The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-19 00:00:00

LAW INTEWGIENCE.-(rHIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Were the Judge Ordinary.) sum V. emre pyD own= (alai). The evidence for the petitioner was remised. Ann Louth, servant to Mrs. Smith, stated that one night in April or May, 1866, her master bad coonden to attend a patient at a distance and did not return till the next day. That night Mrs. Smith went at two or three times. At about 11 o'clock she called the boy in, scolded him for being out so late, and sent him to bed. Then she fetched up • bottle of brandy, poured out • glum, and fetched Mr. Chawner into the house. Mr. Chawner drank the brandy, and went with the respondent jao the drawing-room. Only heard whispering after that ; and after listening for Bye or ten minutes, witness went to bed. On another occasion, the respondent went out late, and witness locked the door, for she thought it proper that Mr. Smith should know that his wife was out. She, however, got Into the house spin through the surgery window. She used to take drink up into the storeroom. Had found • dozen empty bottles there twice. Ey a juror—Mr. Smith's little girl went toothed in the morning. but in the afternoon she was allowed to stray about the village as she liked. Cross-examined—Was not discharged. Left because there was too much work for one servant. There being no witnesses for the defence, Sir Robert Collier proceeded to sum up the evidence, which he urged was qiute adequate to the perfect substan tiation of the charge against the respondents. [The cue was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bakst Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN al [ODOM. The bankrupt w ie; c ; tof Wapping. City-road, and elsewhere. He came before the court with liabilities of 15,8411 f. ; assets not stated. He attributes his bankruptcy to the failure of certain coprolite beds in Cambridgeshire, which be had taken and contracted to supply the material at a certain price, which he was un able to do. This was the sitting for examination and dis charge. Mr. Reed, for the bankrupt, stated that the accounts were in course of preparation by Messrs. Hart Brothers ; but owing to the imperfect nature of the books, they would not be able to tile them for two months. An ad journment was therefore asked. Mr. R. Griffiths, for the assignees, consented, and 'Wed that additional accounts would be required. An adjournment for three months wee ordered. - - - - - - (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN LC PRO, SETT% AND CRAMPTON. The bankrupts are the well-known contractors of Great Camp-street, Westminster, whose case has recently been frequently before the court in connection with the ex traordinary claim set up against the estate by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company. This was an adjourned sitting for e‘annestion and discharge. At the last Kitting on the 17th January very voluminous recounts were filed by Messrs. Coleman and Co. showing a" aggregate liability of the two firms of Peal and Betts end Peto, Betts, and Crampton, of 1,462,0001. ; and • few days ago the amount of assets in hand had reached 80,0001. ,• but so long as the monster claim of the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway Company of about 6,660,0001. remains undecided, the aorta are tied up and any idea of a divi dend is out of question. The bankruptcy occurred on the :;th July last. Mr. Denton appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Linklater for the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company; Mr. Chidley appeared for Messrs. Mount and Fielding, who claim to be creditors for 30,000/. • Mr. Manna for the General Credit Company, whose clai m is 160,0001. ; and Mr. Lammas for the bankrupts. Mr. Denton said it had been arranged that the last 1 .atnination should stand over until next Wednesday, when there was to be a further examination of Sir Morton IN to in reference to the claim of the railway company, and the question would then arise as to the further adjournment of the last examination. The counts proposed bad the approval not only of Mr. Linklater, ea represent ing the railway company, but of Mr. Lawrence on behalf of the bankrupts. The Commissioner—l have no objection to that, perhaps it will be the better way. I don't know whether we shall have arrived at such • stage in the inquiry on Wednesday next as will enable us to terminate it, and to deal with the question of lest examination. Mr. Linklater said that on Wednesday next they might be able to determine whether it was the best mums to con tinue adjourning the last examination to the same days as the inquiry into the proof was adjourned, or to take a longer adjournment at once—say for two months. It was not only the convenience of the bankrupts that had to be considered, but that of numerous other persons who were brought down to the court by seeing that a sitting was appointed fey last examination and discharge. Mr. Lawrence said he had rather that the matter should stand over generally. Mr. Chidley asked that the proof of Messrs. Mount and Fielding might now be admitted. It had been four times before the court, and his clients had been put to great in convenience. The claim arose out of a concession for a Russian railway. Mr. Denton wished the proof to stand over till next Wednesday,the claim to be submitted in the meantime to the manager of the estate. Mr. Chidley protested against further delay, as his client bad engagements abroad. Mr. Denton said their affidavits might now be taken, and he dared say he should be in a position to admit the proof on Wednesday next. Mr. Chidley stated that the claim arose out of a Chanoery suit, in which an order had been made for the payment of 40,0001. Ilia Honour said the proof would be admitted as a claim, to be turned into a proof on Wednesday next, if cause were not shown to the contrary. Mr. Denton objected to a proof tendered by Mr. Wag staff on a promissory note, for 3,8001. on the ground that he would obtain a doable proof against two of the estates. It appeared that the note had been given by Pate and Betts to Mr. Betts, the consideration being the in terest on 240,0001. due to Mr. Brawls executors; and the holder of the note sought to prove against the joint estate of Pete and Betts, and the separate estate of Mr. Bette. After a short examination of Sir M. Peal and Mr. Betts, the proof was ordered to stand over for further conekle • ration. The sitting was then adjourned till Wednesday next. Mr. Bishop, the manager of the estates rid that several prsors had been sent in which the assignees could not whuit ; but as the partial were not in attendance to t‘spport them, they would necessarily stand over. SECOND EDITION. