The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-07 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Owns teok *be &sir at 12 o'clock. OfiEURCH-BATIS ABOLITION BILL. Xr. HARDOAATLZ moved the mooed reeding of this MIL It was, he said, mon that thirty years Mans the nasalise woe first debated in that home. There had Mss ememens and varied proposals for it. settlement, and of o w e proposals one was the satire abolition of elterth-retie. a mason which he tasted the bass would adopt that day. (Mars.) The proposal• of exemption were all &Hooted with one T ies, they all nand spa the weaker party Is may perishes to age a dalmatian whielt would expose them to Maim anesquersess. (Hear, bear.) All schemes of aseption had rehears not to tows but to eountry wishes. Is that parishes there were two parties--on the one side the gore oath the WSW Awry, ea tbsother side the eltaksepere and the tenant farmers, ard any edema of exemptioa would compel Aspeadant doss to do an sot which would he strongly cliespprond by those on whom they depended. (Hear, ban) To require a &eland= el comeisations *nth= as • ironed of exotepties would toad to orate religions enuples and to aisenrege profeesionaldiaseet. As regarded the oblation that the abolition of church atm would waken the established chunk he would ask whether the abolition of church aims had WeakSild the established amok it 'reload ? (Hear, bear.) Oartably it ems bad not been abolished the Irish Aura could sot have survived. The emmentatioe of tithes hared of wrakestag 'he Chunk of Ingbed bad stragth sad it. Xerraver, it theald teat be Negates that than* rates were of the mare of a tax, while other elearges were of She nature of root. March rates wore the only patios of the internal orgenbathe of the aura with whisk die ters could ma latederu, sad nailer the math matelot Skimp a majority mien ambles a cripple the vales tithe &Web. 11 the etranedthat sillbentebureli rates the Maim of the Aura acid act be kept la repokr. What was the ease as lauded diassatiag pleas el wsesidis? IA 1772 the num ber of dimating dispels is We ethatry was 1,100 ; at the mesa Oa the numbr was nearly 20,000, end all the mew buildiep had boos robed aid maintained by voluntary sou. Warthog. (Hear, beer.) Sorely, then, sharchreen would ban no &Malty In sr intabia the fabrics of the elarelt ; added to whisk no lag as asta.ratee were maintained. Sete would be a motel bitterness in great nembors of pa rishes. The 'sandals of etiorsh-rate fatale were a great ~il. The hen. member thee read • plasma distributed in the wish of Brenda relating be the mime for dare- Ma of a cloak and ether ertiebe, the property of a labour. tog man who bad may ream dependent on his for subbases. H. also atoned to ether saes the same kind, ell of which be argued tended to bides the shwa lab diaredit. Kr. C. GILPIN sewseded the 'motion. He dieted that if church rate, were abolished adequate voluntary prevision would not be made for the repair of aerobes, and pr e fasimoss el oppressive distraint. Mr. WALPOLE mewed the refection of the bill, con tending that °berth rates might not to be abolished without some good substitute being provided. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, after • powerful azgament scaled church rates, se they exist, said he wee la hamar of kelvin up the mititinery but et abolishing the oompuloory process, and if the bill was not to admit subspeently of a clause of this list he could sot support its but he traded the hon. now if the bill would musew the didisalty. Mr. B. HOP& expressed his eat;sfaction with the pro poiel of the Ctssimallor cif the isohogmer, end appealed to the hoe. member for Bury Bt. Edamnd'a to postpone his lull until the pesmorities bad bens further considered. Mr. BRIGHT res.' stied the home that he had frogmen* advised the abolition of the mampederey power of collecting. Yr. G. HARDY oppose I Cm proposition. Mr. MORLEY meld anewse for a large proportion of &webers in saying that they would welcome with gretillestiott the proposition of the Chancellor of the Ea obequer. Mr. woad edictal' with the greatest sonsideration at a tater, digs of the bill, should it peas a amid reading, the ;repaid. Kr. DDIRAF:LI reminded t►e hones that the only issue Ware them was the twat and nsoonditional abolition of 'blush rates. 77u house dividad at tweatpflva Wooten to 3, wham limo appeared— Foe the snood read* of the bill US Against it Z3 biejority for the mond reading of the Lill The Charboe'lor of the &chequer. ces retureiet to the house with the ayes. was meted with • load sheer from the liberal numbers, who oleo cheered the result of the division. on? ispusraraz EZEINTION. SECOND DAY. The doors of the Guildhall were opened this awning *WI o'clock, end from that hour up to 1 the •amber of visitors to the exhibition wee very cossidert able. The many objects of interest exhibited appeared to command mach ►ttention—the visitors freely dismandeg the industry and skill evinced by the working man. The idea is contemplation of founding a public free library for the City has already elicited the warm approval and promised support of the Lord Mayor and the Corporation, and the committee have likewise received several intimations from loading guestimate in the City of their intention to ' , Ascribe and funtiek the library with books. Among the many allele' shown several of them emanate from firma— haying the names of the heads of these firms Daly attached to them ; but in ember to carry out the reel object of the exhibition it is dsterrained that the " work kg man" shall hive his name fixed thereon, cad that he gloms shall compete for the prises. A large timber of letters have been received from gentle- Sea offering to set as adjudicators. The musical ar sagemente of the exhibition are not yet oom- Plaie ; but the public will not have occasion to com plain of a lack in that respect. In addition to the organs and pianofortes alreedy in operation In the ball, Mr. H. firyorson has made an offer to erect a large concert or orehartral organ, the farnitare of which will be in keeping with the architectural &adoration& of the ancient building, which the committee have accepted, There are many 'doable articles exhibited, which are MOT place l there by way of advertisement, the owners laying no claim to compete with the industrial 000tribu tor. Ther will duly be placed in the catalogue under the had of " loan decorations." The exhibition will now re main open from 10 to 6 daily, admission Is.; and tram 6 hit the close each evening at 