The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-21 00:00:00

THE FACTORY BILL—RELAYS. the MasbeAnter Enrativer.] Time is a legislation which tends rather to nos dile than to decide • qaestios. It is when the principle which is adopted by the law is is itself unsound, sad sessaquently sot calculated to endure; or when it is opposed to the wish. s sad isle:Teets of these whitest whets coseuereses it should sot have bees esseted. The ?astwp Act of 1447 is liable to ohjestio•, to some West, ea be& ties grounds. It west upon the @apparition that esesserks. like one-Math of the maaatawariag power 011ie eareattg sankl be sat elf without prcdaciag injury sad dtasatoutl and it issued that, whilst it had oat, the partial asemat et the operatives end stet with all but the wasalasoes oppralima of the empayers, It would be accepted without geredes as 'just, sad there. fore • permanent law. The recast decision is the Court of inthequer,, by which the workiag by " relays" is declared to be 'mei. has mot come apes us with surprise, any awe Una Mil the fret that the °wain end osengdees of mils sadnesses& !maid Vto serape from the mew mins sereqesesse of the riours Act. It ay all along loses ear °risks that the employment of " relays " was set caly permitted sad legal audit the reeent frettley losillation, but that it was, is reality, neoessitatid by it. Wes Meyer believed that the wades of all our =Ms asuld be hrcibly cut gm heat 12 hours per day to 10 keen, Mama compilling the slop tin of every possible sandiest to "rape from the provosts it a law whisk attempted at ems blew sash • viekdom ee all enuomical onsidseallems ; mad we felt coarand that, whether we farad one grans hem the weeds of the statute or hem the avowed agora and papoose of thou who framed it, the " relay" system was set en =to the latentleme ads" legiolsturs. With regard to the of the ramie, we seed inter into so *Wier tioa of our views; it is saideat that they bare bees pre unwed te bot eserest i ZlSntharity, to Maids, we pro same, every ISO la &hr. As to the istesitems of the Islatuve we how a hubs, sad we arrive at the =Winks to which we have some frem the statements of the promoter , of ram 1155557 Ad, aad from the repeated declaration of panorama The promoters of ohm Ilowitay Bill / leered their elan to legislation oa the biking helplossmeet of the woman aad children employed is biseeries. They meamed—with hew little reason wow pessaws la the factory districts well know— that act young palms only, bat adult wanes, were in cir cumstances so depollutes to render it absolutely apeman on the legislature es insullon for their protection. Their beret dentilltiatiOr.ll wen hurled at a sutra which bound Weary sad womanhood alike to the nitrating and unfailing powers of the steam-engine. They did not ask for mairietlase as the labour of grows wea s for they admitted • Rues right to freedom of work, as to free dom of wawa—sad women and children were alone the ob jects of their aszione sympathy. It was le these mermen tenons that parliament proceeded. Almost every iis. kir in the House of Commons repudiated the notion of 4 the hmin of work to the male adult, and the project of inter dicting by express enactment the working of tee steam anise or the water wheel beyond 10 hours per day, was not for a moment entertained. The promoters of Om Factory Bill said, "Ten hours' actual work per day is sa seat as women and young pains can endure without Warn" and the legklansre for a variety of w's ee, with them, the bill b ecame one of the stsrest the realm. And how does the act, as now declared by the highest kcal authorities, violate them prokssions dike prosaism ofit, and of the intention of the le gisla ture by wink Ii was sanctioned 3 Children under thirteen _pears age cannot work more than a hours per day. No penes of either sea, leader eighteen years of age, can work more then tea hours per day. No woman, young or old, tan weak men din sea hours per coy. The labour of adult mea oily, that is, of Rea above eighteen years of age, it ail subject to le gislative restriction. Is it to be assumed sow that sawn too are helpless end dependent, and that •Ow ciple is now to be set aside which the of factory bills, sad parliameate, have hitherto M ing tab. inviolable ? Or is it ;Intended that the am is astailialeall* protective of vases and young panne, sad trait le seems them from as arreagsamat as to their hours of week arab may oceasiorang be imeenvealent to them, was also Nola be rostrata, and 231 the spinning sad maaantarkg 'Ora Waimea% of the kingdom are to be cat dews selikest shame of redress es mean to tea hears' labour sad mane par day ? We are set the adman of the " relay " trim. We know sonsethisg of its hasavraismem to all puttee 'smeared • It Rim - 1 Irate_ trorable to these vole MVO dis is it. It at so . et of a large setabliemeat, and it cameo mos ism atFt;to • melee of them who are employed leder it. Fry is somethiag Bey much worse than Imeable to the owner, and irregularity is the work of this may. of of • factory. Teets is each • thin as • trade sieh 'profit, The produce of Iseeklasey any diminish, mad the cost of production may Menem, until the object of mashinery, aad modesties, sad trade, may be gone ; and a sent bat am indestimitible ladmay may perish without &ate* of rethwery. It is heoutes the Feetery Act placed foetus ea trade, which trade simples to throw ad and to Benin, that the " relay" system with all its ineoeveniences, Is chases se the smaller of the evils width the legislature has Wend to it. We have the authority of the late lb. Stewart, who was as laspeetor of factories, that the " May" system is in ope ration in Scotland, with the cordial cossarrence of employen sad employed. We have also his authority for the fact that in one CAIOII spinning and arming concern in Ireland more titan one hundM heads are at work who would be at once discharged if " relays" were diatuntinued. It may appear • mile to unreamaing advocates of " skeet time," that labour should be prohibited in • country where employment is the one thing sandhi, to a people soak in pauperism and on the verge of starvatioc, bat we semen the parhament that hu voted millions of taxes to keep the Irish people from famine, will not readily interfere to discharge them hundred willing waken from the honest iundustry by which they Use. The truth of this factory question as it now stands is this: The bill was based, to • extent, on false pretences ; and it parodists a law as • realLWrp measure against the matt lacunas, by whom amnions eke ears law was repealed. It went too far for the most intelligent of the operatives, sad it insulted and injured the employers who wen almost unani mous against it. No factory lemma be of unitized, or in deed of any eonsiderable good, which is not, in the main, consented to, and aempted by both capitalist and workman. There is an honest wish with a majority of both claws, that the bouts of labour in futon's should be km than twain. We believe there is a majority of both classes who feel the restr,ction to ten boors to be impolitic, if not dangereas. Thirds also, we wouldheps, a majority of both chasm, who are convinced thatsome commas ground may be discovered oa which all may hereafter stand, helping each other to maintain it. It would probably Is. better for all parties to tie upon the term of eleven hours, without " relays," than to act upon the exist* law. It would save the employer from incommodes." and the employed from imgularity is his daily labour, and it would be a reel ahoehming es** day's work by ma hear. If all panne sena mast SS wash an an meat as this, harmony Wild prevvil r the Saes. All would then have as interest ia the sod* abssrvaees of the law, and we might hops that the perils whisk threaten the permanency and prolitablenem of the goat molded:- tune industry of the kingdom, from a recklm e interference with its freedom, night be wholly avoided. PICIED OP AT Sff.A.