The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORD&—SArazDAy, FRB. 17. The LORD ORANOILTADI took his seat ca the woolsack at 4 o'clock. - - ----. The Earl al DEMUR teak the Gabs and his seat. SUSPENSION OF TEM HABEAS mama IN P 1 LAND. At twenty minutes to 5 o'clock Sir G. Gast appeased at ibe bar, holding is bia band the bill for the anapaests= of the Habeas Mapes Aot in Ireland, whirl had just passed Minuet all its stages is the Commons. Bari RIIISOILL oante dews to tbs bar, noshed it, and banded it to the dark at the table, lab* read its title to the bones. " ' " The question was put by the LORD 011ANCILL01 that the bill be read a first time, and Earl RUSSELL moved the anepsosirm of steadies' orders in order to peas through all its stages • bill to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act it Ireland. The noble earl briefly traced the power of the Fenian cotspiraoy, which he at tributed to the dispersion of the armies engaged in the recent civil war la America. Malty persona, disappointed in their expectations of plunder in America, hoped to realise them in Ireland. They bad collected large thins of nuisely, sad were now leading arms and antimeries into Indeed, where they were actively en in distemiesticg the objects of the conspiracy. ro e ! objects were directed naiad law, property, and religion ,• and although the judges and juries in 'rebind had discharged their duty fearlessly and impartially, the Fenites, undeterred by the results of the recent trials, were redoubling their activity . In consequence th e Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and his advisers, who had up to this time been most anxious to rely upon the ordinary powers of the laws alone, had addressed the strongest repre sentations to the government asking for extreordinary powers. He explained that the objects of QOM precautions was to remove the foreign emissaries, who were chiefly American citizens, and he expressed as earnest hope that when they were removed the people would return to their orditary avocation,. The Eerl of DERBY dispelled the views of Earl Russell with respect to the cause of Fentanism, but after the solemn appeal made to them by the government os its responsibility hoped that their lordships would pass the hill unanimously. At the same time he trusted that the government would before long explait to perlismest the reasons on which they relied for the adoption of arbitrary Elmore' of this kind. The motion was then agreed to. The bill was then pasted through committee, read • third time, end was passed amidst some cries of "Hear, bear." -- E;rl RUSSELL anuounced that it was imiesded to obtain the royal anent to the bill et ones, and that for that par pose the hones would adjourn to 11 o'cleek that evening. The Earl of DERBY—Ire have no objection to offer to Chet course, but I hope the noble earl will not ask us to remain here till that time. (Laughter.) THE TELEGRAPH IN IRELAND. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLBY wad understood, might the excitemeat and noise which prevailed, to date that on Yonder evening be would move or leave to ialrodmee a bill for the purpose of giving the Lord-Liwateaant of belted the Name power of seizing telegraphs in Ireland at was now poetised by the Secretary of State for the Hoene Depart ment in Foglead. The bonse then adjourned during pleasure, in order that the moverainent might telegraph to Bail Granville, who had left London for Osborne early in the day, to obtain her lfajostv't sigma:we to a commietion for giving ber adept to the bill, and to send a messenger off with lt to Wad 'mintier. In 000sequenee of mime delay to the nummoser, canoed by goods trains oo the railwav, the house did not rewire till 25 minutes to 12 o'clock, when the DUD Ottatosuott took his sesten the woolsack. THE CATTLE DISEASES The Clerk of the Parliaments (Sir J. Shaw Lefsvre) sequainted the house that the COOIOI6OI had agreed to a bill fee the prevesties of diseases amongst rattle, sad that they propel their lordships' easeet thereto. Th. Earl of BESSBOSOUGH Wee moved that the bill be reed a tint time. The motion wee mewl to, and the bill wee cedtzed to be mad a second time on Moodily. THE ROYAL COHEREHON. At t empty minutes to l o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR umnaiated their lordships (the peers present being the Duke of Somerset and the Earl of Beseborough on the ministerial side of the house, and Lord Batemsus and Lord Thurlow on the opposition benches) that her Majesty had issued a own missim to himself and ether lords. commanding them to give her royal anent to a bill which had that day been agreed upon by both home', giving the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland power to arrest and to detain persons in prison, and his lordship and the other Lords Clommimionere (the Duke of Somerset and the Earl of Bemborough), attired in their scarlet robes, having taken their seats at the foot of the throes, theLottnCnanomon directed theCientleman Usher of the Black Rad (Admiral SirAuguatus Clifford, Bart.) to summon the House of Commons to the bar of the home to hear the royal commission read. In a short time the BPILAM, attended by the Deputy Bargeantat-Arms (Captain Gout), Sir Augustus Clifford and by about fifty member', smonpt whom were Colonel Taylor. Mr. fah°'afield, Mr. Scourthdd, Floyer, Sir J. Ackail, Mr. Fens's& Mr. Ayrtoo. Captain Stsupools, Sir O. O'Loghlee, Mr. Bagw•n, Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Cheatham, sad Colonel Pennant, appeared at the bar. Mr. Slingsby Bethell then, by commend of the LOILD CHANCILLOH, read the communion ; and Sir J. SHAW Lams, haviag declared the royal ament le the usual form h Norman Preach, her Msjeety'm faithful Commons withdrew to their own bones, and their lordships adjourned et ten minutes to one o'clock oa Sunday morning. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--BATURDAY, Fn. 17. SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPIJS A(JT IN IRELLND, fOontieried from Saturday's .Br'preix) Mr. ROEBUCK ioqtrired why Mr. Might's speech was made—whether for the purpose of smoothing the difficul ties of the moment or oonerliating Ireland ; or was it for the parpose . of mischief ? He admitted that Ireland for ages wee mended, but for the last thirty years peril*. meat bad carefully listened to all her requirements ; and Mr. Bright had not eiguthed one thing which ought to have been done which bad not been done—con. Undies that the people of Ireland enjoyed every right and Oiviloge possessed by those of England. He urged that ore of the main causes of discontent in Ireland was, that until lately the Roman eatbolic clergy bad bees preach ing sedition : heargued the setting up of nationality wee an evil to Ireleed, that if she was left to herself she would present the most wretched spectacle of civil war and hear ohy that the world ever saw • and he expressed a desire Olt some arm should state notarially what was to be done with regard to that country ; and if the house refused to do it, he would say Mr. Bright was right. As to the pre. sent bill, the sooner it was passed the better. Mr. HORSHAM characterised Mr. Bri g hv a s p eec h as an inopportune iaterpeettion at a critical moment of the address he meant to make in the Irish debate of last week. He did sot know whether that gentleman', sympathies were with the government or the Fenians, but at any rate it would be of greet valise to that body—.carrying out as it did his principle of always being on the port of those who were is oonoert with the enemies of Euslaad. He con tended that in modern limes Ireland could not complain of misgovernment, as being placed by parliainest in an inferior position to the rest of the kingdom. Mr. DILLON. an aa avowed opposes! of