6d. In committee on Marine Mutiny Bill, Mr. P. A. Taylor will 'move the mimics a the dame relating to keen. On going into committee of supply on Army Estimates, Mr. P. Wyndham will ask the Secretary of State for War if it would not, in hie opinion, facilitate re. entitling for the army, if appointments in lb. (hell Service, up to the value of 255. par week, were thrown open to those soldiers who, after 18 years' service with good character, mime to qualify themeless for theme appointment& To-morrow Mr. Milner Gibson will introduos a bill for consolidating in one sot provisions sPaliokbio to metroplitan and other railways, and a bill to make better provision for the security of reservoirs, sod otherwise to amend the low relating to waterworks. Mr. Hubbard after Easter will move that the ire insurance duty operating as • tax on property, with excepions in favour of wealth and improvidence, ought not to b• Perpetuated WI • memo of raising • portion of the n►tional reveous. Mr. Mellor to-morrow will ask the Finance Secre tary to the Treasury whether it is olio fact that the clerks of the eswtcr-General of Imports and Exports have ap plied to the Board r f Customs for liberty to forward a peti tion to the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treestuy, prariog fora reeessideration of a petition protected ia May lost, with a view to giving them a more substantial boaellt than is afforded by the teasel Treasury minute tiptoe custom salaries ; and whether such pe rm i ss i on has been ref used. To - morrow Mr. O'Reil;y will ask the Secretary of Skate for War whether the hones of cavalry regiments IMO) sent to Ireland have beets remove - I from Emend to that o "mtv, ; and, if so, whether this was not in viola tip of the orders la council for the prwrentioe of the in troduction of the cattle plague into the latter country. The Ron. Arthur F. Kinuaird, M.P., has con sisted to preside at the forthcoming anniversary fennel of the Printers' peceion Corporation, ot Feday, Aged 8. TI4E FXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1866. LAW INTELLKIENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Ware Vie Jodie Ordinary.) 111110111111 e. anoallei. The Quea's Advocate sad Dr. Tristram foe the pen tium ; Mr. Serjeant Perry nod Dr. Wasethey for the ro undest. Amain" Hinkle" seed for a divorce on the ground of hie wife's adultery with some perms setae en, aid the re speedgent. who ascend the ohms, pleaded mime trorimi ealecry adoptions eeriest the Mauer. The penteour wee the son of Captain Henry Thomas t late of the Indian envies. He was bore on she %d of 1844 ; he was ea only me, and was south in dalged. It was ananged that he should adopt the army as his profesano, and with that view he was sent to read with a clergyman at Wootwia. In 1861 he became acquainted with Sews. Shepherd, the daughter of • washerweinew, who was living wish her widowed mother, as ease sister, and a add of tea years, whom Praise sham ter was not meetly keown. Oge the 26th of April, MI. whet the petiiiiiser was then • bid of 11. be meried, by a Ikeda at the rodielnet aloe, Sena Shepherd, who was 10 years his enter. The patitimer was at length obliged to oAdele the Illuthlite to his father. Outset ilitchins was at first extudeely sad refused to have anything son to do with him ; bat as tb he Muni sad made him aa allowann of If. fn. a week. The cohabitation:was a very misenthis Gee, sad to the 13th of May, 1882, it um to an and, ia comemsese of an uremia% by which the re speedeat agreed to mann an accrues, and to gin up her butted. The patios', then went abroad with his father, whom health had suffered. aid it was a ll eged that he had WWI Mae oven hie wits. It was also alleged that as the Mk of July, /863, she was delivered in Frame of en illegitimate dad ; and it was ea thisetheaterteoce that the pokiest railed. lbs. Hilehthe, men of the petitioner, stated that the marriage bad been disowned in consequence) of her son eat man home ter hie bedidays. Captain Within' wrote he his tato; and rendved a only to the effect that be had left ee emu km. QOM Hitching took him .bread on the Mb et Mier. INS sad be had Moe lived entirely with Tarim sembers el Ms brolly. Orceneamiasti—At the Sew of his marries, he was within six days of his 17th year. As sees as Captain Illteleine heard of the affair be gave lannestions to his soil. MesJINNI. Walker and Grant. to make in tor; he Goad sot believe that the marriage was a Leal OWL The politieur was a lee bey, but witness could not say bet at the time of his marriage he looked oldie thee he reedy was. He bad so hair en his face, and was a seers hey. Mr. Artier Walker said that Mr. Great had at first had charge .1 the segodatkon which Dunk IMAM had mesa with his son; hut after Mr. Grant's death be had himself taken up the Mee I* May, 18112, • preponal was made in the petitioner's herd-wehlieg es to the time on width the separation should tab. ;Saes. The trot stipulation was that he alma, gm behalf of Duna HAWED, make her ea allowease of Z. • wear, but he said he would My give her Ms. When she bend she could sot get say more she acquiesced in that amegement. He alas speed to late name trilbies wet of paws for her, and if she was proment, to pay the expenses of her eendeemet as well se be provide for support of her child. Jibe sweated to these team. Her husband had left her the mein before end wren hie way to Brussels. The alloweeme was regularly paid to bar. In 11110 witness received lettere from be: from Boulogne, and sent bar remit:tams to the address she had given there. The payments were regularly made to her till the peti tion was filed. Winne' had visited leer at Woolwich in Hay, 1882, when she was living with her mother, sod a bbte girl. Oa saiAlkor escanco In saw the elder sister, Zhu ambled, es the house. Saw BIM Shepherd la July, 1883, end abe did not thee appear to be ecefieed. Ormexamined.