—A seaman named lohn Hunter was landed at this port led week, by a fishing smack, having been picked up in the North See, floating on a mull piece of wreck, and 6* his statement it that he belonged to the brig Anne Maria, at mar a s South Shields, for London, with coals, end that his Teasel was ran loul of by the bark Ben 'Nevis, off Yarmouth, dm* a gale of wind in the night. The brig having remised musk damage, the mew with difficulty could only succeed in keep * her afloat until the middle of the next day, when she foundered, and the whole of the erew (except* himself ), ittgether with two of the crew of the bark who had got on board dur in g the collision, were unfortunately drowned.— Mnidstons asselle. DIATtIOPiach AMONG THE WEALETANS AT Bin -101..—k correspondent saw t. A terrible disturbance took Mao, as Tuesday night, at the Lasgtoa-strost, Waslaysa Chapel, Bristol. It wo ad seem that the Re v . Messrs. Doan on ooltios, two of the expelled Wesley= minima, bev ies made preparations Mr preielieg ia that eity th e Bet., the President of the Costumes. r. es. Mr. Jackson, Invited the members of the Bristol Booth Circuit to meet him at the Langton street Chapel, with • view to hearths from idon an explanation of the matters in climate, and • viadloatien of the conference policy. The 'daisies having a bez i t ticket of membership, the full particulars of what within the walls of the seared edifies have sot transpired, but it is known that there tremor, great diets:hones, is the course of whisk (as same esatend prematurely) the police of the Bedminster evilest were slat for. As NM the president sad semi of the ministers amended the platform, they were welled with load Ilk/ for the Ii mimics of Mr. Deem The prookiest attempted le 'peak but not a word amid he bard hum the lemmint clamour of the . insferity of the magregetimie wire demanded the adishdes sr the expelled fliiiolllll. Other ministers tried te get a biasing, but with no seer. were, while Mr. Orlithe, • Weiler of the %spelled odoislor, who applied that be might ice admdibed W her tie thew against him, was hosed with Mierahis patiense r ss were ems other parties Moe eras IS the ISMS aide. The !widest and whereat leS t. dedeved the imeling dimeired, sod loft the Indlding, ha ha maim Mei needed of the North C' ha the dalkwing et resseser Chapel, wadi am be ortssupted. The IMM has mused • geed dal of szsilsonent the mitt= ladies ef the eity, awl es Tem* night Idr, atwer• se=l eat lr is er a n me rillthe arrigb ild **ware esenessi des., sway Makes* beTe tenni ease Tin VIINTILATINO BRICIL--All alias telabled tea *beam tie ossitery wadi*. of tie rape have isfaly seethed mask sossifersikes. • sea issletwed Idok. ie mislastal sehowil voatletkm Usk..lw h it lase& "saw asks% whisk waif sweat te be amnia; of the sweeties of mloYMom sad saw pewees sespielei la Ile ensiles et boiliNgs. The alkali emit to be emerald t e te kos ese of the lola amp—Ft" e *musk belt t the was of the baliatri, as as le marectist assess ef the yolk est sawrlete vet ; seensilly, Ike way SlNlSlMild eig = llll dilit hsesisket-hossesami Wier eitheldesodples sal Snail,* ening him emit dohs West Melte *easiest of dle per Nat The bilk l dee MEW le be well sigma fer pest, ir kiwi's*, lebillesr tat isf s kw sessest el sk anier_tie ewes= who Wain ken awl, la the NSJ -- by sat pert' egt= ti o n f e. beet, die was sesh , bIM owl tie roodeowl boilable intik ea oessikeli IMO epee of ! THE COTTON SPECULATION. Moot t en. Ilsochoster Goorf Om.] If we may judge from certain symptoms which bogie to appear as loth sides of the Atlantic, the orgastood speculation sawed late for the rusts of &Mao ofr iloo sumpef mesa te a plat ast weseamM by the miiMg ly sad demea4 km pesky T o ga The Liverpool spew m /at ere misadmells Mee relied apes the aurival of advise hy Neel mad to Tales prime Item ; what > erk="11111 at New Tort weft jos as wank, kaki kr hoer Eaglead, toadies to justify _the Idgh MIS = thus ; which we believe maid have a has el about • p 4 nay per mead ea the preset Llempesi rises. Beth have best diesppolated ; aad the malt has bees a market at New Task es well as la Li We ham emit a letter team ea animist drat at New York, dated the 61.1 last., swims la sahmess, that, alikoeik the shoot-crop lamed to shale proviess latillattlp it was evident that they were Wag mmillemee fa them; mai aethiag lees dim the asses et as wham el a wee is Liverpool maid weemst a dean to We Is kara from • telegreplk daspiab, at Mills., beton the depar ture of she NW... babgles twe days' later mews ins New Yak. • Miss bed Madly saes plies after the di rse tli tieftes 1110 se et the lops eases et Wail stock la this cowry is NM $l5 Dammber, ever the imputed stock, bad praissed a wawa immersion la the Vatted Mates ; sad we emdersesal that, la order to ematerest the awn lama the .slaw, a May had bola Wrested. sad at malady el/whim! M a prised fans, to the sant, se we eadentead—(tee Ohm* espies have resehad this country, we Mae met boss aide es get sight of eae)—that the alleged dissoveey ef the amen la Meek wee a asatrlvease is les rt el she dial by • maim dths NOM byelaw is Li Oa derma prises, sad amble *MI ie ism into the m bake teems I 'twiddle dis ay : at the parts keep up wish remark able *Madison, shoat - 30,05i bales pm week ter the bat two maths; Omsk thq saw show a mem marked relative deersese whoa 111111111111 i the Mac.moss remipts of th: a restliag year, there h a small peildve lamer*, the arri vals daring the last two weeks Wag 166,000 balm ; whilst the sinks la do Menke dimes ezLibit as Menem of about MOM bake, Ameba eat se Sr there is ao symptom Otis mbaustka et Masks la therakergrow lag districts. .Dl/1114X, Fam. 91. Since the accounts which reachediinnioil Saturday evening, there has been no news received of any agrarian outrages or marked excitement in the north; but a feeling of insecurity prevails, sad the anxiety lest the state of disorganisation to which bad buidlordiam has brought some of the southern coun ties should be established on a t footing in Ulster, is painfully telt. Theßan ner of Ulster, the leading advocate of the Ulster tenant-right, disclaims very properly all implication of the true friends of the tenant, and at the same time attempts to throw some doubt upon their origin-Await', in those entraps. For the present the attention of ell is turned in breathless anxiety to the new landlord and tenant measure of the government, on which so mach of the future prosperity and internal tranquillity of this country must depend ; and there f, mach rea son to fear that even such a measure as will be received as a boon in the rest of Ireland, will go but little way to allay the discontent of the tenant farmers in the north, where old privileges and cus toms peculiar to the soil have long been enjoyed. Mr. Griffith and Mr. T. Mulvany, Commissioners of the Board of Works, held a court of inquiry at Enniskillen on Thursday . lia*, to comities the pro plan for the drainage and improvement of Erne. There was a large attendance of the proprietors of the district on the occasion, and a good deal of opposition was given to the project by seem, on the ground of the groat expense that would be inserrsd ; bat a sufficient member of scents were given, and the prqiect is now ready to be brought before parliament. By the draisege it is proposed to reclaim 17,600 sores of land; and the obstroctions which at present impede the navigation