Embolic', ex pressed his doubt of de extent and powers of mischief ; bat whatever such powers it programed mare from the disaffec tion sprisgieg out of the misgovernment ef Ireland. He °proof* the bill. Mr. J. S. MILL agreed with Mr. Bright that this was ea occasion for shame aid bestialities ; and while admitting that England had repented of the national sin of injustice to Deka& urged that the had not gone further in the change thou benevolent good intentions. He argued that the delusion which bad for some time prevailed, that Ire land was no longer the difficulty of Ragland, was now utterly dispelled. He, however, admitted that the govern. monk who were not responsible for oosturiee of misgovern ment of Ireland, were jastified is making fee the powers which they demanded. After observations from Mr. Moose and Mr. CONOLLY, Sir J. GRAY chainterhed Mr. Roebuck's speech as one favours/de to Foliar:ism, an organisation with which he had no sympathy, banded uit was whist all order, pre- Tarty, and life in Ireland, and danottneed as it was by the whole Roman catholic clergy. The O'DONOGHITE stated that what he asked for Ire land be asked without reference to anythins that the Fenialie might think ; bat he was sure that if what he Inked wag obtained they would be satisfied. If the house waa . resolved to support the government in th eir intuition of giving despotic power to the bewildered sad nervosa is mates of Dahlia Castle nothing be could do would provost it ; but he protested against the adoption of coercion aa the only efficient means of meeting the emergency, sad said it was his duty as a representative Irishman to vote spinet the pinioned =assure. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, referring to Mr. illsraeli's stricture on the government is allowing as eat of George 111. to be repealed .which would have enabled perms like the Finian emissaries to be oriented, pointed ant that that sat could sot have bees so applied, and no peruse could have boar more than momentarily detained under its provides". While eulogising the brilliancy and sincerity of Mr. Bright's speeoh. he bad listened so it with pals, as, although cloistering much truth, it was iacpportnne, and ,untamed a WWI rhea it asserted that the toren:meat was dealing with the Dish proper, whoever by her representative' in the bosei rm re e . 'Ammon was repudiated, sad deserved condemuatioe and reprerien. He expreneed his gratitude to the opposition for the manner in which they had signified by their sap. part their belief that the genrameet had not talienlighily and without the strongest reasons so sxosptioaal a coarse as that which was proposed by the bill ; and referr te_Mr. M/hi's remise, fest memo weeds of sympathy S. _ theyneald net be vestals at the new weemsnia bat de Soil de. lies igemeemial had Nee esisma 11111% st aseiniebiee tin bleseamor ei poem sod order is he UM, sad to that dirty for the day they mama timetoodees 21:e home Uwe divided : For the motion S64 Against ie gleweihMr.) • 1 EXPRFSB, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19 , 1866. Sir G. GRIM thus Ines& fa Ida bill, which was isms. dist* a sat Wasik all its stages, aad pasead amidst load shw GATTLE DISKABES BILL. , This bilL ea emenisd, wee eonaidered. " 1 "111r J. PERM:MON moved, after clans 6 r to lamer/ the following clams :—" (Extent of powers of Oates Beard.) The powers of each cattle triages baud sisal extend over the whole of the county for which it is appointed. tad over all burghs situated thereto, exceptieg cities and burghs which have the tight to elect members to parliament, and whereof the population within the parliamentary bounda ries of say Noah burgkareeeds tea thoormad." After come discussion, air G. GREY believed that this 'objectival; fully debated loot aight, sad that the Scotch members were almost unanimous against the proposition. Mr. STIRLING supported the amendment. The LORD ADVOCATE said the committee disused this question and divided upon it last night, and be thought it was not desirable they should again dimes it. The house then divided For the arneadmeet Against it 146-46 Mr. BULLER held that they ought not to abandon all hops of diatovering setae remedy for this diem's, and there. fore be begged to praposs. as a proviso, at the end of clause 16, that iostead o invariably slaugl-terieg diseased cattle, there should be lodged in the hands of some authority the power of reserving cattle for the purpose of subjecting them to medical treatment. The amendment was understood to be agreed to. Co Clause 21, Mr.o:sß.tiffiTßD proposed 'proviso to the effect that nothing in the clause !honk' interfere with the removal of cattle tram owe pert of Argyßahia, to soother under the order of the local authorities ; but, at the angges ti on of Mr. T. G. BARIIIO, the hon. gentleman withdrew it. On the motion of Mr. T. G. BARING, words were added to the clause having reference to the slaughter of cattle is the sea-ports. The bill was thee recommitted for the purpose of making verbal amendments In clauses 36, 37, and the last clams. The emeadmente hating been agreed to the house resumed. In reply to Mr. How, Mr. BARING said that the bill contained the clause al lowing the tenant to deduct half the r &to from the rent. The bill was then reed a third time, and passed. *parting Enteittgence. TEE LINCOLN SPRING (3) /IX/STING. TO THU =Ma OP PHI =PRIM Blit,—Have we got it at last t and after having bee. so kind to real winter sports by keeping out of the way, is Mr. Frost going to be unity with the turf, aid spoil whet promised to be a brilliant opening of the racing sea son? He only frightened them at Birmingham and Water loo last week, where the steeple chasing and coursing were got through satisfactorily, except that both the principal 'events went to " outsiders," to the delight only of a select 'few ; but should he continue to reign is sunset this week, It will go had with the Lineole meeting, which has sof fored more than ones from his interference, and would mom to sad grief if driven over Sudsy next. However, let us hope for the best, and that the last change in the elements will benefit the gathering, as it certainly must do if the ground does not become so hard as to ren der geeing , bsprectiosble. Under present amigo aunts, there is a larger number of horses than usual under orders to participate is the eight " fiat " races proposed, of which four are completed, all having large entries except the Trial Sakes, to which there are but fourteen subscribers. This is a mile weight-for-age race with severe penalties sad indulgent allowances, the extra lOibs incurred by Seacharometer and Donnybrook being enough to drive them to the handicap ; although Saladui, quite as heavily penalised, may not be stalled off, seeing that to be worth backlog for the Chester Oup (which I do not believe however) he should give the 1711 s required to the maiden four year olds, Scarborough, Wild I3oy, Rut ford, and Old Warders, of which lot the latter has et to make his bow in public. Alberta, who was so busy last autumn, is =penalised, sad the " dark "John of the Isles, Wiseman, and Creasman must possess some form to beat her, which neither Opposition nor Killarney have shown any pretensions to do, wh il st it has yet to be shown that &ladle can give her 341 b fa the year. The Lisonherbire Handicap, on the mile course, is amore important eveattba• ever, being under such auditions as PM reader it a for midable rival to the (by sad Suburban at &mom. With the sanneuurober of starters as last year. (two doses) which the knowing ones anticipate, the stakes will be worth 8551., and nos a few have been backed to arry them off, albeit some parties seem to think it ia not early good enough to try for. The friends of Mephistopheles, for in