The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

TUB 00VBBNMEAT REFORM BILL. BIRMINGHAM. (most UCR OWN RIPON. BIRMINGHAM, WIDWMPAT. A town smiting, convened by the Mayor, was Laid he the Town-hall this svesing, foe the purposes of takiag 11110 Colloiddifollolf the Governmentlsiktres Bell. The ea' or densely reeked assay ea Dow before the cedar woo takes. According to ths memleomplation, SARI persons were pree-nt. The mestlag lad Wu etmeemed ape a re asieitme pawed la the Mayer, siva ti sMw hoop by 800 of the seal impeelads inhabitsals of tbe bereagh. • good did sf esdionesit bed boss erred by a hemd-lill in tensively plmered, to the diem the IW. tram. James would weed oa babel( of the working Jena, to advocate the peeple's eighth Iles sereughelagOtowerver, appeared to les that Mr. Jaw's promos su intended oaly to eon Meseneler la the asesentely, and on enemies the hall he wee received watt \Lam sad rams. The Mayer (MI Jobs Batch!) being theist from illness, Kr Luct. oil* of Ss boor, took the ehiur at half.peet setts o'clock. r. Bright entered the hall stoat tie , motellienaled by Mr. Joseph &sip, Kr. Alderman. Lloyd, and other patletnes, sad was received with estimates* cheering. • letter vs, reed from lb. Philip Henry Masts, =per mei of tepee at his thability to be ereseot, sad to mks pet in roadeeenatios of that which might in his opiates be called a lid..trumbiemaant" instead of a '* reform" MIL Ti•( ; Euiara u • irrotaraosa lipeasi Ur martsg. _ . . . UTTrifscinol Inerxri, the el rk d the rates, mast the ant iveciatia, '•Thatthe Reform ma aorsistisa by bag Barry's goverment, which, This perstsadhg S SIM • seslemai of the meestiou, makes se eirgrae peahen the the 'shortie...mit of the worlds, edema. dlehati• shin ea Steller at sad latipeodent class g reasy versa dame as work abs protection of the bier, sad haws the ethell setup mad depeedeat borealis I. pomades el is —eat of Sheseee wick coesterarte sad se the Ned slabs of Ss seavy, le sa Irish to the sad de . : mai the uses eiy opposition of ell hue sapreeesd • hope that usaalmity wadi be ger/Meg peat of ell tree retormer ea the emy amethe d thitthis their object. Let them beware of rhos who h•hkd Lading all at ogee or is et 'like virally**. Three puress Led kept the poogie eat Of their right sash hogs this they would lave beta lir they tread towbar aswaselleire. The Reform 8.114103 wee apiaries. seesam, kikageerrisd by the force of rift egialea, la the teeth et arietccratic peludice asd molds& Be aislited the delicieseies of that rem_. sad be tested that wads the wise Inlays of Mr. bight thew ileishaelse wadi be roma& Mrd Abbas= Lusa sessiled the maslalles. Thapeigh, he said. were add the; bosom they Si art maece the jp verassat. they did sot wig is, edam M all. La people thew that Os seas la unst, tad detwaind set le sow rock a bill se the _._swat bed losight hrward. Mr. Belot; 111 thing, IPSO gamed with the last sibs. Seem rompers. Is sad rat la that pgvleotot asst, than aught be uesesaib eadlise tart be Laied.r she set Is that hall la Order SS whoa h• bed the pima ler the east tided spades here thas se their He told theta that eater a lL atam= st uni rrio s timeliest =dal is arse la • was rriasphase,hressii ae this lead Seal C l = is sad &don birreall le be spirt ream; sal It was reams se the Nur limb as the sadist sad conshieehdchi d dui queslea, la • hglehtleet of view, was Is the Sada of sea •esegyhts the liglee pea t Wee. in the Mgr who hell always hisalhe eggearate of Mores. (Bar, bor.) He had waned as spirt prig Implicit rams la Is. alerstf • geseranaL He had warred them that the or=bad sel petered le be esavleard of the isereesky sed that thuds* they (the people') sight wall Lea aripicionm. mad sight le wash every Sop Ulm la sinews le h. (Hear, hem) Is sr ewe ass might ie sk this slasher the eeepfio be bad aaisetetaed sae set sal headed, and wheels: gbh geseraseat et Lad Derby. la the imam jug latrulasupetthems• , bsd set Whored le the what Mattis lee es gain t rY ralabal the hopes of the sigh la the reaaaer imie = ll % =lof imalisrethay rim had bra de* with. bw.) Wby wee it dot tat week is, WU ea the 1111100 of perrossatery reins Li boss letredred hie the Hew.. of Commas P Wes it Mtwara • Ind Darby because • majority it the Hess et I/ As was Is tams et parliamentary Wens t Wee It because et the salaams el • firing of that Sad la the Hose of Cearesee P Wee Hut wecubly inteatly sales fla as ispesasial Is the repres:ntitioa el the people? Had some ass Saes the wails of parliessat—the Zme the reastry gartry—rves mat to any special sa te harry Is hewer of reform f No. Bet surely seeesbady bad east ha k; sad be •so well entitled to ash who they were. (Him) NOV cam it Ibis gave seat sear govethasat led his compelled tort SS the sea* et the Qum ugesseithe se to the asessity hr is asruel• twat el the laws Mein tor the verressataties et the reek V the Ina Ist meth= eggsseat Sat the Maw et Cie was, as et that the• seateslel. did the people that .ta.t thaw la Se rspreemsastioa to Mita they wore entitled ? (Hhm.) Oa the lost scads ea whir, he dammed thea they massed the statissat he Gamest, that sot more then as era Is lere had • vote for members of parisserat, sod they agreed. Me over, that those few who hod voles were a•st se powerless se it they had amp, by the amsassr la wheat the Ns sabers were dims that. d. Try bad avid not rarely for Aare coa• stiturcios, fora rester number of 061C1011, bat Mr there might be a n.oro equitable distribution armies arc apt the claws of the population. sod that ea whatever cia= be liameat did *aft, the franchise, the elector might to =err se it eacorotiseg to hi it Wares aad bi markties, not i b d y eases et • :miserable declaration et sales pope; by ISSN's*. bat fairly and besesdy wider the shell eon of the berst udj arr hear.) They had athed shat anal mad imaskseathe Amid arse S. raters meth= sal OM the dielrlhathia et maim b• mew la samed saws with the peaditisa issylody wbe ham the dissethi of the ashes asked lar, art ham mappeeed this the fear et the goveraisat Is the Mews et Cessna Sam be to,k tame Ism sad • halt to ealiela tbe airs of the Reform BM solid lam ass seaseire le peps= S socanhosse with the deem& whirls the ample had se& (Hoer) Bat Seised et this, it Dot only propound several cheers which nobody weated, and at which sea Scot agree, but gave aellties which the mopes bad demessiod. leder, the only W iwi in which there •a. ani tire approaching to a con. mica to the people, was where the b B dealt welt the forty Meacham. In that parlicair it had beat pa pond to leer, Ile franchise in roundels from 6W. to 101., that ocareara tiring probably bees mode la &imam to a rarity rend roes tapered is the Hoer of Collar me. Lad la respect to the alteratioa of the br eaks la that peregalar, it had been competed by Mr. New rash that It would sat add 100,000 toil. peeler arty eferkesury. This was, however, only r sewer 4010M doe them woe a gives with or h.aad sad • arbehlag away with the other; sad, la fact, under the popord Nll the die' niaioa et the meaty franchise would be wore this it was at the priest time. (Beer) Mae there not tray pumas having a freetild In the boron! et Dim ugh.= criteria( a ewe for the essaty Werwtrk Tree ate mar pit. of ember ire rd bow.