of the lake and river are to be removed. The 's estimate of the expense is 100,0001.; namely, 80,0001. for drain age, and 20,0001. for the navigation : 10,0001. of the latter sum to be a free grant, and the remaining 10,0001. to be levied on the county. Another inquest has been held in aare, in a case of starvation, for want of out-door relief. The case took place in the union of Ennistymoo, and the ver dict was "died from starvation, in consequence of being turned oat of the workhouse, and getting no outdoor relief." BIUTAL MURDER—AD inquest was hold as Satur day at Moan:set cm the body of a boy mated Petrick Hell. The f were the IWO bets as coosserted with this ease, cad s lid at the inquest :—The deceased mad a yaws man aimed Boyle lived as servants with the Bev. Mr. HIST - *, P.P. No good fading appeared at say time to exist between Boyle mad deemed. Oa Thursday a demand wee =Was sad it was at lint sapposedh e e n tl goes to the toasty of Sligo, when his haft ladies. How ever as the Whir of the primmer towards the deemed Win Indica/sera, his twes eroded smidertlis areadelly smug W family--eoarelt was sada, mad the was Osumi buried is the mem, ass of the lauds thasesilt the clay. Theliedy presented a z=e:iacbez lag Wmarks of eleven pirate& stabs in the awe was also mash mutilated. The pekes was full; eceisaiUed for trial.—Roscossussers Mesisisga. MUSIC. at. JAULBS'B-OPIABA COMIQUI. Choßit hit night in =dim af his cri minal in the Teddies de_lregrerays." Few roe spews are se well Mows te FAO= ea this. se Ism hors wipaislOy whorl at therms bra, brit In lagde Fres& It wee Melt est by lb. Brahma the ant use... d Ile It. hass's firers, very seer after its Ogled_ peedulles at the Opera Cadges, oar great tenor limit trarrakdag the ski rarer el theTostalos with greraddaf. It has sebesquently bees preheated at other Loader drakes, sad was ass of dr favourite piers predated by the Bruiser company at Dray-hams. Of such a well bream piste it weld be saw dams to give any would, farther than saying that it is one of the gayest piers el the French solar opera stage, and that its male rasiseag the happiest of Adolph* Adam's labors. Mallet, as Chepstow, looked older this is asp other pert be les permed here, owing to the very gay and youthibl arum it which be was attired ; bat this detracted setbiag ban the =barks and humour elide *edam sad he rag with area sore than his anal power sad flexibility el yolk. His famous ballad, with its refrain, Oh! oh! old t e ll j n u t u. tte . an ponilica do . . produced a prodigious drew, ad was noshed with round ups mead of iz r . Tho .siody of this bard= is au of the happiest It is iatrodu as ed again the finals to ths spat, sea to send away half the audios.. hamming to thestios, " Oh, oh, oh, gull Ant bens.muck " ad tags es l. in tho p a t r w M:risi al l to It Wong and lawmen am admirably suited to her, sad eke was equally happy m the ~sow and the On. lady of the .win, oar. filho sang the music, too, admirably—with a Swat sad teilliasoy that surprised us. The anadag part of BO', the bleak smith traaeforned into a at the opera, was sapitaily perimmed by Baguet, whoa buffo nog, " Oai, des alatiOs der no enneni " woo coo of to most sanmeal perfornisatee of at at We are sway to the observe Chollet's tan& sates seat week. He will tit sow, y, appear in may I sew .ha ; bat these la whin: km appeared are .ay Asian to show that be is one of the most Tomtits se well es delightfal semedisse that no musioal stage km ever pea , emeed. SPORTING. BETTING AT -TUESDAY, LTreTeroTei. Smarm CIA/11.10 to 1 apt Vela Hop (t E 11 to 1 opt Mr Idea (t), 12 to 1 ftd Rat Trap (e), 100 to 7 apt Pita Maple (t),100 to 6 .it Finals (.6an to take), 100 to 6 apt Meath (offers to Saks); 20 to 1 apt allimee DS is 1 apt Qudrapod, 30 to 1 apt Marla Day, 10 to 1 opt ileasa. Donneaurrolosaras BTAZIR.-61 to 1a pt (Marley (e). Cuirass Cur.-14 to 1 apt Gipaa, 16 to 1 apt Ms Aue,in to 1 apt Pospo'-day Bay (Men to tokol i ttl s apt Robed, 20 to 1 yet Wigs Nit. 22 to 1 aipt teem to idol, 26 to 1 ap t Coma*. 1,000 to apt Viola Oh 1,000 to 16 apt Sir Riaor4 (t). Tss Marioroures Ponas-Pows—Taiwas asseunts tbs ssedrepsillos Ohs lo psalms* be 0i *sr mass the 31st of Dessmisr INS vase pleb& no ressfols wen 442,618 J. lb. Ild., ssi lis asposalsw Wa g. • lambi balsa is bed et Is. 9d. Than woodsman I smilshiss ldyen I* Win bre. as the Ltd J 01010 6.493 passes. of yid* 4,7 69 was iknirsraia CIULD imams AT ensnolu), Sidi Maiseinass.-0a Monday an kagnett vas MK beim W. & Mai., as en lawny SR dos idiot oath 'Mid mid& had IS dimid Is the= vas Onsal near Miethod, toy •18111111 m. allainsia. Is woo lakes Is tin &May Ls 17 did *bet via hand several pease et and la ili &Ms& Oist Win it got late lbegsatie. It to law ass Ikon se am days' 11111.111. on& asissailis Miss ovidasoo af • eargemislia hod asesined the body,. gives at ea 101111111114 Impost s. Tenday, it bad been is Is wage at log Is wool. Is m op rateniai • wait of "Penal Dmisel." Midas *Le 100 henaliaide Mailsed M the Pisslidde el dingo' lb* mow ka OW IS Mb UM gift THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1850. NAVAL. ADMIIULTT. Fl 3. 20.—APPOIKIII1X111 —o Zt a ynx— Assi•tint Eseasers : 11. Busby, H. M. L T B , and A. Thug. Fatima Scaaw Satre.—The Frew& severamest has estered the boo of-battle ship l'lltm, 100 pas, sow build ing at Bostiolort, to be lined with moo propellsr, with oiMal SOO hone-pswer. Freselt have moths: ship a gasi, mimed Le Viegt.qttastes Frain new fitting whit a mew sad seems of IGO heses-power.—Nowt'oei Stestderd. the islistasets were ler one sad the sun eases. The he the defeedsele, is hie stlidenit, elated that the prase Ai sp were takes solely to horse the delesdants, and if meals to rule the with *spouses. The ismer they had thawed had bees eery yeas, sod he would ask the soot whether It woad risotto the moveless of the re esester, *se MOM Stowell, an tattooer, whom enly object is takho theta was te boars esti es bearer and gamy the FOWL This sea lei W the impatiens to swear before sae of the jadiss ef the lesd, that he disk sot hare a fair trial la ski swat, mad that aull ether &Wisdoms gee SU awl them* he (Mr. Perry) dad set =Mt, fee he k week be ispele Ma metals any sr elUer of the folisissesk he did hope the wart would coder the Wel Cl these hakelessmte to be pospossi. At may rate, should the ink op salleiset remises kr skewing dams le be Med is the atrial emu, le egresbeadel theS lo age ef esovisdem, widthM might say we amuse ad ed Ike gaieties, ik evert weald defer Mt li mi katisd Ind , the ease is the Court of Ques's The kaki hap seig this weedy via b• doss, Mr. Petry petit, is sees ef sesdellis. Mr. Perry ties urged Ikea se homelsid Mink would arise from the trial, rlake es the Wan boa, as the &kakis% of whoa the wen lire or sk Will tad it seserary to sever is their delasees, oradderehle =peek weak he es tailed eisolkse, sod evekeelly the dekko of the Clout of fissaa's leash Weld reader the Idol Awe usssessery. the karak asoessi them sailed tbe Mistime of the mut to the Imial.lbsee bake se aid gm ft thou gassentiem by the isheidlesis or the preaki saw mud essebaded by esesaistieg with great weds, ipso the diameter of the pressidar The kook audio wished Se ham whether there woe not an salmi& swam is wide the preseeeter swore there were grate menus of kw involved epos whisk it wee desirable to *buds the &skies of the Wiled arkikal tribunal in the land. . . Stowell said be had sworn as see ailiavit. Mr. Parry said that this assertion wee untrue. Thee was welt en affidavit ; it wee that apes whisk Stowell obtained the certiorari to reason from this wort, sad was now ea the files of the Queen's Beath office. Stowell said there wee such an affidavit, certainly, but it was not in this oars. It was in the ease of the parties who wan osavieted at the Central Criminal Court last year, and bound by resagnissimes to shut up their homes, end soma of them were now nowerned in these Argyllfroones. Mr. Parry would undertake to furnish the court with the affidavit a very short tine, if the wart would allsw kim to renew the spOintion. If Stowell had anything to say in Wenn* to the defendants, he hoped th e court would direct that it should be by affidavit.