stenos, soon made op up their minds not to " play" when they found the public had made him a favourite, and it is now questionable whether H. bluster's stable will be repre sented at all, after accepting with the old gentlemee, Fil bert, and Junius — the latter five - year old , by the Great Unknown, that is still dark, sad consequently most appro priately named. There can be no doubt that wavy stables are rowing in with John Day's, owing to Copenhagen having been tried, on dig, one of those "good thieve that must cams off ; and the lest move concerning Mambo, who looked like carrying the money bags of W. Day's division, end just about winning is very ominous, espe cially as it was not accompanied by any ages favourable to Perfumer, soother likely-look:2g candidate in the same " felopsnbsgeo, nevertheless, is not to have it all his own way, sad the patinae of Valiant and ()althea@ look forward with some degree of confidence to bowling him over. Secebarcouter, Gemtes, Twilight, Pro- Visor, lea ` Lynn, and Treasure Trove appear also to be carrying " oad money ;" and there has been some talk, too, of Lucky Star, Mionette, and Miss Williams "com ing" before the flag falls. &nos his stable-companion settled down so warm, Pantaloon has joined Knight of Snowdon on the retired list; bat then is plenty of materiel for a field of more than twenty, and the rue is sot bound to be a hollow affair just because they take 3 to 1 about one of the candidates. Copenhagen has to give away 121 b to Valiant, and in meeting Caithness at stagily the Trial weights homey find himself sorely premed to beat even the young St. Albans, despised as the three-year-aids are by the talent on this occasion. The outsiders, again, will have good battle done for them by Twilight or Lasky Star, who have often given a proof of their sterling merit, which all the three favourites have yet to do, it must be nedlected, not one of them having shows even moderato form in public. But it is ra- ther improbable that, with Mester Richard to give an idea what Copenhagen is capable of, and Regalia to mama Caithness with, their trainers can have made a mistake as to their capabilities ; and it is, in my opinion, little more then a question which is the beet of the trio. My idea incline towards Valiant, whose 121 b advealege is the weights undoubtedly entitled him to the preference, not withstanding the pima impression that speed is not exactly his forte; and so many have won at Tin, or them shouts, that his party must be written very unlucky indeed should he fail. There will be a great amicable for the Brooklesby (two-year-old) Stakes, half a mall, worth about SOX ; and some rare flyers will usuredly be in the run The 51 entries include many of the high-priced ones at the yearling sales of 1865 and some that were heavilyenpged at the commencement of last month, inclusive of a Manyss oat, called Satyr, and Problem by Newminster. These oat Mr. Chaplin a Ma little sum together ; and as the plucky hero of the Itreadalbase sad Bromnielaw sale is oe his own grimed at Liosoln, we should doubtless see his rose jacket carried by the beet be on send to the post. The jumping events I am not ambitious to touch upoe, tempting as the Hornet looks in the Hurdle Rao', where he has • storm lees to carry than for the Liverpool Steeplechase, so that his admirers have only to,' discover whether he will be "reeved" or not. The principal steeplechase has not many Grand Na tional candidates engaged fn it, sad may not attract more than West Rod, who will find it difficult to bat the Beau; and perhaps last year's winner, Bridegroom, can give the weight required to either of them. Steepleobasiog is the order of the day at both the these meetings of the week, Hendon and the Windsor Greed Military ; and all lean say of them is t h at, with the elements propitious, they will afford the " roughs" and the "swells" a good t at.—l am, fic. METEOR. handicap sraoustioi to 100 soya., 101 b extra ; wooed to to wive 20 awn. 004 mile. (80 subs., 26 dodarod.) ASe 2 100 AV 12 176 itaeoharometer 0 0 Advance 4 12 Doanybrook 0 10 Papoose GM= a 9 Raiford Stecker aatto moufrala a . 71l a a 6 William Pitt 5 7 3 Will Dee 4 6 8 Twilight 7 Dicky Ster 6 2 *basil* 4 7 Inaction Knight of Snowdon.. 5 11 Hurrah Copenhagen lard Conyughun.... 6 1 liesquine 6 2 Pantaloon Claxton Inas OM. 6 Pink 4 o Bkirml. 6 Mos clan 3 0 Idler 6 Oracle 3 10 Provbar 4 celibates Phalwoho a Ylnaeaher S 10 Filbert 6 Haakstao Maid 6 9 ildewind 4 Mlas Haworth 2 9 Catalogue Indus . II Wellesley .. 3 9 Gm . -6ot Valt East Lynn Wane* li 7 0 Mum II 6 7 Portumer TM ALIeAGID &mato &Alla of 5 sows. each, with 40 added ; 3-yr-olds, Bst ; four, get 81b ; Ave, 10st 31b ; six and aged, 10st 71b ; wares sa4 geldings a ll owed 31b ; mollies allowances, &a 6 furloop. Tam HANDICAP HOILDLZ RA69 of 5 oova. each, 311, with 50 added ; the second to save big stake ; winner of may hurdle rave or stesplochaas after January 29, at noon, 71b ; of two, or a stake amountiog to 200 son., 1211 extra. 2 rages, over six hurdles. (31 subs.) Age et lb Ate se lb Densest (Inc alb ex). ft 11 6 Contralto Tbeloadger (toe LID Tbe Bean 5 12 ex) • 11 • 1 1 •1101 A 11 SW Boger I U 4 0•018000 k • 10 accident • 11. • qui* Imhoff a 10 10 Peewttt 114. Lawrence • 10 8 Love letter Pad Jam a 10 7 Ace of Bemis • 7 Church If [Stoat (leis .... a 10 S Threadbare Has HD Dale Prank Hampton Coert) .. If 10 1 le e s ) hales 4 a 7 7 Sandford 6 10 2 Dermot Amebae* .... 6 3 14•101100 Maws 01-11.) 8 10 0 MS _ _ 6 10 0 Cleirronato 6 9 0 21,11 of Tromps—. 6 10 0 Ply-by-tflight (34) 9 0 aswkalow S 913 Makin Food taco intriligatu. XITBOYOLITAX COUNTY COMM. (Shiba days appointed kw the premed test.) Inersuiteria, Feb. 19 ;Teldaa7. 18; Wednesday, V. Bwoweironr, Portland-road.—Wednesday, Feb. R ; Thursday, 22: Friday, 21 Maarissmen, Warylebone.read.—Tueslay, Feb. 20 ; Wedlsm da=nFridwark Duncan-terrace:Tuseday, Feb. Y 0: Wednes day, 21 . Friday, 28. SBORKDITOR, Oldatreearesd.—Tomdsy, Feb. V ; Thursday, 22. Bow, Bow-med.—Monday, Feb. 10.! Wiunonariz,, Great Frescobetresa—Taseday, Feb. 18 ; Wednesday. : Thursday, 2t ilorr y nwams, ilwaw-strest.—Tossday, Feb. 20 Thursday, n ; Frida, U. Lama% Camberwell Now-road—Toesday, Feb. N. LORD MAYOR'S COURT, aCILD/dALL.—Thursday. Feb. 22 ; Fri day, 21: Saturday, CATTLE PLAGUE BILL. The house basing gin; into ;Zip - ics pro forms on this hill. Mr. HUNT mid be &kook out of his bill all the datum relating to the compulsory slaughter of cattle, and oompen ratios for cattle so slaughtered, so that kin hill would sew coly dial with the movement of cattle and other ih otherwise than by railway. He proposed to proceedtli the bill in ccusmiteas on Monday. The house then reemsed. ELEOTION PETITION& Maims were presented complaining of the elections for Dover, Lichfield, and Nottingham, and were ordered to lie on the table. The lime then snspindsd the sitting. THE ROY AL ASSENT. Eleven o'clock was fixed for the ree7MPtion of the sitting, and at that hoar the house was represented by 'boat 30 members. It was not, however, till an hoar and a half afterwards that the saaoenoemeot was made of the arrival J the commisidon, sad the Speaker took the chair. Sir A. Clifford, the Usher of the Black Rai, than appeared at the bar and summoned the house to the House of Peers to hear read the royal commission for giving the 'aunt of the mown to an act " agreed upon by both hams.