The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P. HOUELE OF LORDB.4—Tom:, FRB. IL Thdr Iseihipa Mt at 5 chink. The LOBO CiIIANOELLOR presented a petition from lie. Lannert ildenoadn reading clerk, and oink of private that his resignation of that aloe, dine gis aegi a7=a lg reight be accepted al , and that a nothing snowmen should be granted to him. On the meths et tie noble and loused lad as reigns lien at lie. Munn& was aceepted. AI7OIIF.NTATION OF BENEFICSS ACT. The it their healing* tow annul Masi under the Augemstatios of Beside= Art which exteedid fromFebesery, 1864, to Feb., Dna The mean al the Leann WM that then would be applied to the resmeatalies at smell liviage is the rhumb • am of 117,177. The some received daring the bat year was 57,8391., the cooditios at the mosey make* saner stopped the ale al liviap, but there was co= isepary after them, sad the demand would, so doubt, =s with an impioved state of the mossy market. hear.) THE IRISH 00NOTABULAR2. The Earl of LEITSIX, is praises( a petition, called allestioa n a series of ostlers that had boss committed is Nelda distriele el behead with which he was smanted. Earl GE.ANVILLE protested against the soble were =their lordships' time sight after sight with imp et pima *then upon the pones sad the las iHe would ad attempt to say ass weed answer toti lka. • epee* they Ited z s beard, foe be hit sure their lordships wan of d be that if mob things seeded in quiry it could Italy be by a select acesiontes (Hese.) The Earl of DONOUGHWORE agreed with the noble eui, sad said that he should probably, is the course of a few days, more for such a committee. Their lordships rose at 5 inmates before 7. HOUSE OF COMMON& -TETIODAY, Fee. 14. The Bream took the auk eke* before tow e'elook. NRW WRIT. On the motion ol ler: ilia iii;:riew writ was adored to M issued for the eked= of a another to wee for the borough of Lewder, la the room of Mr. lialesel °repos. thweased. ______ --- PRINCE AZZILII NUN. Sir F. BELLY gaWsßotiee for Tuesday, the 14th Yereb, to stove for a nisei oolosaittee toluquiss We the claim of Frisco diem Shah. PALACE-YARD. Sir J. SHELLEY ppr settee for Tassisy meat to sok • quads& Evarrikiag 641 Weeded disposal of the vacant sawed is New Pslaselsad. THE BOARD OF WORKS AND OFFICE OF WOODS AW FORIS. He. A. SMITH would Ws that d yDI oath mote toe a oranatitiee to theatre hies the Imelda' at the Board of Wert" aad of ibe Odes of Woods mad Paresis. OUR RAILWAY SYSTEM. Kr. ROEBUCK roes to ask the eisnotTcir of the Exche quer idiviVise it en the intention of the govemment to in stitute say and wlmiti l imr a y mo izto o ur milway system, with • view to future should omit lirgidatioa ap r c e llis t ectkel advantageous ? ELLOR of the IMPLEQITER—Bir lam quite aware of my hoe. and leaned friendre motive in asking the quadric, and I skill eedeavour to give to it so definite • reply es that there shall be no esinuiden ea to the intendoes of goveniment either on the t g a a n et db 3 the house or the publia it is the fidelities of herM= government to advise tie crown to twist • ix. foe the purpose of inquiring into the emiscenkal questions connected with our railway system that is, into the cost of caineyanos by railway', and the eh sign generally made by raliway companies to she public. It is not our intention to take any steps which could at all enmpeaslee or oonunit either ourselves or parliament to any atioa in • matter of such vest Importance. The whole object of the proposed measure is to bring t h e facts and information bearing on the an, into • form in which they may be thoroughly available for mem bers of parliament as well as the public at large. Every use is aware that railway conveyance has become owl of ow most vital instruments of traffic and transit—indeed the principel one; and we are further aware that the keeelits which it wafers on society are innumerable ; bat, If course, we are likewise aware of the VIA= difficulties which are found to exist in the sp. =of the laws which bear on the subject. For that one which ordains equal **almond under equal eirounistanms is full of difficulty. It in knows to members of this hones and to the government that a great feeling of anxiety pervades the pr3doetive classes of the country, not to moth to the effect that soy blame is aseribaM• to say railway company, whose duty it is to pro vide good divideoda for the shareholders, but rather to find oat whether it is possible to procure still further extension, of the benefits of the system. Therefore, I beg it to be understood that it is not our intention to advise the appoint ment of • commission to inquire into any subject of po licy. We are of opinion that in doing so we be prejudging the intimates' of parliament and trespassing on grounds which Woo; excluively to par liament. It is merely into the ronameal fads of the cam that the commission will have to inquire, and the only ques tion is whether the inquiry should start in the first instance from • royal commiesion, or from • committee of this bans. If we were going to inquire into questions of policy perhaps a committee would he better, but we do not entertein any each intention. On the other hand, we have te take into view the question of the charges and cost of railway conveyance, especially of goods and minerals, • subject so vast, and re quiring so close and laborious an application, that I thick it would sot be possible toe:pact from say mem/mot this hones 1 the time necessary for the duty—indeed I doubt whether it could be done within the limits of the 'mien of parliament. It has therefore been determined to give the crown the advice I have mentioned, and in a short time I hope to be able to lay on the table the terms of the commission, wherein boo, members will find defined with accuracy and precision the peculiar duties to be performed. Ms. ROEBUCK would suggest that the area of the coin mindoo's duties should be so extended as to permit of in quiry into the circumetanees which led to the creation of railways. Mr. WALPOLE thought that an address dtould be moved Is the first instance in that house, which would give the nt ow boo. gentleman the opportunity of explaiaing, modi , ar extending, if necemary, the functions of the cam . POOR_ LAWS. Yr. B. LONG asiceitb;Prerident of the Poor-law Board whetter be proposed to es-appoint the select com mittee ea the Poor-laws, with the Mir of further inquiry into the position and gnome:ea of medical odious of poor law %Wren_ . . . Mr. VILLIERS said it was net his intention to renew the committee. The question bad been fully inveetigated, and the committee came to the determination to receive no further evidence. IRISH RAILWAYS. Kr. SCULLY asicecith;egiacelior of the Exchequer was it ioteaded, on the part of the governmest, to give aoy notice, or to introduce aoy bill duneg the presest session, with a view to the revision of the tolls, fares, sod charges, or to the purchase of any railways in the United Kingdom, or was it intended to institute any parliamentary inquiry into the policy of revision and parcian, upon genus! and =Mood ground', as contemplated by the Act of 7 and 8 Vie. c. 85 ; and had his ideation been directed to the ex pediency of puirchasiog the railways in Ireland, by way of experiment, or