The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-08 00:00:00

4 IMPESTAL PARLIAMENT." • ~,.• • 1 c. :13 OF, LORDS. —TIIMIDAIf Fs& 7. • CEMILMIONT (in the the:spot the Da* of swig to dommettio bereavement) moved the address in rit to the ropil speech, sad in doing so ea , • -plumed his 4iessild of tM general pop,oyycysy of the govern. ~ moth set bb gratiliostioa at the favis charmer o 4 4:211 relation, and the unprecedented prispehlf of bag tosomerce, ia spite of the effects of the war ra Lord RoutneroN @wooded the !notice. After re /strip to the Maly with France of 1862 sad the coded« ration al the British North American peovinom, he de. fended her Majesty's somereset from the amp of have violated its entraty is the civil war new weging in Ateettet- ifs dialed that In any one imbue it bad ever • &tiara froth the polity of non-intorformes it had P. dared It would .t 0,... As to the ream of Sashed to foam listless Nosegay, be pointed out the im- Mfast that whasever Bashed wee to awns as t entirely in self-defeue. The &meth lies- WM in which they wore asked to engage in the mem would, he amassed, be of the game Wad as 01 former pus. The mama to be proposed to them would may be of • paeotisal character. He had hood that ia soots maooer they maid have sumettsd a broldeolug the basis of the. petheassalary reprissalation ; but that work was, perhaps, reserved for another and more eodeet agratioo. Hs however, that some progress woad be made in prpitft a digest of the law - oirbashiad, a measure that oselesly ought to motive miaow Menthe. lewd DIM ecogratelated IP 'overman ea havimg pulped a royal swoosh so pecaluirly well adapted to its awn geed sad that of the riarliamest. It contained s to moan dangerous and exciting controversy. He presumed it was diem ap ea the pea* an which every thing that ma distarb or Minot te kept away from ea ex gang Meet, whin a the physicians sea do is to secure repose to his bee home Hi did sot deny that DOOM im portant topics were assetleitod in the week but he out- Wthat it was temartithily valiant with rimed to the relations of the referring to ho described PR . av=i i , Referring So the civil war in A be aftedia groat patinas to the purse lately adopted the goverment al the /rafted States toward' this musky. It is new (said his lordship) surly three years dm the Noble lord the Smear/ for Foreign A ff airs, following fa the wake of Mr. Seward, as- Beamed be had seams to think that at the sad d mother math we might see the conalusion of those Bat during that period the war has bete canted ce with more than usual—l might almost say—savegory, carrying desolation through large tracts of country, tavolviog the destreetion of the mashie inhabitants, sad only Mediu to menet that Paradkable hatred lams the two naps of the pastry, which must, I think, reads, the future recoocillitios of the two countries impossible, and et which the only solution is the pesceful separates of the two notices, or the siesiute subingaties of am by the other. (Hear, hem) It is impogiuble that every cm should sot earnestly that every step that is posatble should I be taken to bring Peat a r•eaoiliatioe. I sat not one of those who are disposed to think that her Majesty's govern- Pent have departed from that neutrality which they ex press themselves =Mos to maintain. But I confess 1 look with greet anxiety at the sputum* of some symptoms whigh seem to thew that that neutrality be. been not am Septa by that party to which we have been most favourable with that good-will sad gratitude to which I think it was fairly entitled. 1 don't refer to articles in Federal seventeen, nor to the expressions of indi viduals, nor eves to speeches in magma, sow to offietal dis patches, which nadir other aireumeinaces might be regarded as tummies' of hostility. I refer to two smarm whisk I em told have received the sanction of the essit•—l two, the notice to terminate the treaty of reeprosity with Camas, and, more important still, to the team Mon of the treaty by which the awed Mee , In the Slates is geserielod and regulated. (Hear, Of these two oteasates it is Impassible not to am that they are both of them framed in • spirit of hostility to this coun try. One of them lays open -insatiate of • most delicate nod difficult chancier. The Americo people ere them selves rankles great oomniereal advantiges by Madam */ the reciprocity treaty, sad the oily pound al their doom so is that Canada reams equal ado slag. The may remit will be t that the whole complicated quake of the Lhasa of North America, in which no doubt the United Slates are materially interested, will be spin thrown open. My lords, I sea old sough to remember the eeriest Pen ne sad difficultiis which were on the peat of Meas btlweas this country sad the limited States to esonection with thee fisheries, sod yet, without the slightest roam or provocation, that question is now reopened, with all the risk.and clingers of a war with this country, than which no war could be more deplorable. (Hear, hear.) It is not a little significant that the time whew the abrogation • this treaty was resolved um, another treaty notice lays open all those points of denger mid difficulty connected with the lakes. Far a beg period these lakes have served as the means of a piarefal sad profitable commerce between the countries lying as either side of them. I ma moollect the late American war, when there was a race in shipbuilding on them lakm, and the pert which obtained a temporary superiority gained we!' it the complete control of the lakes. That was put an end to by an agreement which led to a MU of perfect neutrality ; and sow the American government, without the slightest provocation, proposes to break through the treaty, end albs of sending • faros upon the lakes, which must make it nitomeary for this country to make corresponding preparations in the face of immediate danger of hostilities. I dote& ask bee Mojisty's government what steps they have taken, but I do say this, that they will be deeply responsible if they are sot fully awake to the position in which this country is plated by theta two acts of the government of the United Sate.. If the prepondernting force should be in the hoods of the United Stage, it could only be used for the pupates of trloo. (Elm) An stitch on the part of Csaada on the e . d . States is &physical impossibility. (Hear.) The 1005 I frontier of Casa& is peculiarly open to sgpowion • sod, assailable as it is by load, salsas there be • preponderating force epos these lakes, you must be prepared to place the provinces of Osneda at the disposal of the UMW Static Ueda these circumstances, I view with Us alma satin- faction that mat important step to which her Majesty's speech refers—the confederation of the Canadian provinces. (Hear. hear.) I hops to see in that confederation • detenniesese to constitute themselves a power stro ng 'cough with the aid of this country, which I am sure will mover be withheld from them—(hear, has) —to support maelves against aggression. (Hear, hear.) U I taw to this confederation a desire to sepa rate from the mother country I should consider that • matter of so much more doubtful policy, but I see with satisfaction—perhaps, 'how ever, it is too soon to discus isolations which have act yet been finally adopted, but I hope 1 me in she terms of this proposed confederation an earnest desire to retain the blessings of the coonection with this country—so earnest feeling of loyalty, and • determined and deliberate prem ises for a monarchical form of government over re pablican iostitutioos—and a desire to maintain, as long so it can be maintained peaceably and no human being can wish to see it maintained