* After an absence of 20 minutes, the Speaker returned and rep nrted that the royal assent had been mvea to the bill for suspending the Habeas Corpus Act in Trelud. The house then adjonrnaa at tan minutes to 1 °Wank. rim HOMELESS BOYS 01 LONDON. --•--- Mr. W. Williams, the secretary of the Boys' Refuge, in Great Queen-street, writes to inform tte that the boys' supper, oa Wednesday, had a mere practical object than wee assumed in oar comments upon it published on Friday. The meeting was caned from a simple desire to benefit the boys, sod will serve that object Up to Friday night tweety-four of the boys bad been received into the Quire-sheet Refuge, where they will now be fed, clothed, lodged, educated, and trained for service at home or le the Wades, The eases of other boys will be inverti. gated this day, and if the public will only supply the mosey for supporting the boys, the utmost will be dose to sans all the lads who wish to escape from the solessable life now before them. lie says : "It is not an easy matter in a few hours to provide for twenty-four hop accustomed to live in the Avesta, cad sleep in casual wards and other nightly Mints. The filthy rap they cams is bad to be destroyed at mem, se they were swarming with vermin. To-day (Saturday) we were obliged to keep many in bed until proper clothes were found for them. Left off clothes therefore would be of great salvias just now. That the subtle may see the meeting is intended to b e sae prectisal one, I shall be glad if you will allow me to mention that two projects am about to be ocossidered with a view to make further provision for meeting the necessities of thee, homeless boy'. 7'h• first is to ascertain if the Lords of the Admiralty will give one of the melees ships of war now lying in her Majesty's dockyards to be fitted up es a train- Mg ship for those boys who wish and are able to follow a seafaring life. The second project is to sidemour to obtain, by hire or gift, an old-fashioned home, with about fifty acres of land, sear Loodoo, where those bop not fitted for sea ma be trebled to agricultural pursuits, so se to supply the labour market at home or to quality slum for colonial The following oontributions hove been reeeived i-Tbe FArl of Shaftesbury, for the support of two boys for one year, 30/. ; ditto towards expenses of simper, 21. ; an Old Higrowian, se. ;Asbtoo, 51. ss. ; Mr. Joseph Boed, 101. 10s. ; Mr. Jobs Garter, 11. ls. Mrs. Carter, 10s. 6& ; G. T. S. for supper, 11. la. ; the Hen. Bony Eden, 51. ; A. C. C., per Lord Shaftesbury, 5. ; Mr. T. F. Blackwell, 101, ; Mr. S. S. Dascooks, dl. ss. ; lady Inglis. 51. ; Ts imounteas Clifton, 101. 10s. ; Mr. Boomer, per Mr. Ward, 51. ; Mrs. Deane, per ditto, 11. 2s. ; Mr. Beres Dawson, 51. ; A Friend in the But. 51. ; B. H. IL, 10m Mr. L. Green, 11. la. ; S. G. G., 51.65. ; Mr. B. A. B . *us, 101. ; Mr. D. W. Dowling. 21. 2s. ; Master Dow liag, fu. ; Mr. J. Beaumont, 31. ss. ; L. N., 21. ; Mn. Phillips, 11. 10. ; W. L., se. ; Mr. Henry Wagoer, for the support of one boy fora year, 151.; Sir George Baker, 101. A Barrister, for the support of two boy. for ix smooths, 151. 15a. ; Mr. T. H. Ism, 11. Further contributions are aarneotly solicited, sad will be thankfully received by the secretory, Mr. William Wil liams, 8, Crest Queen-street, Linooles-ion-fields. ELECTION PrnTIONSLIIIRIPORD CITY. —Throe of the electors complain of the retina of Mr. Beggsllay, use of she sitting members for this city, on the pound of bribery, nesting, end corruption ; fraudulent pergoesdon of voters. and votes being received from disqualified persons. The petitioners pre y that Mr. H. Y. Clifford, the 11111111CONIF fal 0001petitor with Mr. Beggallay, should be declared duly elected. .—Beveral of We electors complain/of the return of Mr. A . Grant,og the ground of bribery end intimi dation. The petitioners further represent that Mr. Grant % " wholly ineligible, and by law incapacitated to be elected to sit as a member of parliament by reason that be, not being a eon or grandson (aic) of a father who was a natural born subject of the *overlap' of Great Britain and Ire land, was born out of the inhume of the mown of Great Britain and Ireland." It in therefore considered that he is an alien, and his return null sad void. Drogheda.— Several of the electors complain of the return of Mr. B. Whitworth, on the pound of bribery, Westing, corruption , aed intimidation , end th e y prey that the return he declared null and void. Tanuton.—Several of the elegises complain of the return of Mr. A. C. Barclay and Lord W. M. Hay on the ground of bribery, treating, corruptioe, end letireidation. They, therefore, pray that the return be declared null end void. Wakefiekl.—Sevecel of the electors complain of the return of Mr. Leathern on the segued of bribery, treating, ear motion, and intimidation • and they pray hat the return be declared null and void . ' Hudderafield.--Beverel of the electors complain at the return of Mr. T. P. Crossland, on the ground of bribery, &m, and pray that the return be declared null and voi d. LAUNCH OP THE &WINSHIP MATAURA AT MILL HALL —This haudsome vessel, built by the MillwsU Irma works Ship-building and Graves( Docks Compaq (Limited), for the serves of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company, was snooessfully launched on Saturday last, and will be plaited on the longest unbroken route yet traversed by steam. In order to carry the requisite large quantity of feel, proportion have bean admirably adjusted, obtaining at the same time a high rate of speed, h er dimensions being—length betwaeo mrpendi. culars, 285 feet ; breadth, 35.6 feet ; depth from 800 to s par deek, 26.8 feet ; tonnage, old builders' measurement, 1,767 66-94 tons. She will be propelled by triple screw amines of 400 nominal berms-power, eonstrusted also by the Millwall Company', and furnished with all the latest hoprovements. The liaises of the cabins, ice., combise every accommodation for the emnfort of passeagers, and an executed in the boat style of workmanship. ATTEMPT TO UPSET A MAIL TEAM IN lasa.AßD. On Friday morning, about 3 o'clock, so the up mail train from Galway to Dublin was gamin; near the 65th mile post, three Miles from the Monte station, in the Parish of 1131- monaghan and county of Westmeath, the engine driver felt • serious shook, width seed) threw the mine of the rails. Oa the line bliss examined, it was diroosured that several large acmes bed ben pissed across the rails. Both the eagles guards were bent, but is further isjury sustained. The company have Wend • reward of 2004 for such %for- Ratios as may keel to the dleoevery of the perpetrator of this ealoote.—Dathe temiest Mails Tan HOIEBWAND Ilagasztux AND CANADIAN MAILS DOE AT LIVERPOOL THIS WINE.-. 011 Wedsesday next the Bina. from New risk es the 10M, end the Epee. aka, Irma PartlaV earrospeeding adobes. Aides, expected to meek ; said se Beeday, the from Batas al Ora ,o•4lisirfax only au the moenixe of the 16th, may be expected to teach the Money. CREETAL FALLON. HALI-A-CROWN DAT. NATI:MOAT, FEB. 17. Admissive& as payment, 1,431 ; Mine by seism Mike% 6.287; 1•611. 6,718. BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB. SATURDAY. There was • very good " home " today, amid the first of the niece spring handicaps beim close at hand, speculation thereon wee brisk. Copenhagen still retains his hold epos the public for the Linoole Handicap, het not, however, antic they fait satisfied that the stable had not been fore stalled. Every bookmaker seemed " full " against him, and to the incessant inquiries, 3 to 1 on the field was the only reply, and eve, that was taken in several bananas. Valiant showed a few days ago unmistakeable symptoms of "coming;" and he did come to-day. He was put uo at offers to take 8 to 1, at which, however, no one felt disposed to operate, and in a abort time 7 to 1 was booked to 501.,100 tolb helot thecurrent taking price thereafter. Caithness wee per haps supported for more money than anything, and at his =ad prise he left off very firm. The only feature of the Cup was a single bet of 2,500 to 100 about Redcap, but subsequently the same odds were offered. 