* theougheut Regime sod Wallies Mer reds retftbly sot Logs them 100,0* sea bargee, la midi army vow owe reined by the seer M. The whole of tier wetild be fisksachired Ist OMn eep eat the goosed Mort of the mete soda. airs swatter a:Way to to Wear the e ssay elf VMS tretheidere aa r li a = ter sessas it the USW Mc le advert to ern term la am WS which = .3 llth Baas la It le ossi idler the at leemagbe. He reser ea the Yams the isalseld shisoney heal with SI, reswasess wadi Oa amid of that clog to • reel setae at psdlessitry orb mimeses to Oat ppsanrtt d the geveramet nieemarticastirrihgthe right deetYrwa Is beresigo. to vote la mart to troesbe„ be aid Or the Shot wadi be to throw WallS•1111 1•00 the bail of the iselearisil nee- WhMal • brae la a meal borough a t s er sa irrOL, sad so erlit hi eri bm t hr themaaheie• belfoHlera idea. tert _ - rillaisain right ism Ile sueerhy of as idler ; see, if the bin pared, be !Ys. beedrie• la wen the teethes tins taw et the mell homer would I. or ae dessedesti sed r met hsiewdlek al -y that tern dletteschisel as Mies sense to ▪ lip. More )) Ths pedimes west sa M w ar di trio les tad thritreded the trey eiswebiers. De bed OM ASIA la • roar obi& soppla•id the ipsenusest bad, that eery rea seed orgy Web • este by Ms pit el misty pima i. iM wimp boat If he raid tWeire it le bee Ids erbium dot wee er wry • dim es be had bra rid Ile he, the weed bib. rest woken' leddlideres. as timid. bi h b egad dr wand-. Hs see ADM he th• terries se as D. 8.8. @howbeit the id se the papal rtisi• beak keratin wi !ferret. semi Wag ea te say that Ws rhea Mil Beg • show of rksinis• se the ropl• to the sissesed Sessahhe with • roystami aura. sad is that peitindsr it wre Wait to the arms rase sad Witham., of the yeeplet Tiers whet .Nerd the Lim Bill, sad Om wb bad reed the err es se der parted, water twassies r. dear ekes of the siebereil wb sew rpm. safer die dame of K hits. the Deka d W who rid that se his vas searery, bat era= am* proposed top irk e• wt d tMI. ihritsbies her dr rowdier st trey. Ira tb due arm a paling the wades, sees 1111 Ills bask sal mean i• IV. is lir wisp book rear IL • test fest imam% sae this, pool Brio" Imisal sem,' ow *1 bewe yew sere written own al Oa air see Balaftgalal. and late the tre-thaseirdh pert d • dere is dr deeds. de raw ben to err is the Seam se derrowe (Chem) Dee was Isporibie dot irk • MU amid pre, es les( se they bed • rght te red lis while esiesehly. Than ree woe wt.f.7 kwei 11•1 *ay ems to Ws Did *dr kers writ dart' dal WSW II yeses ego for lam le be MY they were Wilda sew le the freadtir they thee war The arm bedded Mb The prep WOG) irk the therdi Weld net ea de ilierlstiows, ere he eight bi ba.P.2O th ey red hen s Mali Wile realiellialla ed arch %hiss tree r (Ben.) Dot bed dry M-. limed the of do bet 97 seer.? hawse lasearbe &se thin wen • Indira ern Web ma who the OMNI Mal rhea et lir last Dins THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1859. Ball. All the railroads had hen mar Look at the neer perm that had bons eneblithekemd at the worliefal Mahe which the people bad made in was end iatailigeme. All tb. bad hen admitted W the Maralor of the lizelaaroor when he mom brward latmalt the pule with hie miterabl• bill (Hear.) Whit ad it Mamie I' Not cooly that than rave altreeta thee, hat they &Wield thus; this too, that they were a people of whom the governiag gowns could never spa sot highly, end yet to whom maid net rased, one particle of their political lust they *ad tsar up and pall dons the sacred ask adds LY ottthinor (Mama.) Alter referring at tome length is the mime= immden arra from the people, No. Bright went an is rims* sa an head that it was only het Oak Iles the Mt Lea of the Admiralty asked for an ' rerun d 1,0011,N0L wpm the saw setimatt s. He would het as that oesumat adt wheats that throw wee a neon sew impedilmou bat tide um • bet, that is to 0041118 of the het twenty oars these bad has eaten up from the M arry et Me peer by tbal imatiate maw of th e navy so Ire a sum then 17001116,01111. WAR( in ships, docks, et wee. selling old Melee sad mandag them with new, and et of all that eipanditare sot ere of those ships was lost hi war by the valise* of the demeate or by any neglect of the copulas or crew. (Hem.) It bad been declared twenty years Ego that we had the finest navy in the world -110,000,0001. had been sent stare, and row we were told that the country was without the means of defence, and some people wire afraid to p to bed bet • fonign array should be on our shores hoboes morning. (Hear, hoar.) If the people had the lower to seed repreeentsives to partlameno, or would mark the items of that say, sorsa tore, they mlgtt depend os it that no such lavish miry would isle pro. Advertiag wen to the hill of the prenmeat, Mr. Bright mid. it was out of all charade to ninon, that it could pro lota law. It the Hams of Com mons could pat it, If Jeeps:Tie were so lost to all mese of shame sad to freedom as to remit it, he would lose all hope sa to the laws, sod so longer would be retain hi art as a representative of the mop's. lie rained to the forbearers with which be hid treated the a ... mListreioo, bat be rid it en impossible to Selena' this unsavory toessum. Of the:two tom most likely to screwed Lied Derby De had Ms emte.t confidence in Lord John Russell so the natural Mmd of reform. (Cheers.) No miniitsr, with the powerful mintooney, however well intim dosed, could do what he would, bat the uprisiag of public egleim in support of • real sawn of rArm would ma mekbarities tam majorities. Let than hold mestiags, sod send petitions to liammet—petitiune:signid by sub =nem u mike even their strongest op. plaints cheap their convictions. AU this wee to bs earompliehed if the people bad the will to nes the power they maid [avidly wield. he hos. gentlemen resumed his seat 'midst enthusiastic cheering, barmg spoken sa hour sad den nelmnem _ . 111 r. lewd Jam them attempted to address the sesambly, sal ea Immo spew maned. For upwards of a quarter 10 NI beer be perimetid In the attempt. • show of heads was bask sad the meeting anaaimously detertalaed not to leer Yes. For , some time, however, Mr. Jones evinced a lartaset to yield, ultimately Its wee literally thrust out lis Pa i s i (Allay, Ws mat bevies bees haw almost ham _ _ Ni. 11031101111ILD afterwards addromed the assembly, and the an lotion tang be put and unanimously adopted Aldmussn liatnenx named, and 111•31T011 seconded the (*Down, ruolution . " That this rating is of (pinion that It is the doty of all literals is and she of parliament In this crisis of the Worm quake to 'IA cep sect/ mat sad p meal differences, sad cambia' Is apposition to a bill which tinwttlata sad maths whin', sod which, If pent into law, dima pdatkal &mutest and renewed WWI= ; and this make re-affirms its opialon that no rofora bi I ma be flastary which does not Suicide a lane entemios of the Wash and coeusty hemehhe, rive by ballot, and a re-dlstri- Mika of members more equally to population and pro- Both relontiots were unanimously selopted, as was also a piebotes se pa Moment. TM win broke up at half-past JO o'clock, ths hell bin assaisly meweisd to the ciao. cheese. There was no ewe of slam Omit the fate of the bill. The fueled= wee than gassed withoett • dissentient solos. Mr. Niemen mewl the Dent resolution "That no taw awe of reform will be nada:tory to the terwiltry . , nor per manastly allay the agitation now that Ow me In clude the following prisolpies: sode ea szlosks of the suffrage ea will give the right to vote te every ens ef hull age, not legally diegnalided, who for six months shell have been resident in, or the occupier of, say remises &Wed within the Monet for whkh he may claim to vote ; H e section of the voter by ballot ; a more eqedluble meat of members to comatituenales ; sad a short ti the duration of parbament•" This resolution wee esoceded end carried. A vote of thinks to the chairman—mond by Mr. AYSTOIN, M.P., and seconded by Mr. Tnomrson—dosed the po mediae. Between the peening of the first sad the second rensintions the proceedings were ravished time interrupted byadieesedy dressed ycang woman attempting to aflame the asseftg ; eke was not, h3weter, heard; but Mr. Ayitea sherweede formed the meeting that her object wse le mg that warn should be included in the lame. The amain boobs up with three cheers. lormicii.