—Wieass's doe bad a clerk named Udiard. Ts wins's. Ineowledge he was sever employed to Teta the parties. Had made respondent an offer of Ma. if sbe would loam bee husband. Would avow that wit noses great object was to produe a soparstioe. The peti- Suer was nlecdeal to be placed woke control. Believed that be was also to come extent averse to leave his wife. At the time the separatioe took place they were in poverty, and the brokers were actually in the house. [The case was proceeding whoa we west to peel THE POLICE COURTS. (TWB DAY.) MANSION 110178 E. • very well dressed sod gentlemanly young me, who pre the name of Juts Ormaisll , and stated that he raided at • particular address, whisk maid no be toned, was brought before Alderama J. C. Lawrence, charged with robbing • lady of a purse coataining 21. Us. 6d. Mr. Buchanan appeared for the prisoner. The promeatrix deeeribed Mardi ar sister of fit. Jeseph's Convent, erases, and was attired in the garb of • maligleass, and it appeared that oa Tues day afternoon about 1 o'clock she was at Fresh Wharf for Obi purpose of mortis( a friend whom she expected to arrive by the Boulogne eleansar. The prisoner was seen by Hamblin, the °Hoer em ployed at the wharf, to gn op to the promeetrix and put his land in hoe packet. He asked her if she had lost my th*. and she mid that she mussed her pane, apes which Hamblin laid hold of the prisoner, who dented all know ledge of the rubbery. The purse wee picked up from a awe that was ea the wharf which was clomp to the spot where the primmer was taken. When he heard what he we charged with be declared that he had not does any thing wrong ; and be at the same time stated that he was trebleg fora gentleman from earls. The pris aim did not gine eny ieformatiria about himself, and he stated that he Bawl at a street in Bermondsey, but when the officer went to make intpui lee about him no such plies could be found. Aldermen I.ewrwae lequired if the prisoner was keown. Partridge. the gaoler. said that he did not know him pro.- 'entity, bat be believed he would be recognised by the warders of the prison. Mr. Binchanan submitted that at most all the evidence naiad the primer oily amounted to suapicioo, and that then was no actual erideecie that the puree was ever in the pommies of the prisoner, sod it might have been placed m the cue where it wee found by SOW* of the other per ▪ who it was admitted were protest. Aldermso Lawresoe said that one etroog feet sassiest the prisoner was that be wee ran to so up to the prosecute: jest Ware the robbery was committed, and be shoaldleave she matter to be deckted by a jury. tr ial. The prisoner was acepordiegly committed to New fate for MARLBOROUGH-STRUT. mime CUA2OI OF SILLtI6 ♦ CHIQUI, Blame Rodeos, a good-looking young women, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with means a cheque for 3L 10.., the property of Mr. Charles /Upper Thomas, a rtndent at St. Mary's Hospital, and 'retrials at No. MS, Portions-road, Paddieston. The prosecutor said—Last niglit I was walking in the "market" (Mae Haymarket), when the peace., mime up and asked me to treat her. I said I had so money, but that if I could get • cheque matted I would do so. I handed the cheque to ►er to look at, and she then said that eke could get it Gimbel, sod refused to give it to me hank, and on my saying I would give her into custody, she tore the cheque in two sad threw it sway, sad I hare osly been able to recover roe half of it. I thee gave her into custody. Mr. Tyrwisitt— What time was it Prosecutor —Half.peat one. Mr. Tyrwititt—That is the time they change bankers' cheques in the Haymarket, I suppose ? Prosecutor—Yes. The acetteed—l met the prosecutor at the top of the Haymarket, and be gave me what he calls a ch•que. I said, "Oe, this is nothing but a bit of paper," and threw it down, and then he gave me in chary. I was only in his company two minutes. The constable ease up, sad picked up the piece of paper. Bennett. 43 fl—The prisoner was given into my custody in Qo►entry-street for stealing a cheque. She raid the pro erector gave her the cheque in the Haymarket. and then said she bad not not it. I afterwards found on the ground a portion of it. The prosecutor and prisoner were bath in Bomar. Mr. Tyrwbitt--I do not wonder at your being given into custody, but I aba!l discharge you. WORSHIP STREET. MAVIS IN A CROWD. -A TORTORAIN RICOVART. Moss Alexander, 13 yea-s of age, and Joseph Short. 14. were /Merged before Mr. Cooke with beiog concaroed in ste.diag a pocket-book from the person. Polise.omastable Anther, 101 11, sal—Yesterday evening while in the Whiteohapelroad, accompanied by a brother officer sad bo b being in plain clothes, a number of volunteers pawed. Among the crowd that followed we noticed the prisoners, and on the occasion of a " bait" they basted themselves in feeling the pockets of al respectable parsons. Saddest,' Alexander put his head ieto the tail pocket of eon, sad drew from its hook, which be handed to Short, who, seeing me lay hid of his cont. paahm, dropped it. I ken caught him by the arm. My brother constable picked op the book, nod vie person from whom it had bees stolen claimed it. He is preseet. Jobs Cocoon said-1 em the master of a vessel Icing at Liverpool, sod ought to he tFere cow. I did not miss the book until this gentleman asked me about it. I told him what it contained. Mr. Cooke—What did it eouraip VilirUms- Ob, a number of valuable papers, and a 2001. bill ; if I had wit recovered it the matter mould bays bees eeriotta I must be ciff to Linwood direetly. It menu that I likely to have gone off without the p , oket book. Mr. Oonke, after making some inquiries re'sit:vii to the boys' baying bow pervionaly convicted, directed steamed, sod =premed his istestice to send both of them to the Feltham reformatory. THAMES. _ THZ 811011 NOTHUHIZ AOT. Mr. John Wright, a repel:esker of Nil!well, Poplar, ep peered Wont Yr. Part•ldge upon Po adjourned summons taken nut by Investor Brae, of the K division, and which elemed the defendant with having a farmer in use oa his Mahon Clown Paocipkt 4 rms. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. &lama Mar ... .. Goctolvia ... °Mk 1M ran — . HURDLE HANDICAP. Dee male sod • Benztoet, Looetta, Soho, Real Jells Afro of Start% Howl's. Cutaway, Queen of Tramps, Antoinette, Little Frank, Etkiff, and Clairvoyants ars Item PAID FORTIIT.—PIover, Principal, Apg, Ilias Dodson, Spriag Daisy, sad Diapnba. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. Pour mils and • Twitter. L'Afrimin. liffsolnurgh. Alcabtadmi, Hall Cosrt,Miele. Light Roark Saporta?, Gleociire. Thalami° ws. Frank. Leer; Nes, Stacie; Garneseek, Creole, Tuning g, Colum bia, Mistake, Merrimac. Sir William, Salamander. Stoll; nth:Gopher, Stamm* Garotte., Weston& doe of Hearts, Kin of Heart; Milltown, Raid dam, Cutler, Cutaway, Cannel Ascher; Skiff, sad Dealer are bare. Paw FOMlT.—Emblem Jerry, Makin Fund , Agag, Game Chick's, lamella; Ihiabses, and Hearty; TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE. T.Y.O. Nunnery f sod &gotta f ors bon. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 15 to 2 apt Akibioloo (t) 9 to 1 Oortolvis (t) 100 to 8 Atrium* (t) 20 to 1 Doctor (t) 15 to 1 Doi (t) 25 to 1 King of Hawk (t freely) UNQUALIFIED MID* Mr& INQIIRST AND SPECIAL VIEBDIC7T.-(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held by Mr. John Finutphtrys. Via Malt Helen comer, at tee Britannia Tavern, Back•roaci, Bt. George's-in-the-But, tosehieg the deatSe of Jane Matthew', aged 27 years, aad a new born male child. _ _ Elisabeth Parrott, 93, Antlsonyetrest, fit.Geoirgernie -the- East, said that the deceased was the wife of • miner Lying at her house. Oe Prides lett, at 7 a.m., she war taken is labour with her sixth child. Mrs. Carte r, a midwife. living at No. 7, Devonport-street, Ratcliff, attended her for 6s. She came to see the deceased at 6 o'clock, and she remained with her until 9. Fhe then west away and brought Mrs. Josses, another midwife, beck at 1. Deceased was *oohed at 2 o'clock, and the midwives left her at half-past 3, notwithstanding Mrs. Matthews's appeal to stop with her. Mrs. Matthews said to them, "Do not go away ; I know I shall die." She died at half-past 5 o'clock, two hours after the mid eke., left her. Winless then went for a dower, and Min Carter re turned. Mr. Matthews is very dissatisfied with Mrs. Car ter, and be is of opinion that she has killed his wife. James Matthews ' husband of the deceased woman, said that the lives of his wife and child had been sacrificed through the neglect of the midwives. Mr. A. R. Orouoher, M.R.C.S., said that a post 1 / 1 00111/11 examination of the deceased woman's body showed the tense of the demised's death to be hemorrhage. She had died from sheer neglect. No properly qualified mid wife would have left her for two hours un attended. A skilled person would have used proper remedies and have saved the deceased's life. The de ceased was • very healthy woman. Witness could sot say whether the deceased oh ild bad leen born alive or not, but as it presented the appearance of being • very healthy there was no reason why it should not be alive sow if it had been properly attended to by • skilled person. Frances Carter, 1, Devonportetreet, Ratetill—l am a midwife. I have no diploma, and I have gorse through no course of instruction. I have never attended any lectures. I can read a little, but I can't write. My husband, who is • foreman is the L,ndon Ducks, writes out theosrtificatra of death for me when people's children die. I arranged to attend the deceased for 6e. I found that the deceased was getting very low, and I gave her • powder. I do not know what the powder *entailed. Mrs. Jones delivered the deceased. I went fir • doctor when the IVOCDDII was dead. Ido not know the (sues of her death. I issue earth', and give them about tip the working people, and I have • board with the word " midwife" °pots it up over my doer. Mrs. Junes, the other midwife, was examined, and she until that she bad practised for 46 years. She had DO oar tificate, she had lost it in a fire yesrr Iwo. She had been up before the coroner on a previous occasion. She remenibeted it well. The Coroner said that the ignorant stupidity of the mid irises had mused the demised to lose her life. The igno re/me of the first witness was disgusting. He wished that he bad the power to mutt both of them to the treadmill to their conduct in deludieg the public into an idea that they were properly qualified by issuing etrds, &e. The only way. he regretted to say, that the present state of the law allowed snob persons to be punished wee by ex - pears, The Foreman—le it is oar power to punish these persons --does the law allow us to do it? Coroser—ln the preaeat state of the law their ignorance protects them. They were not swans that their stupidity would esuse a fatal result. I hope the law will be altered. The jury returned the following special verdict—" That the deceseed woman loet her life through the ignores°e and megleot of the midwives, sad the jury further soy test they extremely regret that the law does not gm, them the power to send the two women to Newgate to take their trial for niscialaughter." At the meeting of the National Association at Dublin, yesterday, a letter was mid from Mr. Bright, io which he says :—" I think there is a better prospect for your unfortunate country, and I shall gladly do all in my power to assist her own representatives sad the govern ment in saoh legishitioe as may be required tot her good. From the present administration I am sure you will receive sympathy ; sod 1 cannot but hope thit at au early pe'iod there lei!' be a rrsolute attempt to conquer the malady which from time to time brings so much suffering to Ireland and so mach discredit to England. I believe it is in the power of parliament to remove all just cause of discontent with yen. and I shall heartily co-operate in every effort tending to that result.' premises 63 omstrno`ed as not to burn or consume its own SHARE MS l'B.—( THIS DAY.) smoke. I ----...--.... When therms was first heard it was proved by Impactor I Own o'Olonnu. Baur& by a poloonstable, sad by Mr. William Sandiatie. , Th n u =in the service of the government, that dense . .1? easy market continue quiet, but tit. taste of black smoke issued from the defendant ' s m rumor better than yesterday. Metropolitan and chimney shaft, sod that it was a nui.aam to the Midland stocks Cr. In demand, and have unproved / , locality, sad complaimal of by the inhabitants. Mr. per cent. The other leading lines are unchanged. Wright promised to abate the soil if time was ii" 11 •,, 11 . I London and North Western stook is quoted . ' was allowed a month to make the a It was now aasounaed that the furnalen a g si bees t.""''.. litted ' 1211 ta 1220 ei div. ; Great Western, 591 to 1 ; 4 with ea apparatus, and Mr. &Mims, who had by scree- I Midland. 1231 to 1, an div. ; Lancashire and . I meet been paid by the defendaat for his last inspecting, Yorkshire, 1191 to f, ex div. ; Great Eastern, il mid the me% of the &heretical' sad the new apparitions 39 to 1 ; eolith g a st een , 75/ to 1 ; Caledonian, 1 wee haahlY esthiectol7. He hogged leave to stem ad" 1301 to 1311 ; Metropolitan, 132* to 133, mr div. • . Wore the new apparent, was teed t wo ok nuiesses ' c 1...., 1..„ so as; ex div. ;ditto A, 146 bad exerted a long tam& There were &massy &efts : -^ 1 "'"'r"eadi 12t 6046161111117 seteidoS. to ,an div. Mr. Pertridge-I am glad thi. animate is abated, but the nadian railway securities are inactive. ' nominal lia• mast be 404. and 03646. Them eases impose ottoman, mum AND MCP& great trouble and isconveniesce on the authorities, and the remedy is ‘011111•111 very late. ft. I Pd. I 64113.11• TO. 1 °1*4.89n. " I 611 " 1"1. yesternw. he 1 p.m. SOUTHWARK. ell 10 Plod emu aasess N 8i ALLI6.IIII ILLYILAUGHTS9 11 TEM 301101:70H. 0.. L la - Charles Wocolley, a journeyman baker. smeared on re- el . 