15 "centuries" were taken about Auguste for the " Guineas," but the Derby was hardly mentioned, except indeed in one Instance, when a loud bet of 5,000 to 25 was laid spinet Vaspasian, who was pat down a veritable " safe 'um" The following were the prime at 3 p.m. LINCOLN HANDICAP. 11 to 1 apt Copenhagen (t & 100 to 7 apt eascharometer (4) ogri to 6 last L e to 100 Valiant (off. t 100 ID to 1 Tr!feur• ynn (t) Dove to 16) 10 to 1 Caithness (t) 100 to 8 Proviso: (t) El to 1 apt LIVERPOOL it lt to 1 apt Cortolaal (t) CBE= 111 to 1 apt Redcap (off, first 2,600 to 140 t. 10 to 1 Ot (t ta ) ms (off, $l6 to 1) * Historian (t) IZILPLICHABL 60 to 1 apt Garotter (t) Lit CUP. NI to 1 apt Deily It) 32 to Gam 10 to 1 naladin it) (w) 60 to 1 nalpnetes it) 06 to 1 Balpave (t) 10118 AND. tt Augusto (t) REY. 6000 to 26 apt Vospegan (t) iiciin;)i 600 to ISt) n tot .. Boman (w) TWO' 1100 to 100, 10 to 1 agst Student (of) 7 BZITING AT MANC LINCOLN HANDICAP. to 1 sot Copselugs (t) 100 to 6 opt Truman Trove 0 1 Valiant (I) 10 to to 1 Caltlussaa (oN) 10 to 1 Illutor (oH) las (t) ISO to 7 Erg Lyon (aft 26 to 1 Left Star (off) 10. toe) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 9to 1 art Laura (oft 10 to 1 90 to 1 nit Creole tr•W 11 to 1 Cortoloal (4 I 26 to 1 Thoovrn (4 CHESTER CUP. IS to 1 apt Redcap (I) 160 to 1 apt Gong (t) 26 to I Bangs& (t) DERBY. 000 to 9 aid BloolUtead(t) ITIIRDAY. PROGRAMME OF LINCOLN SPRING MEEtING. TIMIDLY. THE TILL RATIONS of 5 sm., mob, with 30 added ; 3.yr. olds. Ist 3lb ; four, fist 10Ib ; firs , gat slb ; six and aged, 9•4101 b ; marem sod geldiege allowed 3lb; mildest three yr-olda, 41b ; four and upwards, 71b ; the winner of 100 eon. in any one year, Mb ; teem or 20 son., 10Ib extra ; themoond to save his state. (14 subs.) Eff• Crealonnan Old W.rden 4 Alberta 3 Raiford Killarney 3 Donnybrook 6 Wild Boy 4 Isisdla Wiseman 3 OScarPPorili bore ugonh 3 stile. 4. THE BROOLLEINE STAUB of 5 ems.easb, with 50sdded, foe 2.yr-olds ; col* fist 10ib ; fillies and soldier's, Set 17b; wieners, 311i•xtra ; seeped to sere his stake. Ska4bt run Feats.,t hell • mile. (51 subs.) Henrietta Teen The by The Rover —a half-bred mere, Borne Teem" Gas, Problem, Satyr, fby Horror—Butterdy, f by Dundee f by Oxford, dsm by Mosstain Dam, Ibis, Viscount St. Alban's, Robson, Pneumatic, OM= Dime's Lead, NonabOanes, Stepsabill, Wh nabs, Ramsey, f by Drsdae—Blearrhe ortidlsbie, Variation, Venom Victims, Staring Charles IL, Elburg, Bretollm i3t Arid, Monmouthshire Lass, Miss Phastom f by Woolwich—Betsy Our, *dour Promo . Pestle , Litdepork Vendome, Sister to Tiegbans, f by Pareasean—Priestess's dens, Boomeaway, Libertisto. *mates. = Laverne, Jessie o' Duableams, o by Vedette—TM. Chnife is dem, • by Plotkin& Land--41eldlindso desk. ssienaL Tha LiwoOLNOHTIS Hainnoar at 100 soya, added to a sweeplaskas a/ 15 *ova 4006.10 IS. and 611 &dam' ; eflubse of aay sass altar Jamey 241, as soak 716; Swim, of a Guam. NoarHERN RAILWAY. The report of the directors to the half-yearly meeting on Saturday next has been received. It states that the total capital of the company now amounts to 36,041,9001. 10a., including that of the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax company, and of the West Yorkshire company, pursuant to the amalgamation sets of last session. and 511,4011., derived from calls on the lately created ordinary stooks. and from loess on mortgage and debenture. The works on the hoes in coarse of eonstrnotion betimes Doncaster end Gazebo rough, March sod Speldiog, and Lincoln and Hosingke are progenies steadily, and the gradients on the loop line are also being improved. It is expected that the whaled these works will be completed in the nurse of the year, and the Great Easters district will then be connected with the north by • direct sod nearly level lies, from Marsh to Doacarter. The connection batmen the Mstropolitao and the Louden, chathrini. and Dover Railways, at Farringdonetreet, was completed and mooed for traffic on the lit Jarman lest last. Through booking aneasernente for passeagers between the Chatham Company ' s system and the Great Northern are now he force, and goods end coal traffic will be commenced next mouth. The Hatfield and St Albans branch, six mils in length, to which this company has subscribed nearly one third of the capital, was opined for traffic in October last. It has ions found necessary to provide further acceinmo &lion for traffic in London, and at several of the chief stations on the line, zed to purchase additional engines and other rolling stook. The high rate of interest for money has retarded the fanned the company's 4 per ant. debenture stock, but, notwithstanding this adverse circum stance, 41,4821. has been received on that account during be half-year. The noes nog& for the half-year amounted to 1,045,3701. 13e. 3d., being au berme* over the oorreepcmding half of lest ysr of 74,7921. Ile. Id. ; the gross excenditure was 513,8531. 143. 54.„ an L OWS. of 36,60031. 17s. The net 'Greene will be distributed as follows : Fixed charges (iadading in terest on mortgag s sad os debenture and new ordi nary stooks) sod preference dividends., 254,3461. 14s. 11d.; bellows divisible as ordinary dividend, 297,6901. 14.. 4d. ; total, 652,0371. 9s. 38. The available balance of 297,6901. 14e. 4d. will yield die - kinds at tire following rates, viz. On the Great Northern original stock, 81. 16a. per cent. per annum, giving for the hdf.year 41. 7a. 6d. to the ori. tit:stock, 31. to the B stock, 51. 15s. to the A stook. The carried to the next half-year's account will then be 3231. is. The receipts and expenditure for the half-year include the whole of those of the West Yorkshire under takieg, comprising 17 miles of railway which did sot ap ple in the accounts for the corresponding period of 1864. The revenue secant shows that the traffic of the company is setafactorily increasing is every branch, except that of the carriage of cattle, which is less by nearly 4,00 W. The mum of this decrease is, however, unfortunately too familiar to every one to need ocanniont. In coshing traffic, the incresse is 27,7251. ; in goods, 27,5171. ; is minerals, 21,7921. The expenses of the locomotive department are greater by 22,5621. 9s. Id. than in the corresponding period in 1864. 318,152 more train miles have been run, but the increase in the mileage sharp is chiefly attributable to the renewal of boilers, sod to the renewal and improvement of carriages and waggons. Resolution will be submitted to the meeting to authorise the mercies of the borrowing powers granted to the company by the following acts, viz. : 66,0001. by , the Greet Northern Railway Act, No. 1, 1864 ; 136,0001. by the Great Northern Railway (Deocester to Gainsborough) Act, 1864 ; sod mow: by the Great Northern Railway (Lincoln to Bourne) Act, 1864. Poucisimic Lir PixyArs CLOTIIIB.—Tai Nos. WOOD Cane.—At the fireee etch police-court on Saturday, Mr. Joseph Ferguson, the muskies charged with stabbing at Norwood a plain clothes policeman, whom he bad mistaken for a footpad, under oircurnetasoss already reported in our columns, was again platted at the bar. Mr. Noakes, a gentleman residing at Sydenharo, said the prisoner hod attended at his resident,' professionally, sad left on the morning of the occurrence perfectly sober. The poisoner bore a most exemplary character, as a proof of which la letter signed by the clergy and many of the most influential resident', at Norwood was headed to the magistrate. Sergeant Best, 22 P, here entered the mirk, and handed to the magistrate the following certificate :—" Gars Hos. pita, February the 17th, 1866. I certify that Matthew Maddock is progressing favourably, and there is every prospect of his ultimate recovery. (Signed) Edmund Burrell, house surgeon." Mr. Beard, who appeared for the prisoner, said In the present stage of - the pro. ceediegs, and the constable not being in • lit state to appear, he could only refer to the testimonial banded to the court as to the prisooer's character, and ask that he might not longer be detained in custody, but admitted to bail. Mr. Trull said the primmer bed neces sarily been put to the inconvenience and annoyance of being kept in prison a week owing to the feet that at the time of the first examination the policeman's life was considered in imminent danger. He did not know what eenne the Police Commisaioner, Intended to pursue, but he had ro hesitation in accepting bail is two tiuretisi id 501. each for the prisoner's appearanee that day fortnight. Mr. Noakes sad soother gentleman immediately tendered themselves sa ball and were accepted, and the pri mer. who appeared veri_neryously awaited, left the court. MILLINERS' AND DBEBELMAIEIe BENEVOLENT Aim Peovneekr Infrereornow.