—Ou Toads) , evoninua and en thadestic meeting was hold in the Coss Resler" banish, for the purpose of giving the electors sa a ,aftind#_ot ea poring their opinions oe the gave/mod Naga M Dykre Alexander, Eeq , presi&d, supported b the kWh. members of the liberal patty of tbs town. H. B. AA*, Req., M.P. for the borough, was aim la steesdeass ; he en tirely agreed with the tetolatione premed, pad mirmwed his intent i on of oppming the bill. - Mr. R. Whainkft pea probed the following reeoluion :—" That to the o f , this meeting the Reform Bill introduced by Lord Is utterly unworthy of that ds.lpado.,ialosaele es minor defects it fails to p,o . Ito a hose sztimelea of the fraachiss in boroughs, sod Ibs preertliY sd to. sells be ballot. That on time rearis ft is aseideelleg: meeting and should les Indlpestly rsieeted." Mr. 0. muensted the resolution which was unied sessimoraiy. Mr. Framer propoeod, and W. D. OWs,Dp., esseaded, the following resolution :—" Thskin tie wiem sf Shia meeting, so reassure of reform will be isasisatery *Ma ism= vide for the admission of large "colon of die clause in boroughs to the tights of oltbeenehily, amai fm the extessiou of the franchise to every MIL osespies la smells, sal which doss not provide hr the sf the voter la the mule° of hie franchise's the sad it mieremadts hie distribution of seats *mei. Mr= • non-electtr, coeds a Aprons epee* Is hoer et suffrage, but no asominest was ppm& • polities hued upon the resolutions erseihme wireptsl, to be sieeselod to Mr. Adair for preasntstke. WORCESTER. —A OMNI= Hall Its. bin coeThEsd by the mayor of this essegibses with • requisition fee Meade, neat, to maim the lam Dog sow Won the Haws at COMM& Hiszeozn.--A eminence of the committee and mashies of the liseelled Parliementary Reform Asetatiatios, wee hold sa Walla sight le deithwele apes the Goverwatat RAM DM. As imilialed dieemitta Wok plea, end the nesessee wee Arm* denonawd. Metatailt.—At a meeting of the Reform Club of this bongo se the Ben Hoak on Monday ewe*, Mr. aldereasaMmt in the obeli, a reeolstion,lis_reprep watedves of the hamegh to give *sir owei alerse op yeettlas to the government mensare la peellesent, wee caerial. LLlCEsTalt.—Ott Monday a crowded and analogi sed° roasting woe held in the new hall, Mr. Alder men W. Biggs, claty-ses y7arr , in the their. The mayor was also pestent, oty to his Odd espacity. took no swan pest in Ms reetimg. Alamo Oilier, Ceemoillon Hollings, Markham, Tame, mad Mesa ; sal M. Trisha, Pods, Near lids , Paps, sad •—•• Ilesslattio worlds& amin—eildniseed the wesiee. dooms VI t i t at. POW TL tor its ntirtiss, b ylibist um' Way for the was reiesell hill ; awl It ow resolved le smaines r sermell weeedeallits mad *gawks Mesa anieselv• mow of Nam. • egoiel meeting of the Leiteeter town esandi M mewl siplast the goverwswat IM is to be held ea May. The asselleg called epee a rembition signed by • kers weallue el awe dikes. to Ong it through the mire of local iteMehnete ; a crime, sod a heintus crime, become Louis Napoleon Buonaparta aiming at conctl;ating a French public opinion, which becomes every day more hostile to him, and et fascinating by military glory sod herbs:dal acquisitions minds dashous of liberty, meth. We a descent on Italy only for the purpose of gaining ter ritorial rewards for his supporters, and a throne for a junior branch of his dynasty, and of carrying into effect the "Na poleonic idea" of making the Mediterranean a French lake; That between the combatants for Italian liberty and Louie Napoleon Benesparte is fined a gulf impassable and eternal .the blend of Rome; _ . That whore the cry is not " Oat wbh the fanigner " but (sly "Out with the Aaettian," the wet Is not, sad Cannot Wear satiate' ; . _ Tbst• war undertaken in allianos with Louis Napoli:du Botaspetu sad fur his purposes, cannot have for its object the unity el Italy—an object directly opposed to his araW- Nous views, sad by him declared impossible ; That an issamtetkoury war by one fraction of Italy mks own behalf, laming the rest a prey to tyranny, misgovern ment and diummlorment, would be treason at once to honour, to our country, our oaths, end our future ; That an alliance al the Piedroonteee monarchy with Loots Napoleon Buomparte wouM at once produce an Earopses coalition against the cane patronised by him for hie own sods, and that the mere probability of such an alliance has already lost to Italy much of the sympathy with which all Nampa warn disposed to regard her muss ; Than things taken into consideration, the undersigned deism - . That, it an Italian war be initiated and patronised by Lads Napoleon linotaperte, they shall deplore the event, Nod abstain fiomall participation therein; Thee, as regards tie Piedmonts e monarchy, the question of to-day is not, in their ere, a question of republicanism, but el madaml unity and independence ; That, reserving the right of voting and of pacific pripa geadism, they are ready to-day, as they always were, to ea milers the Immediate triumph of their individual faith to the wellbeing sail the °Once of the majority, and will follow to ' flos diM el seam the Pieduteetose monarchy, and will peemete with all their might the snores of the war, if nadiertakea with a di•tiset Mention in favour of the ' national unity of Italy ; That, tottery have participated in times past, by their aid, their counsels, their arms, in the Italian war modest the dominion usurped by Asatria on Italian soil, wherever there Is fighting to be done for Italian liberty, they will fight ; bat OM, laving been betniyed in 1848 ow the very groundu then eshmedy accepted, which are now smith proposed to them, thorp have the right to hold themselves free la their polioioal Mums, and to undertake no obligations other than times of Ili reentry generally till they have some unmistakeable pledge to the conduct of the governmeat ; That bevies; obtained seek • pledge, and accepted the war to be iaitiated by the nosnmehy, they will pro•est against every posposal of • sepal dialatorship, se a negation of the lib idle swig withla It would deprive of all means of espeeethen, deenmens on account of the demotion for which It night pave the way. Fatal the war which cannot mica ed ithent citing leas action, by means of public metbasimm, s/he Flap eIIIIIIIOI.BI, of speeches in public, all the forms et*. nation. That big Italians, and believing in national IllwAy se ea thelliathe right, and the only mesas without Simi as erg side of constituting a &matey, they regard Pleithint with aikidos ea a noble province of Italy, celled by positiene arearestancie to a glorious initiative; they Wahl its peemis with full trust as a people of brothels; bi that It wild appear to them as be an Moult