** that the defendants might be einabled to presents him for perjury, should he state saytkiare that was false. The wart then Bused two o'clock for a renewal of the applieatioa, and at that hour Mr. Parry handed in the affidavit the court had asked for, and remarked that as his learned friend Mr. Clarkson was now in wart representing the prosecutor, it might be ne cessary for bias to repeat the grounds upon which he had made the application. The learned J2dge, having perused the affidavit, said he found that this man Stowell had bad the audacity to swear that he had declared that he did not consider the defendants to have done any wrong. lie had never uttered anything of the kind. Mr. Parry said he had not only sworn that, bat that there would not he a fair trial in this court, as well as that the de. anion of a higher court was necessary tepee certain points of law. Stowell had. the court would recollect, amend in the former part of the day that there was sonde affidavit. Stewell—What business have you, Mr. Parry, to insult use or Noy nurse ? You have no right to do so, and if you do I she& answer you. lam as good as you any day. Mr. Pany trusted the court woad protect the members of the bar front the insulting observations of seek a man as this Stowell. Re was properly discharging his duty as a professional gentleman, and he hoped the court would take care that he was not insulted. Stowell—You have no right to insult we la the way you have done, even it you do go to the Argyll rooms. Who are you, I should like to know ? The learned Judge told Stowell that he should order him out of court, unless he was quiet, and refrained from making observations to the learned counsel. Mr. Parry then repeated his application, and contended that, whatever legal wrong the defenda nts had done by keeping this establiahannt, they had done no moral wrong that the legislature ought to interpose and protect free sub jects from the penecutione of common informers, especially in such weaken as thus, and that nothing could be more fair, reaocuable, and proper than the application he made on their behalf. Mr. Clarkson opposed the application. He said the simple question wee, did his lordship think this establishment was a place which ought to be kept open until the period when a minutest tribunal had decided one way or the other ? He said the object ef the present application wee that the defendants might keep the place open until after the decision of a higher court had been obtained, and the object of the prosecutor in opposing it was that, if the pasties were tried in the ordinary course, and convicted, the place might be shut up until that decision were given. The learned judge said the indictments before the court embraced the whole of the features of the one in the Court of Queen's Bench, and if the defendants were tried and convicted in this court, and the Court of Queen's Bench afterwards decided that the law wee not applicable to their cue, the defendants would then have been most improperly convicted. On the other bend, they might, it tried, be acquitted, end then, it the Court of Queues Bench held that the law did apply, they would have been improperly acquitted. He considered the question one of much importance, and one upon which the decision of the the highest tribunal wee necessary. If the parties chose, they could remove the indictment to the Central Criminal Court, and such a course would be attended with very little delay. It wee known that he entertained some strong opi nions as to the applicability of the law under which these proceedings were takea to the present state of society ; but, though hie private opinions would not operate upon him in telling a jury what the law actually was, that might be an additional reason why the case should be removed to another tribunal. He had from the first considered that this case night to be tried by the highest tribunal in the land, and he should therefore order the trial of the indictment in this court to be postponed until further application. MILITARY. - - CASIIALTIII DT ia the armies J a nuary. reponse' slam %IN departure of the mail ea the ard H. M.'s Tsoors.—Quartermaster T. Boyd, H. M. 70th 1, at Fort William, ea the 314 Dee., 1849. mat, P. M. Carped** 12th N. 1., at Yellapore, is Nerth C:5 4 : 1 4 Ca the 14 th Des., 1 1 1 43 . Swirl W. C. Black, 68th N . 1.. at Basalcottelt, as the 1144 Dee, 1619. Col. F. Donnie, Artiliray, at sea, on board the ship Windsor, os the 7th Om., 1849. Nutmeg Assn.—Amin Soperintssdias Bargees J. J. Stokes, H. H. tits Nina's army, at Ellielipoor, as the 30th Dee., 1619. BOXlAT.—Aritiast•florseca T. A. Hopesesom M.D.. Civil Surgeon of Beira, **Hairs, on the Bth Jame 1860. APPoUrilisitill, Flummox', ite., &a, eine, &spank of last Overland Mall on the 3M a rms her Kgany's troops : sars.—Lieut. Darby, H. M.'s Nth Foot, has been sp• pointed aide-d -comp to BrigadiaaGeseral Capon, C. 8., eammanding northing dingo* Bombay army. Ca p tain H. Gall, H. M.'s 14=joess, km beset appointed Wade map to D. Ban, oommeadion southern dinars Betty arm,y. DaLooose.-9M Bost. (Lesson), Woad !nett, C. 8., has been allowed leave to Busload. for two pass. on annul affairs. 10th do. (Human), Ilona Bkir bp= mete d to premed te Bnstaad with SIM iambi, ger fto Cressy. 14th do., Captain Herbert Gall has bees egg•IMM Wade amp to lialca•Geseral D. Barr, emsearmaken Nathan division Bombay army. 16th do. (Humus), CoglikLearney is 'Wend lave to Bagland for one year, es *Me stain. IN7A3ITRY.-Bth Best, Lieut. MU' lea hem directed to to Zeeland with invalids, per ship Many. 32t do., C ld ga i earasel Hill Lawrence promoted to heat. by pur chase, vise aishardsaa, retired. 60th do. (Siam), Major C. H. Spence has bees allowed to proceed by thelest oppor tunity overload to England, with leave of Assam for two roses, as the noostmendatioa of a board of mead 'Moen. 84th do., Linn. Loft is allowed two pm Mate less the date et esalrmimdm, pelted M Benisnd ea me. Mimic 761 k do. (Hlsk), Lisa. fildeshast hashes& allowed two years' are to Ragland for the mow, of his health. 83d do., Lieut. Meade has been directed to take charge of the invalids proceeding to Begiand "kip Cr, my. 84th do., Bongs Tose; has been 1101M10111 0 reseed to Bombay sad itirraehos, in antingaties et his messes into the 22d Foot, appoints in coders. 88th do., Cat t. Welman is allowed leave of stoma for two years to Busload, at the eassmandalioa of a board of wed eel °Moen, and directed to PIMA in elsm of invalids per ship Emily. Lieut. Daft appointed aiessamp to Brigadier General Capon, C.)., ormssesilas seethe,* division Bombay army. desist: Surmise Oegblen 1s directed to proceed in medical charge of the lavalids ship Bray. 81a W. _pur UOMIC is, we believe, expected to return to Basked from Ceylon by the present mouth's steamer ; Sir WUllill has, we bairn, sot received a single °Meld com munisation for sun maths from the HonsaGnards, and bet so idea whatever what is intended to be doss with his y o u'd: has now given up all hope of command ia India.