—Tbe eighteenth annual meeting of this institutioo, established for the relief of percales engaged in either of the above occupations when is reduced circumstances, was held on Saturday evening at Willis's Rooms, Bt. James's' Dr. Brewer in th e chair. Mr. Muter. the eseretary, read the report, which expressed the regret of the directors that the usefulness of the institution had not attracted to it so large • number of members as they anticipated. It had, however, on the whole been prosperous, sad they looked with meth 'Malefaction upon the good which it bad already aceomplishied. The pormaaeat fund had swirly reached the amount which the directors considered to be requisite for the security of the institution, and they felt pleasure in being enabled to state that there was every prospect of its fulfilling the intention of its tandem by securing ite members from becoming in seasons of miaow sad infirmity the humiliated recipients of public or ;Private charity. During the past year 14 of its members bad re ceived pecuniary relief, and the total amount distributed amongst ZS mambos since the opining of the institution has been 806/. During the year seven members had been admitted, and there were now 129 ce the books. The keel receipts of the year bare been 8241. 18.. Id., and the ei peoditure has been 1241. 2e. in relief. rod 661. Os. 4d. for matagement, lassieg a balance of 4351. lba 9d. TIN precut wets amount to 9,0701. 15.. W. The report was adopted. Salmon IN TEI Di mworr.—A large number of young salmon, bred artificially by the Dinky Dale Fish Club, have hien generously turned into the river belowing Baulky by the members of the club. The fish will sue is ready for their passage tote. MM. The News. Strati have, at their owe impetigo. put up a salmon ladder at Belper ; and it is hoped that the Trent Fishery Assailed's"' wi ll be able to put up ladders at the Borrowash and Willie weirs during the coming summer ; but it is a question of funds chiefly. The river Derwent inseeK then he epee fee the Meru of the fish from the sea. We bear the meet ratifying results frets the Aire opening op etas Meat and Dove *Mir— York- [Atd — vertsemen t.]-.-Hounway's Pala—lns toe lo the lick. —Though the nine be downeset, and the enfeebled by eonthieed nuilstotallen. the Infant shall period wo ps ke a led sleet c le a l i le= v ire Wises cause ot w = esil the ends d nest e ~ r reeese. rNo leveed Is toe lava reilmend itednigielde veer gentle tram. I meant with selety Ind isdesatelw eteN es W ea silagebesit tear im Wary I. the maim ben • worse et than pills ; dig ere MesMllb Nam& Idlleuealleelicz Jackson. weal et iiillk dbuirderedlesenale. the enneyenees wl iig trees dernerneen:= l. 4est i he Ind radinfietsq ewes. THE POLICE COURT& LAMBETH. John Zing, a burly fellow, aii7l 19, wee charged with misconduct as a oared at lAmbeth Workhouse. The casual poor are now admitted by as order hem • polies inspector, signed by him ; and " Daddy," who has a starrier esprienient at the Marylsbome Theatre has succeeded by an ex.polies-cmstable, named Oembe, to whom a large proportion ci the rough' and thieves of London are known. From his etateineat it appeared that on the previous night prisoner, and thirty-three others, were admitted into the casual ward, el which he Is superiuteodant. About ten o'clock they were supplied with six mums of bread and a pint ci clockmob, and • dinilar allowance ler lossaidirt at eight o' that niondrig. For this they am required to perform a certain amount of work in taming the mak ci the sons mill Prisoner, after using the vilest el language to Combs, skulked into the closet to avoid the labour test, but war brought out by complainant and made te work. Re still motioned to use the most ~LetLamm, and suddenly exclaimed to his sornpaidoui "'s have • liv," on which he and all the camals on the crank mat the wheel round with such rapidity that the earn could not get into the mil stones, which whirled mind with scab velo city and violence as to matter sparks of fire about in sway direstion, to the great abirm of the miller, who flew Gut of the plies. In answer to the charge, the phone., who described himself sea saliva of Liverpool , said—lt was another chap what made use of the bad language Sentenced to three months' bard labour. flabal anti Stints* ADMIRALTY, Fs& 17.—Arronmnan.--Elab- L'eatensota Hoary Alfred Street, late of the fleorplos, sad Frederick George Dundee, to the Whin, 4, iron-mad cupola ship, et Spithead. Midshipmen Hoary B. Waage, to the Favewite, 10, WSW iroa-cseed carnet* at &menus. ; Robert L. Grooms, to the Gled , stor, by peddle frigate, at Plymouth. WOOLWICH, Fn. 18. ADDITIONAL TROOPS TOR IRELAND.—;,n mord saos with as order received last night from the authoritie s at the Horse-Guards, for the immediate departure of a considerable force of Royal Artillery for Ireland, about 70 nonoommisaloned officers and men, carefully retested from various batteries, assembled ce parade this morning at ea early hour, and, after inspection by the oommandant, marched to the North Kent Railway-station, proceeding thenoe to Easton-square, ea route to Holyhead, where the fates will embark for Ireland, to be Marione I at Pigeon house Fort, Dublin. A detachment of the Military Train Corps also left the garrison this morning in chirp of • large amount of baggage, warlike munitions, and equip ments, to be for warded to Ireland by the same route, sod a detachment of the Royal Home Artillery from the depot at Maidstone is to proceed to the seam destinadon. Another detachment of the regiment is wader orders fee belied, and the entire form will eompriss two batteries composed chiefly of Englishmen and fieetehmen. CHATHAM, Fn. 18. ARRIVAL OF TEI 7211 D HIGHLAND= 71011 INDIA. —The head-quarters and service nempasies of the 72ed Highlanders, which arrived is the Themes, from India, in the chartered troop ship Tweed, were disembarked me Friday, audit the superinteedemos of the Aims of the staff coonected with the Quartermaster-Cleo/wars depart meat at this far and placed is quarters at Tilbury and Grarsasad, podia the arrival of their route from the Horse Guards. The 72ed Highlanders, which has been shard from Weed about we years, is considerably reduced in strength, the nomters dieemberking from the Tweed being 12 (deers, 48 acittemandasioned officers, 14 drummers, red 318 reek sad Hie. THE COLLISION OF THE SADIPHIRE AND FANNY BUCK. TO THZ zorroa oP TEI =PM& Sof.,—WithieferenCe; to the unfortunate col lision in the Channel between the mall steam packet Sera phim sod the Animism torque Fanny Beak, we beg testate that the me has sow bees triad is the Admiralty Court, and a verdict was yesterday gives in favour of the barque Fanny Buck, the decision of the court he 'ng that the Baca pbire was wholly to blame. Th e lights of the Penny Buck we proved to have beim brightly berniug at the time of the collision. In *Moe to the *plain, cßTesea, and aew of the Fanny Book, we trust you will give ineertion to this letter, as maims reflsetioas upon their conduct were passed at the Board of Trade inquiry and ooroner's inquest, both held at Dover.