1116 Cawarlas eogaintecoe before Mr. Woolrych for final examination. L a 2 ° mi n *" aud 111.6 . "- n 11 4 I ...* - charged with killing and simian ibories D 00666,1 at the M nee ri e ba. mi dn d wiz ias w IS at - Foresters' Arms publishes's& 13Iacksma4treet, Borough. U all Ihedeeterth.llebdie fa Sa -. It appeared from the evidence gives as Saturday, the IN au Bastlunisa Map On& --.-. - • 17th ultimo, that on the 13th the doomed, a vary .1- t• Do. , am _ w •-• -as - heavy man, was drialcing with 6•041666 11306616ki1f at I TE me a. arum 117 1111 the bar of the Foresters' arms. They had several Pots of P. ISO Do. L limills --- a1k. °14. .W- 61 ". 1 2 19 sit S ites: and ram daring the afternoon. Being under the ist- Si. s in s ir= dimai s a ... ..7 Buenos of liquor he slipped down, mid hart his bead, whoa IS. me fireseleartheni. lit as vat -i- d his companion led hen late the Mittlirgroaad sad laid him M PS IPA I area so div. se, lie 141 ze - as down. About as hour after that he got up sod west to the t „.,„ Praßi esp. n land& ... ad ad bar and asked for his friend, who bed left the house. The ed . `I! u*. .._ —ms w -. -• um.....nt , 11 . _ _Pa ....• - ... ... =was shiehles at the bar, sad told the demand that i d. '" f , f Te In .LI n west ii, tal a s • ... Gad pee to s public-boar oaths roreer, andepseed N. lee 6 1;6,7 6 '"fi s a;; w's• s. hit 'St the door for him. The deceased thee fell outwards en the Si. Dreateer Val. • - - pavement, and blood flowed from his aces and ems. He Si * 105 In. Meth Wales W St Wi "" wee picked up 41 S is and movermi to OnYe 'I IN 1416 S. VA • a a Haspital. where he died au the fallowing day. The s t u : 1146 1 ,.. Ir k si 4 1 1syrai t r i Is - - barmaid of the pablinbause at the inquest swans that the 44. MI unimb i rm ay 110 US zd 1114 at PdawilSswa We door and pushed she dimmed ants &ad St. lee tease. aim ineasua,t es et at -. sat that.to the knowledge of the prawns', he van ilis es- IP Tee..aria Wisest Ile WI es dared at the nation-hones, and was remanded by 21 . IN Isrados4llDev. 87 a - lii. woriM. several times to aesertaia the remit of the et. me 04.140411 1 414A4P.0. 44 64 - other alreentsteeent as Twadswillerth WIMP. ille In v. 4 US ad Si. tag US LeadeaseleatlWeetere 811 N id ••• ad bi t i r i WpiTyeit Plied what the verdict of the ecrossee 1 116 IN 1 / ,,,Ami .. eu mi th i g a " It fur/ or es? 496 . SI. 101 Usesepeilles UM IM 11014 814 A said that tie verdict was ' , sad- le 7 Da. s. ls 411 lio - deal's' death. * He further Wormed his worship that the 4 II De. Itztemles demised sever rallied ar rescued his seams I. the least. „ 0 „! !it IttinoSollien_ Uletri!t: • 57 N - He was a vary heavy nrcia , and the miasma of the eturgeoes IM ,f, ~,1121 . .. ma. ... • • „„,,, ,„., _,, ..., . _ show that he had as extratodisarily this shall, whisk woe j 7 D =' , , e 0 * - a h Li7; ': 'I I 7. .. 7 , .... L . " fractured is two pines.. a me De' lems. 4 Desiii . is aoll 64 N as Mr. Mr. Washy& asked H the coroner's jury exonerated 14 au ma mai -..- - - - priemer I' IN Meth DUMP_ r ., a a - The enulable replied is the affinnatim. There was no La. lul l s p . a niii. 4 . _ aerwisk ilibi• raguklusna: . 10 - a l at les ••• ad miasma to show tort anyone was to blame. The defendant who expresesd bis regret at the uselsecholy 1 11 4. k ii D 24 ',. eu.m.• x. lac., -0 Ti - ad yet .- 1 " . 2 id monmamme, &eared that be newer pushed the dermas& Si. US De. Taft .. ..... - . Pee PM ad 107 ad All be did was to load his to the door and open it for bira. O. IN De. Onstlds, .. . - - - Mr. Woolryeh observed that them did not appear to be la at Da 11 WILWDOWPI We dde ad - ad the lead blame attached to him, therefore he felt great :It4. ill l al p% do* i55e42.• ees Loadoa i r t i iell a l ""... at pleasure is liberatieg ►him from his recognisance. 10 , y Ds. ale... lilt ....- le 2 /.. 101 •••• The &deadens then lelt the court with hie Meads. is If Da. _P. 18111.... - 14 lei 1611 - es Nu werthehmmeames .... TS 17 - re PI X. •S. Waken PPM let 112 sd al. no Costae - LATEST SPORTING INTRIZIGENCE K. no Petah WIL Stee..lo. is ft - 11. US Mewl.._ ll2 1111 ... _____.____ TS. 110 danspeler• Uie - - ... %. ISt SealSWevea nt ID Id id PS at far awn= cinnamic.) U. lal Dadera —. is ail aess.oss,W ehlaalme,el4 8 0 m, - LIVERPOOL MEETING.—THIS DAY. is. N van - les De. 0 ..... WELTER OUP. le . no Tab et llid I; - 15 1 *Marne A - - .- Malvera ... ... ••• e Si . Well Oirstral lll elt • 1 -.• "-- JOINT STOOK JAM UL to. Ito I dams. Ihi I il i mina. I Wu. frit re tr ies da 111/«'..'.1 3 2: f; r ig —id 61. 108 AllisimeLimalteseocial N SI iiiia - lea IS MN* Melekia - Ma 60 Milo bpi(L) IN fpa - • N Mole Diana (LWOW) N 6 aOa - 11. II 64141146421.04ru5wii 10 21 11 -, UAW N eminslaela an T 1 14 - MN/ N nadmillellataloabla al II IS ne Ls. 1$ ft. naw,lissed II pm I - - - 'S. N Bask at ) an SO 82 ... 40, SO Yak ad - iii, Si Mak ef Nap CUMINIO S ... 16. IN Mak at iNmeolori (L) U 7 i • 14414 de - 10, U Dirk aff64•4464/6241d0 U 63 411 li, 10 el llarnealmail - 10 ili *on •-• 44. IA Sammilallak (UMW 111 N 14t. g per f MY ar N O. t N, N moiaa • usilt44o42 ' • Ti 1 •Ne - 11. N 4M*ll. Aimatea .IN NOS - N, NO. IN. tailla.nas.,olilia an N N ..- 10, N trust. ller.et ladla,M. all 47 N .- 14, II 'new - N, 140 lii, ON wallas* • Caaad4 an - - - N, la oam (worse task ea. in TN 12 - ON, 10 0•0014044 Du* (L) 4 if OiNi lif 0, IS 2041 owl Lasko 26 SI 16 - N. NMa Lawkaa iLlialial ; 6 filla 4 - ~ N liaseare Ilinasamithal 0 li Nth - 1), SS Magna mad amerina. 0 ft 14ps 10. 16 11116111 S. JIMA 31666 (L.) /1/ 1 1d a NI OA N llNAinaleaselOnaria ell •II Ni - N. 40 Ilisliale and Swedish ( 110 6 6me Lk N tempos 86610.46116 d U $ 24416 14 4za li. no nianamairMawaiaN in In N Is. 115 a.. Yawl at I pm- 16 IS N - IS. IN De. New l5 11 10 - Ilk MO WWI& Mak. Ladled 10 In ... DA 111111.661610.1061616, lO 1 M 47, IS lie. New lO 2 0, 26 lama& an NI ft -. II N na Wine 0 Mk pr 90, le 1420 14446.D1e122•114 1 * ii. 0 600,000 100 Do.6••••..1104,80yr1 all Si Si •-• 1 4 4 080' i r o i Imo gia,eii‘oalo neu l ia tu. : 3 Or sipo• -. Na .. 1 4 It U.. Mir II i 1) Ps - ..4. IN Landes & Elver Platel 16 psi - Ea. 0 Do. Pim, Sas. at If pm IS 111 6 0 I St IN, 00 &ea Clansak et Mart all 164 all sa A as Weds° and Catnip IS 77 IS ... Tz so 74126 2640 ll 411 45 - 4 4 40 *Sulk Atelam all 14 14 - 10 IN use. a a Wesatra (Lae. N 66414 -- 4. N 14adoistVeamaela OW 116 1 %Si - M. IN Wet • Winimlneher NAN 100 Vorefaai Satk(llia.) 0 1 Spm 6. 