for any reasons specially applicable to that cou M ntry.e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was not the iodation of government to give any notice of a bill during the present session with a view to the applica tion of the Act of 1844, Mt did they think it right to pro mote any inquiry with respect to question' of policy in connection with railways. What they wanted now to ascertain was the economical conditions under which railways were carried on. With re spect to commencing experimentally with the I'M railways, he was boned to say that his addition had been directed to the subject by hie hose. friend himself, but be did not feel himself authorised to enter into what was only a branch of a lager question. He thought it would be premature to do so. At the same time be was quite pre • to grant that the railways in Ireland formed a sus by thetoselves, lying as they did within • comparatively limited, although still large. sphere, and therefore lying more within the reach of inquiry thee the gemeral question of railway purchase. He could not say mote at present. la sourer to another question which had been asked, he did not think that the objects of the oommimion should be historical, except inasmuch as it grew out of the economical questioo. He urged, however, it would be found predi cable to bring to bear any fade which bore either on re strictions or their remedy. In reply to the member for Cambridge University, he had to say that although go vernment had been anxious to acquaint the house with what was about to be done, the appointment of such a commission as was proposed was within the province of government without application to parliament. POOR LAW BOARD. Mr. A. SMITH sited the Find Lori of the Treasury whether it was intended to fill ap the office of the one ssoretary of the Poor-law Board, rendered capable of sitting or voting as a member of the Ominous' BMus of Parlia ment by the Math clams of the Poor•law Aet, sow under stood to have bees vacated by the honourable member for Northampton. Lord PALMERSTON could same the hoossand his hos. irked that ha hail with great regret resaived the realisation of the lion. member for Northampton, and he the mom regretted it because the boo. member had resigned ma tamest of ill-health. But the office append to him to be ciae which it wee desirable to fill up, sad therefore it was lair intention to fin it up. He believed that the committee of but year had reootomend4d ft. MALT FOR CATTLE. Mr. VENWICICLied — ti;il;;:iriZtimi t of the Board of Trade whether the report of the expeelowete Tessa* wade ruder the direction of the Beard of Trade on the rehire leerily of tansy sad melt fee feedbag oattie would be Lid upon gm table of the Mesa, sad when they might impost it he be ia the heads ef 1111041159. Mr. GIBBON would answer to-day, should Mr. Hutt not thee be ia Eta visas. GOVERNMENT ANNTITIEG AND ntsuiranit. Mr. FOESTER wav sadoestood to ask Ass lie Gwen- ItAILWAY PROPERTY. imam Ammo Bin, paned bet mean, wee to come into eperenion. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was glad to have the opportunity of station bow the matter stood. The tables he We seenninee heal been prepared by the TrOMOrTI and woe now before periiimeli—at Wet the Mast im portant ow. They, lenether with the rules for nand mennenment, lad bees kid as the table ea Fridey le* end trim they had bin there thirty dale, peovided parlisment did not interfere in the resenibue, they would came into operation. LEAVE OF AMMO& Leave of Amos was aid to Lord Loraine on the pound of a yeast deeseMie Motion. 1111131,1.111 to Colonel Puma. The CHANOELLOB of the FICHIQUER said it was perfectly clear that the law can parileasent certain powers regarded railways, bat beyond these powers the pro. rights of railway companies were as sawed as th ose other propristoes in the country. In their cam proprietary dens mud be dealt with is the same way as when my other property wee ocrecorawl. THE IRISH CHURCH. Mr. SOULLY directed Altman to the recent exercise of public pa nomw with refereaes to the benelose or parishes 01 ainnirrierk Ferrahy, cad OarrWohame, in the county of Cork, and moved far Marna east* *Mo. He mom. planed of the inequalities in the dithributioct of church panned* in Ireland, and 'smithy of the appointments to the beasfine isentkesed be its motion. Sir R. PEEL defeated the Irish coverament and the /Mop of Cork from the charges Me& avian thous by Mr. Scully, sad maireaded that the ezesebe of petroasge in neither case could be fairly called in Mr. LRFROY was mastered with rat p il imatioa given =eoitief Semerazy, sad pesemaased a onkel= on the si the Mhop of Deck, whom slica to the episcopal beach did the highest credit to Lord Carlisle's go- Mr . HADFIELD said that this dimities presented an other instance of tie ova ad the setthaillied church in Ire. had. It bad been the policy of the home to waive the con sideration of this subject, bet the Mrs would matt when it most be boldly met. He ohd to the Irish church, not so meek become it woe pol thelitation, but because it was a hindemes to the propagation al Cluistisa principles sad Okrithisa benevolence month tbs_people of Ireland. Mr. VANCE said it was only to the , entere Miffaliand. who attempeed to keep ep an agitation on the subject, that zbeddisoontent which might exist in Ireland ea to the Ma chunk was to be attributed. Let the question be manfully brought teemed, and not dash with by • side. WA:ad it would be fully met sod completely answered. a few words in reply from Mr. OCTULLT the return, with same alterations emend by Sir B . PgiL, wen Sega to. THE PUBLIC-HOUSES CLOSING ACT (1864). Mr. 00X moved for lam to bring in a bill to amend the add the 27 and 28 Vie., chap. 64, commonly called the Pablio-leoness Closing Act, 1864." He did sot propose to make any violent siteratioa. but simply to *stood the operslion of the sth dame d the act, which provided for ' had been mde to Sir Richard tor L the ' s t e a aP liostes ilat ro: houses of refreshment in Oonat-garden, but he did not think that lashed poweruader the slam to great these. The geetleama ea the morning newspapers had made a dither morphothion to the Commissioner of the City Pollee sad the Lord Mayors but with so better swan What he now proposed was that die Oononimionse of the Metropolitan Polies, with the meat of the Home teary, in the use case, and the Commissioner of the City Pace, with the smut of the Lord Mayor, Sc the other, should have the power of panting ocreammal cw special licenses to meet the wants of the penises be had mentioned, and he beamed that if his bill were pawed it would remove the grievances to which the set had gives ries. Si G. OBEY said it was cot his intention to offer say opposition to the introduction of this bill. but in mos. quesseeof the statement which bad bees made be wished to offer a few observation as to the nineties of the set of last jeer. The disorder which prevailed in coasequenoe of pubbodsouess being kept open to a late hour was wenn nosed, sad by no mans emased to the immediate angle boorhood of the Haymarket. The act was mole to heeled, all the other parts of the metropolis, sad many of the large towns of the kingdom had brought the act to bear upon those limed persons who