—We are, ke., DAVID BROWN end BOWDEN, Ayala for Owners of Barque Fanny Buck. 148, Leadeoliallotrest, Feb. 17. MARKETS. TALLOW.--BarmaT Ennio—The merits. was stsady to.day. Spot and March, 475. 9d. ; April to Jaw. 48e. to 481. 3d. ; October to December, 50.. to 501. 3d. Dal may, 5 days, 1,962 casks. Arrivals, 15 oaks. OOTTON.—Livaroot., Fos. it —No change ia price. Bala to-day, 10,000 bales, isolodg MOO apteolatios sod expo& 4,000 Antaefeaa, NI to ; 300 Pavan, ke., 1114 d. to 200. ; 50 Moronism, 20d. ; 100 Noma sod Bahia, 184 d. to 19&d.; 800 Egypllso, Slid. to 30d.; 100 !Smyrna, Mid. to 17d. ; 4,560 Semi, 111. to 17ed. ; Madras. 15;d. to ; Baspl, &dodo. ha, Hid, to 13d. ; 100 Pare, 190. to 200. COTTON GOODS. MANOSISTIZ, Thu. 17.—The market was tolerably well supported as regards prime, on Tuesday, bet there was more or lift weakness for arm and eves for cloths in desoriptioss sot to so much as other kinds. At the *lose of Use week the market is de cidedly steadier, and though the demand is net large, it is sufficient to erpoounge both spinners and meanfeeduren to bold out for rather full prices. Some of the Ass manta. from 50's upwards of mule seaman" are MUer better to sell. The demand for them has base shut' from buyers for the Cbetioest. Twist arid cops for the ben* trade are maintairied at Tuesday's prime, sad fine qualities meet with • fair inquiry. Doubled Lar . lll_ are also in serprae, and steady in price. Cloths to have had that advantage over yarns which bees setiesable daring some week+ past, aid while smaufarturese well crier sae tracts show reach firmness, there are product's who less favourably eircucostareced are more minas to n • demand was chiefly io shirtiap, printing sloths. *sons* and malls. Domestics, long and T cloths, are, with some few exceptions, difiloult of sale, but there hr been mb stential change in them bilge Tassday. Where there is any change they are weaker. WOOLLEN.—Lwine, Fn. 17.—The markets have been fairly attended, and a moderate amount d business has bee, transacted in spring &brim, moral meth dJassy °wisp and tweeds having been transferred. Fee plain cloths the demand haa sot been animated, though a few pirmts of hair lists and median's lave cloned hawk Rates retain their firmness. HARDWARL—linunnnams, FIX IT.—Tbo trade of this town coati:tuft steady. The radon have eons is so is. gularly of late that assaufatiturers generally an saittty supplied to keep their establishmanis in full work, it almost invariably happens that In this mouth some gran of slackness is experienced; but this year the dernerld for goods suitable to the spnog trade has ossamsaced early, and the retail dealers have boas malls; up their ▪ s, svidsatly in the anticipation that bushiem will be active. The fall is the price of copper has stimulated the instal trades. For heavy hardware generally there is a good demand. Amos:apt the jewellers, aid in some other of the fancy trades wan degree of sleekness is experienced. The same as to this gunmaksre, but with them exceptions It his aerally admitted that trade can scarcely be healthier than has bees the ass hare for moms time past. In the foreign department more activity has boss manifested Is the worse of the last Ina days; orders are eomiog in steadily front the LToited States, and there is a fair quantity In hand for Canada. The foreign West Ludlam bads motions, tolerably brisk. and there has bass a good sprinkling of orders put in head of lets from some of the South how rime markets. The oostianstal orders is an modsrater except as to the math of stumps; sad a full average Wal sers is being dons to Australia. From the tri}olsiag dis trict of South Staffordshke and Boat Wasesidorshire the accounts are sitidactory. CORN.—CAIUMA4 PU IL—We ha s e a .. .lP& of wheat. &stay cd good (matt". very Mite dearer. Wheat, red, es. M dits.t witia,llo6. Batley, M. to 38s. Oats, 23e. to 30e. Bow. at. 10 4811 . Costal.; 17.—Thin was • good supply of wheat sad oats Is oar asorkot to-day, sad an stamp supply of barley. The wheat woe is week bettor eesditioa, sad set with a rood" sole at last week's rakes. Timm wee aim two& marks' for oats, several hewn Barley arm. Pth. :—Whosa whitanrik ail l",l4 lll rod, 171. to 18s. Id. ; hurley 12., to 13s. • Bs. Id. to 9s. 9d. per Onrlisli bond. wi°mums; lyFn. 17.—Thu supply 4 4 k exceeding short. and sit ns senple s at fully last week's pikes. B u Non, , quotstloau i ts miler dorm Who*, lay, Vs. to 40s. • oats, 90a to 2k. ; ha wk puma M. 411. LROZOTIR, Fix 17.-IVs had a fair , oar son market today for the ties of the able inquiry wea exporisosel, end good wore thu ton higher. Now whits sold red, 44 4 . nr dgs. ; old while. Its, to bk. 625. per 36 stone. Per barlay • tolerable Doug orporisnord, and there being a small supply shoat ls. per qr.was muds for the lust or- Mak per 275. to 301. p M one was by Do moons plentiful, and N late prioss—old, Ws. to 345. • , b p:Mak:ma. nate were not many one wars quits is high as lest weak sew, 425. to 44a nook. par 38 stone. Fe e l our, ' Ilk par Nininannosor-Tro; Fn. 17.—At alone' we had • moderate show whisk was taken off quickly . of the y se'nuight, south country and thee mooting a more general inquiry, ei held more Study, without loading to sal nem Melting barley tending upward, geindlotscoros. Malt staldisr. little poss. Usin su alts so dui, notwithstaadi ng of the Ths arrivals this nest leastwise, , rB7l • foreign, 4,587 ; today, foreign, 814 ; nisit iA sossteriss, 50 ; 014, poi; oosoinrisa b een , 89 gout, sacks ; lodise earn doer, 200 Noasman, Fre. 17. —The supply of rod at this villike. to-clay, and win the trade ruled from (IL to la. va wea's ratio. There wee a fair Timothy n and the beet malting &sail:44oas still maul the demand for griodiag sorts was also brim sash were well rupperted. Little parsing Whit* wheat (weighing 841 be.), 50s. ditto (weighing 651 be.), thm. to 505.; new I. Obi. to 631 be.), 425. to 475. ; best malting leg (Mbe. to 5311:e.1„ 34a. to 36a. ; rims Whs. to 52the), . 325. to 345. ; distilling lien. to 521b5.), We. to 27a. ;Oats, 24. We. to Wa. ; peas (nmplo), 365. to 38 !war. 335. per sack. Averages ; Whoa; ' lady, 5,813 qrs., 33e. sd. Norrsiosam, Pa 17.-Trade was rates were paid. Old white raged from red, 60s. to 63e. • sew white, 54e. to Wks. pm 36 striae. Of barley, the sad there was a firm ioquury at prioss the seller ; malting, 34e. to 435. par gr . 335. pre 80 dew. The masa alio sprie r kim i . "*7, *doh the %mad was fair, sad f ell lei- - old, 30s. to 365. ; sew, 265. to 30s. were spa ri ngly represieled, sad sales recent terms. Old, 50s. to 62e. ; sew, dose ; ewer leer, 365. to 40s. ; lee, . 011011 D, Fn. 17. -This exchange attended, although wheat was not &Labial far as pane sad dry magpies were mamma treassetioas were unrely confined t Pease sad oats were mush in demsad„ than lest week was quite made. White 46e. to Ns. per qr. • red wheat, 40s. to to 37e. .. • eats, 22a to 30s. • beams, 40a 40s. to 42e. ; floor, ascoods,36s. per sack. Fee. 17.-A very small - ;ref h o: rom eamp::: et to der, mt and with • orm ' clition. The when trade was dull at was a slew trade, but lets prises were Oats, beaus, sad pees, a seminal trade. Romans; Pim 17.