100 Do. Low - - 54, if, alaraealne4l ntaliand ls 4f 14 Ls .- 17.1 105 Is Pim. bank L. N 1 4MG .- 6, IN is liuma Mat alai i 111,10 6 Naimoli at Aulralaida a 14 Npa -. 34,000 IN t wt.... al Uvarrxii lO 0 3 pok - l• 011 10 11.1220 0424426 0 - .. - 111.1110 11 Da, and sad Sal lame 11 - .... 44 lia 66 !formal Mat ._ .. - - - at. as Raw avast wain. an u 47 - N, IS Isir Isalanal (UMW) 1 4Msi gm - al, SO Nnesh wafters Ti • 4pa .- 6 1 , 16 Odasial Beak Osepaiti, all 64 66 - $l, SO UrieaLC•atallaNO.C. 7 I tau xi - M Is, N 1).. M. lateN.F. 414 Ofilla a 4 - M St. Ono 10 Do. do. 1•141,.0. 4 - - dl. - 17.A11{ 44 &sent Bawdiest:a/6.4i 10 I 31 SIM ... 1te,80,101 r•iniaa. of Ireland sass_, 111 SS 34 IN Sr MI 10 Sdado.lllo.lo owl Ili 14 44 = - 0.2311 21 Da. Mind •II pin S le ... 110,•• IS lota nuarel• at 14 14 - 17,001144 46424. et S. S. girls - 14, IN Do. de. M. &.N ,10 10 Slb - 1%111 W lialoa ot Mateena - . sll 411 14 664 Se 1110 nilaa of Deland Mrs.) VI 6 4 dl. - N. 00 thin en. rasa... . IA 444 644 • 114 PRETERENCR SHARES. Great Eastern, Lateen Coanthe Extension, No. 2, 100. xd. Great Western, Originel 5 per cent. redeem. pref., 100. London sad Brighton 5 per cent. Guaranteed Stoat No. 1, 1031, 4. hissehestar, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6 per cent. (81.). (411. p Ad), 4 R aised—Leicester and Ritchie 4 per cont., 88 ad. North Eastern 44 per cent. redeemable, 98 id. N,•rth Eastern—West Hartlepool Herboer sad Ran. 791 xd. REMISE POSSESSION& Bombay, Ber., and Cent. Ind., emu% 5 per amt., 1021. Emiern Bengal Gasrautsed 5 per cent., 101. East Indira Guaranteed 5 tor coat., 1051, 41, 51. Gmad Trunk of Canaria, 37;. Ditto 4th preference Stock, 381, 6. Great Italian Peninsula Guar. 5 per mat. (1001. ps111), 1001, 1, 10. Ditto Now (61. paid), 71 1. D t o Nem (21. paid), 4, 1. Madras, GM, =toed 5 per amt. 101. Sande, 100. Data, Delhi Guaranteed 5 per amt. (21. paid), 11, $. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Aetenwpaed Rotterdam. 111. Dutch Rhenish (16/. paid), 24. Groat Luxembourg, 161. Sin Paulo (Limited) ramaetred 7 per oast., 16. South Austria's and Lonsberdo-Vesatian, 161, j, 1. ItISCELL tNROCIS SHARES. Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per wont. (Limited), 2s, 1. Canada Compaoy. 88. Ceylon Company (Limited) (A. shams), 2s. Credit Fonder and Maliher of England (Lint), Bs, $. Ebbw Vale. 18$. Epyptian Commeidal and Trading (Limited), 4 s. Garen) Credit and Finance of London 41. Hudson's Hey, 171. Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Lim.), ss, 1. International Fioaocial Society (Limited), ss. Istereational Land Credit (Limited), 6. Joint Stook Dieenont (Limited), I. $, os. Is, L Louden nuancial Association (Limited), 12$. National Discount Cempiny (LWOW). 13$, $. Overige& Gurney. sod Co. (Limited), 18$. 1. Peninsular and Oriental Steam (New), 60. Royal gall Steam, 120. Submarine Telegraph, 55 id. Telegraph Conitton. nod ( 121 . 12. Thames and Mersey Marine lonarance ), 7 SIDNEY MARKET.-(IBIS DAY.) Oxs dOsoai. The transactions in the stock and share markets are not very numerous to-day, yet the general tendency of prime is somewhat firmer than yester day. Consols are unchanged for money sad to morrow's settlement, but show a ries of } per cent. for the new amount. English railways, foreign bonds, and financial shares are steady ; Joint Stock Discount, however, have declined Se. American seessrities have advanced to a fractional extent. Canadian lines are quiet. The applications for discount to-day are mode rate, and the supply of money has increased. The charge for the best paper is 7 per cent., with some transactions at 61. Very few bills are maturing just now. The rate in the Stock Exchange for ad- I values till to-morrow on English government secu rities is 6 to 6} per cent. Consols are now quoted 881 to both for money and to-morrow's settlement ; and 87} to I for the new account (Apt 5). The government broker has bought to-day 15,0001. New Three per Cents, for the sinking fund. The foreign stock market to steady to-day, but the amount of business is not important. As regards the speculative descriptions, the only changes are a rise of 1 per cent. in Brazilian scrip, and a decline to the hke extent in Spanish Passive. Italian Bonds remain firm, consequent upon the rumoured reduction of the army. The quotations are as follows : Greek, 16 to } ; Mexican, 22} to } ; Spanish Passive, fa to Q ; ditto Certificates, 16} to ; Turkish, 1865, 98 to } ; Brasilia& scrip, 11 to 2} pram. ; Egyptian scrip, }to 1 prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 61} to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds ha►e risen } per cent., and Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares, }. The present quotations are as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 70 to } ; Erie Railway shares, 531 to 54} ; and Illinois Central, 7il to 781. The mails from Calcutta, Chin►, and Australia have reached Sues, and are expected to be distri bated in London on the 15th inst. The Roxburgh Oases has arrived from Mel bourne, with b 7,0001. in gold. International Irmancial shares are now quoted ito I prem., ex div. ; General Credit, to 1 poem., ex div. • London 'Financial, 21 to 2 dia. , ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, to f prem., ex div. ; Credit Fancier and Mobilier, Ste I prem. ;Overend. Gurney, and Company, S to prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 91 to 81 dis. The shares of the Imperial Land Company of Marseilles are quoted si to N I prem. ; and Anglo- American Telegraph, e to 1 prem. Two o'CLocx. ♦ meeting of capitalists and others connected with the Joint Stook Discount Company has just been held at the Jamaica Coffee-house, with a view to measures being at once adopted toraies a sufholeat sum of money to meet the previous liabilities of the undertaking. In the absence, however, of any clear statement from the directors with respect to the position of the company, no decisive result was arrived at. It is understood that the board are now engaged in the attempt to obtain, a sum of 500,0001., upon the se curity of the last call of 21. 