— Times. Tin INVilaDll of her Majesty's genic, premed home by the ships Emily and Cressy in a few days. Oa beard the forcer vessel are to embark 107 men, eight women, and twenty-rise children, under the command of Captain H. W, P. Weisman, 86th, and Lieutenant J. Biggs Bth, foot,— Assistant* Surgeon J. Costae, 86th, in medieal ebarga. By Ms latter vowel eighty-one men, nine women, and nineteen children, proceed, under ooessiand of Lieutenants J. Meade, 83rd foot, and B. J. 8. Blair, 10th hussars.—Barsbay Thaw. Saba iintelbsence. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YzazaDAT. EMIL IP. ANDLAII.—FLLSI Ixraisoweiner. This was an mottos for improperly arrest* sad imi-riesn lag the plaintiff ca a champ et felony. The ildeadant pleaded, ant not salty, ead sessmay a jusliSmtlea, that the ilehadant had resemble eseese to believe the phietiff to be • hien, and stead a somber of elmemeemess Man to that belief. hecerhes to the ems he the plastid' be was a hoissu, and the MeadM was the Berea von Andlas, formerly secretary to the Duke of Beniewick, sad now keep ing a school at Gala Hem, Clapham, where he had about forty pupils. In Mine ef Seat yser the plaintiff applied to the defendant for Je plies of Mem, and when asked for a Jamie stated that he was a native of Strasbourg. • Mager in Blighted, and referred him to • bostmaker living in the Harlington made. The defendant mast ban bens satisfied with this, for he seat • letter to the stating " that if he liked te try the service of the' Doke of Brunswick, he might all at his hotel and say that he came from him." The plaintiff, however, did not visit the Doke of Brunswick, and the defendant's footman having left him, he sent for *talff and took him into his service. When he had been there a short time We father came to visit him, and found him so much altered, that he re quested him to give notice to quit ; but he remained until Jane, when one day • mime wee said to be missed, sad envy servant was taxed with having stolen it, are a the' footman especially, upon which he said he would as stay sad gave a .oath's notice; but he was sent off at one., sad as he was about to leave the lemeamsl said, "Don't let the thief go, till we see if the plate is all right ." It was then counted, and it was mid lima that four pieces were gone, which were elleemendle easgsmeesd to 18. There had b een balls and peetiesied privies', when plate was hired or borrowed, and Sere me strange servants in the home ma those passim The dot wages were not paid, sad a short time after die defendant sent for the plaintiff, sad ea his going gave bit tato the custody of a ;schisms ea a sharp of stealing the plate. Re was taken UM Mr. Iferem, who said there tten adhieg to fix him, bat be wee reemiled till the follow * Wanday whoa ao lien.mama le press the sod it was &Mesh Sara hid been made at hist: istit a Le Mama and Beating was hoed. ens ghee ate the Ms of the arrest, sad ✓ot lhe ddbaisee lad Med at the boamaker's to inquire Mr pleladff. Mr. Ceekbess, he the deism, :urged that a amber of sateen whisk had ben meld for We phial( hod set best proved. The &Writ had acted as he dY ea geed grounds of sophism. hr me time Were this tramsaction, aid INS afar Ihe phiid nine late the family, emplaiste were made by the seevesib that things had bees lost; the plated" been mess in • pair of moms belong* to • • eras, ems of the pupils; and the plate,. shish had net beam model he am Me, ea the amiss is question was head deadest by 1$ plasm, sod as it was In the plaintiff 'al are it was set wareamembis to ask hint to eceeent for it. When he same late the idealist's service he wee in • state of &Maass, sad he repaimmied his father to be in want of may eel peeing him le she hint some; sad hie father wee seen le Me perish away hem the hem, be sides whisk, ma slier he come to the defendant's, he produeed • watch, which he mid his father had given him. All these ciremitances, taken toge ther, were such as to warrant the defendant in Investigating and sifting • suspicious matter. The :mad woe made by the maelstrom he the purpose of making Mathias, and the dehadant had not Mashed any viadistivenifill ter malice, sad °sly soled under the eirtrummanas es he thought it was his duty to do. Whams* were celled to eatabiish the de fines. The jury retuned • verdict far the plaintiff—damages 101. Several of the whams were ozonised through inter preters, being Pm* and German. COURT OF INLAND •YZBTEEDAT Bum E. P. ennimarnr, Eau C. 7. Here, Zia, AND CumLs ?war, Erb TIM QUI= 0. 110111011.—INFORMATION AOAIXIT TEN ANINIOAIt BOWLING SALOON, STRAND. Mr. Mmes Robs" proprietor of the well known Am.- risen Bewheg Sakes, - 213, Strand, was charged with relaillog !snip wises and spirituous Stows, having no limas* for each eels, and with intent to d efr aud her 114esty. witnesses ler the preseeatka having been examined, who proved that they had drank wise sad braady on the pre- Ha miss, whisk had been i=r ou tt o : d ressesager from a wed vistuallse e la W Mr. Parry shimmed the asset for the dideadeat, and said that lie had hew lastrasted r wheat to the rirratat the moan; that his dirt, it Y had shot to Oho tow, had so wood with so haaislast kind s& Es theolikt, thendkr, It the wart fs that they ma SWIM Ids shoot hr this error. it wadi be Is own mail mord @trashy. The Chains= Isla Oat, gnaw lbo alroamasso, the sort would give Joirsiat lb@ mitlptsa punk se 101. -YESTERDAY. Baran Its ADA3OOIIIOTAIIT Inez. =nu B4Ooms. At the Wisp tithe soon, Kr. Pury said he MA te maks ea ma behalf el soars p er woke wheat two bldiell7lllll l oll. la this court, la whisk they were with as a " discederly house" as establish the It. Jame, well Laws es the • Argyll lioesia." epplkaties wee that the trial el these - la- Manmade Wait_ me take plass ia this wart We saw ea Wiriness lila was sow awaiting Wel la the Owl et Quest% lea* had bees dispossi et by that trim& He baits his heed as di la was bp the is the delbedeele, fa which the akeuesteaese ▪a. Tire M* EMI era ra:step t 1.4 timid fat that the MINNA aro Is the Oast Qom 6 an* gni &mad by theimadjury et this Nowt la Theloahsr Iwee r prceseasse ammed to the the Chattel Misled Overt he , as i t a zz li mikados of the deka dals to aja at it wee reearred tree that mart le lie On* of Qom s.+ by ordered, ad a . is m a i m psormaily Ailed the nisi] or awe et the Mimi JAN d• Pot • 1•••••desa• to swam bask cl a w awed OMER sol to show the begs Gies of Oho sea. the iiressilwat hod talus kr Wawa le ib is , OWL bed __ ,b•s• dawn liar as e a s imam link ass was sew aWwetiMw serdikso Time was set the bstwoNt the. imileimitt is this Mat V I Z I use f a 1 6. Nun of MIND Beath. No sew sisesselestos had adios 19 Al* SINN ibtlid ildlddalair aid Piet Id reel la ififiLYLEBONIL Arnim= Ilunmrin atn R.—Elisabeth Big gins, the wife eta wheelwright, liviag at 33, Little Cashel,- street, Portman-rearket, wee brought up nn the heinous chugs et having attempted to murder her three children, of the mopedse ages of snag yews, live years, and seven menthe, by drowning, and to a...Weser her own exhume, by the sum noses. _ . . -- Aaa West, Oreas4frest, Paddington, deposed that on 11loaday evening last, at a eerier to 7 o'clock, as Me WAS maimg up the road, adjoining the liegeat's Canal, she saw the primmer ca the towing pith, with the baby in her armee, and the other two children by her side. I She lowered the bah; watt. into the water, in order, no doubt, to avoid the Ito::: wirleh • splash wear. 