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANBION-HOUSB. THE LID ON ME SILENT HAWKINS. -- Thu morning no fewer than twelve came were brought Lefore the Lord Mayor in which street hawkers in the City were charged with causing obstruction. by selling pussies, toys, oranges, nuts, flowers, and wallring-skic/m, the offences Icing committed in Fenchnrch.etreet, Lothbury, Vrinces-street, Finch-lane, &c. The ages of the prieoners ranged from 13 to 60, and in almost every inatanos they bad been previously fined or imprisoned several times. It Appears that frequent complaints have been made by pn ilemen in the localities named, principally bankers, of the annoyance caused by the numerous hawkers in the streets, and in comwqnenoe the Lord Mayor gave instruction. that the police should bring all the offenders against the law in this respect before him. Fines were now imposed, retying from 2s. 6d. to 101., with the alternative of imprisonment from three to seven days. . - GUILDHALL. EITENSIVI FRAUDS ON ,TIATILLII3I3. Janis Si;;;;;iieisii;e7iieriei iaika employ of Mews. rhaplin and Home, nt, to the London and North Western Railway, sus at the bar, on »mead, before Alderman Causton c with defrauding News. B. W. and H. Horne, ;anion, of Moorgateelreet, of various sums of mon by falsifying his delivery book. Mr. Edwar ds, of the firm of Sewell and Edwards, pro secuted, and stated that the prisoner had met him coming into court that morning and told him that be intended to Head guilty and throw 'Limed( on the mercy of Mr. Horse and the court. Not knowing the mune the . prisoner intended to adopt, he had prepared 15 cases *garnet him, nut of a large number. The prisoner's duty was to take out parcels, receive the money for their carriage, and account for it when he re turned to Ruston station in the evening. Thaw were entered in a delivery book with the amounts he wee to receive opposite each parcel. The fraud wee effected by , the prisoner altering t he amounts he wu to receive, and ' after getting the money on the delivery . of the gouda, he altered the figures back again to the orig inal mount, and book. accounted only for the amount properly eberged in the Aeveral cases were proved against the prisoner, who pleaded guilty. Alderman Causton committed the primmer for trio], sod refuted boil. XCALDING A KOTKLA AND INFANT. June Phillip., aged 27, living at 104, Chaltan-street, , omenthwe, was °hailed before Mr. Barker, with wil fully anaulting Mn. Eli= Wilmer and her infant, Wil liam Latimer, two years old, by throwing a quantity of boiling water over them. Inspector Gray, Y di,ision, watched the ease on behalf of the Commissioners of Police j %eisee. and Mr. H. All f ruling officer of the Ansa:tithe Inelitute foe in I the Laws for the Protection of Women, atteeded on of that society. The oomplainant end Meads.* be* meow moms In the same house, and it apposes that ea the feather waiving into her own room, having the thild in her arm, the defendant without any provocation, pail of boiling w a te r o ver them, sad thda=lje=g • was severely burned on various peen at the body. The defendaat, hmaghiag, rid it wee an right asimi Bowman& to ask, mad had main ray ia wanes Is tint eberg• at peilleti. The antra et the delesdaat were ghat she lenhines, armed for the WA Altus and the had bats as inmate of St. Pancras W . bat witness had , raw, het frees these ea asersat of the ill.trestaaentehe had naive& She had isdnie hies annoyed by the lodgers, bat witness did ad think that she would hare been guilty of inch a and whiled MS me Ike pewit. Mr. Barker messed the defendast is the Hoar of Detention fora week. lairzamouozrrßEET. ♦ MOMR-I.ll3lDia MANNED WITH OBTAINING 11011IWT IT PALM PANSIENCIDI. Mr. Gorge Simpson Mackeussel, a =may-leader, of No. 27, Alaimo-road, Et. John'irwood, and No. 61, Piccadilly, wee charged before /Ir. Sao: oa a warrant with obtaialag by fudge peetesees the sum of 21. flow George Beata Jar. rent, with Wort to tiehand him of the lane. Kr. Edward Leto* ef Greet Maribarough-street, ear peered fer the pecesention, and Mr. George Lewis, jun., el ily-plaes, fee the defence. On the came being called on it was stated that the pr!Tecutor wasaot 1n nttendanoe. _ _ Mr. Knox ordered the information on whisk the warrant was obtained to be read, and it wee read as fellows : " I, George Bestal Jerrem, of No. 5, Greet Queen reset, Warminster, oa oath, say :—On the 9th January I milled upon Mr. Mackerel for the wpm. of procuring a loan of 2,0001. upon mortgage for the Trowbridge Water Supply Company. I etilled in consequence of see ing an advertisement in the Teleersph representing that the said Mr. Meekennal had large sums of money to advance, and stating that the said Mr. Mackennal was in • portion to give bankers' reference. That the said Mr. Mackennal, amongst other things, stated that he should have to make inquiries at Trow bridge, and U the answers were 'adds.:4(47 he would advance the money. He told me he would require 91. for the purpose of such inquiry, and after • good deal of conversation I gave him the 9/. That the said Mr. Mackermal has since declined to advance any money to the said company. That I am informed and believe that the rid Mr. Maakennal has never instituted any inquiry as promised. That at the time of obtaining the 91. from me he had no means whatever to make en advance of 2,0001., and that he neither kept nor does be now keep a banker's account, and that at the time of obtaining such sum of 91. as aforesaid he bad no intention of advanc ing Mr. money to the said company.". Knox said he would bear what the officer who took the prisoner into custody had to say. Charles Butcher, plainclothes officer of the C