10a, and of another of 51., to be made immediately. The liabilities of the company, which will arrive at maturity during the nest two or three months, represent an enormous total. Haas-raw Times o'CLocm. Consols are fractionally lower, at 861 for money, and 871 to 1 for the new account. About 36,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. R• 171.181 opened at 69.67, being 1 per cent. lower. The scrip of the new Chilian Loan was steady all yesterday at 21 to 31 prem., notwithstanding the issue of the letters of allotment, and the usual sales by &Honer*. About 200 members of the Stock Kichange subscribed, and to every one an allotment was made—a proceeding which is not general on such occasions, and which therefore gave much satisfaction. In harmony with the strightforward character borne throughout by this transaction, we have been furnished with the fol lowing statement of each day's applications and the respective allotments. The distribution has evi dently been made upon the just, though homely, principle of " first come, first served." It is fair to give the largest share to those who subscribe early, and assume a risk in the transaction, and a less share to those who merely come in under the in ducement of a large premium. AseaBt Bubscrillod. Amami allotted. February ST .... CUOMO ...... lifB,ooo 1,21/8400 March 1 .... 1.496.001 111,143,100 L 460,000 The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 15,0004 The Mexican dollars by the steamer La Plata were sold yesterday, a part for China and the rest for refining, at 4a. 110. per ounce, showing a decline of 1.1. compared with the price obtained for the supply by the pre vious packet. In the interval little or no busi ness has taken place, and the quotation has been nominal. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were 'slightly firmer than on Friday. Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram from China :—" Latest dates—Hoeg Kong, 15th Feb. ; Shanghai, Bth Feb. ; Foo Chow Foo, Bth Feb. Export of tea for the fortnight, 3,000,000 lbs. Exchange in Hong Kong, 4s. i ljd. Freight at ' Whampoa, 50e. per ton." The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows ' this week an increase of 1,2141. over the correspond ing week of last year. A meeting of the United Kingdom Electric Tele graph Company (Limited) was held yesterday, when the directors' report, which was of an encouraging character, was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum declared. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Brazilian and Portuguese Bank (Limited) is convened for the 14th inst., for the purpose of passing special resolutions, to be con firmed by a subsequent meeting, for changing the name of the company, and also for empowering the board of directors to delegate duties and authorities, which under the existing articles of association of the company can be exercised only by a local board at Rio de Janeiro, either to a local board, or to a committee, or to an agency, or to a manager at Rio de Janeiro, as is from time to time deemed most conducive to the interests of the bank." The annual meeting of the Scinde Railway Com pany (including the Indus Steam Flotilla and Puujsub and Delhi Railways) will be held on the 28th - inst. A general meeting of the British American Land Company is called for the 20th inst. The Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot has joined the board of the London and Northern Insurance Corporation in the capacity of chairman. Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood has appointed Mr. James Cooper, of the firm of Johnstone, Cooper, Whitle, and Evans, official liquidator of . the British and Foreign Granite Company (Li nts CHAP= RoTAL.—The following will be th e m at e d). P"1".11 .4 h". Majesly's Chapels Royal oa assas in. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, —Si.. Jues" Pat" , mereinc. the -- a" Rey ' dockan dother hares, as given in the Stock Ex- Bebop of Durham. Whiteisli, monies, tkis Kee. 8 De. W. F. Hook. Dem of Chichester ; oftereoon, the Bleu change list of last evening : Res. Dr. Jenne. Bisliop of Peterborouch. Savoy, eteraisi. —A 11 imn• }tweets as 4 Prime, 15 141; ea 7, t h e very Bev. Dr. Hook, Dose of Chichester. Respire Marine (Limited), 11 ; Indemnity Marisa, 1251 to ; Lesion. 47j ; Lootka sad Paoviscial * 906 to 9 0 ; NOr , h 66We sod Ye. mist le, Ws. Gaslight sad Ooka—liarspos, New, ; Groat Osstral,, lwrorali 734 W 3• r bedsie' Otatanostsk, at to 7 Londe.; 71 to 1; Para (lArriiein. •1; Pluselz, New 16 ; Surrey Ooniumsts, 144 ; Westminster Chartered, 62 1 to 6; ditto Now, 43i to 4 • Western, 114 Watartrarica.—Borlis, 10 4 as sew ; Chelsea, ZEti to East Loadoo, 126 ; West iliddleasz. 1111. Daska.—Losclon and St. Sathaaine, 74 to e. MINEE.-(THIS DAYJ Olt' o'Ozoxra. In the mining market to-day Chiverteu Mier, East Oaradon, sod Clifford Amalgamated shares are inquired for. A fair amount of business has also been transacted in Great Voir, South Darren, Great North Law, and Great Law, but at lower priers. Ohivertos Moor shares are now quoted 6f to 7; North Treskerby, Sf to # ; East Oaradon, to f ; Great Vor, 28f to WI ; Wheal Eaton, 200 to 210 ; East Grenville, to f ; Wheal Granville, 2f to 3f ; Clifford Amalgamated, 16 to f ; Nast Cern Brea, 84 to 4 ; Marks Valley, Si to 4 ; East Russell. 24 to f ; South Danes, 114 to S; Great North Laxey, 2to ; and Great Lam, 20 to f. OOMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LAI4I.—(THIS DAT.) Oarlarke sad by lead carriage tie arrivals of wiled Nib dram Rawasad Lot ware wry moderate, awl as rasa (peaty at the supply wee umatisfastary. Yet Ist samples Me trade was arm at fall prim% bat tie domed far Wa der predass was wry thastira, at late ream with tondo, wbaa• we ware mailieseddi =polled. Piss dry paresis mama all Indy, sad prewleas geolaikam was wall sewpsetai ; wlillat 'Ow to as wimp bud- Dew traaasawdl se former terms. _ ~1l Taal wpm d pain Wan is fair ruprallobt Lb gstse. There was a moderate show of barley ea tbe stands. la all datoriptioas sales programed steadily, sad prises bed ea upwaM altd r teadoney. retard beads to a metterat• subsist, at about do- Mowry oureeeita Oats were in good supply and steady request, at Ifoidees quotations. Batas =sported former terms, with a fair demsad. Tito inquiry for peas was liaised, but ae &sage took yam in tlie (patetismo. Flour moved off slowly, but at limbered eurreattes. Limed sad massed were Ann, but agricultural weds ememeaded but little attention. Cakes were steady. AILJOTALS 4W OLIN aa.. LNTO LONDON 111 • WAIIll cactus% MOM mix= I TO WARM 4 imazum. Vlore C IL l i =lekaralleetel •le Map Telma ..... UN LIVERPOOL OOTTON mown (THIII DAY.) (yr aroma AND arrows owes. i'MUNIZAIII.) (MK OUR owl oosassrossur — The ms , ket continuo very stress, and 16,000 beim. solos foot up MINOINGI-LANL —(THIS DAY.) Scows.