to Piedmont instill they wen willing to accept her as mistier, sad that, not to them, but to the oaths people of Italy, after the emaneipation of the country, it belongs to detonates lawfully and freely, the daisy of the nation ; That, abhorring equally the Austrian In Lombardy, and every other armed Ireeigarr in Ecru or in any other spot of bay ; regarding with the mar Mika the Win is Stay, sad the llama d the Alp, they dein end pent for war, vo it be to a veer of slaves ; not • war like these of the middle ages against one foreign foe, in behalf deadlier ; not • war for ea freedom only of Italy; not • war for the mere eggrandismesnt of a dynasty, but a war of free men, a ward all for all, a war fa the are of a national principle romp Weed es sacred throughout Europe; the war of • people whit, faithful to the tradition of its sages sad its resetyrs, desires to make half a country, • flag, a common band of society. These things the tinders 7 gned declare, being profoundly convinced that any war not inatituted for these sad•, not base& on these principles, will lead Italy to melee. Iraqis of blood, sad will turn to defeat end digress. Profoundly Ma ;reseed by a ernes of the icammies sad solemn reeponabiroy which meta at the premed cue on this Italians, they proclaim to their brethren In the name of those who have died for them, In the name of the terrible /meow of the past, is the nuns of their future, the necessity of ralljiag round the prin ciples contained in the preaent declaration, the necessity of snit sting in a popular seam the struggle is the name and on behalf of the natkm—the necessity, if the initiative should oome from another quarter, to impose on the initiatives by nnivesal manifestation the national programme, and to sub stitute for every other cry the one cry of—Ling live Italy Lam live our country, one end indivisible! Long llee astiosel Independence! Listened to or not, they know how to hal by this declaration one of the most sacred duties of NM sod Deism. Missed (among °then) by Aunnuct Barrt, Faznanwo CANFAXII.LA, Illawsuto Quantal°, ALBIZTO Mango, ()cascara Kamm. Idioms Cameo°, EDOAILDO NOMA; ko. to. Load's, March 1. PADDINGTON. lag mein a public meeting of the inhabitants a ilke pay .1 Paddington, oevaird epos miyalsldes b dolled mafterittaa, to& Oboe at the Veen= take iefeeterbieratisa tle Grm ovareat Reform B sea tr . IN feel reeektime reapertiag it as may be alive W. Mammas Beq., the mike ehumirireeke, w e redid to tha ebsir. no borough members, the Risk Hoc fi t ß. RA Bra. Bewle Jame% EA. Q.C.. mere pre mes awl mere body egpinisa. Irma ill= ea the piatiarm mere Gable Reel" Ur Rev. Dr. Dom, Mewls& Emu C are, Ilespeanta, landau, Belie, Petry, Illeteington, Nunes Crouch, Dr. Gray, ED,, Boethvook Belles, Lanham, Mr. Berlmat Goethe, and other leans' riltetetra of the district. TM specious ball area completely MM. . . . Ile. ROBINS moved As neolutiou —" That it Is the spike of this weeder that tie bill recently brought tato perltemst by tbaChasedkor et tits s chequer, professedly to ammei the laws vsladosi to the represent. , ion of the people, s sham sad dosswes tbe merge' is condeatattioa of every r. (Clews.) 11r. llaitikaawn iinnicd Own U , r resolute" sad said tb. Jai 11% Nandi vas a drat altognher, without say rodoning pinL rithiratis to tin risme soastint- Ike of tin Ems of Osamsas, bo init n was ia no bowls nibs lbw et I'm% Is nal Man Ours st a ranat 114 saw td Wilms of wry 14 Intent-is-law sad &I grsolion ot gm% sad bar marry COIIAU ths= Ikon its did air kairw. (Laugher.) els contand that this. or% r.nark, for non sot* be rsdistrtbarcis of mi., ea aionskes dam buster., crith aqua *lnto& dis tricts. nis oho liAns SW of gosoramest did not in& tbinine It man to opt owl. Mr. Nava:at Cannon deseaseed the reeolutke es e " sdk sad nstee7" can sal creed en amendment to the slant that the itege be extended le persons of 25 jean el sir, width tree received with load hlesse, end di! not dad A esuallish . . The resolution wee thee pet and carried amidst gia terjeaat 0•11111.11 oared the wood reeeletke— Thee any Mil for the vehemence of the laws relating to the espemeniatien of eh: l =pin le he mt 'factory to the esentry, met Reognhe the of the jest body M the hadenrisi the elective inset Mae the anvil:et- M.rti°lll te vegirmentetives pipeledion sad property, sad sot en the lat rota of climes, and met secure the *Mit the pros tanks et des ballot" Re or %weed he c umiak. that the =mlllle pleased a many members of puliament le li ey wine afraid losing their mita or being met bee is Moir e mititornts. This eircorostaace, therefore, seen— he tube the people speak out. (Hear. hem) This MI pre re Mena-, of the franchise to the indos.rises elessemed theeeLre wee unworthy of punk support. 10.1WRI weeded the me Jeerer, which was euried moseinweely, end en the slOtioe of Mr. Lisieux, weeded by Mr. Jose% it sues reeelstd to request the bores* Ur ben to oppose the WI. Mr 11XJA1101/ALL.M.P., then addreseel the meeting, and haven servered erne qoartioas which were pet to him la refinnee to bie_perlimeatary anduot, he came to the anhiset of the Mims Bill, deny* that the governmeet isserar• weld prosody be so coned, se the Awl of it would be le dieleasehres 100,1110 eeeriuveiere. sad es place ell the ea srsal ybair vela o of Libel emd Wes at the dllopma at the legvesetbejest thins et the welds( asses beteg . The hus. pretlense squared his dsliesahla reireded ppose the Mil le the elmael. Kr. Eowtx JAM" 111.1%, ales eidremeed the resetteg, sad denoweed the MU ea a deer and a eimprembe—a mess one which you'd &turf a pest deal sad asseleusiblgi. It dread have his determined oppoeition, bet be did net believe ireeld ever reach a emend reeding. TOWER HAMLETS. Lot eosin a peat gathering. by am Tower Iflanikes Paftwatory Ran= theeedeelon. took plan at the Bentemat teentthon, hare* kr the el ethietheleg en *thee 03 Ma Goverment liifa One of the Wren* methers, Mr. Apace. thee wort. These thee. =weever, a loge ettradesee of Ithemther vat le non esetheded with the Teem Ilanlets on the thetforth and the body et the hall, *Wee le opals of holtgag 1,500 per stns. wee bassily (feuded Y voi7 part. WMr. FL C/1•111114 , having bees seeritemly Ask thst they had sot to &Me es the met heporteat pa ha meteeee Oat bed bail bare the eamiry eras the repeal of the coat by% sod that us els swot the meg hdbatrelel dot bei bus hail ht the term\ M punk Is the Thew flemiste, whatevee N Weft *thee meottaiseite. Amine =sealer of art else oeseifee.e— - IPSIIP lIAIMS Wild Gm a lases --iiseirailas Is pa. Bakal eabiests awe la sOW metros...lsm buissalls end paseselier lliesese lbw he toward dot dry iambi ftkiet kee exadis as much delitsweilve se de. meadeadve inseam Thy Maid take the Derby me me add kait It as dinned. They must remaiskat km+ it diskesskiled map somaiy vain ; bow it did net aka- Ales SW emit Mama korsaahretard io sinews the dale ef the Wet ; sad, above all, bow, aetirkhetiad kap Ida fliebeesases d tl. people fir map pain pea, and Ike peciaim al tbe lest kat gineraniests, knee woe in is • eeld, auk and Iseensimie reelstmee to kneel ray portico e 1 the ladaiddeas pepaleilea Ida do *kis eltimildp. Mr. L Mims; ;meet lie Ord asidgo.