division, said that • warrant was placed in his hands for dr arrest of the prisoner for obtaining the sum of 91. by false pre tence*, and he arrested the prisoner last night 10 o'clock. The prisoner said the matter was • time ago, and that be was surprised • magistrate • have granted a warrant, sad that he thought a Nimmons would have done. He also said that he had been shown up in the papers, but that no one could do anythisg to him. He admitted that he had no banking acc ou nt. He went to the prisoner's office, and found about a oar-load of letters from persons all over the country, in reference to money matters. Re (the ether) had for • long time been engaged in making inqui ries respecting the primmer in all part of the oonntry, and had had to report on the matter, there having been nu merous complaints from gentlemen of similar conduct to that in the present teas. Mr. Knox said that although there was no prosecutor in attendance, thre must be a remand. He did not consider himself justified in discharging the prisoner. Mr. G. Lewis said he was prepared to show that the pri soner bad advanced many thoureds. The charge was for obtaining the Nom of 91., that sum being charged by the primmer for inquiries, mad there was nothing to show that the inquiries bad not been made. The prisoner bad ad vanced 30,0001. within the past 12 months. Mr. Knox said it looked to him very much like putting the criminal law into operation to recover money and then quietly settling the matter. Mr. G. Lewis said that he would prove that the prisoner , was what he reuressiatedhiniself to be. itim;:;iiidMr7Leiriawietiir he meant him to undentand that the primmer carried on a bond fide busi• DOM as a money lender. Mr. Lewis said he did, and alio that of an agent. Mr. Knox said he would take bail, the prisoner's own in 500 i., and two in 2501., end he would lane a summon fee the attendance of the DtOIIOOII4Or. "Iniff EMMA, DEPLORABLE DRAM PROM STARVATION. An inquiry was held by Mr. John Humphreys, coroner, at the Duke's Head, Whitechapel, last evening, relative to the death of John Cook, aged 44 years. Susannah Cook, • respectable looking but very emaciated woman, deposed that deceased was bee brother and that he was a picture frame maker. He had been ailing, and had no work for six months past. He and witness and another sister lived in one room at No. 3 Gower's-walk, Whitechapel, for which they paid 3e. a week. About nine months ago when the deceased was ill he got an order for the parish doctor, who gave him some nourishment. The pariah people, however, offered to take him into the workhouse, but as he had • great aversion to the onion be refused and he only got the nourishment two or three times, and he pplied since. During the laat six months deceased earned nothing. Witness had earned 20s. and her sister had earned about 21. or 3/. They had friends who assisted them • little. and gave them per hap s 21. altogether. The deceased got as much as they could give ' him ; he had as much as would keep body and soul together. The Coroner remarked that the three moons had only 61. to live on for six months, and when they paid their rent out of it, they had only 2s. • week for f ood The witness said that all the family ones supported themselves very comfortably, and they were very respect ably connected, and, therefore, she did not like to tell more than she could help. They were afraid to apply to the workhouse for fear of being made to go into the Imam. They had meat once • week—sometimes not so often. Deceased died on Friday. Mr. J. Scott ffequiera, said that he was called in to the deceased after death, on Friday last. He found the body was much emaciated. He had attended the deceased over etc months ago on a parish order and be found him then with his sisters in • most distressed con dition. There was not a partials of furniture in the room • all three slept on the floor. Then was something in the corner that might have been • bed but be would not liksto eall it one. The man was suffering from sheer debility and witness ordered him nourishment. Witness lost of s the ease till Friday last. The deceased died from lion from went of nourishment, The family seemed to be very respectable. The witness, Susannah Cook, was the eldest, and she bad been pew-opener at St. Marks Church until about • twelve months ago. The other sister was • tailors's, and was now pew-opsner at Whitethapel Church. The jury returned • verdict "that the deceased died from exhaustion from want of sufficient nourishment." AUMAI isVlTsos. ego I.it_miNaffift DAY.) H ••' • BANE OP MI/OLAND. This day a half-yearly wart of the sad roomy of the Beak of Naglaad was dart:: Bank P.r.llr. T. Namur, Humr, Glowarear the Tb ß rAtlites r6o last °curl having been read sail eles proved of, The Govsaxos rid—l have to acquaint the awl AO thl• la one of the half-yearly courts appointed to be bell under the byelaws for declaring a dividend. The net profits for the half year sadism 29th February have been 606,2141. 4s. 10d., maim the moth* of rest 3606,3401. 9a. 10d., and after dividing the o ce s ts in • dividend of 4 per coat. the net will be 3,990 E 9s. 108. The soon of dinotas therefore propose a half-yearly dividend from profits be made on the fish of April of 4 per ant. without deduction on account of in come tax. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Joan wished to observe, before the motion vim put, that the directors owed to the proprietors some expla nation of the dearsseed dividend. He admitted that the director had demo well, better than he ex but he thought the proprietors ought to have memo ex of their affairs instead of a bald declaration of 'Arland. Yr. Jones eonciaded by moving that se the dividend woe made under an erronsoss representation of the assets of the bank, the motion for the declaration of a dividend be mal agreed to, but ea no proprietor seconded the amend meth it fell to the ground. Yr. BOTIZT miggested that the diming should reedy* iispoita of money at intend, like the Westminster sad ethic hankie' establishments. The 00VIMSOR said that the cause of the lowlier of the dividend was appannt on the surface. It Ins because the interest of the money was at 2 per nth. With regard to the dividend if the Beak of England wen to lend money at the current rate oa the securities that Iwoela offered daring the lath six =oaths, they should have to land it, as people present wimps knew at 1 per sent. And It was net even certain that they could lead it at that tete. But Nippon they Gould raise the dividend by half per oust., they would have to lend 15,000,000 E Would that be de sirable either for the bank or the country ? (Hear, hear.) If they attempted it it would not succeed, and if they succeeded they would do berm. (Hear, bear.) In reply to Mr. hfoxon, the GOvralloll said that the hank never held more than 4,000,0001. of nE w m bonds, but they sometimes fell to 3,000,0001. the large capitalof the Beak of Ragland, 18,000,0001., they might with perfect gaiety invest 4,000,0001. in run way securities, tUtath they were not immediately essa vertible. The revenue of a good railway he imoskliced a Food enmity. In justice to railways he might say that in the worth period of 1866, via., in the month of July, this railway simethanies redeemed 800,0001. al railway hthis out of 1,600,000 i. held hy the bank, and the rad wadi rdbably bantams redeemed if the acmpenwe 'mesa ami ► with the terms oa whisk they bed been renewed. Ow company repaid 200,0001. ; an Wsor 106,0001. ; another, 100,0041. ; another, MO,OOOl. ; another, 106,0001. (Hear, hear.) l i e had only to add that the dividend warrants would be ready on the 6th of April sect. A vote of thanks to the inventor and directors total noted the proceedings. MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY OP LONDON. This day the fifth ordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at the Lanka Tavern, Bishopegate street, Mr. JAMBS ADAM Bmrrn is the ohsir. It appeared from the report that the results of the tree 'heti**s of the company foe the year eliding the 31sk December last, were as follow :—The prod* including 4,1391, 17a. 4d. brought forward from 1866, sad after proviaiou for bad sad doubtful debts, amounted to 417 1 1 6 1 2i. 10d., being somewhat in moms of the previous year, and which, bat for the low rate of interest current, and the pseud depremlin of trade, would hamlet:a con siderably larger. The directors propose to mu the fel lowing appropriation', via.: To cermet oupteata, 8,6611, Ile, Id. ; to directors' remuneration, auditors' fees, and Meow, tax, 3,6001. ; to rebate of interest on bills sot due, 1,1031. Is. 6d. ; dividend at the rate of spm oast. per declared.m onividied to 30th June, 8,7061. 10a. ; dividend sow 9,3231. 2s. 6d.), 18,0314 12s. 6d. ; swerve fund, increasing that amount to 25,0001., 5,0001. ; balsam car ried forward, 4,7371.17 e. 6d. ; total, 41,1541. 2s. 10d. The dividend, at the rote of 12s. lid. per share, will be pay able on and after Monday, the tird Most The report was adopted. got It. ?IQ va Tlx i m akol:i.st2) WNIMOLADDITINfAerMEN DAY.) • • - v• ZANDICULP 3 rm. ifi a ttig on Man evade. • Nosies GRAND tow ANNUAL B LS zas.— AZ. ... 1 ... S GUY SIVEZPSTAKE& Hall a mile. Bbto Lemonade, Alarmist, Merry Leal, AdNast, Pao, =.,et Dariraam, Betio, Lam, Vanes, IMe Sophia, enaapilde, Perlis, Indy Diana, and Brine are hero HANDICAP OF TM= SOF& Throb De Clare g, Star,Oolmatame, Adjataat, Bt. Oast, Dr. Wilma, aad Bellow Lem. All are bora Dims, QHANDICAPom . RAH • mss.Lady et de Vie, Pere, Ikias, sad Aamisty Durham', are bare. Ottoman, Mame, Rau HUNT STEEPLICCHASIL Three miles. Pearl Diver, Rivets, Highliger, sad Lag Alfred an hare. HANDICAP RTERPLIICHABR. Two miles sad • Ulf. Pearl Diver, Higbilyer, Northers Light, Pm, Meese, Gorse, LLD., Lord W ilde rare, Rivet., sad SUS are lam Amnia —lPassbolis. BIRTING IN LONDON. --(THIS DAY.) 130 p.m. The principal feature in to-day's betting was the *dramas et The Pease far the City sad Snbeibaa, and the simultaneous reeregramiaa al his stable-oempaakm May flower. Alereddie also had a declining look, 100 to 6 being offered against him. Sirsdbrooks was supported for good looney down to lb to 1. For the Northamptonshire Thalia was In peat must at 10 to 1. For the Two Thou sand Roaiornaian agate deelined, 11 to 2 being laid against him to 3001. or 4001. Prime as follows: CITY AND SUBURBAN. 9 to 1 apt eelte (off) 100 to 8 Names ßliakh (t and off) 100 to 7 Strailhroke (off, 15 to 1t f) 100 to 8 Perna(t and off) 100 to 6 pamor (off) N ( 26 to 1 Cheltenham (off) 30 to 1 Estileholder (off) 33 to 1 Mayflower (off, t4oto 1) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAR R& 10 to 1 apt Thalia (t sad w) 10 to 1 Lard Hastings (IC t 100 to 9 CHERTER CUP. 25 to 1 33 to 1 Owafa dw apt Aherge)dis (off, t to 30 1) Or (t ) 33 to 1 Stradhireh lyn e TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 2 apt Rosiareeian (t and off) • 9to 1 Gress Siren (off) 1000 to 70 See Saw (off) 90 to 1 Vale loyal (t to 1501.) DERBY. 8 to 1 apt lady Elizabeth (d, t 100 to 15) 9to 1 —laierwelaa (off) UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, ILuica 19. The following list was published hers this wins( : CLASSICAL. Twos. —lB6B. Itraminen :—Francia Ooderell Rodpon, LA., Ring's College ; John Pale, Christ's College ; Alfred George Day, LA., Gamine and Cahn College ; Richard Claverhonae Jebb, Y. A., Trinity College ; Henry Can Archdale Taylor, LA., Trinity College ; Charles Walter Neu* LA., Corpus Christ( College. In all oases of equality the names see ►raciceted. Ds Kennedy Lao(. ii INevart Tits. 2 Wham Chriern It Halm Job. 3 Rawlins 121 n. IS Need Ma. 6 Moss Job. { Iletberimetton Tsin Wilkins Job. Toning Trio. 6 Clark Taylor Min. 7 22 1 2 1 217 King% ( ritrithtniee, 8 Iresiongsr Clark ~' Lord I Trim I TYlissi Claim Job . (Tabor King's. t Lewis Oinh 2 MOND (WO. Ds/ Goodrd TAIL 37 Verdes Jok Lloyd lo Job. IS OrlSSis Job. t' ton Via. ID Wilson fro. Warner Peak Drowns lima. ; Davies Cluist'n {Soar linsi. Hales Christ's. rem= 1 db. I 1 Johnson Christ's. fad Calm. { Altnnek Jo h. Dods, Lim. Punk I=l Trim. Leo Fly * . Zmat. PPL -_ j Bare ib—di-sky clam ik --- ' JOE. rlilin alit;e... i kerne ei.isoss. 2 ColvUl Teti. Emmy Tv. j Ovid& Knish& Taw 1 lislusbsi7 t e r .. lam j Damast Christ's. 1 i'l l Z Chins 1 km Clara MID CLAM. Ds?Nell W Seth. Id Taal= Knit TlPPisi TIM. Jam 1 Symms Trim. 1 is a Vrthe Carpus Lewis 7T12 87 Johan 'him. Woodrools ism. 18 Hobos Md. 59 lons Tits 08 Wlrldboros Carpus j Jones 1 1944. 