'Lave sansei, and upon witneas *bearing this by looking between some palings, she Instantly gave aa alarm. The prisoner then put another child into the canal is the same way, sad having dons that, she went in herself, dewing the third child in with her. _ Mr. Broughton—Did you hear any screaming from either of them ? Witness—Oa of the children cried out " Father," and another "Help!" A man came running towards me, and I said to htm, "For God's rake, muter, make haste, for there's a woman and her children drowning" He pulled off his coat and hat, and was going to jump in, when another young man plunged head foremost into the water, and being a good swimmer, he fortunately succeeded in rescuing the prisoner and her family. At the doctor's to whom they bad been taken and properly attended to, the first expression need by the pr isoner , sa soon as she was in some measure restored, were, "What has become of my dear children ?" I had her baby In my arms, and when she saw it she burst into a flood of tears. John Hollins, a painter, living at 6, Devonshireotrest, Lissoe-grove, stated that, hearing loud cries for assistance, he hastened to the spot, and divesting himself of a portion of his upper clothing, at once plunged into the canal, on the surface of which he perceived four persons floating in the middle of the water, the depth of which was very consider able. U. laid hold of and brought out the prisoner and two children, and just se he banded them to some persons on the bank, a boat came along, which prevented him at the mo. meat from peeking for the other child. As soon, however, as it passed by he again swam out, in order to find the remak ing one, if possible and was in the act of swimming back main, being of opinion that the case was hopeless, when his foot strata against something, and co his putting his band down as low as he could, he seised hold of the other child bead. its clothes, and got it out : it was then, to all appearance, The husband, who sat by the side of the bar, bad in his arms one of the children, fire years old, and who was so miraculously saved. Mr. Stun and Mr. Hamby, mimeos', were examined, and they deposed to the dangerous condition in which the pri soner and two of her children were when brought to them in a cab. _ The prisoner said she had no questions to put to either of the witnesses, and stated that her husband's neglect and ill treatment had brought her into all the trouble ; at the time of her attempting to drown herself and children her mind was in such a state that she knew not what she was about. Mr. Broughton remarked impressively upon the heinous nature of the crime alleged against the prisoner, and said that be wu bound to send her for trial ; she would be brought up again next Wednuiday, when, alter the depos:- tines had been taken down in due form and read over, she would be committed. COTTON.—Livzzeooz, Fen. 20.—Tbe market remains very dull, end prices may be quoted fully td. lower than Priday's quotations. The buying woe still limited, 2,300 bales only being disposed of. LINEN TRADE.—BARreeLEv, Feb. 20.—We have no alteration to quote In the trade ; all ls going on very steady. HOPS.—Womarroz, Feb. 20.—There is no alteration Maur make from last week; stocks are gradually being reduced, and all Ilse flops getting scarce. CORN.—Bumetwr, Feb. 20.—Tbe attendance of farmcre was good at this day's market, but little business was transacted in consequence of the farmers wanting an advance upon the rates of last week, but the millers were obstinate, and refused to give the ad vance. Wheat mild at from 14.. M. to 15s. 9d. per 3 bushel,. Barley, at from 21s. to 255. Oats, 14a. to las. per qr. - - Bowrow, Feb. 20.—We have a good show of Wheat to day, with a fair business passing, at the rates of last market day. Oats and Beam in demand, at former prices. Wheat, red, Us. to 39e.; white, 38a. to 43a. Beans, Us. to 295._ Oats, 12e. to 17s. CHICHEsTIIII, Feb. 20.. —We hed • small supply of Wheat at market to-clay, the greater portioa of which was in very tn. different condition. The dryest parcels sold at an advance of le. ;or qr. ; the interior sorts sold more freely. Barley sold Mao on rather better terms. Other articles dull, at former rates. Wheat, 38e. to 425. Barley, 225. to Us. Oats, 16a. to 28s. Beans, 23e. to 325. Peas, 28a. to 32a. Flour, 13s. per sack. HAT WARD'S MUTH, Feb. 20.-Our market continuos to be @toothy supplied with Wheat, but aa millm bought with caution, no advance from last week could be made, and business closed with prices unchanged. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas more off tardily, all of whet are easier to buy. Wher, white, 101. les. to W. • red, 91. to W. I Oa. Barley, 24.. to 275. Oats, 13s. to 17s. Beans, 23a. to Us. Peas, Us. to 28.. NEWARK, Feb. 20.-On 'Chang. to-day the supply of main was good, and prices were without variation in all articles. Wheat, whits, 43a. to 1.35. ; extra, 465. • red, 40s. to 42.. Barley, malting, 235. to 26a. ; extra, 275. ; 26a. grinding, nominal. Oats, 16s. to 194. ; seed, 21s. to 14s. Beans, 22 . . to 26 4. ; seed, 275. Peas, 325. to 345.; wed, 36a. Spring Tares, 32a. to 365. lionroan, Feb. 20.-Our market to-day was but thinly supplied with samples. Wheat realised about Is. above last week. No alteration in any other kind of grain. Wheat, Ns. to Os. Bar ley, 234. to 214. ; grinding, 21s. to SW. Oat., 16e. to 21s. Beans, 225. to 29.. Pau, 24a. to 20a. Bye, 21a. to Us. WORLINGTON, Feb. 20.-There was a pod demand for Wheat to-day, but owing to the raw condition of a great portion, prices did nut rise, but nevembeleas closed firm. All other kinds of grain were dull of saki. Wheat, 13e. 6d. to 17a. Gd. Barley, Be. 6d. 94. Outs, 6.. to 60. Gd. Flour, per stone, superfine, lA 10d.; wounds, 1.. Bd. Barleelour, Is. 2d. Oatmeal, Is. Gd. Rycdour,l6.ld. . . Dvm.ns, Fan. 19.—We bad rads.r a small supply of grain at this day's market, but cannot quote any improve. matt in price, except foe prime samples of oats. which were 3d. to 6d. dearer. Indian earn very dull, and a reduction of 6d. per quarter was submitted to. White wheat, 20s. to 235.; red do., 19s. to 21a.; barley, 10s. to 12a. 6d.; oats, is. &L to 10e. 6d. per bd.; oatmeal, 10s. to Ils. 6d. ; bakers' tour, 12a. 6d. to 16s. 6d. per cwt.; Indian corn, 26a. to Ms. per 41101ba. CATTLE. &c. — Rottman, Feb. 20.—The quantity of stock at trastars market was but ean. Beef sold about the same is last week. Mutton, AL per stone dearer. Veal and Pork about the sane as hit week. Beef, Is. 101. to Mutton, 3s. 4d. to is. 4d. Veal, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 3d. Pork, 3s. to 3a. lOd. - " Sortum.r., Feb. 20.—Our trade was very heavy to-day, and the supply mostly inferior in quality ; priors ruled lower. Beef made from 18.11 d. to 3a. td. Mutton, 2 4d. to if.. 2d. Veal, k Bd. to 4s. tOd. Pork, 2s. 2d. to 3s. Gd. per stone of Sibs. sinking the offal. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, THERSOLY. FEB. 21, 1&50. The State of the Weather M each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Naas of rue. Comm of Mont of s tate of v. eather. Wind. Puicoura &W. Calm Rain Poets &W. Gentle Breeze Heavy Rain LW= LW. Calm Overcast Posnutoorn B.W. Gentle Breeze Rain Memos . ... ... Bovansisrvon Itanieswaria Ultimo' flunasayou..... Baum. Rasmus —... B. Gentle Breen Rain 0111ANWICH &W. Gentle Breese Rain Sortanon ...... B.W. Mails Breese Overcoat (Wow B.W. Gentle Breese Rain Otovicaerut &W. Gentle Breese Overcast LtIGHTON LW. Gentle Breeze Rain Masan:am Bnueinonam W. Goals Bruen Overcast Tumours.... Perinea:arm &W. Calm Partially Cloudy YAIWOOTZ ...... Cams 0011 WAT N.W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Sairmus N.W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Ilsamsnaii.. W. Geniis Mae Overcast LITSWOOL .......... Ifsticirmaa B. Wrong Duane Overcast To= W. Osnitis Bess= Partially eland y Lamm' &W. Wrens Breese Partially Cloudy Mausolea B.W. Strome Draw Overcast Warta:tam Baas Marissoot. W. Strong Brum Partially Cloudy Bo mama W. Wow litant Clear Bear ro= N.W. Hard VaWid Partially Cloudy !ANA= W. Wang Reim Partially Cloudy Baawica Glasgow P.DINIVIMI Como of Med. Strewth of Wind: W.