longer the amicable ooneectiou which at present exists between this unsay and the colonies. (Cheers.) My lords, I have eo intention of offering any opposition to the thirsts which, like the speech, offending no prejudices, preens for no calling for no declaration of opinion, is as itriewerons as the speech itself, and therefore I appreheod will receive, if not hearty approval, unanimous swat. (Hear, hear.) Earl GRANVILLE expressed his thanks to the noble earl for the manner is which he dealt with the speech from the throne, which, in his opinion, was of an Innocuous cha racter. As the noble earl generally attacked everything on hi. side of the hope, he was afraid lost there might be some weak spot in their armour on this occasion which the noble earl might detect. Bat with perfect good humour the noble earl abstained from pointing out any defect if he detected it ; • eiroumstme which he (Earl Granville) could sot but appreciate. Some reasons might have existed for this ; first of all, his recovery from ill-heath ; secoodly— which might amount for his good humour—hl pest literary mom ("Hear, hoar," sod laughter.) And with respect to this he (Earl Granville) felt there was not one member of their lordehips• house who did sot feel that an addi. Cora lustre had thus been shed on a member of the house, who was one of its brightest ornaments. ( Hear.) But alter all these were not the reasons, nor was it Mame his noble feud correctly judged that it was thz 7 =l • =that wee adapted_39 the round hole. It his satisfaction arm not from the capes which he (Earl Granville) eadoeseured to usigg, bat Mat the fact that the noble earl triumphantly looked forward to the next psthareent pitting him into office sad to all the winnings and fees of office, which followed as a matter of course. (Laughter.) The othie earl was ready, in the words of • happy Ones from his own translation of Homer, " to fill my coffers with the spoils of war." The Earl of LEITRIM was understood to dissent from some of the observation* which bad been made respecting the i.creesing prosperity of Ireland, and complimented the government on the selection which they made of the new lord lientensat for that country. Earl RUSSELL, after referring to Brazil. continued— The other subject to which the noble mei referred is • very difficult one. It is one which is the subject of constant, almosrdally disputes and contests, and which I should scarcely othice were it not that the noble earl has hardly done justice to the two parties to the dispute, and has Dot sufficiently allowed for the litigation' which gene sill in the United States. Now, what I think is unjust on the I part of the government and of the Congress of the United States with regard to ourselves is this, that they seem to expect not only that we should do everything which the law of nations demands and which the municipal laws of ' this country amble us to do, but they seem to expect that ' • we should altogether be able to prevent any aid being glue to their ineaties—to the Oesfedessta. New, her Majesty's government have used every means from Unit to time • to prevent war being carried on from this country as • basis agatut the United States of America, which are in peace" fill Maim with bar Majesty, but at the same time It hen been impossible to prevent seta whisk have mused, sad I think naturally mowed, great irritation is America. We have had ships fitted out here which bays afterwards bees twat great diatoms, and there received their armaments and provisions, sad them Ma employed to prey upon the commerce of the United SUM We had corm apoodiao• is our haada which showed that Coateduate THE t - *EbNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUAUT 1 6, 1865 ow dr wavy esibiabas, b. .jauld movai toe a Won emoweit• seed loqatro wbother her Mojeotfa ships of ww .l4 = Inn mow gotta& to dos wsoloolthe and smuts of =dorm warfare. Moir, kw.) POSTAIGI STAMPS. - - Mr. I). GIRL VSITH, who was noshed with load du" sad which bits hos. Pa toksowlodged, pvt sotkok. that Do wollk am thus 17th. as Wild into tomulttot of eap. ply, sok the Massek s to allow the net of tho Rioh 3d oooet whoilto= would be ally °Wan. toniso sad I:llstapp to be mods applkablo to the lateral postodO ruouPtl7. Mar, bor.) ADMIRALTY COURTS IN IRELAND. /Ir. MAGU IRE maid be maid te-menew eek the Sem tam, foe baked whether he Weeded to ietrodeee the pre mised measure for the reheat al the Admiralty Courts to Woad. spats =es eattisually &idea eider i tad* ships it this eoustry. or =lay* ardent ships which might be tout to Fiance, sad thetas to other station., ar carp they might be fitted out se maim= =nub the ram moot of the United Shirtat; Sow Ido say fair ales th e autharldee thsUs ltsd Wales owe stanber of ps that come is soma way or other boos Beet& Ruts 'With 'nom sad that boss ships he afterwards ;der cat as meacof-war, and AM their ocuommes sugars heat 16.-4 de / d e w : *tog that •R AtZtol irritation. But ought at the same ' lisekthdy to sek this' gesisikm—w Manny's ifaremenseil have dote everything which timber et =does &ad the municipal law of this cioustay Pewits. Io pr ilithc a r v is sa is i th is country being made the basis of warlike sposfilona so es to heave so is a *sr agidast the Untold States. Ido not feel at all surprised that the 1 of the United Sadie should be =toyed and feel that those who see the Meads of this. States s ham their territories mad* the tads al these °patios& So spin with regard to Oimada. The noble sari seems to knees. that the United Pato, withal any reason whatever, hut hem MN hostility, es he onled it. =mind this costatry, had desoutood that useful co t s with raped to the lakes. But the cam wee this—The Confede rate (overtime= .ppao.tly detsrmined, if pomade, to ia mbs this oust= is war, India' their own vesnurate set &Bois= to cam on a sueosesful war, sent pouts into or Hiss, which are sot la th e Chtfetlemis Unitary, wide ate so pad ef our ova territory, but winds beta= gibbet to the Usited Sates or to the limited Kingdom of Goat Id lois—they seat opals foto *OM berritoeits to seise Wes dot were savi g MIS lakes, with a new to tab id= by taw of sessi.cif-war sad other ships to the United States, and to set free • wer is those States. I may egais it is set wandortal that the United Slates, oosaderhs the lakes this posessiou of • sovereign frisedly to these thi := his 'liftmen% whet they found that operations of wee were carried on Is the.. lakes. Well, they adopted • mode whisk *pia I think was sot =ottani. They say that if they rennin it those lakes without any assonants —with sothiag but warmed ships—the Confederates will ohm Ikhw ell sad make war ups the Ciao* lakes. lt is. • th aad• matter whisk may bosom der very press crbzUstled Stales tad dna ibitih, it 112 1 5 ; oblipsd to put as sad to or le suspend thah doe which has best as useful is this:pease of the two countries ; bat at the seem I 'mime sapeet that the United States over permit that war thabild be made spinst them oe lakes end that they elbotld 1111.11160 moths of dames. per my owe part, I think that the Ocialtdmette States-45 may be soaps' es their part bet I thial that the attempt to mat* the Canadian soil the bads of opeastibms, some of them wisps of • character that may be =res whicht, eibiell men remesabliag the robbery tad take Pees in vestal lift—thsi is that attempt they do what is most sojeet. sad I trust that her Itajesty's polemicist will be able, as thm have proposed to the Caot =die mot. to perierm the weird* of lir Majesty as it * beet hitherto proorrod. At tie mine time, is the initt tica that has bow aroused, there has bees • disponi= with roman to to. asestioss to *be, I think, most