--m 'Ai l• the *Wes thirseeelog the MI bemired by as were use prehteretly to mewl the sepeemeselea el No pee* le • neeltrry red • deleriss ; elket by the T deekerrekkrust esprodeei eloseat eresty oureirromeiee sterlesi is bombe, le ado to e reegebes titetelereered the poet Imegbelirre la eiserlee; Wilke It me* owl met =riciades ter ell pertielietima la tabs Ilmeeldee SM drew of teke ear try, viers Isaelligeme mil AM entitle them se • bet ereekialeeireas roy imp le *seer atitailere." )lr. HoLuxoswoasx seneesii tr neeielles. Ur. Saotte.os ta. leis moan he the Ismagli, ass adraesal the amens, aging ale the 'lnns Henan t e data is with Ina litton- Minna, the donna, ma wt enjea niesere lake the gee isenst bed tinsel' bested lin the eneeethie Ana el tell.-isi the esainnmen'es lb. Annan, 11.?.. dee spoke si trine ling& Jis al alma de neerity el tie eistidniv deur pervidgeling den gebien. The Ohmeedhe et do idebeeper_ eit do Weise, d bed pommel • dedendlea wee spied theworkieg claw. end proppeda= Inteedneedinto the hi ll with di the .o et Rehear,sad mom sad to • Um wont ete l = gelded MG bad ever —dividieg the maim lois ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. 11382 1111553 X, wear e. TM of a ImiOt cl the shire to .. lez4 money the emirs &vides el the meaty el oneeknel by tie Berl of Mesh meting the Ake of Pre sident of the Pcur-lsw Board, took plum this day In the Guildhall. The usual ialluaries harts( bus imam throne, W. T. Wyman, prol Naq., seohnint Lent March for re-election for the AM Oar; sad Cassel CLAD LLOYD seconded. No other candidate bees soadasied, the Merit declared the noble lord duly elided eneldst lent sighom. M. MAZZINI AND THE ITALIAN CAUSE. TO Tlllll IDITOI OP TIN mares. 814,—The enolosed document, which has appeared ia the lest number of the Italian paper, Pwewiro ad may puns of soma importases to Qom amongst your matters who alas at ~hiss a correct Idea of the elements which win, isomer lass, influence the viatica of she Itatisn quer tica. Its lama= in year columns would greatly oblige the Hallam who have weeded their DAUM to it—Yours, tto. March 9. JOSEPH ILUZINI. DECLARATION. The undersigned, all, independently of ray organised so. seeistion to which they may belcag, attached to the repaid. els faith, believe it to be a daty which they owe to theta. selves mad to their brethren to declare publicly the coarse which they sad their Meads situated where freedom of 'Z. pried= is peobibited, intend to parses Is the all. mow ethane in Italy. They believe it to be a duty the wee ea. wed, bums& in they are with prof ,sad regret that coos ran teiouglag to the tame faith are led away by filmdom honourable la themselves, brat jawed to be fetal, from the right Fathead the deg of their party. They believe this to be the more seossiery, es by mirropmesstation, and by ca lumnies which mit dishonour on the Italian moat, the re publicans ran the risk of seeing their intentions bust:dad, or their demands exaggerated. Oa the supposition, more Win prehmhis, that a war will take place in Italy, between AIMS en the one hind, and the Pielmottees mu arehy sad bowls! Trance on the other, the andirsigned, convinced— . . That a people le not regenerated and deer not become a nation by means of a lie, but by insane of principles, and • profound attachment to truth, and a courageously manned ' • ;onsziossoses of right; That the unity and liberty of an oppressed and &maw bend people canteot be obtained from the oceeersion and s ift of ale's, bat is conquered by the actin tintless and self sacrifios of those who Worse is than ; _ _ That attetionaliTycao not be founded by foreign arms, bat only by the straggler of those who are to compose sad es. preset it ; That higher than all policy, higher then all dubious ea• pelleney, is the eternal law of morality, sad the absehele dairy of not betraying that faith is kudos sad teeth width le the Laudation of every good hapeserirn and the pledge of victory ; That by reatiaaelas the moral jelsefyle erlebig from !WA • petty dollop its own Moro, lone all We to the or& lease of the people to whin k M below, awl falle • ibe estlawlica of tbo nations with whisk it wild to be ; That without tufty Awe is as mit this. es • lowatiy; dig Wiliest national taisperleaos • Naha hie se mist saes ; that without liberty—liberty weal 'al mimed, them is as sea Shim se beispealeato ; That the smeary of the Dare emptiest 42 ft lima" between the Alpe lad the southern alters of Nally ; That nadasal laderesdanes collates in the bee abate% by the seem of the Aber, al the laattatkas that its to she dope to the Wow Eh of the arks ; That the ladareinee of • people ova oily Mei eat he seam ad mkt the latmented, sabitiosa, sad dishwamehle peateellea et • funks tyrant, bat by the virtue of the peep* r eamaileamen of its own power, sad by the fire terael Anse of "around' og nodose; Thelifspeeple wo, without eoseprooriaing their own rights, oassamb Mr • time, reluctant wed restating, to an Irresist ible adversity, it amacie, without; reettittiag or weekeetag No ewe woe la era Ass of the world, rise la arm, with • papaw= of halfiatesofe sail eanspreodese ; That stamina people may, sad taiht,eibeitly sad an- mewls* to tthe the opportunity sanded by say change leopard upon it, to ildnace is. step Dam to the snort size ; It =sot, wittiest low, EMI. sad alas ethos to beer edema Saimaa, of bolds end sweet mods • leg "Ada mold= the astilatio• of that woad Jet j Mealy, sat S susegeseee r Sue ythadriles, Set every Ter wtekit the Delis skald 1101 in the ew e of ladspeetes, sped hes LISS', mold sly hal tio WYSS deluslose, sad I. the subsitutiot of Taw urrebue Sr ; That every war la shish the Iteline NSW be Skid by tie hops of towserfeig Dirty end islopeadence mew Se sirpices or by the aid ol Leek Mph= Ducsagesie, wield be guilty of suicidal webs= theeld he stems. to phut by SS Owe of coue to bag lie lacy whisk la looses he dossed fa Moe. 161111•11, boom Oboes toldi despodist is trews t. the philleiss whisk Justify sal ~try the cause al Italy, Weir the kale el latesteibeil brotherhood, which mks that este the tease of lumps, sed Is, dews th• aallemel hog hos the mimeo et sisit 4&91Z8 INTBLLIGENCB. HOME ClRCUlT.—Cnnxeroao, MARCH 9. The commission fat the °aunty of Essex was ontreed cn Tuesday, and to-d a ie lth courts proceeded to belnese, Mr. Hewn Morita on the viva aad Mr. Judea Wightaten ta t Crown Court. There ere 30 primes fir trier, sod nine mar ere entered en the civil side, bar of which are special Jury cases. (Mono Mr. Baron Wirth sad • onamon jury.) QUOIN W. HOWARD. . . This wee en sotto; to recover damages fur a breach of pro mise of auras'. The ddendant by his pleas dented the promise, sad also alleged that the plaintiff was a woman of unchaste sad intemperate habit,, and that he, tberdors, alined to marry her. Mr. Havldea, Q.C., and MrPierce were far the plaintiff 8e ''neat Peary end Mr. J. Maria were for the defendant. The Lana coeuel, in opening the cam to the jury, said that the plaintiff was the widow of a person in the Coast guard aerobe, who had a pension of 151. a year from the pa Tenement, mad resided at Greet Clacks, In the neighbour hood of Hazwicle, and the defendeat was what was celled a rural dealer, and • puma possessed of some property, livisg to the elline neig.hhoorbood. They first bemire taco quanta in July, 186 T, sad the defendant wrote a great many letters to the plaintiff. Prom the contests of thole letters the jury wand not entertain any doubt that the defendant had engaged to marry the 4ilaintiff. The learned counsel read the letters, which earned a good deal of amenement, from the tad apelike' and the srtravagant terms he which the defendant esprersed