would keep open their homes till a very late hour, and avail themselves of the copper. tuaity of making mosey without any regard to the moral mesas by which that money wee obtained. Daring the time that the set was passing through parliament no opposition was made to its provisions by the beet ocaducted licensed vietuallese—(bear, hear)—and the open lion of the act had been most beneficial to the licensed houses throughout the metropolis, and that was not con fined to Leedom, for many of the large towns bad adopted the provision of the sot, end ample evidences could be ob tained of the immense advantages which had followed from its operation. He merely mentioned that to show the beam what had been the effect of the act, and in order that the bill might be duly considered before any inroad were made upon the sot. The hon. member had complained that the refreshment home wen included in the act, but if this had not been done the whole benefit of the act would have been lost, for than parties would have taken out other licensee and would have kept their houses open during the prohibited hours. It wee clearly the intention at the act to include reirestunent houses. He was sot prepared to deny that some hard ships might have arisen from the operation of the act, bet the same thing might result from the paring of every act for the perms of restricting the conduct of some persons. As to Covert-garden, it was said that persons ar riving there between the hotrs of two and four could not go into a public-house, but those houses were not closed till one o'clock, ad the persons attending the market could obeli° refrisiment all along the road to it, and therefore he thought that no vey pest hardship was imposed ape° them if they could not go mto a public-house before four o'clock. As to the Cattle Market, he thought the boss. gentleman had overlooked that express provision which enabled persons who were bone fide travellers arriving at railway stations to obtain refreshment there, consequently there wee nothing to prevent drovers and others from Wag provided with all they might require at the dances as regarded the houses themeelvon at the Cottle r es k d t he could hardly conosive that any one of them de solely am their early morning ourtomers, for the market was epee during the whole of the day, and of come those houses were resorted to by the drovers. He knew that the other one referred to, that of the compositors, was one of greater difficulty. He saw some of those gentlemen while the bill was maw through parliament, and what they seemed to wish for was that the police authorities should have power to exempt certain houses from the operation of the act. But to that he objected, as it would have placed in the hands of the police a monopoly in favour of particular houses. (Hear, hear.) He did not see why the same pro vince could not be made for those gentlemen generally es had been made for them at the Tines Office, or why they could not hire a pri vate room in which they might obtain all the refreshments necessary when their work was over. The gentlemen who went to him were connected with half • dozen of the newspapers, and it they would do what he had suggested they would be able to manage without the assistanceof a public-home. if say particular boar hood were selected for the keeping one of any they would be, of course, epee to all the world, and the traffie which had existed in the Haymarket would be trans ferred to another locality. (Hear, hear ) He would not object to the int:oda/thou elf the bill, but be hoped the house would be careful in not altering the act of last year without due consideratim. (Hear, hear.) Mr. COX was uodentood to my, in explanation, that the refreshment-rooms at railway stations were of no use to drovers who attended the Metropolitan Cattle Market. Mr. HADFIELD said be believed that Manchester and Liverpool had almost unanimously adopted the act, sad bad felt the benefit of its operation, and therefore he hoped that nothing would be dose which would interfere with the principled the act. Mr. AYRTON believed that the provisions of the act were seriously wondered last year, and he thought that there could be so difficulty in the gentlemen who had been referred to making arrangements by which they would set , suffer from the °parades of the act. Leave was then given to introduce the bill. Leave was given to Sir F. Kelly to bring in a bill for the further amendment of the law of evident, and of the practice in certain courts of jetties, by renderiag the parties to divorce and other ems admissible, though sot com pellable, as withers ; also to Mr. Paull, • bill to m solidate and amend the acts regulating proceedings before justices of the peace out of quarter sessions is :Ragland, and a bill to facilitate the discharge of Maims debtors in certain cease; to Mr. Denman ' a bill foe th e amendment of practice and premiere in courts of erimisal jurisdiction ; and to Sir C. O'Loghlea, a bill to amend the Election Petitions Act of 1848 is certain particulars. Numerous returns were also ordered, and the boom ad journed as • quarter-past 7 o'clock. ArenaCS Muria room DlienrirrioN. —An in quiry was held by Mr. Humphreys had sight, at the Los. dos Hospital, touching the death of Marks NM' bud. aged 35 years. Sarah Hibbard, 12, Sheridanwtriet, St. George'rin-the-East, said that deemed was a votaress. He was employed oe a job for the removal of some maks of German yeast, sad hie fingers got had, and be had to go ' into the hospital cm the 26th of January. Witter attributed his death to poverty of blood from want of food. He used oaly to saga Bd. or 9d. a day, and sometimes a shilling, and oat of that witaent ri ll hiineelf and five &Urea had to be supported. Witless supposed work was sot to be had. They had be pay 3e. a week Nat. To ears his matey he had to hire a boat. They never applied to the parish till be got ill and died. Nose of the family bad esorett to est or drink, they only got a little meat ass a fortnight. The Adams bed not sofileisat clothe'. Mr. B. Theodore Grubb, home mews, said that deceased was brought into the hei in a very Mooed mate with as iodised WM. The Germs. yeast might have eased the lallassmatias, bat it was evident to vitals@ that the theme was signested by prolonged low living. He was almost Is a typhoid state. Bodied ea the 11th est. from edam ties. The scratch es his am was vary teivi l laded The jury ratersed a reedit* " that deemed died from axlaree des. accelerated by want of the sessearles of life." The embankment of the Thames is hying pushed is mom rapidly, and wlll eelapiately alter the appearance of our noble river. Bat the tempeevaseat sad ansesisse win not be greater than that produced co pe7 WO**, ene of Hof• egg's empeato enable aad combs. are also amp"` 'needy tee seerelgta, DIM. Mader:ha, sad rb• MOM 11% Ilesisehaddrest. Iws•ss.--tadvertiemest.l THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN% BENDS.-FIB. 14.. - - - -- - - - - Mar Tau Nid Prins 811Obso chadban.