&W. Strom Breen. The returns from the following Ow Sloe in time for publication poem indicate the state of the weather on alas o'clock. 3 DAY, Nat's. State of Weather. thireaeL lid not reach this ; they therein* saday wining at Luoierwo &W. CAustivue Brairotexir &W. Taxmen' ....... Pirsasozougs &W. Cam BUIPTIMLD E. Tag .....--.. L Warrn &W. DAILLINITOX ..... Daßamsay= Ana= ... W. Gentle Breve osatte Brews 1 Hestia Breese 1 Geode era m Gentle Bitme Gentle Breen Gentle Brass Gentlekeize Cale Oen& Brun I Par - 61 - 1i Cloudy Partially Cloudy 4 =ly Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Overcast Partially Bak Clod, [Advortisement.)—Tas wonnotra, Coss m msg. IT ROLISWAra PIUS eleolh emy body, Ory mos the May yrossmoo beeteliee Masted as. =lii tin by Amy In uppikly tedsoesleit ; the eireese. tie Ade* aid the *ea we alio Oar owl theee le me Ow UM lies Yams that ree d eat* mil ellesteei Nark* Isilpolop. 11:742"• ni fil Went to Imam W*A re molliftaitheypenV lberiolemee the eyeteeksliellythem the NI M MIN la bire4—tr a =l,__V. 124- oei eTLI= I km" opmmini. Via mum% liaka THE POLICE COURT& GIJILDHLLL. CHARON or CRIYINAL ASSAULT. —J Solomon, of Little Britain, again appeared before Biz Peter Laurie and Mr. Alderman Ranter, to answer the charge of committing a rape on his father's servant. Mr. Robinson, the solicitor who appeared on behalf of the girl at the two previous examinations, also attended to day, and Mr. Lewis defended Solomon. Mr. Lonadale, solicitor, said that he attended on behalf of one of the brothers of the girl and wished for a remand, as she had been taken away, and her friends were most anxious to know where she war. He understood that a - - sum of 501. had bean given to the girl not to proceed further in thefts*. Mr. Lewis objected to such a statement being made to prejudice his client, when he might know nothing whatever of any money being given. Sir Peter Laurie preferred hearing what Mr. Leetsdale had to my. Mr. Lonadale slid, that after the last examination on Friday, the girl went to her lodgings and remained there until Monday, when her sister, a Mrs. Bradshaw, took her away, sayiag that she was her guardian. Some further investigation into theme took place, but no additional facts possessed of public interest were elicited. Sir Peter Latina said he should remand the ease, as it was one of en aggravated nature, and where most likely chloro form bed loses rod. It was mach used now, and for most diegrasefel which must be pat an end to. If it wits allow to be used for such purposes, then he should regret that such a valuable discovery had ever been made. Mr. Lewis thought that the mere ex parte statement of the girl, ought not to induce the alderman to imagine that chloroform had been used. Mr. Alderman Hunter said that, from the girl's evidence, it was plain some noxious drug had been administered. Sir P. Laurie, said he should remand the case until Tues day next, and increase the bail, requiring Mr. Solomon to enter into his own recognisance of WOl., and two sureties in 1001. each. Mr. Lewis hoped that, at the next examination, some tan gible charge would be made out. Sir P. Laurie said he should remand the ease from time to time until the girl was forthcoming. The required bail was forthcoming, and Mr. Solomon left the court with his Mends. WORSHIP-STBIBT. ATTEMPTED MUil;1111. =Ai;;V:TIMAT . 1.04 6 / 6 a workin g =i d th, was played at the bar before , with cutting and wounding his wife, Charlotte Levey, with intent to murder her. A lad named John Wookott stated that he had been for four years in the serene of the prisoner, who lied in Boar's l; hard, Whitecimpel, and that he and kis wife had lived upon very nahapyy terms for a considerable time past. An alienation of a serious description ensued between them, an the pleading asorniag, at the termination of whisk the prisoner's wife sharpened a small table knife, with the ex pressed intention of cutting her own threat, but was die waded from it by her husband, who took the knife from her, and she soon afterwards left the house. On her return home in the evening the prisoaer told her that he hoped they would live more comfortably together in future, and west out for some wine, with which be ease back, sad after pattaling of a portion of it she apprised him that she had been to the Thames Police Court to obtain a 'reason against him, and that she intended to renew her appli• cation ea the hollowing morning. The prisoner, who was NSW essatising at the Ike and had a knife In his Mai, epee that became mash ensiled, and Instantly MAW Mr in the neck, with the sada mattes Vial the sweat to swear his life away. The wife started ties the ask en which she was sitting, the blood EerLevehesly hos her throat, aid ?shed dews stairs, - 1 N wirder," and witaaw followed her into the s"; 01 ..t 1110 a ta S 1 : 11131 ought bar is his ernes as else was ia the ast of end assYted her to a surgeon's in the asiehheedwed. directed her "stoat resent to the TM wham added, that the wits ti wee a veriasuber P ri aladasted trims bat that the wee Slated to yen latesperato habit , I=gpadostly Wog at the Use the searreas axe piss. A artiliste hos the bons sops of the hospital was Own endaesd, stades that the Wired wawa bed reesived an failed ward la the .snit, with staters@ se. vies Mho abeat the lead, sad = s ti r s lies was is Mai , sat &arr. Inquiries were thee sada at the lieWtel, where it was soesetairted that then was ao ostialati Omit she 'anti wt` she the day, and the saagistrata proeseded thither at ones, and teak down her statarneat,whisk estnaidedlettit tha fort. The piercer, whe appeared nada defeated, sod declined aeries any defames, was thee ordered to be reamoded ior a week, to iftrd tine for smortaloieg the result of the iajtt ries his wife had sestained._____ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Flea oar todpputi Guttte." "Lluya.. Lin," CASUALTIES. Dartmouth, Lawton. mas t7t;drirstroyed by fi re 0 , r. e night a the 6.h Jan. ; • smell pat of th e cargo need, mania danieged.—Bombay, Jan. 17. Yarn Mar, from Seville to London, was assisted in hen to-day, with damage god loee of both anchors and chain; having been In contact off Flambee' Read on the S t y Fab., sines which she his been drifting about in the North Bea.—Lowestoffe, Feb. 19. Mora, Stone ' for Gala's, in proceeding t o sea tn.:ay, risk back, with larboard bow stove, hawing been in contact.— Liverpool, Feb. 19. Solteeito Botches* (Austrian barque), his been stranded et Con wim tee e Lafte a r m la p e : in e g i!... p ; lu m n o d i t y, re , (I ,4 b i y lima tlte:u h n o try ni Victoria, d kb,. from London to Barbadoes, was in e , t . tact on the evening of Feb, 11, in lat. 46 N., load w • arrived in the river, and lost the greater part of h^r Isr. board fore and main rigging, but had Patti, reorr.4 damages next morning, and would proceed. The Sr Seymour lost fore yard and sprit sail yard Waldron, for New Orleans, has put back, one o f the crew being injured . — Liverpo ol, Feb. 20. Holland 0 Lisbon 0 Pacific India via Southampton Feb. M ej arcia India via Museillea Boston and Halifax 0 ardi Maaloo and Havannah West India Brasil • • Feb 24 ARRIVED. SL 3 11chao:', ........ rA,.., Aus-at Gravesend, Febnory 19, from Axnua-off Deal, February:l 9. Urom Bireum-at Deal, February 19, from BELLA I(AILINA-at Deal, February 19, (for Calcutta Brussay -at Portland Roads., Febr uarza bum ...... Sarcasm-rat Bristol, February TO, Cam.ron-at Liverpool, February 29, Prom CINDIMII.4-at Gravesend, I.*.uary . 