himself towards the plain tiff. The last letter received _ the plaintiff was on the 12th of October, 1858, end it was to the following effect: "Mrs. Quinn, 1 beg to inform yon that last night I heard Lout young Howard, talking of en action coming off between you to him, and that he had got en amels to prove you and that It will come to the bear ing of the government, and you are rue to lose your Monne. He stated that he had enamels from Hanrlch. Madam, ditto DoTercoort,ead he would expose youths most that any woman ever was la any eaurt. If you ran clear year points in be auty you are saile• If not, you ere In the wrong. However, you p yourself. Time will tell the truth shoat the warm. YE 'oars, J. C. Braces." The learned counsel r 'Mho ehould be able to prove that tLis anonymous letter was in the headwritlag of the defendant, end he said he believed there was Dot the allahteet foundation for the plea thee had been pat epos the record as to the habits and character of the psi eta. Joseph Howard, the brother of the defendant, wee called to prose that the letters referred to by the learned cozened were in his basdaridas. He .lea a:reseed a belief that the letter signed "J. C. Symons," was oleo watten by his tuatara. la the witness said that he had lad Mopeds whit by brother about money matter., and he ors sidend Min a most diegracefol character. He had bus mare unininedi to be tnempostod for 14 years. Mr. Myshaer, a peseta employed la the Trout sireon•- cutter, deposed that be was brotharin-law to the OMNI; end belied trequently seen her end the de'endsat end the latter exp osed hie tatintlon to marry her. l i g n i : fondant told him that he had teen mateseed to fourteen sea transportation, sad asked him if he .held oldest le hie =AM( him hi. broths'-in-law, sad he replied that if he end the pleintiff chore to get married he could not help his debir so. (h hush.) Seneaat Parry, In hie address to theism said that r tes oe rdto him that even as eke ere stood the jary hardly be Inclined to give the plehttiff my demons fix box loss in not meal lags ma who wee rep onented to be a ow hinted coevict, pattstmlerly when the man of scot a mew liege would be the loss attar posies. Hs was +r std, however, teat he should be able ts make ad the plea of the defendant that the plaintiff was an neelmete woman, sad ad dicted to intimapeace habits, and if he did this the dishadant would be emitted to their verdict. A men mod Henry Wilson, who desorlbed himself es carpenter. living at Cambridge, was then celled as a whams ix the dedierhet, sad he deposed to certain which be alleged to have taken place between =f diegl and the plaletiff whit a vie* to support the plea put forward as es mew. to the sake. He appeared, however, evidently to haotheee drinking, end he gave his evidence in the mom misebietory maausall. Mr. Draw Martin, at the dose tibia examination, salted Mr. Iliejanat Parry whether he had say °ler 'Maumee, as he did not &lathe Jrwy would ref upon the evidence et the ono who hod abeady bees e Mr. Ilejesat Piety mid tern ware other whassies, bat Wilma wee the ewe who woo expelled to pre the most material tardaciay. A rosealtatioa thentook plate berme the leaned o meal, sad IS wee weasel teat a setae& should be tarn for the *WM with &waits, the plea allies( her raehat2 and all lardatka alga bur obarestra aso I) be vaos ticesily withdrawn. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WoicraTER, Maim 9. The eisisti fag this city and county were brought to a close about three o'clock this afternoon. CROWN COMlT.—(Before Mr. Julike Crompt4s). PLATS ILO 88888 . lohn Griffith., a gold and dim reflarr, was charged with stealing a quantity of plate and jewellery and 61 14s. in money. Ile was oleo charged as a receiver, and the fret charge wu in the end ebendoted. Mr. flootland conducted the promentice, and Mr. Powell the deface. The evidence was very voluminous. It appeared that during the absence at church of • gentleman nested Amok lett, and his servants, at Kidderminster, on the 20th Yob ruary, the hews woe broken into and rifled of plate end money to the value of about 401. The peleonec keeps a beer shop in Burninghuo ' and was in the habit of selling old plate, chiefly in bare, t o Meagre. Lau sad Sena, of ham who, a few awe after the robbery at Mr. Atte l =rs, build of bit a sugar built and other articles, which proved to have been a put of the produce of the robbery. Prisoner said he bought the thieve of a nun named Barrsclougb, in Birmingham. Barrackragh left the town about that thaw Grotty. Twelve months' imprisonment. Nisi Pries.—(Blare Mr. Baron Channel!.) MARQUIS Or REATIOLD 11. WATTS. This was sa action of teetatest to 1110:0117 proration of a pieced lead at Inkbwrow. Mr. Whets Q C., and Mr. Devise were cannel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Httddlastoe, Q.C., foe the defrd,at. The Mad Is queries was lying by the side of the road, sad the plastid alleged that It wu allotted t hint under Ns Is. &sure Let In 1816, and let to Watts's father at a rent of 19.. ed. a year enhsequeatly teetered la 1844 to 21. Is that year the Present deaf nest beams tawat, and refused to pay more rent. For tits defendant, however, IS was shown that the land was enclosed by old Watts as it lay seat to other land of his, and that soma thus afterwards the a gen t tL the lord of the maser dassndad 19s. Bd. per year as chief nat. Oa his &nth old Watts devised Oda sod other land to hid sow, subject to se smarty to his soother. His Lordship ruled that the payment of the rat for so ;sag n time threaded Ida from saying he was net the resat, hat he pee defeadast leave to move spa the qwwwks. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Sete Mr. Peaky, (LC., Aaddiat-Judge.) Mr. Mits made ea applies*, to the court on behalf of Mr. Ambrate Mayass as array. The leered soar said Mr. Baynes had ban in the profrasks over he yeses, bad a oridersble riot* a pars of which was bare OM of the hrutrabbs magionsta now on the bomb, to whom be was wail laser, sad, of cares, as a nue, any imputation apps his eherectez was • matter of as little aportessea. It ensued that on Monday last ladies. meats wee paired neat foss persons of the nuns of Haar before Use gar jury of this court for °aspirin to ands mosey by false pistons. ,lay bang, It wee alleged, rock doctors, sad Mr. Bayer, to Ms utter estaistuomat, found by the a Tr allay that an torturer had slit bat prdwnd salmi him, and found with the others. The Amistent•Jedge wished to know slut was the object Oita Irma counsel a apply* to the court P Mr. Man said it was a mats r of the last Importance to Mr. Barr end he had to move that he should be permitted to pa la bail et ears Mr. Hems was pretest in court, and with bail to my moat. Be had been earned In C P Prf d avioaal m cop eity as an trusty for some of these pu mas, who it seemed bed war dappared ; but what be was carged with Mr. Hama was attaly a_lose to know. As this was tilay to do Yr. Hasa isealcalear Wary, $ wee wady in oommonjeetice tart at the subset mbis swear his refuters */ say conaradoa with the Henndar, bread that of as stray Is hie ordinary shield go forth; and this was another at want al atm seek MM as that knit tut by Lad Camr bell, to puma rem seal and vexatious indicauteuts brig pretreat spinet appestats resew without their knowing whet they were caned with. The muse of Thomas Stowell, the comma fakesser, was on the beak at the bid, a fat