malensdsd toomations ... _ the goversateet of this ocuatry. They hive that we ham allowed • belligerest ohratstar t — MW — Oomdaskrate Slots& y lards, looking at the aimadm of the outset, look's( at the IMISSOSID territory poor= by the Closfadottm, mad looking at the epostienm ef war whisk they ham canted au, what could her 12ts gemesment do bet allow them the obassobse of ? (Chews.) I how of no opines when there lam ec mighty ma miler prim asthma civil war sew earn= at by the Confedsrato us which the badlieenstokareeter bassothemellowed by the neutral Siam. Meer.) Thom is soother matter with rapid to which there is a peal dal of popular =Oaths, sad every sow sad thou there is • sort of throat that the day will cocas whoa the United States goverment will make emon& ois bar Bajimety's goverimeet. Your lor d = beard last year, sad the year Wore I think, that woad be made by the United States of Amanda for the capture sad &minicabs of sterehant ships by the Alamos sad ether vessels, whisk lanai seem of their .Apical build is Zeeland were afterwards conveyed to disleat i C sad th ere received areamatts which enabled lis ends. tplamb the imentines of the Mated I she any, looking to the reams of the aim Icahn's at all the precodeets, looking at Ist= national law looking at the &abrader that wore mods while the United Stair mmommimittommiso, is the etas of the Splash ad Portuguese war, whoa dim wareships of war directly fitted out from the Usitsd Slat= ports daring the flout Amends. coated which preyed es the menteres of Spat sad Pertippl-1 most mu that ouch • claim = the part of the . Umited States Goviirnmeat apes this country would be entirely =Pea Therefore, my lord., while 1 say that we are broad to maim wary educ ates for irritatios that may arise in the United States is the coarse of the war that has ooms toes than MOSS usexpestally, and has caused to both odes great loss, we think unnecessarily, while we mats every 'durum for that irritation, while we are most stint and most scrupulous in performing all the duties of nautrality, we win sot allow any of those um lauted claims to be premed as founded is patios. There is one thing I cannot avoid saying before I sit dove, os a subject affecting the welfare of =skint When I see is this Amen= contest sa attempt S. put as sod to that horrible, that abominable aims of keeping men is slavery, dputtingas sod for ewer to involuntary serving* in the otenitatios of the United States. I do rejoice that • great blot is about to be removed from the character of • cilvid nation. Ido rejoice that maskiad may be lad to hope that with regard to all civilised lotions the crime of slavery may be blotted out for ever, sad that freedom may be the role of he world. (Cheers.) The =dress was the. agreed to. Their lordships rase at Ulf-past seven. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TvrADAY, FCD. 7. At tee minutes to lore o'clock the Bn.mel spin took the chair. NEW MEMBERS.. The following se; Moosisnioriiithe oaths sad their ,sate : Lord CoUWITSLT, for Exeter, is room of Mr. Divot'. Mr. Dormers= BSOICIAT, for North Warwickshire, is room of Mr. Spoessr. Mr. Ws. Velar.~, for Carmarthen, in room of Mr. D. Morris. Lord A. HiIVST, for Baulk, in room of Earl he wn, and Mr. WALDSORAVK trails, for Harting; in MOM of Lord Harry Vans. ii EW WRITS. On the motion of Mr. BRAND new writs were ordered for the election of a member for the borough of Treks, is tits room of the Right Hos. Thai. appointed one of the hastier of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland ; for the city of Cork, io the room of lb. Lyme, who has ac cepted the Mike of atewerd or bailiff at the handfed of Hempholme ; for the borough of Salford, in room of Mr. Masse', who has been appointed fourth ordinary member of the council of the GovernorD•neral is Council of India; sad for the borough of Truro, in room of Mr. M °starve E. Smith, appointed one of the Justices of the Court of Coni mos Pleas. PRISON ACT& Sir G. GREY gave notice that oil Monday out be "mold sat leave to bring in a bill to mead sad G00201414* the laws relatiag to Klemm. COURTS OF JUSTICE. The ATTORNEY GENERAL pre mottos that he would oa Friday Reit more for leave to bring in a bill for the purpose of supplying means towards defring the ex poses for the erection of courts of justice an d the serious aloes belonging thereto. COURTS OF CILANCERY (IRELAND). The ATTORNEY GENERAL alw; gave notiee that he would on the lame day uk for leave to inteodnee a bill to alter t►e croartitutsee and cured the peactioe in the coarse of prowediop in the high Coons of Chaocery in Ireland. ' COURTS OP JUSTICE-PURCHASE OF SITE. Mr. OOWPER save modem that he would on Friday next nerve for leave to bring ia • bill to oespower her Ma jesty's Oonanistioners d Works to purchase • site for the emetics of courts of juatios. (Hear, hest.) OOUNOLL OF EDUCATION. Sir J. PLIELNOTON psi notice that be would oo Tam. day, the 28th, move for • meted committee to oocaider the °castigate' sad procedure of the Committee of Conseil of &hetetMe. (Sear, bear.) Lord PALMERSTON at this stage of the proceedings mitered the house from behind the Speaker's chair, and wee received with load chews. THE MALT DUTU3B. Sir F. KELLY pee wake t►st ►e would en the 28th inst. move a resolution that in any remission d any isdireot taxation of this oouotry, this ►ouse would take into eon sideration the duty DOW imposed upoo malt, with a view to he early reduction sad ultimate repeaL (" Hear, hem," and laughter.) THE BANKRUPT ACT, 186 L Mr. MOFFATT pee Donee that he should mesa, on Thursday seat, for the rmappaistmeat of the nisei com- mittee of last oestioo, to ioquire into the opststion of t h e Baakropt Act of 1861. (Hear, hear.) SEWAGE OF TOWNS. Lad B. MONTAGU pre aokiee thsl oa the 7th of Nora he would move for a .sect committee to inquire into the plans for Militia, t h e sewage of towns with& new to noonornioal um, sad an to (hi best lamina of remedy* sad preventing the pollution of streams, and for the purpose of investigating the imeainros noommoncied by Out liiitropo bias Board of Works for Um metropolis, mid for converting the sewage into a mares of prat. THE RAILWAY SYSTEM. Mr. ROEBUCK pre notice that he would on Tneeday nit pet a nation to the Chancellor of the Embower, as to whether it was the intimation of the government to ia• 'that' any, and what inquiry into the present railway system, with a view to future legislation, should legislation annex practicable sad adventageosa. PRIVATE BILLS.--COSTB. Mr. 8001:1RFIRLD gave nodes that is Friday neat he would move to brim; in s bill ter the purpose of enabling tents to benwarimed in aortal& Nam is reterasee to private bU (Rem, hest.) dEIIPS Or WAR. XL WILLIE poo Botha that as going into oommittet STANDING ORDERS. Mr. 0. PORSTER --- re uotioe thst he would on Thursday mat more to sawed Order No. 7, by substituting three ter fees ss the ember el asetbese to serve upon pri vet* oommittsss. (Hear, hear.) OPEN SPACES AROUND THE METROPOLIS. Mr. DOULTON pie Ratios that he would, oe the 2lst Ito a Wad oosotnittes to isquire into the owes es i ls w ire preservieg for the public use the forest% numinous, sad apse spasm is sad around the metropolis. EDUCATION GRANT. Sir L. PALK pro adios that he weadi, oa the 28th la 'Mad, mon a metal.