7 0 Abbott Ti.im , Loess Tria. 71 Thrifts( Trim 9! Swettetilism Trio. f AUdose• lei 91 Isgassos Vb. 1 Ilialristimits Pit. How THIIVES ARS assn.—At the Shropshire sessions yesterday • woman named Taylor, wife of • re. =teman, and herself hitherto supposed to be of geoid r, was *ant to prism for nine months for receiving • quantity of articles of property knowing them to have been stolen. The pincer had for some time past been inciting a boy 11 years of age to steal things out of her neighbours' bones, which the eibsequently dieposed at at the pawnbrokers'. The principal withesifor the prosecution was the boy himself, who was literally eurronnded in the witness-box by • large assortment of 11111101111ADIMUI ankles of household are, which ha bad at different times purloined and carried to the prisoner. These he identthel one by the, detailing without the slightest hesitation the circumstances under which he had stoke each, and iavariably replying to the q?eskien of the counsel as to what he had done with it after, Plane sir, I took It to Mrs. Taylor . " His wages were oompustinly small, oonsistim chiefly of of bread. Oa one occasion when he had Aden a table cloth (for which he had been pro mised • shilling) he received • a t payment of tere pthas and the ranks of • to be speoially made for him, bat which, he added, " she never dons." Mn. Mosses: =Poem TEI }Lour/mess& —The lecturer ailar , was yesterday brought up at the Roch dale Pollee with having, ea the 14th inst. ceased to streets of that town • number • riotous sad disorderly persona—Mr. Tem who ap peared for the defendant, said that if it was seriously in tended to press the eharge be should ban to ask for • remind ; and he made seen remarks on freedom of speech. Mr. Heap, the thainnan of the bench, end the magis trates had no deans to stifle freedom of speech, free from violence. But in the present nos it was their duty to carry out the advice given by Mr. Junkie Lash at the Manchester ernes. They believed that To-morrow week Mr. Maguire Prollodis b all the Owens issued by the defendant caused riots, end attantioe to the punishment which Mema antlimmand uponi.worn Tor diTtfoormagon hoped ok . h o e im i t b r ih rr=i; Pigott are now undergoing in the Richmond Bride Mr. Yolks, the town clerk, would withdraw the iatanna. Pe/16ml writings W I the public Wee.' tion. He thought such a course would be for the bthett Sir Charism Lanyon, to-morrow, will tik of the town. His client would enter Into • promise not Chief Secretary for Ireland whether be intents bo nen& to enter the Irish quartet' of the town with Waimea. mend dicing t u n mean , th e "p ee l e l th e p or g y r m .; trey placards.-11r. Heap: Will you prone. that he will leave the town . — Murphy : Oh, an—Mr. Ton: I will not ale" hall se, if not, dies be wool to nocoottood au that, If h. made ouch aimed.. I should think h e alteniplene in the mid act wile view of mem* wee worse thea a coweaci—te we up his Engliali birth- doubts as te the interpretation of the said law, 10181 m arPhY win bound over in satisfying the Faith° mind thatan impartial administration his s ish w wwilUelwee e t I°G4 ksl e for 12 of the same low will, m far as pcseibla, he weed In months.— Lett* ahout s =rt Bo' • prone shout 3, , UMW WI" Ws". With ader ban c z :M broken shovels, been and Mr. Darby Griffith to-morrow will ask therlimin other wonP o nr, down prake - gizon and Lord et she Treasury if, needing to his late TethehirweireeL The y halted near the P °ll°. ehehlela ' uP tir pecwineist do not intend to oak thewlm Se maim where they began to groan and imeadiei their sites N u t th in g m , up In front of the house o f K r . tatiseinient far the proposed Rama eathalie tithes*, Diokin, who has taken an 'MIMI In Miners. Houston, in whet ether vigil is the intent= of the 80.11111011110 to Haelt•7. sad Murphy am, since they lan Wowed In redeem Nee pledge already given list Wan say alai* is RN town. Here the =Stith& azgireand their admire- m oil. ut mpututimitt s t ep L lokok the b oom „b oo m son by repeated round" eisering, oancludirer with the familiar strain of "Briton's saver thall be dame." Tbe " 6 di situai.7 11 . . 40114111 mob then marched up Whitmerth-merl. and right tab sweet. • ,410 Moan*, . • BM*** esurPled bP Zo On ToMday next Mr. Marsh ekik tdrigi WWI - street after amok Irishthe kept owl , dam. rz , - .7 1a la; don of We awe of Demons to tie male end plaasT a sl eroti made tisk we into Citeatbam-street, 16 " Is*" " a trish end m ens dla frost leidereic A try for arum top, whirwiteeris lbeir abolition, oak M see id up for • few minutes, when one of the linanidal h inaltar t h e &WM sir r=„7=1 4 16, door and annoteneed that • imbue si n or doloip a Mom by; cm tie IDA& Mein, and wend be en Ibernale, MOM at the " fiat. tiks *ms el this hawk id la deilisbbo ammp,* Miletmereead, and be ozpmeed tbq wadi hems plasesiy. Repeated that all Hems@ Injurienaly alectlng tilsa isaisslast Mid Montt& ; end "Eels Ddissais " was lola mai, The mammas at As ma*, shield be abolisibad.• !MINIM the teak* Mr. Wm. Rana Kennedy is a Whole: of King's °allege, and is the fourth gentleman of the mine name and badly who has distinguished himself in the eluded trips. He was educated at Mon, and was sueseisiv* Ball's Scholar, and, in 1867, Crams S.hclar of the Univerulty. Hr. IL C. Culltnan, of Christ's, was educated at Dublin 17nivareity, when he took the first place In elusion. He also obtained the Parson Univeasity Sobelanisip at CMS bib*. HUDDRASPIELD ELJI'O7IO7. POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) VMS or nu rou. as 12.710 cemoca. I 4 (übmi) on _ _ Sislitt (Oenservalive) 2 o'cLocc. Latham (Liberia) (Oceservative) ..... ...--... 1111. Major* for Leation COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (we ruseaera.) (nor ova OWN eouzsrommer.) The market quiet but steady. Bales about balm. 12,000 MILWING-LA24II.—(THIB DAY.) &mix—Then is • fair demand at Moody prima. The vats sake beds& St. Vinsest, at 31s. to 335. 6d. • , 31a. ed. to 3 8 i. 6d. ; ditto, erritallised, 35e. td. to 36e. ; grainy Jewry Madras, 275. Itellasd, previous prices are well supported, but the danand is only moderate. Ooma.