which of frit wee a inslaht of the motive which had taduced him to prefer as fatiatmeat VMr. Haar vie was now wan is Itte bust that It imputed to him that he was otameasd ats IVY lienoette—ratear their proceeding saga have kern—aril It appeared publicly that he led ban %Mar with them. kips Assistent-Judge sell be should sot great a beach warreat upon this allotment before notice had been give to Kr. Haynes, sad ha bed Is eu baud. TM coat would then decide rather a beach warier should issue, sad tbr Kr. Hama could pa la beil et menet he was sot in the slightest peril. It vu eat'usu to bre bark aureate daring the online amber of the senior want mar nerd sad atraelbary ebessetanees. Kr. Bibles—This be in g early poring bat ta variant pdoeedlwf strains Mr. Bayer Stowell might come ta*t the tees of the mar sad get the war, ar he tat go to a judge at austere sad Pi OWL The Arriftet•Judge said Mrs application were wads ha I should Meat aria to be pie.., sad would that deo& and, t arks boa als•—for rho nil a/ as court us dal ao w pr ose to siorl as Kr. Harms bed bon should riot the rat of I I bats am aml bat oaradj o h ab r auk lour mar I assorly, rod as to • Jody a • earnat valor wilt It wand alf= g o rose area kr mu elsoreasa tam r Mr. Rib's Mr. you bads aor• dot I *merest bard Oat cargo puma Ms WI, sad nay lomat the cargo eel to ,basehaat au the ayatollah The AisleMut-Judge—Mr. Baynes is not in the least pot tibia jeopardy or peril of Wing taken on a warrant. It one la appned for, he will have ample notice—one will not p out a itbont that canoe being taken, and a fall inquiry in stliu.ed. At present, therefore, there is no OCCII6OII tot brim. and es it is mid he does tot know the charge pre core d against him, let him bare a copyist the indictment. Mr. Itibton said his client was much obliged to his ked !hip, and pe &city estiseed with his decision. Mr. Baynes had been ocemernid in some law proceedings se attorney for John Gibson Bennett, and that Imo the only way in which he bad been ainnected with any of the pardon Aram Breeds*, 28, was indicted tor having 0110i111 at Beentfird a quantity of pudding, a pair of .heats, and attar articles, the woody of Thorns. Burton, and shirt sad other articles, - the - proporty . of John Fletcher. The phonic woo depotted on one charge, and found °tap on the other. A previous conviction sea proved, sad the court esstonvd him to twelve months' hard labour. . . AT« if 1177.7 el; ia ii7;7;iicieT;llis;rltii lead stealing. He wee dogmata on one and Comeictsd on the other. It appeared that be had beta in the habit of telling lodgings, sad stripping the lead trots the roofs of the homes when he hind them He ins indented to twelve months' hard labour. THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES IN QUENEISTOWN. (From the Ord lopolor.) Open Modify a deputatos from these sufferers welted ups Ike Meyer, for the purpose of viodloning is promptly se paella and in the pewees of the highest local authority, the ewes which they roe is thwielves brought to thin port. They is ernas by se io ta aims ef them spoke WOW, sad they emmed s terihl a ; kalligent and welhbrett meows. Ills worship rewind Ow with the warmest epapally, end the sone holing was Mani by the saber psalm= parr., awn of whom 'poke Mak Ryes/.. or Fowls, aid dry made Inquiries into the name ad SW leseassee. tau of rem has two tend west Br war • porter ifs emesty. lad awe of them have bra lasseemneffn law Ikea la men Yhdr SOW still bear the mesh ems is theta by Mir arise. Pardo has id wee* I. health, and os Mantled rite ride to it is ilk far • few bows daily. lithe Akin midi& mardiest haste of being inches elengo. awl lOW by their lam condo:wet. Oas et the J.. ar _ Mated that, lal coroiderat on of their silk they wee harm bested thaa the othse, but that it wen their plight is minerals, *Sr astir. allowance foe tappet, &c., berieg may optvalent to Wpm, of onr massy per dime. la es alarm which they penned to the mayor, they steee that dry wen embarked os tte sower Stromboli 'Host • motneuee soder, on the 17th of Jannery. and towed by the steam frigate Zoom Pleura:we to Cadiz. la tin Bay of Biscay they dosended to hope Winn bat were told that the Spanish goveramest would sot none them. They remained twenty-fire days on bard the Stromboli in the Bay of Cadia, wihoot wing or betel ion by saybody. The wrote by post to the governor of Cask sad by &woe a in toe Bena d neweperr La Palos that 111. ' Moan kW notes of theta, they woos to his, sad sent a espy of their later to the governor, Ned We to the Pied. metre consul. Os berg oasviryol as board the Amnion dipper, as the 196 Feb , they eigned • decierstas, peon' the mpraS to steer for the nearest LOW port, sad thren ody' aim with le el ti be sent to Ameba. On the 20th a Newell= weep cs bond, bringing a sum of 200 dollies to the cepa* sad leek their letters for Naples. Oa the Slat the capita sad bb WOW together,: showed them the diederatan, apewhich the vend is atermall for Oak. In tier ramentresee Is the aortas afar lbrearesteg that they Jacreld=ro cement legal iribureale if shear ass quest were ° At the mem tires ibiF aily anion that they will reaped re- I 'Woody the love of the ship, they will live is print bar. zany with all the individual. of the mew, end will preserve towards you all the regards that penhaslly are due to yen. Tel th ey wars yes that, wired to New York, they wilt lima' to the tibiae. oesserniag the Ohmatr e i r de knowingly by contract east prise spinet shelf . end they will hold you sad the propielers of the se. 'possible foe all the legal conesqlowse it re Minis pa. The unkinigued, elde they are grieved In lie bib rbawds yea la defame of their own risWo. milk* Z ks ast be thought they ben glen sogginess's la @SUP bil • Ind V:Otilit eat, will repeat to pu thine waft thee Soy MB we all their Wee to enemy' • ood Mai/ reistlea debtthe singe velih rdwia aim it oast to molt aid ends the Wenn rd of the slams al the United Buns. Lv thy, o• sea L ea in pa that we breve net • !Off at ibis protest toils Cowie help Is Cam, sod to the Chrgd d'Affaires of the llalbd emir rudes t 31.6111 ; end this they do In the sake et wing ••••, caulks." Ism at dwe premed bong 'squired into the mese bausilift sappert which the eat are poses, It woe send thatibem the eaddemeensef their &patsies. and sothaviag bon dimwits mike say afrangseente with their families , Sink Sees d them were will suppled, sad ewe ' SW, of tha samba wee* in Owlets want. ilia worship sod the Wanes to the room aped a wobwiptien ii.t, and la he. I sae bog as Ms Sib was sebserlbol. MARKRZS. TEL—During the lea math a large business hes bean done In this market, chiefly in the teas which have arrived since our last monthly circular. On the 10th end 11th at the new season's Coupons, en Cairngorm and LUMMICIDOIII, IMO put on the market; good and Ana Manage baring for some time reams teen very scarce, • very considerable quantity was quickly sold at from U. ld. to 2s. 6d. per lb.; of the sulmmama arrival, per Montag Star, Chie ft ain, Friar Task, end Ham, Wee to some extent have been made at from Is. 10d. to 2s. 4d. per lb. The trade being rather fully supplied with the finer deariptions, it le now more difficult to effect arks at 2a. or above, but there is still a pcd demand for the neat grades at and ander Is. lid. per lb. Common in our last la. led. per 111., has avanced to L_ there is not an scare demand. Too-chow Savoury teas of last year's import