= relative to small rural parishes obtaining a pontos ol the WhlllitiOlk goat. CAPITAL PUNIBRILIINT. Mr. JIMMY pre *Woe that be woad, as s early day, tear' for leave to briar is s Yll to enable eapihl posiebateete to be corded into idea Is prierioe, under motels rerdatioss. INDIAN ARMY. Oakaml SYKES girf• soda that ka should, oa as early day, mo►s far attach ratans Main to th. mortality, pram% Ma* aria mom al tire Wiwi army. CANADIAN LAKE& air J. WALSH mid that he would. on Friday NMI ask the noble lord at Use head of the govereareat for isformatioa relative to the airournMeares which had lad to the notice glw by the goverament of the Celled Mates of Amadei to tensions the °privatise under which the Called States sad Fairlimed had mutually eassaed not to St oat arzaed 'hip epos the Omaha Lakes, and likewise ask a question la relsreste to the tenalostisa of the treaty of somaterce mewed into Weems the United Stars aid Oman& ; and ice gave notice that he would move far peyote re the .abject. THE LOSS OF THE STANLEY. Mr. R. HODGSON maid he wield to-morrow move for a oopy of the catdal report is reloresos to the law of t►e steantahip Stanley at Iles swath of the Tyse. THE STATE OF IRELAND. Sr. POPE SENNISSY may• natio that he would, ea the Elat, ewe au address to the arm epos the prose* Mete el Isehod. (Saar, hear.) ISE PUBLIC HOUSES CLOSING ACT. MIL 00X save patios that he would we foe leave, ea the 141 h toot., to beteg ia a bill to weed the 27th sod htth d the gem, ehaphor 64, comaseely celled the Public Bowes Cleetag atet. THE OATHS ACT. Mr. HADFIELD pee notice that be would as ss early day roan fee leave to bring Is s WU b rePal the act wheat mg 'tend astir to be takes as the ameneiptioo of elks smile the Grown. PURIFICATION OF STREAMS AND RIVERS• Lod R. MONTAGU pre writes list he wad& ou Tbarsday seat, ask far lam to latrodsos s bill for the owners al saesding sad better adaiaisteriag the laws for the otuilicatioa of water in streams sad rivers, sad soother for the facilitating tbe appliostion of tows swap to leads is Great Beitala sad Iselead. THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Mr. B. FITZGERALD gave adios that he would oa se early day mane fora Mars of ell person employed is the diplomats mad ociesoler awns is our eetsWishinests in a, Japan, amid Siam shoe the treaty of 1842 ; shoo for as amount of the isdemalties recelved from Japes ; sod Weeder a snare of the impasses of our military operations is Chink sod the lase resolved by our eraside sod other Adele is that enetry. THE LAW OF EVIDENCE. Sir. F. KELLY save mottos that he would Co Turley next move ter leave to brine in • bill for the further amend ment of the law of midget% and of the practice in certain marts of justice ; sad be would also oa as oesly day more for • edam committee to inquire into the slain= of Priam Anima Jab. THE ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF IRISH PAUPERS. Mr. MAGUIRE said he would to-morrow move for all the oerreepoodeeee w►ich had pawed between the Poor-law Oentisim(amnia Ireland and in tide country relating to the rllepl removal d eeetain Malt pavers. THE ADDEILSB IN ANSWER TO THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. re. SPIAILIZ kiviag read ths Qassa's Speedy Hit H. WILLIAMSON moved an address to her Majesty in reply to the speech from the throne. The hon. baronet brisa r c u ommentad upon the principal paragraphs in the e odic reference to the pews concluded between sad the thrum cowers, observed that, mach as we might sympathise with a gallant and high-spirited people crushed by • superior farce, still it would have been in the lest degree imprudent of Esglacid to have entered single-baodad into the °millet. In seconding Use address, Mr. H. TRACY observed upon the setiffestoey nature of the ton* which pervaded it, and expressed his hope that the time woo not far distant when her Majesty would be enabled to "root from her heart • bitter sorrow," sod gladden the Mane of her subject; by again appeariog among them and opening her parliament in person. Mr. SCULLY oompleieed of the inaccuracy of the only paragraph M the Quotes speech Maffei to Ireland, and denied that , them had been say exteasioa of trade or can mere in that country, with the exception of • patina of Ulster, when the masufactuni of linen win carried as. He also deeded that Irelead had had • good harvest last year. Ike drain of emigration still coostineed, and the population which remained was disaffected and dissatisfied. Mr. BRADY also commented upon the manner in which Indeed had bees ignored in the royal speech, and milled upon the government to bring in • bill to amend the law of laadlord and tweak Mr. H. SEYMOUR reminded the house that the pre mat parliament had beau called together pledged to reform, but that for the last four years not • word about reform had been heard in the House of Commons. Pledged as the opposition was to • moderate measure of reform, li• feared that a grest opportunity bad been lost for bringing in bill 'holt the bases might have passed. In the absence of parliamentary reform, however, be recommended the house to set about other domestic reforms, which were much needed. With regard to the present state of Ireland, he comidered it to be a diagram to a civilised government. The hos. gentleman also severely criticised the policy of Sir Charles Wood in 741141001 to India, sad questioned the proptiety of sending Mr. Massey there se Flamm Minister. He called upon the "party of progress" to do eometbing better than throw up their hats and cry " Palmerston for ever—no policy and no principles." Mr. It. LONG thought the egrimlturista had • right to complain that ao he was extended to them that the malt tax and other speffal beldam upon land would be reduced. He quite agreed with tenser speakers as to the neossaity for some epeeist legislation for Ireland, as • residence for • few mouths in that country had appalled and horrified him, and made kiss isdignant at the manner in which the people had been degraded by whig Mr. MAGUIRE advocated wise and liberal laws as the only palliative for the evils of Inland. Mr R. PEEL ridiculed the idea of Mr. Long setting him self up as the champion of Irish nationality, and eoetended that great prosperity prevailed In the province of Ulster, mid that the 000dstioo of the country generally was far from such as it had been represented to be. After some observations from Lord FIRMOT and Sir F. CBMISLIT, Mr. KINGLARE expressed a hops that the papers on the subject of Mexico would soon be laid upon the table, sad that at the Name time some explaastioe would be given by her Majesty's governmentas to the remains which had induced them to recognise thus early the new empire of The motion for the adoption of the address eras then sped to. The house adjourood at twenty fire minutes to 9 o'olook until 12 this day. THE Nzw CHAIRMAN or COMMIT-IRM Mr. Jahn George Dodson, LP., who has ben appointed chair man of committees in the Home of Ocammas, I. the room of Mr. Massey, now Financial Minister of India, is the eldest 100 of the late Sir Jobe Dodson, Dean of the Court of Arches. He wu ban in 1825, and was educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated le 1847, taking a Ant clam in Maeda. He wm called to the bar by the Hosourable Society of Lincoln's lea in 1851. He repre sents the Eastern Division of the 'musty of Slam in the Heave of Commeas. KID LINT RAILWAY (BSOKLILY TO ST. MAaT OBAT).—The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was held ysideiday, at the .Mse, 1, king's Arms-yard, Coleamontreek Odyt Ya Duet is die chair. The sconitary read the report, w Mated that all onlinsadmg matters of the company b been brought to a Mora, end that the future bunnies of the directors would be I. moire from the Loodoe, Chatham, and Dover Railway Cowan the bolf-yearly nuts, distribute the Saw to the rhae Igo and to manage the share end bond regirton. The report harlag been adopted, Krum Emmen' and Strode, the anthills, were remloorod, and Kr. Marling wm re m auditor. ♦ Ranersv I:7ICDIS TB II MUMMY. —The Birken head Oonuniolooen, et their meeting yesterday Crooday), adopted reeolutione is favour of a eaheme for the conetroo tin el a railway tassel wader the Mersey, which will was the Liverpool and Birkenitesd Doak; mad also Waitaki the railway eethaludaatica &Owen the two borough& tiPORTINi9 INTBLLI6IINCE. 