-The inquiry sod the steads were fairly supplied while meet of the samples were is etaditioe. The frenimaioue effected • to best kinds of both white and red and inferior semplee were almost although these maid be nominally milord per qr. less stoney. Superior lots of a 46e., and a few extra free parce 48e. damp and inferi ls, or lots, 42e. to 46e wewe red wheat, 445. to 46e. to 44k sad Metier, 375. to 4 , fareiipt 'trade there was • only a awe defog, sad prices were as before for best hied; other sorts being The doer tsarist ruled dull, sod with only a Oen are the to,. temper, all but beet %ultra %std. per seek. Barley wee agais in steady dear superior kinds of both malting sod piodieg eat firm with as upward tendency. For best made the quotation am 365. to 3%. ; and mooutiry. per qr. ; beet grinding kind', 28s. to 2 ^- to Vs. per quarter. Malt remakes with bat a seders. damsad, There show of ado at mark*, sad whit the from abroad, prime ere about 6d. per o kinds being 234 to 275., and others 19e. Wiliam's, Fn. 17.—We sr* fairly ei kinds at this ders market. meets with a fair demand at reties ov . week. AU spring earn readily fete Priers to the grower:—Wheat, whit bushel. te ; red. to 48s. to 495. ; red, 445. to 413 e. 474. We, Dew MOND. Wosczern rms. 17.—At this day'l fair supply of wheat, sad old, alf o were ls. per qr. dearer; but this did out of coedits= or interim. Barley alma higher. Oat' slow sale, but not cheaper. more *Weed far. Ttme, Fie. 17.—Our caws mutat to-dm supplied with wheat, sod the atteedmos usual. Flee aorta wore bald at top prim ; dull, at late rates. New white qualities 621. ; new red, 46e. to 48.. per 86 stow barley was email. The tone of the trade • prices were 6d. to Ia per quarter blab malting 365. to4os. per quarter ; grind 30 stone. The demand for cats was fh Heated, sad samples eotansamled fully 24e. to Ms. pee 24 state. There was beau. (whisk were in short aupply), of last week wel, made ; sew, 40a. Melt, 625. to 645. ; rye, 30s. per quarter. 37.. per sack of 280141. iriItOALIIT. Fa 17.—At oar Dumb week b bad moderate supplier Cl grain. elf freely at a alight advance, particalarl; sow gets into smeller emu. Here to supplies of all kiwis ot gram. Wheat r Be. per qr., and oats 61 ‘rklid:si- Bench L. 41a. to 60s. per qr. ; Wier 225. 6d. to 116 s. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mir Par ZUZVATII. semier Week ending Jim W. epos. s. Orend Tomsk of Canada 1.277 6,245 Week en 4. Orme Central iodine of T Belgium . 2E6 1,166 weed inane Bob. IL Caledonian Wet 6,513 RILL= AND STRING= 118 TOILED num= liavissru. 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MUD= At our IN A., . , . . *air foil of srlap — ' . • Unite at file . llOll • CITY 01 p it fortis' et gm. • OITY 01 g full pains, i ipW Calr 01 Alf *Menai I, . . wart Weds with lay ""I' • • • to: te Minis' : 18411 .1 IT ' 11 .8 1 ' bi sa II *ding a s week Arai • Pe et7Me 18 7. otwaiwia , • Ici - • • hiat metals. p i ppe . . iLtl lir, orearia lei , .G. 8 . HILLIPS whoa win Mina "lilt a hie daali . . .to Pill diadem ilis i 4ir t, d rie us a g gi l" nue choice aniataind Mir Tr . • laa * 'riok. soi paa mu g 4 r 4 bir ; , . P 8 01. br fa,. 4 •,.....d., • e. 4. ill gr rod ditio 1 Tang 1 440 whim i .. bale ne WM rum di re , o,llllllolll\ !VA" ; . . . pip lAN • 38a. pa 1 , 41 • ZAP L . CROGMiII' 0t.1,765 spa. - • eatenively . • . N. for wa a ho, sad • . It la a nor flow 574. to '''' 0 81."14d 0 tis, ; Ng . r• COMM N I ri ntaar lignm e .1 . mrros2 l4 diddli i ssatisai At 100 fee apnaklius uo, .•• • • • Poll FiCia IFNI gliba • II" Beet i fir. pee 24 giaill US .: J 2 I went Offildid A* .4 1 . •.- r . sua r. 4 30. to 47a pi li . , 3416 Por IOU." , ~ y e % g OP Va• NUNN* . ... 0N:i409113 asialeisi la Sae I r SWF sad 1 maersed. %a Woo . . fenepo to rook noire' ; - I 4, aad la per %au ~, OTIOB c Wore. i kOu 'lliti:51116 1: 41" 411e. "1116 74 1 4: :: .", r d aff .g r e tbs a l each. . . tea ways 1 ateadasses 1 6 " Wilk werk -1 duly a auk* ea. ealiable ed barley 3 ••.. hi or I at late rata lonlag dh rere folly • hpateww do, # B, B r for wheat mai* r.NIXT 1 with fames' 2 dec t e lni i4labal altr -i t I were oi l -- . Tlizna lillB aorta, while= It anti* I • VMS ordered for la. is% ~ TAR= VIM of white win fe. 1 ' VIIEREB 48a to lb pr ft; ' TRW I THIN Xi 1= hil . r MA* 404 ps — r - sit l a t VIM I My label het Ic.*-orrn about lir Om ' • aged dote bong the tars obEle • .teas It only a wild Maid met housekids rut PEOT a steady buial, el I " Vi od* ugh stymy .EN 1 • bed malting auk s From:din &k Wilt 1 BEN ' o 30e, and Am& be 4 i the suss ,• W h m ip . 11 :1.4 re was mil he sesibusi stub 1 Ea r l • quarter draw Ist ' and th Rs. to 120 P* anin. 1 :EN y • W wi= • mesa i WOO4l WHEN YON the pros II lit V v woodli fetches loam Ws iimi lla n aZtt , ✓ ia ' 4 6361 ' g wad etteadve 1 os. : w hite, he_ jw weenoresot to I err, la , to la. 14. pc /recce.. sighl Ilbe reelte p lade 's umbel thwe ell a R lTram s M and i / dry 615 P 61 • 1161 / Situ* Muses d not *teed to iiim um. papa 'gala fatly la per fp. per. Baas tad pill WO CPT JUle ADAIR to-day woe 'An* 41 '..._____5 .. .4 [Aimee Via, 0110, 411 6 ,17,1r,r e i don; eteswissi MON v e tte pal alit Is aes sabot& no i stoma The slsvd d.-J. E rade was kelt* Wei Atha this litiesl; UTH. Lain, 304 te &Is .1. ' fear of 6rm. The apply le re/ 86L 16 1 to et y late ounson: NU = O.O I a Wady demi 6 I. s trtat.to nd 4 16 2 : Thw u pit ur sou.dia ts: 5"--17.4.8° ' a b ,rdingtarced. u. 4•47 , 6 toperoor: osuaky =AN di_, taid of exl sin. All Made add Illieetal lop • L ularl i° 4l67 add i barig a y. hil lial' l ig h bit ' ' ,q, l „ . ' • : • 9ll . lna n ai t c r ed . pay tr. &NS p, 32. a. 10 Na 11111 ' • 1 ". Wen ' NBA* Be ..-. sros ..4"flo‘l'y • it 8 - r • ill ENS. Mr. TAIL RA , BIT L elloadit. 1K II a bl e UM preps 17,110 ans Ike sApj, inci inestimat 9.276 1.1 41 1. 11 • . ithonir • break. 19,678 11,101 U . hie r eni Mc% t la; ....-7-. •._ - .2 bwre els RED BY rhy Boot F4r Zt I -, wes wilbenife or Res in n trit siT - es 1111011*. _,_ I OTIU • best feet ___.„...,./t MOIL Moil . MAL JW I '' 14° ' l a 5 '1.1 • Lead L tu : pi; 4, Cbootwid 4 ; l l ' 111 bles this 0 .-(hdyerdettesta Amer =-___.• . . - . 4 . ` c t LED DIAS ''''''' is •• • Co. has alio -.I 0 seek lasedinolla 00 • • . era. ebe Ilk Upper 1 Wertuldir. M unl i' al rirM, Canberra. el 111 • • ] R . Rilda 4o.l4 rid ZVI wianseb, b ii2llll, the otre of if. 11. ?askt soli e, the wile of DT. Valli . • . . MUM& 'Westminster, Cbo c. : 0 1 1 l. ' .. 1 1: so. of lamb's ~,,.... ' BUM BLshoP. H 01 4% ".. . I A • Gap • e t St. Marrs. all few >n, Richard Odss. t o Bela, daliddir beses In Ames-woad. ' • • d it wasoduater n oa • . _ _ BERTHS, 11EARRIAGE8, AN: BIRTH& BARYON.—Tobemmy 15, at flatiford•fatma wlfs of I J. Mama of a dayettor. CAREY.—f,hratailo. at The Hollis., WI wffo of tie low. T. Carey, M.A., of a soo. DOUDNlT.—Tetsmary le, at Dromarkli wife of MP. A. Dosubsoy, of a daughter. PLITIVIIMIL—Tobroory K at eutiford4 UM wife of B. Stateher, MR.. of a son. MAT.—Tof obrasory Mdaogibt at tatanyaklo, Cstortiam, May, a or. RlDlNO.—Mtbreary Isstosostaare, ce a disaibtor. MARRIAGE& 11110WN-BISHOP.-Pebruar7 16, at VP the Rev. B. Merlin, Xt. Y. W. Brown. street, to Barak deaghter et Ni. T. P pin took uns_ fteereeset. PIANZI.-lekswary le, at torsos. bi t he lee. &B. Widdrington, the late W. Phillips, of Blnalsehem. to J. P. Player. Bp.. of Carlton-MU. Lt. Jam's RUSSZLL-80116.11161.-libreary If a we , --t rod Omaha by tabs zee. h. keels, T. ItrasrleS t• Merle Bostwick. daughter eh I Betwat. Ln. . w War Mos. MA BATNAN.-Petintary 1.6, at Milburn. Mrs. Josh Moat IWO St. nialf air datsbooll IS, at flobitca, J. Dm, in , ZLI CI4 31A"U"'-hbigar7 15. at Peenerresd, et JololOss‘ Jls*Bas 'JON the wife of P. C. if srrf au. mg:wort F. jos RIBOWAY.-lobrusry 17. Bon a the wits of Lay., e,l Portland-POO 11. , 111lre0B.- straw !At 41010 41 7 11 441 " 14 /ratcer-it aeira=e, zakaad. roW i t 1 ,,, 9. Ain Mt. Te. wirnsr, f - pr, he ishirwey goose, ctrl WOO Dm" R. IL Nag 19. _-....water • la Printed sod Pabliesil try Wuziam KM KAM so M. Losbarddresi. Is Os Mr a Lamb" Moo la lasher44lreet. Os Praises a XOIIDAT. lissomir 111. 11111 S,