—No paths sales were held today, sad bat little badness dons by private contract. Tao.—The maritet °artiness *lndy bat quiet. Faurr.—Only eataly rim en reported ma about the previous vales. lima.—The market 00111iMIlle (mist Box —The miss are confined to small parish; Immewarda at la. 9/1. ; Demerara, la. ltd. ; and Jamie', 3s. fid. iirtems.—Bominees ham been done in mooed pile amnia et Lltis. ; 900 beam of white Singapore pepper mold at ; ohs 1,000 bap for snivel at prier not reported; bleak dull of We. Nusgs mold on oaks terms, small to middling, at Ix 3d. to ft It; other spier without change. Oorrox.—The market is more adios at sandy Jols.-3,000 bales mold at fall rates, ocrausam, 13 1 f i r s iOs. to 2o/. S. sa. ; middling, 18t. to 19/. 15a.; good, IX 10s. to 15m. _ _ _ Hi7tr.-700 bass common Mug& sold al 431. 10a. to 1 431. 150. - - Bstrrsrm. —lOO tom sold, for arrival, at KM 6d., sad 1,000 bap oa tie spot, at 19s. 3d., rafraction. 73 to short prompt. Cocgmz..—At the publis Sale I,ooollms won sold at foL pe ws. to ld. par lb. *dream. Hoodlum silver,. 3s. 9d. bas. 9d.; pasty, la. 7d. to 3s. ; blast, 3s. 3d. to M. Tasoriffo Wm; 11d. to 3s. 6d. ; black, 3a. ld. to ld. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. l dirs ' tia he sto ol d i c somaa marketa y are wsre ra in th vi er d tid. ull. Theas C .6±l, onsola rresul am . , t quoted 931 to I both for money and the account, being a trifle lower than at 1 o'clock. Railway and foreign securities are i to I worse in some cases. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6231. over last year; the Midland, an increase of 1,3701. ; and the Great Northern, an Masan of 2681. The traffic return of the Orand Trunk Railway of Canada for the weekending the 29th ult., shows • de crease of 10,1621., compared with the corresponding period of 1867. It is mentioned that the line was completely blocked up with snow west of Montreal during the week. The biddinis for bills on Calcutta and Madras were held yesterday at the Bank of Ragland. The amounts allotted were—To Calcutta, 18.50.000 re., and to Madras, 16,000 re. The /111/11J111111 • was fixed at Is. 11d. on both presidencies, tenders at and above L. 111 d. will be allotted in full. No indicate, as was expected, a decided increase in the demand for remittent* to India, the t minimum having been fixed Iper amt. than on the last occasion, while the terms actually ob tained show an advance of 3 per omit. On the motion for going into committee on A meeting was held yesterday of the proprietors the Pablo &book IN, Nr. Moats will move that tlie MB of the hfalropeatan and Provincial Bank (Lnalled), be rimed to a mime stersilless. when a lagg relort was presented by the liquids- Damn 0/ Ma. Rua Ilimamt—The New York ion, *MIL Wining 000001 (of Coop , Bream ion= l"6 ll•44l 6 :,= s l l ll.4 s . sma tt abn:P° . tsVie.. 44 afsa lPZl:= l ::::: in 'med.?, JIMNINI 14 _IML " it.._,__gliwai sr ... r go* they wore otiliadmil dm& )66 " 14 . vin' 6611 / 6 ' 666 " . kr "" 1 7"' 416 2 766 ‘ 1 debts and test, led wilselial lig t of rep lis poosuied • 121pl e d von astioalloi SUM . &oar* aid oat sii i m ia !m y, is b ao . ie g o t inkoreste asic t s ibe batik. A resofiliew was she *woe • *am ropooandag dr Joilsooost el Noismos, paned, hr. Carnegie to resit" on account 'kW , ' , me stionnwe suet to Gam- Falk 0 !ki Of. his of his claim apse amt. on all emote realised, &lbw woo willies lima Or child's maim' toes swam bo or th e eine as trot obtained by Mr. O u pp or . The ri g m " sad P im " bilk air him. " ' WI g ' • sharelseklal• time steamed that W. Oasimisbas swipes" Holly, ia when seats he iswebed km , _ __ soma ream Daring ME tine be pima grawrol Ws- moo 111 . 1111dterto withoUt sidob me amp portaat poilato is Illakpolilism lbsr .liorlmor foe ltio r a r„re d the thi lag g e la T he asall 1 1 : l i t a b li g . = ai l At . lhe nestle( of Rented ,plant.. WIG lisi AM elver mad Ste so. seep of OW llsollordal ( 1• 3 , 311 .._ 6841), _ l l,l 716• ""h • ' T r i sa m ari ", ; _ s , • ws Yana Vat bop mum amigollso WI brut oe se il "VAT vs.° per Jar .".'"' , Wen WI% sad a i l r i zeistesolia , Woad till, a aworosoos moths 1 4 0 1 1 Is the "halloos •le ilbsib z er_ liasowy.' , 3 , soar directors' report, w was t e ee , " ‘ t emmeLe .....b ee e" le . d o e ' • ' "•" 1•1 !" WK11 .6,. A 141121111111se_ lipid theAngktligeatine isesomThbin es. lierr --- 11fala valiassma l ersiir; (Limited) ) was h ad Y•nerd•Y' in ("`Plil"l°4llaPia 1830, owe his Imeesdcof tz= tile sta ted the provisions of the Act of Parlisamt, whisk Alsomder ilawitts• tor AO easoW that a westing shall take plan within forte woo dtokerod ht the Peek Aloof lea '!ads months. After the chair:mu (11r. Hamm) 10 a Sa g 1 " 6 " 0181 . 11 " Il i ds ' a ' *M r Ca t m i n t made a weisfactoey statement, a vote at es" la the yetis, If lb* psi and Wake .Ho „ mi d pewp iliek hees .: meue boa. , .01,6 into moved to him wad the rest of the board by . a ' ilia wow As dlirr Cbutwa, - Ginnr Purley,, wol! Mood) and ti* . ' Va mai *I no 'Wail* while tootaoutad. borbookon bgs ao. UM la aut porlormaam •no its a =Oda c oann iii., e t ;N o si n k s o . it. SW orisokla 411111, ef Wildeelowi: med i as dry is th e weep of t i de ~. 1 . Ow Os tety .ef Phasedeida ; i sistaseW li d m. awl s bast si lonise. • Hir. meet. important The fourth ordinary Isueral .11he. 11 " la this eaWier WA .en lbw May. ti va g Credit Rimier of Mauritius w il l be Ili wefts of Itothoolol Dore?" whisk is wow* Week Wet„ when a dividend will be _ Alamo. Moro ins wad deist if Ow ' At ebessral court of she Lowers Aimed* Dor- Adak Island Ihs permsolin GLAD •wwili a. "' . . was era dame obi bewbe aim* held yeatsaday, Abe . wt were ""ruled be...samesehosere:at l it c= l 4 the emu t of ereoWswitele s' wo mato% *so • . opailao Awe. Thot•lbe dtriblat ibr lbo• . "Nob orT boom& • brolloori- • jeboo bo, bbl e ' St • sow wen I t y peratlea, beget 'WC .l l 111 , " l. la $. " 4 !•1 . (l , I; i . 1:410 Sit .41,:. .., la atalliee , eia-ekh WWII' Vie , • • • ...' , of broom esillog, so& Pbor firloottow. bit 16 r, •' ' 1110 , -,. '' .AOO% a . =zee , w.. Idisigsesir IllatONit so a . . I. V .."6"114 Z10614 114 == WINS wilt • - mewled the Om . . IMO low aim -^ 46.1111 ''"oe' mews of OM as Wifkim IV tai 14.0113.9' and 'lmmewil all a 3 dikell. l M auna biome of 6,1 M 166. M. TALLOW ICARILIT.