4 16A6613tA TEL AND WOOLWICH MEETING.. TUMIDAT. After one =Smoot this metropolitan gathering w dimunesoed y . A mieerably wet morning, bow er* wee loythlog t tempting to iatending Triter& and eJ woe the rata peered down in Sorrento. The ground was found s o be too tearful state of mud and Moab, but. not. withstnding there drawbacks, them was * imumme ewes of spectators, compred principally of the worst cams of " London . 3ceiety. The stand (a eery immure ono) was thronged; bookmakers were wart surname, and tie several wrents,prodnoed tom hwely epeoulatioo. Many. of the competitoivior the different races, however, sadly disappointed their backers by sot beim Ale to minnow the distance, such wee th e " holding" natured the ground. A full deoiription of the day's ruining is appended. Tun Tiungstrues PLATE of 20 nova., added to a Sweep stakes oil tor. tech. lust 71b sash. Are fralonp. Mr. Jes's Duke of Cambridge Mr. Jones's Penelope Mr. Markham's Madcap Betting opened at men on Peimileps, but Wilted at 8 to 4 on the Duke of Cambridge. THE BLACKHEATH PLATE of 40 soya, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; entrance 2 sore. each. About three-quartme of • toga Mr. semere's Chkot the Jester, 4 yrs. 714 (lIalik) I Captain Roberts's Llengolien, 4 yrs, Tst Illb .. (Jackson) 2 Mr. G. Feawlek's Queen i.e, 4 yrs, fat The following also ran:—Rapture, Comfit:don, Lind of the West. Rosins, and Trumpeter. Betting : 6to 4 art Brea& S to 1 apt Lod of the West, and t; to 1 apt Chiort the Jester. Tux Oran Human' tdrserricassx of 3 eon. sank, with 20 added, for horses 'Mob have been regulerly booted ; 121 t each ; tansies extra ; & allowasee About three MUM Mr. klphiek's Lawrie Martin, Itst (Riot') I Mr. Grey's Duchess (WL), list 711: (Wader) 2 The following ohm ran :—White dtackings, Meersehaam, and LAM UAL Betting : 6 to 4 eget White Stockings, 2to 1 apt Laurie Martin. and 5 to 1 apt Meerschaum. A finizzo HANDICAP STIMPLIMLAIII of 3 sot. each, with 30 added ; the winner to be sold for 40 sera. About two miles end • half. Mr N. Lid's The Dos, aged. Ifs/ lit (Ownsr) I Mr. 'hes Irish Boy. lest lib (Mr. Tftsgerald) The Idea and The Donkey also ran. Betting ; 5 to 4 on the Doe, 3 to 1 apt The Donkey, and 5 to 1 apt Irish Boy. THE STIMPLICHADZ PLATE (Handicap) 40 sore. ; estrum 2 eon. seek to the fund ; minion extra. About two miles sod • half. Mr. Rose Prieis 'Mapleton, sued. list (fforiPa ll Mr. 'Dads Hempel= (It to), Ilia TM (Ciapiela Muer) 2 TM following also ran ;—Bravo, The Dealer, Star of Bro► wick. sod Foreteller. Betting : 2 to 1 mist Deeeptiee, 3 to 1 apt Foreteller (at first womb 4 to 1 apt Duster, sod 8 to 1 apt say other. Tan Stumm WI" about half • toile, did not all. CARMARTHENSHIRE HUNT STNEPLE CHASEII.—ToaspAy. Ora ersortmesus. Fenton Amp at Hearin Ifiaresaa Lame' PIATL Gay LIA basting Undo Sam _ ... .. 2 Gouger Gam Owns Gentle Annie The lAN _ roar nes. ,1: 1 BETTING AT MANCHEBTER.—TuseDAL WATS:IMOD CUP. 1 100 to 7 apt Lord Ull(ngton's SS to 1 apt Mr. Moods (of) ME, t 100 to 6) 10 to 1 Mr. lisaddra II I ) 100 to 8 Mr. JardineMw.) 40 to 1 Mr. Stooker's 4, 01 to 1 Mr.Jolundsme . 4(ti te to I Mr. GII• 081 . LIVISPOOL STINPLICHARL No to 1 apt Roil Jam (t) TWO THOUSAND. 8 to 1 apt Chattanoop OIL 9 to 1 apt Sainted (of) eto 1 Brooraielaw ( off, D Y. Ito 1 apt Llddlnetos (t( 1 100 to 1 apt PeppseaCiltcet(t) 100 to 6 Bedminster (t) THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. A well-dreensd young man ' who Ant gave hi name as Thomas Nile, but afterwards said it was George Wasps, sad described himself as a lithographer, residing at 18, Spencer terrace, Lower-mad, Isliagtot, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with an assault upon • female, under the following circumstences The onmplaisant was a respectable-looking young girL, about ',Tautest yean of age, and gave her mama as "Lary Gammon, residing with her parents at 31, Unire-strest, Nilestreet, Horton. It appeared from the evidence that she was employed as a stook-maker in Old Flab-street bill. Oa the previous night at about Liss o'clock she was wain through Milk-street, Clieepeid, on her way home from her leasisees, when the prisoner went up to her sad put his arms naiad her neck. She libe rated herself and I= away from him, and he followed after, ogling out " Stop, thief, " upon which she stopped of her own accord, and the primmer went up to bet and charged her with robbing him. Polimeconstable Crisp, 424, wee close by, and the primmer told him complaisant had robbed him of • retiree and 16s. She was taken to the station-house, and the prisoner there charged her with robbing him of his puree sad Pl. The prisoner was quite drunk, and the com plainant denied the charge, sod said he had put his arm mad her neck mod that was her motive for running away. Inspector Pottier, who was at the Mattis as the time, from inquirte be made, found that the aooonnt the complainant gave of herself was • true one, and that she bad worked at her present place of employment for the last six years and bore • moat excellent character, upon which he diacbarged her, and she then pve the prisoner into custody for the assault. The primmer when chargita the complainant gays the DIM of Thomas Nile, but when he was charged with the earth he gave the name of Geo. Wilson. la defence he said he wee very sorry for what had hap pened, and admitted that he wee drunk, and said he did tot recollect smutting the comp t. The Lxrd Mayor said young (iris of the complainant's class who endeavoured so keep themselves respectable mast be protected, and became a man was drunk it was no exams for his committing etch an swank, or acting in the master the prisoner had acted. It might possibly be that he bad lost some money, or that be bad been robbed ; but cotsider log the state be was in it was more than likely that the money had been lost before the occurrence complained of took place. He should mark his sense of the prisoner's conduct by fining him 54, or in default one month s impri sonment. The money was paid in the course of the day. COURT OF ALDERMEN. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday in the Aldermen's chamber at Guildhall ; the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR presiding. The preliminary badness having been disposed of, Mr. Alderman and Sheriff BOSLEY informed the court that the sheriffs had taken epee themselves to alter the day of executiou from Monday to Wednesday. Mr. Alderman SUOMI thought the sheriff ought to give the reasons for the alteration. Alderman and Sheriff Bosley said the find suggestion bad come from the court ithaff. The dist reason was that the execution on a Monday must of necessity be attended by a great . deeecration of the Sabbath, sod Mem veruenoe as regarded Newgate-market. Wore making the alteration the Bev. M. Gibbs, the minister of Christ. church, and the ministers of St. Sepulohre's and St. Marilee bed been mounted, and they bad amerced with it. Mr. Alderman COM:LARD thought it would be better if the execution took place privately. The public would be very mach benefited by it. Upon one occasion, when an execution took pleas on Fester Monday, on the Tuesday (*nowise he had man than 20 eases of picking pockets at the very foot of the gallows taken before him. Mr. Alderman Lawnsucrs thought there would be • most decided and uoseimons foaling against private executions. In all cases where a large crowd was collected, let it be the opening of • new church or a meeting, there was sure to be a number of that clase present who were engaged in re moving property from other people's pockets to their own. Mr. Alderman Pamirs gave notice of the following mo tion in referee°e to the subject: "That it should be nferred to • committee of privileges to consider whether it would be judicious to make application to the Secretary of State with a view to ascertaining whether the time bad not arrived whine:so:Moos, et hick so degraded the City, should take place privately, and got publicly. Mr. Alderman Smnicr gave tones of a similar motion, vie., " Whether it was the opinion of the court the Secre tary of State should be memorialised to have the execution s removed from the precincts of the City." Tuz MURDIE BY THROWING A MAN OUT OF A WIRDOW.