1 9, from . Cm or Ronnensa-at Gravesend, Febru.sry 20, from Cnaarruix-off Deal, February 19, from .. artarranr-off Portland, February 19, kart Damao-at Hull, February 18, from Darria-at Gravesend, February 20, from....- ....... Roitaer-at Gravesend, February 19, from tannaterra -at Shields, February .0, from 'Lorre -atilaleeenbe, Feb. 18, from Lmort Lam -ar Liverpool, February 20, from Tt. !Cebu Murat • at Liverpool, Februarr 20, from CIONTAI ADOI.III-11t Deal, Febsay l9, horn Hartle aool 0611IRSZAD Pane-at Gravesend, February 19, from Odr., Hmannts-oe Portsmouth, February 18, from. London Imenu.s....-at Falmouth, February Is, fern Manna -at Liverpool, Febntary 20, from lIICDDLI3IIT-Of Literpol3l, February 20 Ilscsaa -off Liverpool, February 20 Narn.owes-at Hull, February Is, from XARION-oir St. Alban's, February 19, from MAID 0? ACCZILAND --et Grareend, February 19, from NoaroLE -at Deal, February 19, f for Vadmo, Parries Aaaarrr Rziwaao -at Hull, Feb. 18, from St. BLet, Panutses-at Plymouth, February 19, from .. .. . . ............ Tore Paws Augur-at Gravesend, February g 0.1... Quisour Lartsr-at Deal, February 19, -Oar put Haentz-at Deal, February IS, (for Lombay, itarro-at Gravesend, February 19, from Ora G. Ournont -at Grave.end, February 19, from ... e., Tortutroa--at Gravesend, February 19, from ... PAM/WICK-at Gravesend, February 19, from , Brun-at Gravesend, February 20, from &a T. MeNenz-st Hull, February 18, from Rearm-at Queenstown, Februuzy 11, from Y. • . .t bst.t.l M. Hicb e , tix L 1 LICOna ..Set .LonAne NV. •r. M.(13 :I:. 9114nr0 aa—at Deal, February 19 'for Adele.d.., Boman—at Portland Road., February 19, frail Sroan—atTorbe.., February 17, from ilte Maar Sierra—at Milford, February II (for It Jerrie°, flaxen—at Torbay, February 17, fr;lle Liverpool, February 20, from ll VIBILIA—at Hull, February la, from VICTORIA-Ikt QUeeIIStOWN February 111, from Wilma/oars—at Shields, February 19, from SAILED. Mor—from Plymouth, February 19, Ito ADLlAlDli—from Gravesend, February 20, to Moms—from Grave/end, February 20, to ........ Berrarr—from Gravesend, February 19, to Dos Puns° 11.—frorn Livrpool,, February 20, to ll Dal Liverpool; February 20. tc; Evraraoars —from Liverpool, February 20, to Erma—from Gravereed. February 20, to Gavots—from BA February 18, to G. Dux—from Liverpool, February 20, to RRACI DA11.70 .4901 Liverpool, February $O, to, Ilusauriox—from Liverpool, February 20, is Hawrgoarr—from Sunaerland, February 19, to Dram. —from Liverpool, February 20, to huts GMT—from Liverpool, Feb. 20 to 3431111 a.n ELIZASITH—from Stroderlaad, February 1<, _ Jamas Homes—from Graveaend, February 20, to Lau—from Plymouth, February 19, to . Haar arm Ettis—tram Bhields,'February IS, ito Moat—from Liverpool, Feb. 20, to Haut —from Scilly, February 10, to NEW YORK PACKILT—t(OO2 GrlMOKftd, February 10, to Pam. PRY—from Plymouth, February 19, to Piparrox —from Liverpool, February 2 0 , to Ce QCRZKSTOWN—from Gravesend, February 19, to . St flout Hato—from Liverpool, February 20, to Sr. Hums—from Liverpool, February 20, to KCPERIOR—frOOI Scilly, February 16, to Srtanoes—from Gravesend, February 20, to Tittxtrr E.—from Sunderland, February 15, to Prow—from Plymouth, February 19, to ........ Vieroma—from Gravesend, February 20, to WILCOMR RITCRIt —from Portsmouth, February 19, to . W. AND M. Bownrs—from Gravesend, Feb. 20, to WARM:RIR—from Liverpool, February 20, to ........ . . Zama—from Liverpool, February 20, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 14, ,i• Amu', from Plymouth lot Adelaide, Jan. lon. 19 W. Boa.Nro, from Mauritius for London, Dec. 21, in. 13, 6.20 W. Mr.coara (barque, of London. blond oat, lat. 40.2 ¶( .l• Meiroa(barque), for Trinidad, Feb. 3, lat. 3 4 .1: N., - :u well. Nacaoroue, for California. lan. 10, lat. I 3., len. R. Shia. outward bound, Feb. 8, lat. 41.40 1.16 Simi Banos, Feb. 18, lat. 49 N., lon. 7.80 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH:; BIRTHS. BARBEL-4an. Calcutta, the wile of Mr. B. Barber. PreveuiredeiTif;f, of a aott, - aiill.born. BELCIIER.—Dre. 22, at Delhi, the wile of R. R. and Fr. Sere. Belcher, No. 19 Light Field Battery, of a mu. BURNEFT.—Dec. S. at Julundhur, the wife of Capt. F. C. I , of Artillery, of a daughter. CALDWELL.—Dec. 7, at ralamcottati, the wife of the Rev. It well, of a daughter. COLT.—Dee. 21, at Lahore, the wife of Capt. Colt, A.D.O daughter. CUR.49A)I.—Teb. les at Manedetd, Notts, the wife of Ilsm Stretton Cursham, of a dauiliter. DA COSTA : —Feb. 13, at Cheltenham, the wire of J. G. Da C eon, atill.horn. EDWAIDS.—Feb. 17, at Hope Hall, near Halifax, tle Edwards. EN., ILP., of a daughter. HEATH.COTE.—Dee. 19, at geharunpore, the wife of T. C. oote, Esq., Civil Asst. gurgeon, of a daughter. 110 WELL.—Feb. 19, at Clapbarn.eoultuon, the etc of w. !: EN., of a eon. L 1751 BDEN.—Dee. 19, in the Fort, Bombay, the wife =4 J. : den, Esq., of a ion, still.hom. rOWELL.—Deo. 5, at Madraa, the wife of E. B. rowel:, SAMLEL—Doc. $l, at Calcutta, the wife of Capt. Sani.o. 0: BIMONS.—Teb. 17, at Bridge Howe, Hampstead-read, U. &MOILS jun., of a eon. WATTES.—Dec. 23, at Ottumwa, the wife of rr.40.• Thwaytee, Eeq., of Hoogley College, of a daughter. TTTLILL—Nov. 23, at Kandy, the wile of Hr.Tytler, of .1 t,it MARRIAGES. CLARICE—PTNE.—Feb. 19, at Cloph.un parish churelt, A. C Req., of Chesterfield -9 , Caph.uu.rise, to Immo Cyne, of •• Sea-garden, Hyde part. HENNING —CLIFFORD.—Feb. It, at St. Marylebone Chnre . the Rev. T. W. Geldhawk, M.A., Ilietura Samoa, enknul - • the late G. Henning, Beq 11.11., of Ea , Brent, SomerreW.. 1111111 Marla, daughter of the law Mr. Clifford, of Tunbndge..c INNES—THEOBOLDS.—Dee d. . t the T, ret , by the Rey. S. G. Lugard, A. 8., Lion. K. D. lanes 4 , ::‘ youngest NM of Major-Gen. W. Irmo, C. 8.. Grovenor.i. Bath. to Robertina S. Throbolds, only daughter of 1.3. 1.4.: la Theobolda, JAMES—WILSON.—Dee. 19, at Bangalore. G. L. JAMeNT , ... 9th N. 1., eon of Brigadier J. C. James, Comminding the II Subsidiary Sorge, to Caroline Getwmiere Major. Gen. F. W. Wilson, C. 8., Col. of the M.p.h . , tn.,.:, ra. WELLINGTON—REED.—Jaa. at St. Pour. , %the Rev. U. S. Fisher, M . A., F. weittnator. ••1., et ill , 7 t° Mari Bridget, only surtieing liughte: tho - C. Med, BK., of Putueoh. DEATHS. Al.l9o3l.—Feb. 19, at Bromptoo, liliddleres, J. Almon, son of the late J. Allaoa, ESI.• of Dundee. BILLAMORE.—Deo. 7, at Uyderalrad, L.C141. 24th Bost. BISHOP.—Dve. 19, at Calcutta, Frederick turaqua. Capt. O. W. Bishop, 71st N. 1., and trthciating Erecun.c Preelleney Division. BCF J..l.—_Dae. 31, at Fort Willis's, Quarter.rnacer iae an t e: CARRIIIIIERS.—Pkb. 19, at Bath. Elisabeth. grout d.olithla late J. Carruthers, Req.,of tibacklewell, Middlesex. CLARK.—FeIs. 19, at Ramegate, Jane, daughter of the Late %`• aark, of that plane. COISDEN.—Feb. 19, at Westbourne.tenwee, William Mute. Infant eon of Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P DAV/EL—Feb. 17, at St. Relives, Jersey, Mary. wife Req., I N., rod SI. DRAR—Dte. 11, at room the wife of.l. Deaf, E• 4, ,1 " 1 d Meat—Dee. 15, at Delhi, J. F. Lynch, Esq., of 11044 ak' IVEVOT.—Nov. If, en route to Member, of obolerd, lll, • • Rev. J. M.Rvey, 11.C.'s Chaplain. OICRY.—Peb. Id, at Cltarterboune.equare, Mr. T. 1. , 107. foT , a d.l " Capt. of the Tower Umtata Iltlitia, seed 7 9 . neserorr.—ro. 15, Elisabeth, 1.16 of J. Pleat" Flys of " kr. "' ter, Med Of. TATEKNYL—Teb. 19, J. Theerner, Req., mond pea of the J• Taverner, Upper Claptok Idlellesers warm—Dee. IS, at Delhi. lastat.4ll. 11. J. Wlnte, 0011 "'' ' " 4 Stith Refit N.I. rdmiaalia smsc o r i ll= Kum of Na. Le u r b : . .: orals. `thy et Illblestrism—trusuus, lust/ at I 10404 srallu Ira ..7 anon Olay lj