—The market is rather quiet, bat firm at het week's quoterieria. The priveta sane are chink essihned to &dint West India descriptions. Belo wl : dried gods so in fair request at fell imam Meets dull it sole. Come —The pools awed to-isy were toe unto portent to give gestations privately. TM musket is fret for all good goslings. Thar sales have passed a steadily, at full prices. except oramon greets, which er.r• a shade olio. Row, liras , AND UMW= —No saes oporited. doom —The market scenario its. is all dieriptiews. PM= —Teen Is no improvemest to manse, the &Mel foetal the leading articles rostinulig my limited. INDIGO.—rbe penis Islas of Uoatemala have gems a with lee spirit, sad the extreme adores, is not staintaMed. 002T0111.—There is a steady demand. at full prises. TALLOW BEADIEST. —(rite DAT.) The usarieS is dra Tows teller, is cased 411 s. ash malt ; Petersburg Y.o.,w llse see*. 4k 66.,; Mar* 495. dd. to 504. ; April bJUIN, 49.. 9d. to 50s. ; etoltmr is Desessher, Ma 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKIT.—(TEDI DAY.) MINN% PeMead.s tad Smith report so alteration is tile market Anse last wok A steady deemed fee eiestumpliee N late mem COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Zed Hatton, 19a. ; Walls Zed Haswell, 19a; Walls Zed Hardepeol, Yd.; Walls Zed smak Kam. 18...; Wads Sod rieuah Ball. 18e.; Walla Zed Wham /IM, 158. 9d, ; Walla Zed °odor* 15a. Ild.; Walla JIM Mande% 15e. 94.; Walk lad Harks. lbs. 9d. ; Wags Zed Hellos Woes, Ha. W.; New Hamm% 161 . 34.; Hollrtne 188.--8111 a at market, 80; at ara. 30. It is said to be the present intention of his Royal Highs's@ the Duke of Oasthviddli to review some of Northers Regiments of VoWatson at Yank os souse day is Jame which is sot yet kid. The famous ►ptimist Lists (now the abbi) has arrived is Paris. . . . - A despatch from Rome announce@ the arrival it that ally of the Count dee Fluid:es. The annual ball given by the members of the Paris Jockey Club will take plum en the Friuli-Prom oter cc Eisturdey east. Invitations will be nest ohne, lie the leadiag artistes. The ladies ere to appear en (pietas, is a plant drew sad email bosses, or ea costumes. Name will be admitted in the ordinary semis& toilettes. TIIII LATH ARCHBISHOP Or CsirraltkOkr.—Dering the last few days workmen have bees eopged is placing in the north aisle of Canterbury Cathedral • mossimint to the memory of the late asehbialsop. It is formed of • solid piece of line Case stone, and sculptured in the pins Gothic style. bearing an effigy la the full episcopal robes. In the Goitre of the bees is ineeribed in old Latish clap teeters, "John Bird Sumner, bore 1780; Bishop of Chester. 1828 ; Archbishop of Canterbury, 1848 ; died, 1862. Be showed out of a good conversation hie works with IDOOIDINS of wisdom—Ss. James. *bap. 3, 13." The monumeat is the work of Mr. H. Weeks., LA. TSB EIBALTH or LONDOW.—It appears from the rehire issued by sutbority of the Registrar-General that is the week that ended e• Sateuday, March 3, the' births registered is Leaden sad twelve other large towns of the Halted Kingdom were MOO ; the deaths Mishima, 4620. The sanest rate of mortally wee3l per 1.000 persons Ms& In Lobito* the births of LOIS boys sad 1,061 girls, he all 2,087 children, were registered h the week. Is the art respoadlog weeks of ten years, 1&'1646, the average num ber. corrected for Mereese of population, wee 2,172. The deaths registered in Tondo° daring the week were 1,545. IS was the sloth week of the year ; and the average num ber of deaths for that week is, with correction for increase of population, 1.481. The actual number returned fee the week is in crone of the calenlatsd number by 64. The re cast o..ldeme of the weather accounts for the imams, of the mortaite. The deaths bed been lets than 1.400 in the arse sod second weeks of February, but they roes to 1,630 in the third week. and now there is a decrease of Dearly • hundred deaths on the diet somber. In the last three weeks the deaths front brmichitis were sc , emotively 131, 210, and ; those from pneumonia in the same timed 59, 95, sod 60 ; those from Whine, 170, 214. cad 201. The mean temperature is ea-b of the last four weeks wee 45.8, 38.9, 36.2, sod (lest week) 34.4 dep. Is the find six weeks of the year the mean weekly temperaturo was ally in one isstmice below 43 der. The air bemuse destiedly colder is the Iwo mid week of February. Smallpox wee heal in 16 came ; measles in 43 ; sesestiss in 35; typhus in 111 ; disrrlices in 24. At 20 , Sidespgrove, Islisenre, ea 20th February, the widow et a blacksmith, seed 69 yam, died of " embolism of pulmonary ar'ory, secede r-led by destitution " (loqussat.) The following Winne deaths by (wrist* &Darren we • reentered is the week D Tbe son of a comas, seed 17 years, killed by the speettleg 'of • vas—died oa the 26th February is the East-Indiereed, Poplar ; a camas, eget 42 years, inn over—died oe 24th February in she West Lozano Hospital ; a pauper, agog yg year., run over—died on 26th February it the y. idonmerimith ; a cabArieer, aged 21 von, thrown from • tab in City-road by collision with another sib. Heed 20 boon-died en 19th February in flit. Bartholomew's Hospi tal ; a Esbnonger, aged 47 yests, fell from a cut he the Strasd, lived 32 boars — died on Zrd February is St. Bar tholomew's Hospital; a carman, egad 34 'sere, injured frees the blow of a wsegos wheel—died on 25th February is the Landon Hospital ; the daughter of a c,bioet.maker, aged 5 piste, heated doers by • east—died en 27th February to the lacmdee Respital. The British Steamship Company between Aspin wall sad Seethsmpton bete Dearly completed tbeir One iron wharf at Aspinwall, mid the Panama Railroad Com pany will have their DOW iron wharf reedy for the sew steamship oorapaey in a month or se. Captain Stout, et New York, is there looting eat for wharf sad ether faelli ties for tb• sew onerposy.—Assericiss paper. Nsw Germ Mums —A number of California misers have emigrated to Choral sod Barbecues. about 500 miles south of P.nams, to work the gold shies Lb... — California piper. A Tm.sosars LursSix THOUSAND Muss Loso.— The tslerraoh has la.elr been extended far up Fraser River es route for Rases, and is sow is working ceder from New York yid Sin Fraisolses, to a point 400 miles above New Wessmiestar on Freer River, =skies is round siftings about 6,000 smiles.—Pasesso Star. Bar*. Zak Ode. 1 'lsm I gm. gra ova !bib. sada 11%) islo 10 .. .. 09 .. S • .. ii 9 WM .. 71 MO 1110 MN - ..--,- lO