—Lost aiming Mr. Bedford, coroner for West minster,. held a protracted investigation at King's College at into the ciroumatiumes ne of the death al Robert Lord, a knife machine maker, 24 years at age, who ems =to have been pitched out of a window la a brothel I. wart Drary-Lana, under the oireumotanoes already detailed in our police report The jury found a verdict of " Wilful Murder," and the summed was committal to Nou gat. for trial at the Central Criminal Court ORTORAL PAWS. 0.11 BELLLINO DAT. TOIBBAY. 713. 7.—Admimisns an paysseat, rag ; coda by WOO= tiskels. 606; kW. 1,120. [Advertisement I—HoLLowia's nun AND OINT 111W.—Influena, Colds.—lm drum el the throat sad she* la premier In thio country, nothing so egmadli reams or so certainly cores as theme inestimable remadten These disorder are toe ones retooled a the commenesmant ; or are heed t ardy tasted, sac ling, In either oar In dinar= soar groom Whatever the condition of the prier. 11011~1 I M peoblll will notare, 11 recovery be port& ; try win relict the siersame symptoms WI as bloAd m ix e rified sad morn or. smarstes re ogre. gradually alai Warr power. By gammas. Im nsearrollowaymad tome is OD• at the Rama& and tome ; C a = ars reellsonded, rartallo natter a gal baggy MAMA Goan litroeibost Ow system. a 1101( lalrt stairs GAMMA IBLZies ON .olio. Yo MOPS PANTOOTAIII TO BZ orm,lllD AT MEP 011101 Cl TZB , °MT or ammower, war I Oust= Lacer. $l. JaZensiesl. '' oll Looter/ad. machinht, to surrender lab. 11, at It TRONA/ Mrton, Pry-lam, liedeoleeet, end lrineffiregnere, St. Eleorge'e-hi.the-Ifeet. previ dealer, leb.lo. et ' MAAAnlrril CuolMit Dimino', Southampton, clothier, Fah. KO, at t. WUJJAN Alrrraria. J. Xsetllsetreet, llagenniosh *ow. man cabinet maker, Feb. IS. at 1. Jalot 1.071'01. Bt. Jametirrold, Bennoudill. Wog Yob. 0, at 1. PAGET WOIToII CLAW, 010aosoEir-torraee, Ie‘SEVIVArII, re tired captain, Feb. IS, at 1.. AMOR born? WitikuonsT WADE, Molder, adjutant bt the led Adiainletrative Battalion of the Sara Rae Vettuitters, Feb IS, at L Arne= Farm, near Tordingbridge, Ramp. din, termer, Feb. SD, 151. Masi noutbamptoinrow, Holborn, wine mu - 7fra "at. - iebTtgisiil2. --- EDWAND Burr Wesaur, .....,_ . - — 0;47/•;. - 10; 141;7 — JOHN 444Locc, woodatock. Oatordaldre, hone and cattle dealer, leb. 11, at 2. CZA4Liai POUND, Clapham-toad-place, tats attornefa clerk, le 11 3131JAIMI " Joen 12. 11otriax, 2, Minoltas, merchant, Mx 11, at 11. IliVilitat Bataan, Peweraplace, Daletou, aad Leacienkall• street, beaker, Neb. 21, Mll. anagram FRIDIUK SeenwaMellw, Rumen-street, Rotherbithe, dap chandler, Pk& 21, at 12. DAviD Roseim , Artllierrlano, Biehopegatentreet Without, botcher, lob. 21 at 12. WIILLUI JANIS WAITS, Treentantle, liampehbe, Innkeeper. Feb. 21, at 1. WD.I4AY CULLIMODi, Copenhagen-Merck Wagtail, Wur.us HWT lug,. Middlesex, MU dealer In pbotdg . raphtc goods, ireb..2l: at .. WILLLUI &MYR, ntratford, oarpentar, Yeb. E, at 2. Wumatt 11•Donahn, Orooe-terraee and 12111oaratg Ineturoltall, Pechlmas. prompter. lab. 27, at 2. Omani ItAllitoßD. Chiswick. commander In the royal navy an half pay, Lab. 22, at 11. MENU now% Oassaardal-road Mak wholesale asi rNall grocer. March 1. at 12. TIIII9IIOIIBiILOItEVIIIILL, Ahlarmanbury, and ldflaer-atreet, . lehostas. merchert, Cob. V. us IL WILLIAM 'tunas, DepMed, licensed victualler, Neb. 57, at L Joao 110117.1.1., AThet-elems, Puldlaitoo, jounieystan corps- Vic Wok 27. at JAMB Ms, Jones WerrAIIT, and 'Lost= Rama, Cabal's Tows, Copier, Dos ship builders, PO. M Joey. Oust Wilkie, Um, farmer, nib. at T. JAKE, ALmoam. Wellactowetr,st, klacktrlarewied, laU Ile•Ate ineca, lurch!, at Li ILICMAILD BOWDEN NIMMIOM, Tlneburpplace South, cas apparatus inasubstnrer, lob. 'Lae L Mira= MAYON. inneinshare, boot, dealer. Yea. It. at IL CllialJa Casz Wolverhampton. late bargeowsmr. Iretali,alll. WILLiAM Mamma Ttrraa.Wolrerheaspton,egg dealecieb.tUMUL Titoism Dorm Wedneafteld Reath, mar Wolvestmescios, grocer see: u, AS 12. (Wows blinsw, Bristol, paraPutcber, Feb. 17, MIL 11120 1,1111011 IDWARD BUDD, Pieter. mazy MON. Gags, DU, lisabarosgh, YorloWre oN _ Jcaw, lab. 17, at 12. ROIR. Foot Belford,wadi seeker, lab. 11, at IL Wmuut Itossal Paws, Vallay, wr llotybeak cora star /bank Feb. la, at 12. Atwell 3.ll4tere. Wows& Surrey, tailor. Feb. IS, at In. Mos Deizaw, laradaatabi, wow, Fab. 17, at JAMB GAUD= 11.1112011, Wigan, Labarbte, boot top /saw, Feb. It et k• /mum Joann, Licari Village, Cheat% bookkeeper, rib. -. . .. , at 11 U It MW WEIIII, Birkenhead. butcher, Feb. 11, at 12. .. Wmtpds itaetawoon, Bliketeur, Yorkshire, farm labourer, Feb. tl. at t. lours JAMAS, Bury, Lancashire, coachbolider, Feb. Mat 10. THOMAS HoLioirooD, Nanawich, Cheshire, shoemaker, Yoh. IS, at. 10. • . . JOatall 8112121, Wedneabury, fkalordalk, caster, Feb. 20. at 12. TRONA' OWN, Holatanton,Btatkedsh., labourer, Feb. 26, at 11. TRONA/ HULDIWORTH, 1•11411, MOOS. Feb. U. at It Pimp fitseSsr, Norwich, bricklayer, Feb. 22, at 11. Waitaki Malik Mordfford, Herefordshire, innkeeper, Feb. ... 013. at 10. • 3_ . A_•ID 11011 . 011 21.010100, Hseldnitok Llacobastdrs, saddler, Feb. 20, at 2. • W042A1l HEW LIMAN), Wakefield • liorkahlre, tes-dealer, Feb. 18, at 11. Jells 01.mairOOL, Winchester, ialtmooger, Feb. Sl, it 11. TNonasWamOo, Attet.LEs, near Sheffield, steehastber, Feb. tl, at 1. lona RW, Brynmawr, Bream, ever , Feb. SI. at Z. ASTIIOI. BAVILL, IJaaakaaa, lams. publican. Feb, V at 11. HEIST ISMS; airelff tallionan, Feb. Q, st IL 1ON11? Hoax. Ipswich, Innkeeper, Feb. 1:0, at 11. TWOS Bortrnalsonth, Hampshire, talkies's foremast, Feb. 212 a 3. Joni 122w2e2T, North Crawley, creptates, Feb. 20, at it lons Eitoine, Htighton, Journ•yman =pester, Feb.l7, at U. Jowls SOINSace, Westgate, Toduidre, cloth manufacture r, journermas Feb. IT, M 11. - . . . Smarr MMHAMIIraa Btu, BaMerlsad, builder, Feb. 11, et It Jam BiamioaS, Walliegtea, ahromblai, baker, Feb. 11, at 10. LAST LIAMLNATIONI. March L C. J. Glenister, lasi Barnet, butcher-March 2. W. linabory, timber merchant ttarati 2. .1. Meet, St. leoseres, Sums; earehent's clerk- March 1. H. Wright. Soatimplatio, Oaniberweli New-coed, baker -March 1. T. P. PIM4 Neonatal, Southwaak, ouch painter- I March 1. J. Yon, Southamploa, watchmaker-March 1. J. R. I &eat QunberwelLgrove, CaniberwelL cerpsater-March 1. H. Freeman, Red Lon -oourt, Float - street, whelemale newspaper agent-March 1. G. H. Attester, Wafting. Hampshire, yeoman 1 -March 1. H. OUVIIIIIOI4 lalighlanierron, V late woollen faraer-Merch 2. & W. Boding, Deptford. -Much 2. J. Bras, 3M1140•44, leng-acre, chistilsr. ' keeper-March 2. J. Cole, Sherwoodetrest, Goldomenuers, ' plumber-March 2. 1. A. Hawkes, lemaantreta, trim ming saller-March R. Adams. King Williernetrest, City, manufacturer of firensme-March 1. Z. Oantrell, St. Stephen's square, Bayswater, clerk-Much 2. C. G. N. Sainted. lamps street. 