—(Bettei Lord Oldoi Alai* Oocirbora sad lipoid Jury.) ltooll (Mimi) e. SOW AID MEM This was sae of ten satins brought eider the defer daste a t7s. Burke, Yore, Douldwat, Realm % sad Cads dheeton of the Anlo-Danublir Meant Navigation and Comisny (Limited), to mover Wok • sun of mosey obtained hour the plaintiff by means of fele, sad fraudulent npreseetadom The defeadante pleaded (with the ex of the two fiseloansed delestlialsoZ ed. bad Yes la their defamed not gallb mad Headlines, Q. 0., Mr. J ' Browne sever , and Kr. Ifforeminanc„ were wand for the phdatiff ; Mr. Loth. Q. 0., and Mr. Archbold appeared for Mr. Burks ; Mr. Yaroloko. (4.0., and Mr. Barnard for Mr. Yearn ; the Bobriter-Gensesl sad Mr. T. Janes for Mr. Dassildson ; Kr. Macaulay sad Mr. (NOLO for Mr. Osaka ; sad Mr. Bovill. Q. 0., and Mr. Willoughby for Mr. Bedded. The defines had been separated beans r ag aridents had joined sadist% the direction at differed Mr. Huddleston, in stating the case to the key, rid the dataliff, who wee •• clergyman, sought to reseiver a inn of mosey, in the shape of damages ce cs simple oestract, Irak he hid paid in coniquene of the entree repeessa tabor which had been made to him end the public gees rill in • provable head by the five defeats. The ens the Rev. Mr. Beare Moore, view of Reinke, Leicestershire, and the defendants were poems anying on hareem as rosrehaate Is the City of Londe°. Mr. Burke was formerly a member of the profession, but afterwards he embarked in commercial para. Mr. Cube carried ea burner in Finsbury, Mr. Donaldson in Austinfriars Mr. Yearns was a wharfi=d ir e: s liras Mr. Beahhon, ourying diner In They were the dirdoes of the scheme called the Angio-Dundian SWIM Navigation and Colliery Company (Lire/OW),. sod in July, 1862, they Mud a pros tus of the °replay, in which their names appeared as directors, sad a oopy of t h at pro =us reached the plaintiff by post in Leloselea sad be was tempted by its glowing Ira to end for dun. He woordinly wrote d ro ali a broker, Mr. Wood, who wee she the advertised broker of the company, to obtain for him Mly shank 11110bil s i s t 14% . same letter a cheque for 504, the azunat of th e Not bearing for soma time anything about the allotment of the share or of the *missy, as Übe 16th Oct. he applied to the secretary to know whoa the allonent of the shares we to be mole, sod be received a letter in answer attribute lag the delay so the lists sot having been returned from sane of the expected Hungrier shareholders ; but on the 23rd October he received &letter of allotment of fifty shares, and ha returned his dines for 751., making with the 501. first ent 1254, the 111110015, of the allotment, mad 30• aall on each abon. In the Deepother following he received an annotineement of • further call, but as mans came to hie knowledge he wee induced to resist it, an he nerved an monomania that his shares were forfeited. is Jose, 1863, an actin was brought against the pled. tiff by the company to recover the call that wee due, and he resided it on the of band, but the defendants bad failed to go on with It action, feeling no doubt the judos of the plea put by the plaintiff upon the record. The ground upon which the plaintiff claimed to recover Wok his money was the =lnatome:Cs which appeared on the face of the P which indeed him to part with his mossy— •=l. not bees for the., fade elateserad, sad dim door which had come to the knowledge el meneen; the extraordinary conduct of the premeesse, it wadi is di probability bare been • highly profitable aad seendel scheme • and it wee to be understood that he did ad Jr th teee/Ake company as altogether • bubble emanny— upon the pound of the false statements yid& the tus contained that bed been circulated Amon the The prospects was bred on the 2d Jul 1862, II vies been carefully enradered and seraled ost eouslY at • baud meeting, when the whole el the def ts were premed. The London Directory, the Law List, end the Clergy List were all resorted to for the pupas of obtaining the d arer of persons who should be tempted to subscribe. A large number of this prospectus was anordingly prated and circulated by the direction of the defendant It was headed "The Anglo-Deadka Stem Nuiptios sod Orel Oman (Limited). Ospitsl22o,ooo/., is 22,000 shares of 10/. each, with power to increue. De poet on application 1/. per share, and on allolumeli, 11. 10& No alb to be made at lass intends than three months, nor exceeding 21 - per alma Of the total amount of 2200001. only 150,0001. remains to be subscribed." Then followe d the usenet the five defenliab as director. ; reference we made to metre Hunan director to be appointed, end also the names of the send tors and broker. The prospectus then stated the satisfeeden the directors entertained of the establishment of the rm. way after personal Mapectioa 7 the necessity there was for an *deeded and improved navigation of the Danube, the Sears, tad the tributaries, and the extends and profitable traffic that might be reasonably expected ; that • menseger drib might be expected to spring op that would be very profitable, in tourists hiking that route for the 'this' sad the Elbe, to enjoy the attractive sad delightful scenery of the lower Danube. Am oog other Mims, it stated that the mammy nicessesed exclusive and important privilege, from the Surer government, together with • punted annual sum of 4,0001, starling for five years °sets!' ; do extensive water-side preens for dips, wharves, factories, and other purposes connected with the naviptioe anstreded to the company in perpetuity. and that the company had pa:shred three steamers, and engine and machinery for another, and proposed to add five or six larger reels and greater power, and end way adapted to the peculiar requirements of the trade, acid to lamease them se the increasing 0013WW011 demanded. The woman also prepared, the minx situated steed, for • term el three years certain, with the tof extension, and the exclusive pavane of working mins situated at es the sight bank of and clew to the Danube, whir l could be skipped at little expense. The vest extent of that erel field, the prospectus stated, extended over 25 English square mile, and it was spoken of as of exadent quality. Mee was also appended to the prospectus two nada relative to the coal—one purporting to be made by Mr. Dean government isoprene of cod mina for Durham, Northumberland, and Cumberland, and the other from Mr. John Watson, • practical Del miner sad viewer. After ✓atio' the amount of oral to be raised weekly, the prospectus f tether stated that of the capital of 220,0004 only 150,0001. reasaleed to be subscribed, and it ins not proposed to call up any more than the payeaset to be made on application and allotment of shares for a period of three months at beet, sad it was believed that the further ads would not be required at shatter isterade than six months. They would therefore see that there were three very pave inducements held out in the prospectus to the public ter their becoming sharehoiden—firet, with reference to the capital ; wood, with retinues to the position and pro perty of the company and third, with reform* to the reports which it was d ; ead had been furnished to the com pany with regard to the coal trees. He should, however, show them that in all those three prominent r oped glaring misstatements wired, and of snob a subelantial character as, if the truth had been known to the public, certainly the plaintiff would not have subsoribed one sixpence. The delay in tryim the action had arisen in ocusegneam of the defen dants baring sent out a 01=0141110011. to Semis to take evidence ; and, with regard to the number of actions that bad been brought against them, an o ff er had bees made to consolidate them, but the dreaded, declined nabs they were allowed to select the shareholder who should bring the action. And, of course, as it could not be permitted to them to put forward a phantom, the separate &Mous had been put down for trial After some farther observations the learned mouse' called as witnesses hr. Fisher, the Bev. E. W. Moore, sad Mr. & Weeds. The case was then adjourned till this day (Wednesday).ll COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Fan. 14. Satins at Nisi Prins at Guildhall—(Baton Mr. Bares Martin aad a Special Jury.) EAST O. This was an action by the ;melonsOf • wine merchant to remover the veins of a large quaatity of wine for the pia. pone of distributing the money ammg his auditors. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Marshall Grath' were counsel for the plastid; and Mr. Field, QC., and Sir G. Rooms' for the defendant. Mr. Baron Marti., in summing up, mid be had rarely known • more important case corae before the court when sitting at Guildhall, and it damned the maims attention of the jury. The Brat question for their consideration was this. Did the bankrupt know that in doing what he did on the 2nd July he was transferriai to a rine e creditor substantially all his available property, and that the con - apnoea, of it would be that he would be obliged to stop payment sod give up trading and that the defendant Orem- Lad knew that snob would be the cansequeeos ! If they did know that, in histo op inion the kande, was an act of bankruptcy, sad the plain tiff wee stabled 1,5911., being the amount of the w property which had pined into the heads of the defendant. Assuming that they did not know that, then • second question arose, vie, whether the lavabo represented the actual agreement bottom the parties. If it did, thew, in bin opinion, its:eluded all wine =that indicated by 1,M11., and the plaintiff wee ea. to 9001. The jury, after having been looked up a considenible time, found that the bankrupt and the defendant did not know be oatmnitted an act of bankruptcy on the tad el July, and that all the wine that passed on that occasion was of the value of 1,2311. They then returned • verdict for the plaintiff—damages, MO/. BIRMINGHAM TOWN AND DISTRICT Balm=.—A divi den eld) has d sod b balm of 12s. per gars for the past kati-yeee Wiees denim& VILYSTAL PAIAGI.-0/111 BILTILING DAY. -TURD DAT, M. 14. —Adatiseteee on maw% 487: ditto by els eve Ike" 786; total shit" 1.288. OtelTertiee4ment. s l a ttowAT's OINTRZZIT AND tittet—hesoertamt to .-4roe mars than thirty p.m two. reseiMe twee bus naked balms an therspentla New He tae allaaMatiett rams that they Dever eall be wros red to attar eziaird ar internal disarm Hadowars qpied aural AS wad nibbled ea Ida midair at Oa threat sad abort As um en* adopol an =rellis goodis lad wt= eammos Ihur didurak wall mon ras mar a tio add* AGM dY • bar Os dila raw • dads. cam Thr ram = agyradd da re amovastal= deep 1111.11 d, tall prom% as a t Mos la doom or isoWoo. so oft ' INNIS wino dwass or dirt easplakb 28.M1A 0, FEBRUARY 15, 1865. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION.HOUSA Mr. John Alfred Barry, and hb brother, Xr. lu red Bo yardarm, and proprietors of Mecham wad— cm a waroart, ehouspol. with Ibres poem m▪ ow in custody, thar asroarts, Cl* rees'iseey, sad do banalthe Hord Inekolo Lamm waded's, Gm. =mord large sous al massy, ineormame en goods Lady repressaird to bedsaroyell by the root dos at their wharf ha Jun sad November last—wsre op before the Lord sad Mr. Alderman Stoo k = this MIS with wad *so sod Mr. rasa asmotasted the prossentlea Mr. Oedema Bellaatiae defended the mimeo Mr. , Giffard west alp Me WO of the promotio, which, in poiat of fact. ware the emir tha6 have been adduced st the previous maranations of the Mar parties under a remand—timely, Amett, Saporta, sad Moro the fore arm employed on the wharf, and concluded by elating that the asersed met have had a knowledge of the fronds that wore big envied ea ap the imammonia. The primers ware both hid reloaded till Frida y amt, whoa they will be brought up for examination slog with w other prism's. MARY LEHONIA Mr. Tubbs, weld rat overseer of St. Marylaboae, at- Mad* before Mr. K.SOM oder the following oireamodooss: —lie and there wore several hundred men outide the court who lobbed to speak to his woad abort relief bear re. boil Moo. They wore all cc Saturday last, and were Warmed that they would be spa relieved foo.morrow. This they did not likcy sod detsrmWd to wait upon the megiMate. Mr. Suez—l sly think how ;far I have jurisdiction in lie adder. Mr. Tubbs—That is what I wish to draw your *Mika to. You have power to interfere when I mires medial relief. The act says, "In me arch overseer shall raises org to give "ash neesseary in say sob as of to poor parsecs not settled or m olly NM* in the to which nob overseer bebop, it shall sod may be viol for any faiths to order. Provided always that any Joan al the pros shall be empowered to pa • similar order for medical relit' Mr. Boox—Jart so. That Lit. One of the area was lotrodueed to his wonhip, and stated that be had been out of work for nineiZ read had a aka wife and three children. He only for relief het Saturday whoa be resolved a piece bread, and be was in want of bread now. Mr. Kee:—Have yen applied for en ardor el adathisa? Applicant—l have sot, se lan get work se seen am the weather brake. Mr. Knox—lt artalaly is very ioalonaut weather. Mr. Tubbs—We are mpg ears maim to relieve the poor. Lest Saturday we gave all Wee mere fella, and have ordered sr Mai quantity al bread for to-morrow. Yr. Knox—What relief did you give this =ea t Mr. Tubbs—As .he has • wife sad three oidldren he would maim two loaves sod grow*. I know the guardians wish to do their utmost in the pramt ermergesay, eon am doing what I can. Appliosat odd la bad no work, sad had pledged every. thing he could. He knew sot where to get say food. Mr. Knox thought this was • cos more for the inter feres°, of the polioe. Mr. Tuba—A peat many of the men now seeking relief have at tam been charged here for drunk and disorderly cooduat. rti t—That b sot sty come. a hbs.