-.(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 42e. Id. ; Peters ham Y.C. an the , 43e. 6d. ; Od d . ; Osiebor to Y.O. 445. ; Demmiter, 46e. . IiZTROPOLITAN (unix MAIUENT. (THIS DAY.) The ripply el bright is voryassall.bat the dermad is very limited, awl oensequeratly prises base not sdesseed from Mosby last. The sober of sheep is mash Muer sad Mule is dull, sonsemesetly prime ere lower and • simmer sums* be idfosted. Calm are still dear :4 • deed iamb of abase qualities. Our feria: weirdo' of 33 beasts, 1910 sheep, 161 mires, sad ewes et Mbm at at Par skaut Ina at at aid 64044. WIN O& 4 8 • Dad Draitabilli4 4 4 Bad Ao, .4ano 4 6 10 35•11mg-we015.... 68 1 Squad • 0 arm •es qua bomb daseadini. Ohm- - • I 4 Cam PIP 1114411m41111144414 a • I lib • • • B 1 Wss saarloply WO; sheep ladiDo/14 ATM; arm Mr; BMITHITILLD HAY MARIZT.—(THIS DAY.) Kr. Marko Justo &otos marls trod, very de.,at tie followin prima, viz. r—Prboo miaow boy, Via to SOL ; infe rkpr &tie, I. to TO& ; do:vie r old, lea to 1 1000. ; interior ditto, 70a. to SOL ; draw, 3110. to artir. subjet it" rr'inatar.-c r 8 DAY.) • ONE O'CLOCH. Public securitlee are slightly fatter to-day, upon realimlises. The adverse changes in prices, how ever, are confined to a few Mocks. Commis have clacibead 1-16 per sank, and two or three cd the epasolative foreign bonds 1. The variations in railway .bane an about evenly balanced. Colonial government debentures are steady, and banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares inactive. Console are quoted 13 to kw money and 931 for the account (April 2), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cede., 92 to e. There is a fair demand for money, at 11 to 2 per oent for the best three months bills. Loans on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at to 2 per oent. With reaped to railway stocks, North British has declined 3 per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire }, while Great Eastern, Brigh ton, and South Eastern have improved } to }. Annexed are the quotations: —Cale donian, 82} to 1 ; London and North Western, 1141 to 1154 ; Great Western, 4% to ; Midland, 105} to 1; London and South Western, 85 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 311 to 32 ; Brighton, 484 to 49} ; South Eastern, 721 to 73 ; Metropolitan. 114} to } ; Great Northern, 1041 to 105} ; ditto A, 100 to } • London, Chatham, and Dover, 18} t o 1 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 126} to 3 ; York and North Midland, 83} to 3 ; Berwick, 100} to 101; and North Britiab, 93 to 4. No variation is observable in colonial railway shares. East Indian, 109} to 110 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 1081 to 1094 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 154 to 1 ; and Great Western, 181 to }. Metropolitan District Railway Debenture 'took, new issue, is quoted 1 to 1} prem. With the exception of a decline of } per cent. in Italian of 1881 and Mexican, viz., to 471 to 3 and 151 to 16, respectively, there is no change in foreign stocks. Brazilian of 1866, 71} to 72} ; Chilian of 1867, 89 to } ; Egyptian of 1864, 87 to 88 ; the Vioeroy's Loan, 731 to 74} ; Peruvian of 1865, 77} to 3 ; Russian of 1886, 87 to } ; ditto, Oral Vitebsk Railway Loan, 78} to I ; Spanish New, 351 to 36 ; Turkish of 1858, 59} to 60} ; ditto of 1862, 62} to 63} ; and ditto of 1865, 33} to 4. The market for Indian government stocks is quiet, with few transactions. The Five per Cents., 114 to * ; ditto Four, 1001 to 101, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 30s. to 35e. prem. ; and ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 105 to *. Exchequer Bills are ls. higher, at 11s. to 16s. prem. The transfer books for Bank Stock are shut. A few dealings have been recorded in Bank shares at yesterday'■ quotations. London and West minatar, 67/ to 681 ; Union of London, 33 to 34 ; Oriental Corporation, 42 to 43 ; Anglo-Austrian, 31 to; prem. ; London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 din ; and Imperial Ottoman, 1 die. to 1 prem. Financial shares are unaltered. General Credit, 21 to dis. ; Credit Foncier, 7to 61 die. ; Inter national Financial, 1I to n din. ; and London, 26 to 24 dia. Miscellaneous shares are steady. National Di.- count, 5 to 61 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 131 to 141 ; Egyptian Trading, to j dia. ; Telegraph Con struction, 131 to 141 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 51 to II ; and Anglo-Ameri can, 22 to f. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares are without variation, 72i to I and Sot to f respectively ; but Erie have improved per cent., viz., to 443 t to I. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company will be held on the tad of April. A special meeting is also convened for the same day for the purpose of considering • proposal for an amalgamation with the Bristol and South Wales Union Railway Company. A public meeting of the holders of Mexican bonds is convened for the 27th rout. , "To receive the Report of the Provisional Committee, to appoint a l Permanent Committee, and to adopt measures to further and seams the interests of the bond holders." About 26,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Beak yeeterclay for the Claps of Good Hope, making a total, th lark on Warms, of mly 11,0001. maim e date of the Mum The City of An t werp, from New York, hew brought 18,000 L is epsde. The Imperaerios Eugenie, which has ree•W Bt, Nasally from Vera Orm, has 128,001111., a por•Aon of which ia under. Mood to be for London. MINES.-{THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK : The mining market is quiet today, and peels generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Week Chiverton shares are at 64 to 65 ; Wheal Bolos. 85 to 87 ; East Lovell, 8/ to 9/ ; Wheel Tre y, 8 to 9 ; Prinos of Wales, 53 5 . t o rd s- I East Cern Brea, to 2; But Caon ' sa to 41; Wheal Grenville 30s. to 35.. ; NorthChaverkei, 4t044 ; Calbeck ' Fells, Ws. to 2s. 6d. ; Okel Toe 15a. to 17s. 6d. ; New Lovell, 12 s . t o 140. ; and Chiverton Moor, 6/ to I. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive at the following prices :--Bt. John del Ref 19 to 20; Don Pedro, 21 to I prem. ; Anglo-Br&silian, I die. to par ; Pestarena, / to 1 die. ; Cliontalee, Ito clic • Anglo-Italian, per to / prem. ; Central Ameratua, par to pram. • Port Phillip, 1~ to 4 prem. ; Anglo-Argentine , ; it to prem. ; and Finntino and Bolivia, 9.16 t o 11-16. At a meeting of the adventurers in Great Wheal Vor United Mines, held yesterday, the accounts, made up to this date, showed a balance in favour of the mine of 6,326/. 44. 3d., out of which & divi dend of 7s. 6d. per share was declared, equal to 2,2151. 10s., forward to the credit of •next account the sum o 3,1101. 14s. 3d. The reports read were considered satisfactory, and the prospects of the mine of a cheering character. 66 tons 12 cwta. of block tin were sold on the 16th inst., for 3,1861. Os. 7d. RAILWAY, MINING AND OTHER SHARES—{TH IS DAY.) (Sales today to 1 p.m.] COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECIThrI'IES. New South Wales Comment, 6 per ant., 1888-96, January and July, 964, 1, 1. Do. 5 per cost, red...sable by annual &Mines bens 1867 to 1875, 100. New Zealand, 6 per cent., 1891, June and Dm, 104. Victoria Government, 6 per cant., April and Oct., 1121. ORDINARY SHAM AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 824, ra. Great Eastern, 311, 4,1, 2. Do., East Anglian, No. 2, 6. Groat Northern, 1054, 1. Do., A. (A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. hal been paid to B), 100, 1. Great Western, South Wales, 48. Lond Londonon, C , Brig hatham, hton, and and Dover, 1 Swath Co B4. ast, 49, 4, 81. London and North Western, 1154, 4. 141. London and South Woman, 851, 1. Manchester, Sheffield, and Linsobahirs, 431. Metropolitan, 1144, 1. Do. Exteosion, div. limited to 8 per cent. till Zan., 1870), visi. Not cpàlitau District, 74, 34. Midland, 1054, 4. 4, 5. North Eastern, Berwidt, 101. Do., Stockton and Darn/tibia, 1301. South &stern, 721. 3, id• PREFERENCE SHARES. Groat Eastern, Ban Asgilsa No. 1, 5 pm cent, 00. Great Northern, 5 pox oent., redeemable at 5 per sent. prom., 104, 5. London, Chatbars,.and Dover, S par sant., 45. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar:, and Cent. Ind. gum. 5 per et., 1034, 3, 1. Cape guaranteed 6 per cent, 47. Eastern Bengal gua. 5 per Not, 1054;1. East Indian Guaranteed 5 per mt., 110. Grand Trunk of Canada, 151. Do., 4th preference stock, 17. Great Indian Peninsula, sua. 5 per cent , 1094, 84. Great South. of India, 5 per nut, 1044. Greet Western of Cana a , 161, 16. Madras, guaranteed 5 per NO, 102 j, 34. 21. 31• Onde and Robilound, guar. 5 per cent, 1034. Salads, gnenatood 5 per cent., 1014. Do., Delhi, 101. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish (New), 54. Greet Luxembourg, 8 1616, 4. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aldln), 3. South Austrian and Lombardo•Vonstiaa, 151, 1. Weslaco sod North Western of From, Al, 1. FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk Rail., gua. by Buda& govt., 781, 1, 1. BRITISH MINES. Clifford East Condon 31. Amalpmatsd. 54, 1. , Wadi Obintion, 85. OOLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Dm Pedro, North Del Roy, 21 9.16 prom. St. Join del Rey (Limited) , 304, 4, 191, 20. JOINT STOCK BANKS, Alliance (Limited), 111. Australasia, 60. Chattered of India, Australia, and China, 184. °emendated (Limited), 41. Imperial Ottoman, 9 1546, 10. London Cluttered of Australia, 231,4. London and County, 521. London Joint Stook, 32, 11. Leaden and Westminster, 68. Ditto Scrip, Wood at 101. pm., now of whit& has been paid 471. Shamed (Limited), 19. National Provincial of Ragland, 2nd and 3rd4oone, 371. Union of Australia, 60. Union of London, 334. MISCELLANEOUS. =Astr e : sph. TdimPk is. (1418/1194 234, 4, 4,1. Do., 8 per mt., 106, 7 4. P. Canada Company, 541. Onion H wy(IMMO), A dares, 24. City of Moscow Gm (IbiMl), 8, 4. Credit Fossciar of &eland (ited), 91.8 9 per nab Visors, Lem. guitrantod by EplfZ iLl 'goveransent, 90,1, 80, 894. • ormstrost Warehouse (Unit/44,14 Is Hw i ton s e s ai,l44, 1. Fiamsial Soden (Limit.). 3 3.141. Naked Dimon* Campos (Ihated), 11. Posinsulaz and OeioMl Steam, Now, 1887, Rio do Janeiro Ci Imprommente (l embed), 16. Viceroy of Egypt ) Loan, 744, 4,3/. INDIA, CNINA, AND AIIMALIAN NAILS.— Msespra. YAWN 19. —The Nyanza, will tka above made, perm' Messiah at 8 p.m. yesterday, es route for Year. maw Tux OAttithmos IhtreasszTY Thum. The "debate" ea Me Irish queelios eiseed et aMe hoar We aid* whoa the been &Med ea the media " 6. the *aim el this lame the able d heist demob ezieseediesey einettlateey uselllllllllo fhb was emoted by 115 1067. Carman( ox Ma. Doutexura &SIM OW laarriro. —The Giber* esnalas a ion 'Aida waking K:. Diltelari splash Is AO late rising we bawd. It Nested, it tam the ameba of than the* " laniner " followed sesteases el the right bra. pad a. an, sad head thaw to be Tb 141•44 rev* that se mine a subject nand hen be.. *salad win as wan lavity, sad bunnies that the lieglik Pnwdra beetwired from Y. Rasher the ..w ased•em paean of rearbriaa. tin sad maladroit imosidism " eme. " ahead we thiak tt the &peak ef e newel he the adein • temps* shaaki exhibit sash reskiasmasi d limn sad soh trivia, of vied es to wake psis kr Ids stew, sad wise is Lis lindens should take the and cd ea epigram for tba Sabo al ea Ithaca d whet! Xr. Ciadelan nein like a elanewea, Kr. Disraeli NW • Irene be lewd." Bina Or TriOrLa BAs.—At a Diann Wiwi this Masi% the X CinVt i wawa to walks from am of the ' b. *at i= neesind Temple Der, la al kid tworalir Esad he bawd the fan, weal l a ar aesre ash Thin wen fan awake is th e bat OA 1611 of the house ia the asiabkinefraedi had ass aimed tiara. sad there was an the rialhat alliPT Is he affi ßt i liOAT ACCIDINT. —A addird Jane Paten. aged Oli, wed hie tee MIN . 4 Oseirrall, ware drovesil es liatenterr lan. lbws reineuth. to whin nal SWF *We • • arab boa (tear. Irk is bairn eat tin hest tenni timber, wed that as Mao or sass we. Thee Men • ten I ins wen earl swiewasma m the • and a short &Man has • their semismoare te own • Bay marlin& igen •*" war we n Miwasmamaseme aad ton sa set otSr denalis kali a pie heat nen ban Sled* V* a enerin prise lOW MOS pads, sraternita or is el Man .1811 fila=si. see twe instal *Mu for Loads*—Oonlidi 2