66 Jeanette. and Jameanireet, Golden-Gun n = (= dealer In tall= gooffit-ffiarch 7. A. Islington, enh-baffin-Mask 1 P. Pyak iA lisissaireet, Oros. Tenor-square, wine mendiant-March 7.1 L P. Hay, Church-way, Ruitonequare, aolicitor's clerk-March 7. R. H. Maur, Ce dl street, Struts, clerked Mont-Marsh 7. J. ILffis, Minerva-pace. Kanningtoennies. cissesesecapr--March 7. C. Kuala Albert terrace, Culvert-road, Battersea, grocer-March 7. YT. Reeves, linffilinquare, Wesineinater. votallet - March I. C. Weight, Brook-street, Oloacestunleca, and Cornwellienteek West bourne -park-road, (emu-March 7. J. linleihm. Blenhelm-ter reee, HaWaq-rotal Kentish-tows, taker-Marsh 7. T. Sinclair, Adamatrest Waal, Bryansion y a r tetior-March 7. J. W. William*. Stainebary Meath 7. R. Vaughan aid Weli r er d denlee, throldseffieseshara moa March it H. Turner, Old Ford, Madam, ate elf de ire- March 16. A. Honegger, Birralaghana. kis wine merchant- March 16. G. B. Watson, Great Malvern, Wercesteraldre, add laphonse keeper-March 16. J. Kosice, Cheadle, Mike • Much 16. N. D. Monts, Hereford. hop March IL C. Taylor, Peseomb, Herefordshire, farmer-March & J. Moua, Bristol. soap manufacturer-March 20. J. Poland, Great Torrington. Devonshire, bootzaaker-Feb. 22. W. O'CaL Indian. Liverpool, general dealer-Feb. 23. G. J. Kest, User pool, photographic =. T. Birchwood, Llv ker-Feb. 23. M. Brett, Livel, woollen draper -F er Xit T. Willem, Wrexham, DeubWtire, brick manufacturer- March 2. Ann Balabridp, Svertoo, Lancashire, licensed victual. ler - Feb. 22. W. Williams. LlanpHn, Mon -Feb. L. W. Hughee, Michseleburch e7ret i e r f i ct:r= farmer-Feb. 23. W. Evans, Weobley, Herefordshire, provialon dealer-Feb. 2t. J. Beddows, Bronheulog, St. Martin, Maropablee, farmer-March 22 J. Bryan, Leicester, camellia= agent- Merck 22. S. R. Wells and H. Hancock, Leicester, pbe -Feb. 11. IL Wilcox, Cucklingtoo, Samuels/dm:t= -Feb. 22. T. Robinaon, Leigh, Jaen, innkeeper-Feb. IL IL Evans, sea., and Z. Evans, Jun., Llanbryuniair, Montromeryddre, builders-March le. E. Lionville, Entle) Woodhouse, near:Wake field, clerk 1a boly orders -March 11. Esther Allen, Brighton, lods inghoue k Feb. 17. J. Cohen, Manchester, dealer la dors -March L C. Moen, lffiebeeter, journeyman shoemaker-Illereh 29,. 0. 11111, Clay Cross, miner-Marc.h 2. J. Thomas, Michasistone, 0 grooor-March 22. A. Bewley, Caine. Wiltshire, whet wrightlffiarch 11 B. Brook, Seinen& Suffolk, miller-Feb. U. W. Beverley, loath (beaks, Norfolk, brloklayer-Feb. 10. J. Hodge, Peterborough, straw hat maker -March 7. R. Mud, Peeos Hay and Talk Pita. fanner - March 7. 6. Palmer, Neweastlemsder-Lyme, potter-March 1. F. Nevin, Shelald, metal solab-March 1. I. India, Sheffield. engraver-Fob. 1.6. G. H. Goering.. Brighton, carpenter-Feb. 90. J. Shaw, Linthwalte, Yorkahlre, joiner- Feb. la. C. Rocklin, Birkby -lane, near Huddersfield. Matcher-March 9. J. Ogden, Manchester, waste dealer-March & J. Was* Northampton. hair rarer--March 6 T. C. Marriott, Northampton shoe manufacturer-Feb. 23. H. L Neighbour, Peauth. CilmacriMe• slake, accountant. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Feb. 1. Boom 11011111.1., Jun., Botoipn-lane, City, provision merchant. nRCLARATIONS OF DWIDIIiDS. EDWARD RRaXAR. SostifieWlN;n7grooe r-Llet dividend of K lull., mi Tuesday, at letanafeld's, Portugal-street, lin octinrinn. lioalier yen= MAT, New Romney and Old Boma", Weser —lit dhldend of la ad.. any Tuesday, at Stanefeld a Porta galatreet, Lincnlan-inn. FRANCIS Chanson, St. Ann's-tenses, inixton-reed, messenger to the HOMO of Cessinone—Lt dividend of 100., aoy Tuesday, at Staasfelds, Portagatetrest, Lineedn'*lnn. &MOIL Bowes, Os Lessons, Staffordahire, fartnee—lst divi dend of it, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham GSONAII THoltaii t-OLLUSI, Ilaywardatleid, bricionaker—lat dividend of 4a. 44., any Wednesday, at Aenunares, Bristol. %Milan NiTecn, Neweastie-apon-Tyne, merchant—Nat dividend of la. 7 d., any Saturday, at laidenan's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. March 1. H. Foster, alurch-rard, Hounarton, Late pocer- • March 1. T. N. Oliver, Old Wah-street. City, and Commercial road, Lambeth, cocoa sat matting manatacsarer-March I.J. Robins and F. Mask Upper St. llartierlans. aactisassre - Feb. W. J. Linker. Langley-place. Commercial-road, bessabop keeperMarcb 8. D. Lawrence, Rugby, dealer In !dames-Feb. U. Mary Ann Pool, Botcheston, Lewestershire, spinster-Feb. 17. E Caddie& jun., Wastbromsdch, ale and porter dealer - Feb. W. EL Hogg, Bristol, late chemlat-Marcb 8. Walter Mana ma and Wilbritham Mangnall, Bolton, paper inanntscdamits - Feb. W. B. A. Harker, Jun ., Leadgate, Dur. Joiner- Feb. II IC Smetana, Bolton, provision dealer-Feb. 21. B. Wassmon, Dover, tea dealer-Feb. W. T. Thus. inn.. Nottlagimun, painter-Feb. U. O. savage, Beal" Nabllnghamaika, chemist -Feb. fa . Mary Bayley. Nottingham, gmear-Psh. MI. S. U. shepherd, Calvertca, Bolikehmaddre, ashrelmedsr-Fah. 28. 3. flpthwalta Otd Bagissl, Nettlogibmmlldr% besmaker-Feh. J. J. B Beason, Nellingilman„ Imattlempur-Fela. 111. T. New Radford and Nottingham, grossr-Feb. 18. J. Chliwell, Nottinghamshire, sionsimassm-Feb. W. W. Kam& Nottingham, butcher-Fab. W. 11. tViaap. Nottlagham, Wa manager to a boot margactarer-liarch Y. W. Tyler, Anlocktos, Nottinghamshire, wheelwright -Feb. 27. 3. Shooter, gatimata- AUhtield, Natttilnngghamshlle, huckster-Feb. ffi C Jackass, WM tringbam. butcher-18h. It Z. Murk& essesson. Rumba., Llooolnahlro, coal atarebra-leb. Z. H. Broad field, &carport, Worcestershire. grocar-Pab. SS. 3. &WIN WO den, Woresetsrddre, Isserboase korger-Fsh. 21 W. Bromwich, Kidderminster, bearboaes taper-Fs& I& W. Han, tier, a. gprdensr-March 8. M.A. Aallswin. liirmhashams, blew- March a. 3. Bangeld, Haadsworth, litaresgalise, argaa badliter. PABTIIIII3III7B DIISOLTED. I. awn add W. Verb Yaw Cornwall. firaists-41. Heim sad O. 1110 goos, sows , Bract Mew.. —J. Bedded and T. Tsylor, WU, laassalika. feliad splenens—C. Con and T. M. Tandliy, ads. artista—J. Fawkes and F. Nape. laisestar. blinders ?MC. Cildlitaa,ltoblosoa, lolirado4leen, =a r o lir as regards R. Odslids—W. =at mil W. lire, water Um aisainds. B. Owing. J. J. W. add J p .ildo =tar is 0.6. Web sad w pratialery—J. Allen. and J. So., pat butchers-J. Mitchell awl W. Tark. pagelarea, A. nerusecoul, and A. toes& e we Tyne, general toy dealers, so ter sa regards J. D eem Petworth, Sawees„nerona and S. Doebn e rr is sesdi N ado —J. lisalliZ77. O. W wwile lastarlds-W .5c :a L Ada, end C. trgeg. 1.2 1 . 1 . ta keit" and ssedonsani, to ter as regarg J. AMANSO.I A. • AMMAR MAIIMAIARIIP l, 1...._ .. _•1 4 411. 14 . X.= 111. Clr wr aderena, Edger and W. W , Jun., 5a11ey, a = e ..""'" w 0 1 1.,,,....,_ —4l7—la kape e r:t llawayson, land l thaeV d H. =4. 18117.1. lip lllll n aral ,_sad South= Trisr . G. W. Whom wafts", agants-A. Beaklasna and W. -T. Wagstaff end r i tZat . MGlaby=stinsra-J. Lan and C. Nit 0, lE, lbw mere/link-SI. W. Kink and & yr"" Gnat St. Helen% Slahopegats-street, ship twobant-W. en d W. mast& jun., liesetord.tallora-W. c a. reek Blactrirlansnunl, saddben- B. D. UMW and G W Lbsoola, sargsons-W. Nswlngton and E. Newlo g i ee. RAMA, IFOOSTI-11. L ffellereberg and A ham* I alms merchants -WickaY. and CAtapiji . burgh, gold/MAAS, AO far Al regards J. Haag, tdecta N t . 1100ECI SIQUESESATIOSS. loam. BAIT= and JONA YOLIAA, Uleegow, &is iiimiak eb. 10, at the heat: Ball, Glasgow. G A vri DugLoplt astchant, Feb. 11, at Innunivi Jon Tens iCfai ntigewritt Jo =iite Date r itata, watchme n% 1 , 6. lc I la lames Loyal Aoki. Bibsepwria. MARKET& TALLOW.—Tvodua Enstato.—The quad ow A.& to-day. spot. sow. 41a. 6d. ; old, 41" &L ; Owlet Dsombor. 