—No. Ido not en yit b . There eze tamp. thus. I will do what lau ter the deserving. All parties thew withdrew. THE EAPIPRONMILL MURDER. After our report left yesterday, Mr.Williama, for the defames, .said he meld not help saying than bad been a groat disposition, DOS only is this ease, but la the other, to keep back evidence. He should sale& that three wee so widow* to commit the primmer for wilful murder. Having called attention to the fact that today waa the fiat time that it had haw stalad that Harrington we mar in the taproom, or that the prisoner touched him, be said that it was quits akar that a roar had him going on for twisty minutia, and that them was a pascal melee. There was not arideece smash to eaniridt for wilful murder ; but there might be 'sough to seed for manslaughter, although be did not think the pawl jury would Ind the bill. _ . lir. Tillyseawt:ad be should comma for Wel, sad be would oomoult for the murder. LONDON AND NORTH WRSTERN RAILWAY. The report to the half-yearly meeting on the 24th inst. states that the working of the past six months enables the directors again to propose to the a dividend at an increased zeta, and it is furtherprcto state that the increase in the traffic cantinas through out the system—the traffic in cattle between Ragland and Ireland being almost the only exemption. The introduction into the accounts of the past half year of the traffic and ex ppasooasemes the St. Helens Canal and Railway and of the Lacaster (foal makes it seosmary, _in order to a comps- Awe, to add to the figures as palliated or year the traftle and expenses of those and for the same period. A. compared with the period of 1863, the amount reosived for pessaries, minerals, and cattle, the number of pameogers, and tons of goods ad minerals ranted, and of train miles run, have bees as follows : Pausengemka., receipts —1864, 1,395,5774;1863, 1,304,7834 ; increase. 90,8141. Goods, mineral, and cattle mosipte-1864, 1,596,6721. ; 1863, 1,445,9611.; lessee • 180,7U1. - 1864, 2„992.2494 1863. 2,7507244 ; mam 241,5251. The Morecambe bea ; ch (21 miles) was opened for passenger traffic on the Bth August last, and the Fades Tyldeiley and Wigan line was opened for trafilo oa the Ist September. The working of the St. Helens Railway PM miles) was Wear fared to this company at the same peeled. Two bills for the improvement of the oompany's existing lines, by widening the approach to Liverpool, and extending the Conway and Llanrwat Railway to Battery-Coed, and em bracing also a variety of minor provisions, are promoted by this company in the pealed wester. La furtherance of the objects 188y4, contemplated by the promotion of the LanLancash ire Union Railwa as laiaed in the report dead 19th February, , the have awed to with the same parties in catopleting the w" = 'auctioned measure, by extending it to the Mersey in inch a manner as to give the necessary accommodation at the least outlay of capital. The following bills are also =jointly with other companies :—A bill with the and Yorkshire Compare for wide** the Black pool branch. A bill with the Conaway, and parties locally interested, for a railway conneetist ui Hud dersfield with Halifax. A bill with the North Company for a joint station in Leeds. Nemirow bills promoted by other companies will require, and receive, the watchful &Waldo' of the directors. At a special meeting to be held after the trauseatioo of the ordinary badness, resolutions will . he submitted, confirming the formal apes mist for working the Lancashire Union Railway, and far the creation of ordinary capital in substitution for as equiva lent amount of stock, or shares, of the Stour Valley Rail way, and Shropshire Cape Railway and Canal Campmate, to be cancelled. The directors have speed to admit the Great Western Company to a joint and equal partmapatioa in the Shrewsbury and Weithpool Railway, to take effect from the 14 January last. The directors announce with great regret the death of their colleague, Mr. Philip Williams, and have to report that they have elected the Earl of Wilmer to fill the vacancy so occasioned. The'ustud tabular statement shows that owing to *4am:to of trials, and the additional taigah of line worked, the miles run by engines daring the pass all Melt exceed the miles run during the correspond. mg period 011863 by 948,689 train miles ; and a refer:woe to the statement of the revenue traffic sextant will show that the conspay have bees debited, through the railway clear. Dag house, for the use of other companies' yawns and au with the sem of 12,0701., or at the rate of more than 24,0001. per annum. These facts afford conclusive evidence of the necessity,aod expediency of providing additional stock to meet the requirement' of the increased traffic and work- i leac* the statement of the half year's satannte it will be ..~ in.i Mat Dee, MC 814 Dec., LB. The net proceeds amount to 411477. 13 9 474,618 9 3 To which add the balance eras lad account Showing a disposable Deism. of 190,861 8 7 806,403 6 1 Dividend reeeinmendvd, 7 per cent 974,019 1 3 T 84,199 • 9 Balance to be carried fa nest account The Thriseston reooratneod the piymerot of • dividend for the pest hall year at the rate or 7 per oent. per mom, carrying forward • balsam of 25.8424 7e. 6d. THE LO6B or THE ROYAL MAIL &HUM AlMS swi.—Tbo Board of Trade hiquiry trot resumed yesterday, sad the ninon dosed. It pkidpany related to the time whoa the Hest woe dneevered is the Adam Desk, sod to the sissearee which were *km to snare so alleiset took oat. Two pennigine, Yr. Aked,eatio la the dth Won ledia RaciouboiMr. St. Genie, lioninest4e tin 3rd Wart Wit, mid that tbe waded of the ossito throeflioat was calm, taergatie, wad wassao.like. Tin drat eaposer, Mr. Andrew Oslo, said that the vend woe win at full spool whoa ohs vizade, that the =gins were tire rennet awl then tweed ahead ann bat the iron wen speedily pat out. Mr. Lubber* 'dinned ths mart ea barn at the wham (Limos), and today the dation wSI be gives. Bazurmr BrrmaL —Haaaapabio tweak sad the andoslaroteeion peeraltr tooomassi amass betas the zeal hoallatal ot al/ beserapa Inn this aeelsiess st ma sat introduced iste thlsessmay. am wen to too rat preparations of cocoa oltharsillaollyo telholeale or temptable te the Mom& the sat vas dem soared la Ohs erne slab or so sesrtflfe saaantealaral is to Mean Mk nine. J. NM, et load" Chemist. vas Mum' fa the yew fill to tars his to Ms sod at lots* soomolloik vMf the melettam et Mahood* fry, to betas the last to prairie ea guilds ma la Mt empolliea. sad is raised Mitts pods& telemeilta ft maim tab mom It =tes through. so to board soos Me the darn.*an& ass /We dean Is so ea laelaseatlag. CEO ' albral l= arelr. " "taa wi tt s =" la cestaimil (MS TWA/ impatemt at leilive pea; pier—every aseemmy to Me preerth eat stlemitie at the Doti." Apia:—" At astellety moat Maio vem mei hirr Pita ether coffee et los." laressidals anis parer la a tramitteet am Mal top Willi boast ow*" se fleered la *Wiwi ilk, pc, sood lireolleao lib_ W Tito NW poelotta. sod sold at VW mmiahl per ra. by pus" easkdisams. tat dm miiht—fAihati 71101 f LAB? NWT'S GALATI'S. [sum or SOLICWOWI somas PAINOVIAMIS TO II OWIAINZO AT TEI 07710 S 07 TEL 02117 osourrma, own of oasizorror. smoroamadmrosse.] BANX3II7III. .TSWS SWIM ilsorstrost, Isloostworiero, banns, So Wir- ALllt rea ib m lleb. ft ilassisk Woolwich, Dilator, Neb. $7, at 1. JOSS 01111‘7. fait, Stratford, Ewe; watchmaker, Feb. !! t at lt. 10/111 IiaMIJOL Gooses °Lamm, illocktriorocitsi /01101 . 111KATION, Bt. James, late _ o prepelaber, Neb. IT, viii Moat Iliwakik tem, ll•gerJoboalresa Host* 014 Tom ollessarsimbegal. lab. Mahn. WOMAN Brat; Peateavlllearad, assebbalbler, Web. t 7. *ll. DBMS &WAID Game* Pereitatifrirtek lel* butcher, Web. fW MIL THOILAI /MUM DI Rom Upper Whitacre's-etre* tourtaymea baker, Web. T$ el L JOHN 1011ITIVILL VIOL TOIJI. Speacer-reed, Wks Weldettes, dw importer, Feb. 