have rather advanced, but are still cheep compact with the prices of this assist's. Basted orange Pekoes and Capers, est:teoent arrivals, have been freely taken, end prices hove bra telly supported, but owing to the wry large embus, they are new Mote •ult of sale. Green teas of the rasa arrivolahave met with ready sale, and high piton have bees realised for the medium and finer qualities of yang and emzoriers, with which our market wee wry Public wake of 20,600 packages were hrwernt ad- o the 22nd February, of which 6,200 sad, 1 8 28 ,11 rel them being " without rearm" At three asks no dose Congas§ of former seasone import acid rather higher ,• coma game also Naked nabs: advanced rates. On the Brd Ma. sass of 20,200ges were brought forward, 6,44611 whielt were sold, 18 at I s.. " without reserve: The ; some saluted orange Telems . w it h all halts," at Is. palls., being Id. to 2d. lower, Casks young Spore at 411. to tkl , bias Id. per lb. under the farmer asks; other sorts of tea lad without alters, the. The imports for the month amount to 6,168.7231bn ; the Savona have tan large, amounting to 6,007,270 ite.— Mese Mears. Ewers, llsocaogbey, end Co. s' Circa.; dated Yeah 8.) COTTON.—Lrrwoo4, Mama 9.—The sake of cotton to-de are eatimatod at 12,000 bales, of which 4,000 are on mad he export. The badness includes: 7,640 hom 4ld- to Bd.; 860 Pentam, Bd. to Bid.; 1,600 Bahia, 7 d. to 70. ; 110 Manahan, Bd. to 9d. ; 600 Elt7lghlt, led. to Bid. ; 1,200 Surat, bid. to 614. We have had a good bullion at eatrease rates, speculators as well as aphasia baying freely. The week's Import is 35,200 bales. LEATHER AND BlDBB.—Thee has not been soma* activity daring the pest week as we were enabled in our last to report, and at Leadenhall on Tuesday the WM dulness was telt; the buyers wen few and the transactions very limited. The supply of fresh leather was ample, and prices remain at oar last week's quotatioes. The only public sale of kedge raw goods lase week was of Caps goatskins, which, although 6a. per dam lowest, ere soli above per. The soles by private contract comdst only of some salted Amend:lan hides at previous rates, and a taw light Buenos Ayres ox, at an advance of g. Tte South American man just arrived shows that vtry few hides are at lemma shipped thence for Europe. CORN.—Bortrow, Mama 9.—We have bad a fair show of wheat today, condition maols hammed, in which a teat badmen was traroaotad at last Wediesday's pekes. Femme beiag mail lag t take tome teem, a great portico re imbed ttasold at the else of the ramket. Oat., beam, par, and bailey, little or nothingdoing. Itroczrotr-olt-Tau, Miami 9.—The supply of grain to this day's market him the growers wee smell. Wheat mat a el.w demand at a dechne of le. pee pr. In the value of barley, oats, and beam then was no quotable variation. Imports daring the past week:—Wheat, coastwise, 1,203 qrs.; foreign, 070 we.; barley, ceesterier, 137 qrs. GLAKIOW, MARCIE 9.--We have loin to report Wavy suppli pardeabol d wisest sad flour, of which 8,636 qrs. and 3Meacke me l os Pesaro. After a long period of un real, mad andel* weather, we have at length a resemble change, having a meaty sharp frost during the night. The large eptoottty of ?neck wheat and flour arriving Mad mammal, hes bed a depseteleg elen, and when Woo have beets (Staid solos coutiosloa led to be made The &mend for other attacks was very *Lek, sad barley, as well es feedbag beans, were awls( otooowlat &taw. Thlo doff market ruled very Meal:rate, taw sales of tither wisest or flour having Imam:bad, although buyers might have 'ap plied theamives on easier terms. Oate and ostmeal were noualaally unaltered. Barley is very Hale request Feeding beans rather lower; Rgyriae fully as dear. Peas inn. CATTLE.—Soo meta, Mourn 9.—Trede ruled beevg to-dq; sellers °leered out, soppike being stmt. Beef mode tram 2a. 6d. to la. 10d. ; mutton, 4.4 d. to 6s. 4d. ; 4s. 4d. to lie 4d.; pork, 3a. 6d. to 4.. Id. per stow ol Elite, sinking the odd. [Advartismaint] HOLLOWAT'S PILL II AND Na am ONTAJAL—lngumnsa. Amin co ems AM .11106.1 71 . =NM lirj.... iU •fil das wean *row amil uirlitelli e ck4 =akin ill d Nol 1 41 1 44 lifts. Tldr AM Nike Is doe awe iN eboavvissA Neff, Mast Poodels Nos wolfing. sod dye WO* lis dmilliorA Se Duns= iessis4. TY are dm Woe Duet et WM. Int Ng Ind 0 not rasevilsom awl imp pear Min bas, milais/18 *ark AnswAsi presm Se wing &if hams U ft ea am* elioloosid7 ea Übe kidaspogion.brreis.divolatice.malleM SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE C•BUILLTI3B. lkosobstr. of eltgo. Caveats ire; tkadto to Or Clyde, booms wotooloygod a the 19th Dos.. lad woo showlowd te tb• 9th Jon" to lat. o 4 11. Its. 19 W.; oh MN hod porkhod a dm wr000; wetter, two Whom oatt kyr SIM. talon .11 by Owtottok &too the Clyde to Nov Toot. whisk troookrrod tho meow. boat. sotto. sad ‘111•11.11k. ea the flgh Nob. to lat. 4111.. los. It W., to Kopko. CorWola Wigan, Mind lo the lisatho. Mary Adeline, %Mks kr Q00M140.11, MIS porttwly deemed by In to day, sod aosttboll ; Mho skis loot.—Now Wank Nob U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Itionaat. for Cotonna, Ott. Ammo (Amorlesa dui)), fat tors3word, P. 83, at 4S 43 N, OW W. Owneelmoro (horgoo), Kink I, lot O. kir U. Wets tborgoo), of Undo% Nan Lb/awl. Marsh 3, )at 48, lan NI W. Donato (Woe& Fots.ttt, lit SS V N. lea II It W. DA. 14y), of Wood wait Itiwk 3, tot 45 31 N, is SS W. 011404 (Ow= Al p), from Now OrWiao toe Liverpool, North 5, Is 4 NIN,Ioa Wel U. 11 (Blredlob ship), from Titbit Bay for Eoglarld 14 dam ha. It, 21:t. Holors. India (Breton WO, from Polars far Fa mouth IS dap, Fob. 11, LC se 33 N. lon 33 W. lottaa twig), or Broom, from Livorpool for Santa Moths, Pei. W. iota 7 N.Orsl4W. Jopla Illtokoll, tem Landon kr llachoo, Fob, W. lot 43 N, Its 13 W. Lady Clew t.. f s Cla'satta. Oat U. Urt i tp i aut i aniNtwithward, with eardarsata co board, 74a. 31, Lt 1 474.14t2;3=1. 7 3. 1 1 4 3:::=:::, ,. 18 les la IS I. Loath (bwast), heard weak IlLwah ft, let 47 40 11.2 w 11 is W. lasthwa Crtas, sawslagwhward, Jac IN to 12 14 Clew Ul7 W. Ilealtird, at ! astes. Jwa 10 , Wa 11 1 1. lea SI le W. Thins (lame), ha. U. la 3 MON N II N. rie. rsit 24.1a2 43 N. We 21 W. Dab. (a sad eat. title la Mc WI II 45 W. Wirlower (slip), Iran Us LW of Prawn far Mac; all mi. Doe 10. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAT'HB. BIRTHS. ALLOMIDGB.—Iisids A st — DevcepotTh — lb, ot Oomisadst M. N. AMA" ILA" al • me. OLLIX.—Menh 7. at Arsa44l Hamm kron.l4l-44Asee. an 'Wool NA A. 04004 • 4444LWA OrtatlNCL-11•414 4. at Poring Lolls. Cbsitsatas. the Of 0•111011111, of • 44410144. DIIMIDALT..—Man• 4. 48 14444 Hy4•444A4144.1. th• wife of Band Mud.* 144 et me. 61/04-4 44 mA I. It App. Overt. *Am the al M0b444 In. els me. MAIMAGES. 1110017aTIL—llerch at the "MA ce =ea. the Bp. O. IL Deaths. Mr. O. sm.. 13. 11 = whertes.aranter et Mi. J. Iteetat. 11•111)11-1110111.—Ilarth ice . ht. Lake% Monk Metre, Dolma Irßerit Demea be Arts rak otaorr or the Mr a kw. alp =ATM. DOTTIOL—Mardi C. 1 40414 .• r.. 4 • Me d al 191D.—Mateil I. II Prolowde, Clashasbazo, souk. We at 0.8. Falk OR . WAIL ORIGOZT.—Nara L at tr aws. ltionlibm And, MAIL. ate Tq Le. J. Oats% Dm et MAILTIJIT.—Mardi IrA Ilhonlorok ow BM* )0 ". L Waft. 11A/011.-16ink L at se tau•ast. itaptca-g•-Thaam w•CL ig• nom. NIL. rat la =re ballast le lemma! Los nu" el le& i== la lie_ Ow or Loollftyftwor. es the 041 ea, he ems. la Ss /MIMI et inehtlinim—Tineeet. Khlen let Wilh IL