430. 3d. Dallvery to lAA ovoidal" 313 to ; ao winds. OOTTON.—Lantelmot. Fn. 7.—A very Waw a 1 ., 4 bet without MT further_ _gettable advisor. dorm 8,000 b a l m , i so f:ag di;l ooo tor opetelation lad exam Arnerima, 20d. to 23 • 250 Pernmi, ha.. 220. ?Oka& sad d. to 220. ; 403 to 26d. ; 300 Berms, 13d. to 164 s erat to 10nd. ; Madras, 15d. to 17d. ; itda s , to 11d. ; Mins. 1246. to 14d. ; Jaime, 1 OOTTON 00008.—Maireetarria, Fm. 7.—Tho di m hem Americo removal by the deem m om * 1 . 4. effect that Yr. Blahs posse mamba to Batbmry preyed as utter failure, here bad a gnat rearm at` Tan sad ale& as well es ea the sake ameba Ina dtit eases are asking desidsdly bider_ grim le yarns eaDers hive beta saki' 111. 1 1 0. pit lb. highas k led Tuesday, aid but far there very aztrarm pik e il k bdirmed a red deal el yore would hem Mu hie h expert At throe priors so Wieser worth mea t , ' meld be ellesied. dome et ear aneemo, Mint willing to meet buyer, hall.way, and ea those tau ahr 1100 , 1111 i of beldame was dam. The woes edam e a denonaded per home Made yenta, bat cioseked lad hood betimes; whore wham wore willies to a* , dtßer easprmaiss to that betwere wpm el hems of 2: ie yerne there was more retirbr in 4 Tvery Wales. howsver WM he lamas; doom etreag, orith se upward toadram. Ameriosa sews lades,* •toarealeeturen to admen la prior, with a view to coma* the isereased mad at e sad yarn. More has bees • good deal el mammal= buyers. adse active *miry. They have very beta disposal to give what WY coesider a fear ahem bat sto think the mks goemellytiommdsd mak suO re, so that balms ham bare mere use lVy is sweat thaa might bare lima expiated frees Shama tics costa here by telegrams in the monies Ns Ira peel,, whore they rem to have bow is preamioo d Moravian's ammo some hours earlier than we mu Maaoherter. The advance &ea on cloth is each tromma: ea have Mk= place le about equal to 6d. per plea us is top. The amount of badman to penally evaded Id at this advises. bissafeetussre is mow USN bare ha so dimappoistal as to withdraw their Meeks from oh for the present. Merehants, on the other Mad, do a bold the American news as justifying the opines that war is farther from s close than before, and are dispirit withhold all but pressing orders. ILiNITFACTURICB.—HuAussarina, Fix 7.—Oelyi very this attendaeoe al buyers in the market today, hi business operations have sot reached anytime wsr rsiFe. Some few *skies keno been made ice pod ee lines of goods and middlopriosd fatty tensed* but the pi= market has been of a eery quit satin A tow orders were resolved drain the MA. bet Idle hap quantities. WOOLS—HoDurnarnmo, Fn 7.—Has y of factorers ere Dearly empty headed, but still eely hey immediate wants, preferring to wart till out Lobo sit expected to commence last week in this month, or fasted in net. No cheap in prices. max. —Ruiz, to-day's marked a wars supply of Eo wheat which ash slowly at abietie Tuesday's currency. Foreign neglectod but as mown e sell, holders od loaded parade sang full priors Ben firm sod no gnat quantity offering. Beans ad per non Oats tally as dear. Tares move off readily, be oat very mane. Yonne arrivah for the week :—Wlnst, M, barley, 4,712 ; beans. 623; peso, 131 ; 918 gm Innnen, Fm. 7.—The weather being vet sad of all cora uniatidactory, trade was dull to-dsy, Moe very ourekos, sad idlers equally isidifisrea. Sap*, Mated el all pan. Lam Fix 7.—We bays a tolerable &mead to is red wheat to-day at bat Tuesday'. rates, but oar win canna afford to give the prices required for beet olds Barley oily sale slowly, name quality it extra ins. Dm do not go off freely, pekes about the mesa Other wits unaltered. CORN.—Leviumani, Fun. 7.—We have ha cely a nd atesadanin of either town or country Units at t o ao motet, end Me deemad for wheat less bees quit' la old as about lag Friday's mortailiesia Flour dell, awl one lover to sell. ladma con is had with more linen% ni d ewy o easy to bay am at eur lest inerket ; this Min* d to improvennot may be attributed to the nay I Mod fir tremor on the coast at relatively blew ids abet we are making here. Oats and oatmeal rowan le lb same position. Betas, pima, sad barley sash amnia M Islas. Market deem very 10.1.... Lm, Fez 7.—At this day's market the abed= we good aid a fair show of wheal The denial Is slow at Li week's prima. The oradidos was mew* effected by the weathar. Banff mad his.. add al M quinatioes. Per imperial quarter to the power white, now, 63 1 be. to 8411*. pr imp. bas., as. t 45a. ; ditto; red, 6315 e. to 641 be., 375. to 38si ; red, old, 621bs. to 6311 a., 38s. to 395. Badly, .11 11 Univalve natio& 66lia. to 57th.., 325. to Ms. ; nn Obendier ditto, 5416 e. to 6511 e., 295. as Vis. On 361 b.. to 421ba., 22e. to 26.. Boom, old. 631 ks. 40s. to 42a. ; ditto, new, 63Iba to 64lba. Me. to Ma Nitre/arm; FMB. 7.—The weather is very being altenately :du sad mow. We had rather a ll atesodeses of boyars at our market this moniag, tot deenesd was paissipaly ocallsed to old wheat. New vbel was mote nrily offend, and to sell it was rebuilt to a os of folly 6d. per qr. Mar= slow sale, is also grinding. No clump us beam 103 PM Malt la. pee qr. lower. Ow firm. TRAFFIC RETURN& ILIMMAII. Mlles tee. Mw- inell. f ogee. mon. okonMen IM4. 1$ Week eZNiev. s Bombs& am* C.I. 1361 }AU 786 UM MN Week mass sm. 2L WI la 8. Aug. a Lomilsr6sAaL (South Ada. Ude) 1190 7,618 28,809 13.681 AC (Lambdas Use) ) 278 1,010 2,639 6.646 PI URN 06 onaria Nay._ us tego Leee meg 11l I West nabs Fob. 6. Orem Lexentlioarg w Metropolitan — telt Me North Wafts - - LOSS OF • SHIP on tiorrevom—A titersi received in Liverpool yenteoft e v e ning states that 14 1 barque Lexington, Osijek =end, bound from Nero e Livorpaa, with • woo d bkoloidowan conies, west who ea the bourn Bank on Marisa West, sad burr e wreak. Fortunately theorem aro reported to be tarsi GILLS NONTIMIt HOSPITAL, CeLiDoeusr•tat i —Number of patients far the week main Feb. 4. IC , al whack 146 ware new arm BIRTHS, MAD.RLIGES, AND MTN. @VAori r Yi I aft w ~~ a .'~ IV I ear VC !Joio ,01 Ws iii saw *MI - Win PIRA PS• • fli a = Msli else +NO so 1 oh i ow boo ma BIDJ'IIB. BULLOCK—February 6, at Blandlord square. 'LW., tko the Bee. W. T. Balks* of &daughter. LENT.—thibrwary 6. Mrs. Witham Kent, of a daughter. SOSTlL—Foings7o. at Ku& Peckham, Kent, the Oh et 01 11.• IL South el s moo 722411ArL—Y•blitth7 I. at Mesdoweroft, L o wer 80 40 Kent, tie wW of W. Toulon', haq , of • sou. CHDIIIIWOOD.—Febrist Roalyn.benk, Hospoteet, wile d C. Underwood, ,of a daughter. WATHON.—Febntary 6, at blon-lodge, stamfordn o L ogi th dJ. Watson, Esq., a daughter. 'CARRIAGES. I LOWN—WITAULD.—February 4, at the part& chunk St therylebone, by the Bev. Kirby Swann, Captain ARO: Bow How a rd Lowe, FALLS., of B Weld House, to Loa f lva Herrin the daughter of Basusel Cortauld, Esq., of theffekttha Foe& MAULIVIKILZH—ALLEN.—February 4, at St. Goole , Ch ili Dublin. by tbe /sr Richard Banco, Colonel Joao Nauleveger,C.B., sad Meer otthe Legion of Honor, to!". doubter at the late Witham Edward Hughes Atha, Met hula LW. SHINWOO D—MAISWICIL —February 4, at fit. 00011 1041.4 naWillr4Qllll/L Mr. Joesgh Norwood, of Cheri Week to thhtheth Joanna Martirtth, of Prisatto w• Hagenteetreet. DFATHS. DODD.—Yebury 6, at Witaiteed, P.O. Dodd, of Lod/ 0 lii=—itabreary 0. at Iltiperlon,WDts, Hr. B. J. .—F•breary Mr. D. Hagerty. l 41° Few 8r4.-7ebermiry a, at Falcon-road, Battersea. W. Ititatlt —Mew, at Battled wn.lawa. Chtholtho Ai Breath widow et Wthel D. of , llCHKOND.—Febroary 6, Joe, wth of Crasek4s4 Hoeas7. lfHdYas wed Pealed ma MINIM lirlinlizax d e% lambiatatreek la tie Ma Frla w r ia mw 00Ree, m Losaltard4amt , la ere Preclaa 01 WszalliDaT, Mani! I INS.