'A IL (WPM Kimura PLR; Wftebig-twee. WWI* Fah. 111, at truitait Bum it Elnplaadeoad, carpontrr, lob. 28, at It NWT JOT, Om Sc,e victualler, Fob. M, at L MINCIND M wpm, Loightabrides. torwsw• dal traveller, Fob. 18, at L Bomar W Cmma /Isom, Dukesireet, Bt. James's, pntieume, Neb. a& I. Omega Imam>, Blacktriars-read, and Widtchart/ard, lona. work, Keleher:4 KO, March 2, IL WIT Mum K ralracesion at etrost, Battones, Ills oars dealer, March; at 11. Maus SmatT, Akisroptset, late corn dealt , March 1, at 1 linear Braless, diarteirost, Bloomsbury, and lower Norwood, carpenter, March IL at Mem ABM CM = Pa It w, MOW, beardlnebonse kirremr. March 8. at 12. MOW Omni, AllmeLter., [ft's-cross, carman, Mar.% at It WW2 Lawn, r, M Creamier:Wl Wererma. Mincintlans, coital broke L Meat TROBIDOSO arshB. PI., fewer Norwood, batchar, March 8, at I. Mira= DAVE, VioteriaTermos, Stockwell, clerk to the Audit oiler. Ilmiermstasms, March 8. at 11. BLUM KOMI MOM leediaballet., merchant, March 0. at n. WOMB IMMO 1100/Maas, Colchester, balm, March a at U. 100 Nahme Par, Indio" Worcestershire, voterinary sur seam March 1, al it Itowaie Herr Nauss, Mossier, Warwickshire, and WiNord. Gloacsatershbe, brim, lab. 1111, at 12. AiTeouT JANA Bromyard, Ihrolordshirs, aMM ealsonian, Mardi 1 at it Joan Tereus Nothailt, Correia, coal dealar. March B. at It Teems lawn 101111. Nut" 1111811 1 dro, Motor 01 KINK Fob. 14. at IL Joel 1211111romm, Hartland. Coronet., tats farmer. Mar. 7.8111. Rowe Dind,. thstlisle, di= Minsk at It. DAVID WADS, , Fab. U. at IL Janus Atexmilma iaili re d ris and L ora Rome? CLOW. Liverpool. grocers. NM. bt, TIMM UMW at mad Lute KAMM lAMBI% Mserhostrr, manatioterms d welled goods, Fob. 18, st It Joao WZALIAT and Ibtram Waal:NT, Beila Brides, les carldrit, mmiMaceirers. Mardi l4 FaMdmice TOUIOBI, Om it, Falcate% millway dark, lab. 18, at IL Jeue Momi,Broothwtok,llllallereek,fuTuembelldor, VIM MatlO. Lim lots, elisakt, organ bend's, Feb. FL st 9*. GEOME Muss, VmsansMor, dark, rob. V, at V. Commas 9mm, Lokester, tabor, Mama 4, at 101. Munn Ilium& Upton St Leonard's, Olomosslasbln, beer soar, rob. 16, st IL lAN= iMorS, Luton. ladtemlobfre, tat and bonnet block TRAM. 10. 17. sta. Ststrinw Jou' ABMILI, 11102 Womesbe, Backlspamshlre, baker, Fob. ft, st 1L TIMM Psalm and Osmium Flax" Man Yeeksilre, W'Jolson, limed 1, at 11. LIAII MAIN, DwOmMi, boot sad shoe doMer, Feb. V, at li Amara tampon, lomtallsa. r0b.16.14 U. Timms Porn; prTras kimer, balshor, rob. 16, at 11. THOME BMOI, Nara S. at L AIMEE MEMIM ADAM, Birmingbig4 kisliciasod slotaMler, lob. FL M IL BMW Kkldensuadar, pansbm Feb. V, at 1L Mein VIM.. Weimar, sloommicer, si 11. limnWuotoTou. Iterliompon, Lath 4. at le. ALMED PIIMOO. boollor, Mime 4,16 10. Magma Limns, our, 15r0d004116., meslareltdor, March 2. at It. ROMP Delasiloy, Stadoastfruk, mace, Feb. 26, L FL at JAME Smumr, Marna; Clunbodund, master MAW, Fob. SAIVIL MAMMY. Aldoesnot, empontor, Fob. 114 i 12. AMR riEnmes MAYFIELD. Aklemba, plumber, Feb. 26, st 11. raar a. 3- /darth7. H. Reasell. Aldeessaffisery, swami inwebeat-Much H. Tuff, Weimer, Kee& aped tea embeffice-Mandill. Bursa. Queen's-reed. Ditch ter. ld lossper--111ffish 9. A. Mich 10 iir=gy lli nly =gim k alg t - ag Bell• Vas-plus, Ms Mei dui March 10. IL P. Hessecit, W we, ecemsereial traveihr-Marth l& J. Bieber, I. l= cettis salsessan- Mach 10.1. Weltaffir._ Lae, Lest, bop _ arch 10. W. Dynast, Mace. Nab& tended behlE-iamels 10.1 law& PhreeklpffiMews. Feddffiffim. = 3lllllll m , m _ 10. J. A. Brews. F1W11111140114. Broommtes. March 10. H. W. Orembs, tieliffiem publicem-XlCiffig. V. offilm, Walieffisiebread. grocer-March 10. I. Prles,Westmere lendutrese, Phase, moan-Mardi 10. J. Msnibrey. tench. Wowed ffietuallsr-Mask le. A. Bar moodery, rer mseeeast-Mareh 111. 1 =y= d inmeg. buteler-Xmah & Wile" liganceralrest, Itaidesse& rollamt r=lisi the al navy -March T. Z. liatien, Goma Oakalsiels. Tows, keeper-Mardi F. X. POMO. Brehrsgh Cffilsr.ffirealt. Mean beer maker-March 9. Sarah Ward, ihralbses, licessed victualler- March I. s Oliegnme, Forustaba.ooort. Cheriffide, semis eke mgest-Marffi 9. F. James, ihmies.strest. Cimades Tows, and Greavilleetrtet, Brunswiek-maare. banshee keeper- Mardi 9, W. J. F. Mosher. Acton.stzest. Gray s-Msesm& selb Mods ffiwk-March 9. & White, /AVM highsmehlre, cattle dealer-March 9. G. lasSm ft. hemp* tainirk Xydewark. patentee of Witting to all esiense- Mask 14. T. Bartholomew. Woolwich, china deffier-Meek 14. is Woods. Idaremet-terrees, Paddington-gram ; BL ldsrtistissaert. St. Martin'elase . and Great Marylebemsetrud, Pertiaml-plasa. Mauch cd March .J. Itr. A. dealer- ilaynon, Great lb Malveria. 664 So=rn. stable keeper-Mardi & T. Jennings, Swages,. pear- U. X Cornwall, isseemelpe- Maxi 9. W. H. 81=, Shativer plebs S. L J. Birch. Kingston-upon-Hall, hair seethe mesidestarer- March IL Senesesll. itslgoesk Lbteffinedire. greese-idarek J. Draper Brigs and Kelsey. lieseleshlre. mai dealer-lierds 8. W. Wiestley, Kingston.ut:- ‘ l , l:l_.zwzbaskes-am 41. P. Clark. Ilngsta. upon-Hull, IL P. W. Barins bury, Upton, Lincolnshire, land survere-liards 14 Z. X Liverpool, coschbulider-March la. J. Xelised and W. Roberta, lin 10. 1. Boughey, New nley thin iewe, Den t i r gre. Weal dealer-March 9. J. Ma Btl I Pm vision dealer-Much 8. T. lisiftwell * labs Dar Littlaborough, leneashire- March 8. .A. Newt" lieseffiffils upon-Tffise. ouoiectioner- March 8 P. F. Wads, draisemd. con:B=810km sgent-March 1. T. Elawksky, Need& hntabw- Aprll6. J. Fawn, ism, Sheffield, shopkeeper-Mach L 1. Illedg, Sheffield, warehousemen-March 28 W. Dark se,M ford, Steftordshire, cooper-March X G. X. Bloody, 1 .7n 11 , rope masker -March 7. J. W Bile, Madame, -Mardi 9. J. Illiott. Torquay, builder-Feb. IS. J. It= . Airbus, kankeeper--Mareh 8. W. Mm ia rton, butcher-March 8. 8. Jose& Northaseptcw. esilses-Feb. Harris, Harbertoulord, Devonshire, thatcher-March 10. H. Hughes, Xassassaur, Denbighshire- Feb. St. G. Jackson, Liverpool. Ole maker-March 9. N. Lim" Halm& Lena des, besreffier-Mask 9. B. Devin d Uses• cheder, comsobskm sit-Mach 9. H. ht UM licensed vietnaller-Maxi 9. 1. IVY*, disc, March 17. Davie. MIMI. Yorkshire, roller 10. & Townes,, Leeds. cater-March 16. J. Rh* Teed& wre v-perch &t. J. TOIIIIDIPM, Leeds, Miner-liana S. T. Tradassioury, litaliordeffire, drepw's asebbmi. 1111111117PICY ANNULLID. 110.7. IWO Tffisoltanineter,Devousiare, clerkfaholyardera DUCLULITIONS OF DIVIDIII7M. Jamie /mom Shrewsbury, draper-dividend of I d., an, Thursday. at Illanser's, BaLIAMDI Lingrwird ßirm oartsiordshlre, brick manstao. surer-dividend of te. 84., any Thursday, at Maness% Pitr. mingle= Ham! Kaarezirs. Sunderland and Ibutlibt haberdasher--1M dividend or Is. 9d., any Saturday. man's, Neweastleupos-Tyne. G. Dams, - DifiDENDIL March 1. G. Jails Woburn Bedfordshire, draper-Hazel 1. /mph Coburn, Deisolsb OSbons Ind L Osborn, Eslawka, lee; alsossualows-teb. W. C. Tsars* sad W. Tama& Wow t. Bois, and Ivar&oHwissit Cansa4owa, ow darling ; C. also at Goirsivalwv. Hodiard toasad sardros - Mirth 1. L G. Banos „ Jura, coot, EHOvelalsr, Cll/. old Ad vodka warsiallssruat-Mareb S. d l ii . Dsdl wt bard. tare team- Mush & T. W. Werner. Creed . Him, Oramsllarelt & Z. Webs Oreasserow, isuaraissuswood, sal A •961011, lairton, dour iselor-Narea t C. Glabbtars llewasmeatt, Haropshlre, painter -Marsh & Z. Revolt Haw Ord. phiber-Wareb 1. 1.14. tar n tes .. ledzwea . Corawall. Water -March 1. J. Wont, Dm, Lew ilr Cornwall, Swww-lob. 11. J. Hake, Ltworpset frosspids sisrebsal-Narst 1. L jawassinoaa a Wadi sad nest malter afar! aJ. Farm Wedamouslead, tamer -, lob. EL GI. Ellis sad Z. Ms. . Yakalikm. groom Tel. II& S. Mars, Mao Cliff, 1 11111100-rel. IL S. hark Dewsbury, YMtaWs. beessilisr-leb. St IL Ards. Pim Hunsuslowo, tunas( -Kara L J. Onatpdarowbodit froimer !NW. -0011WPrasilks, low - bow korger-Pe a rn. Tour& twwwwtssa, am wasobs torer-leb. El C. Dhow Dallwa. wierhstay surporibb. IL J. W IL Daskar, Itrawrostb. lissigsliim 11l O. Hunt. 004910, ballt It . , Hina W. ur--isb. ft A. Drysat, ~sr. W. A. J. learbsil, lasulpsit, bairese-Tob. Et H. tali&a, Portsmouth. awisisal is Ow royal warry-Feb. St H. Brim Tastrass be rhs rwsl savy-leb. Ws 1 T. turaddas, Serdissa. ai&Watr-tsb. OS W. L Allan, Ports mouth. iddirdi ging =a sr II the royal navy-Tel. It T. Hales, Pretwss, kostar-V•b. Yr. J. Oiann., lAndypart. ntaler at bur-lsb. It W. Badoock, Portass. batthastub. It J. K. Harleaoteriara, -lob. EL G. H. Lassa, Tartar. &mist --la ri r. r a ller iar o, Sentbses. fauna to a befit -Iw. 11. C. Mot Paramusalas sa t in-tob. A. 3. O. LOW, Parlor. watebasalwr-Esb. IS. lema IlsowaS, Vow" plumber-tab.:l. J. WsialL ND, SlROgrate. RailVaile. ow plater -let ft O. Ilitas, lAsilderS, caraw-Marek U. P. L Cole, lhaelowebwiaw& arias Earch 1L L Est. sand, Swilissisest, roma, w Welos wissirst-adwel U. A. Loyd, Now Illsalnlallilast Oat lo MTN WWI DEOLICIII4. J. r. mama dl r. w= i tzsm. 12104 8 816 1, -.1. Warr sad a Ask -Q. roma saa 6. 7 =14. Lab Ma. aespra ar harms ar haw. ladamraer . Wawa% arra mmalaciamss-1. L ewers sir Z. Isskasa, W. Naseasbamegm, arars-L N .1. Men si t a = sad 1. Dersaz. Oriarbers„ Akira Noway. L Omsk ma ONF arm Led sof Jl . Lire emirs-2. L. L. Mawr sal O. Mem Per sad Loma areghigeft s.b l ibii " l o4\ l4 7 .6—a = wasslossoma-11. Om sal W. Mr. wberweliesa-P. a. Calm sal A. L. IL isismsas, tc Peer*. Clty, Mem Naas sismsfselasses-J. der, J. L. rt. Orm. bass Iftadssaar, arm as be r semis J. Man-J. MIMPIIR air J. Puns . 1. Thasessa. Aare" O. Tbsiessa, 2. Puny. saa 3. aa. AatisoKilk, No far is nerds 21aarsa-: N. Imams sa4 C. Mira" eadeks Lorene Watts. mar Namday samarrasre Iders-Aas I Na smi J. Comer. ficassrbi= „ estalira. sseassabswar-W. Mare AEA . Wm. aesimbroallwa-W. las 1146.4 a" lami°74 4l Isal lial tr g f4- * W M° =e rn . rakU n rw, 4ll • alike asaiat.-w: N. Woods sad LL. Woods, W rms.. Cale-1. Dearer Disrass. Naerta, laamerq arra rearrasians-T. w Wsnat sal S. l'figlar Prot" kosaikko. Issa om =nerd sad T. Ildrad. Itadesedl== ese r . Ore me R. Poem Ihsleasle • ad eleaksa-J. Ern see 2. Cbraboria. arilo Imbues—W. 0 Doma. Ina. aad T. H. Uwe ay. Way, wan olksot—J. m r24 Mesdis, it Da Mis= a 4ll3m. "I.7 ft wiLL loss. MaJor Rose, Moses Los, G. Dr* crsimsliss. bind 11-;lwaTlWlar ar Moot sod c. 4. wihrk kosokosessa—L illaakaa Miaskratss. r= ii. /kopw ri met 1.11 p 114 s.„V arrikoornik. saWaluity Todmidro, = wserlel wiaree—w. Okik, Work irosiksorms, so kr as komi s J. B. ssi X ICBM Dkar, ammo e„ -- -T, ask, XD. RsIX sod . Skis. Dorm aver ream; so tar as i zal. Z. lea DXWEITIMO3IB. Autzarma ausisa b rzpir — ririad im 14. aS Carr Jour rum. I =sts. bias , ma* Pak le, asibp tdos ed ionneu m mildmiSk iskarti. edribleddir odds airy ft% at re rasay Olarem• PE= amar. imaass aad Jarrow, *re, hi . IL ea 4: 1 1,11• 15.6d1 = ra errals 104 Illadipwrie Iriff Vara men Dili k, arr larezar mar r Ir at re Id mo* Wriara Miro nogriaroa, Gnaw* merar rek 1,. • re Tarim War Chror*L..... Porn CHIN•wr. NW raw* HA Olarlow• MARKETS. TALLOW.—Tusous E., o.—? le tfmk.Y. Sri. raw. 41a. ad. t • oli. 41 0 . ; mu* April Jams, 410. 441.; /WY , 4 6 mate. at; Odabor t . Deoaatbar, 42g. Dailvaly to lot sook 134 ado ; at arrivols. P. 14.—We bays le ivy, dull aid me iserake anal* Mir, 8 4 ra i ekti prism Tile miss no Z(100 kW. al vile KO Nob% pet mad quelmilm 1 7 % =TON GOODL—Mannaern. aeld le still leagekl, bees aad Oen droopier,. Dein Zt yens hes very Oat icy, sad M sieheeels ably lawn would ben to be Mina swank lawn dens with snob degreass, The sal se dis d lawn be deposed to operate et stay dein sib m " o dd be wan so eseen. For km, bade neee else bad bad a sysisi wed den mend, mad say eines p k b e i lest weeds may sew be said to be oath* len Thais little more sneaks at the neared sales, bet it bas nod led le lay Mien worth as le elan ell he =is piton establined awl, len week bed hip by the cessareasenest of a* sad Inlay the ma d spasms to bees lab as it ma be. DOM fen very little disponible to ores* sad A eLe e zba s a swaging till the snivel et the eissumr (the Chsests), sow overdue. Wen auk ap their ulna There seed Jul se to peke, bat it appears t o b • e welly et s%N ebereeter, sad the elm awn en aseledisdly be. b he es an be istireed, very tow wessieetena i....„ bove en the eeecessioss issetled by /Oa Win, et bri d elay. tiy the 11001121 esee=h o beea wery liana genet et na etcrioarl, bat eon this pi:e r r= nine* h i sakes. Ilisanfeetarees ark seen posnlysis way way slowly. sad these is bet little yeaserneyet their pert to sell goods. WOOLLEN.—lisos, 14.-1 Ire• Ws Inns* atteadiass bah in the aelsersol owl irldis Midi= Sweemtl pnwels at wig pads, is *ever if maw, mad phi and law isibass. bon bra b••• t• • arked• =MI eigli boa& Rehr ramie wilient *ay pirsegilble ILINUFAKIIV . IqB. . Its. 11,-le bWs lo a - 1W t o•tro y 5 , 7 , 4 O b iW - to aim Om Lot week, Ind mono di& oomoot Walk! troseactions otoomod, but co lio la* Mho woo owl oo Wok No is wool at r soua lopotoo• hood &a poroboon to somosablo was ond null amorimat dock, bort Mid ti ke lit bn loomoolion. Woolll.—Howessnma, It— away one agity-kirog, bst, to ant aka toml. kg, tboy wow uswilling to buy asopt is soliquallis Doi" lawnwer, raga ins is moisiskkg pigs CORlT.—ems, Firs. 14.—At to-day's moist a leap la ed Magna wheat, statestatesells more many at WY %Wars munsay. Feeeiga usgiseted. meept alba Bailie white, which moven off in retail at Ms atm. ley held far more mosey, which cheek hams. km ad pr flair darer sad bat few elf wring, Bab huh* =at prime Farvour ol sallies. Term esiel, op Asa quay.ign arrivals fee tie week :—Mid a SO qrs.; heavy, 2,344: kens, 336 ; ppm, Eff ; ham* iIiWEL FM —W• bad a very small asp* al Ike her. to-day, the took for whisk was km at the id ate el last week Barley mass more sparingly, asd I nig alias in prim. Beans sad peas la. per qr. isms. Limns, Frs. 14.—The musket far what Is es vise than eat IPriday stall we *isnot quote any aims a the money of %last day. Barley Mhos lova Pare este, sod saes artistes se lashes. Loma, Fn. 14.—At our uraige6 today W ler* d wheat was mall, Um alsseesd was at My IM tab Barley, geed main simp lerise and oak m Minas( quail= dew sale at kb sass. Best al oats mei 6d. to la. per qr. higher. Per tea geshrli ths power r—Whaat, white, new 631ke. to WM le bee., to 4k. ; ditto, rid, dabs. is Mk, 375. to 31 1 r. • kik, sa d. old, eilke. to Pea, 114 3k. Bailey,. hest elievalier smiting, Mks to 164 3k. to 345. ; dill, rens Chevalier ditto, 6411 m le Ma, 9b. M 3515. Oats, 811bs. to 421 be., 225. to 21.. Ism old, Ohs. to Wm, 40s. to 42e. ; ditto, sew, NM la kis. Ms. to 37.. • Newmann; Frs. 14.—The weather madams d • wiatry dandier. At our market this iseraiig I sardseate show fr o mheat from the mowers, sled Mit not is fresh the mask the tabu mom+ sum whet more imams, which reeeksi is a goal WWI bolsi dose at rather over Naterday's rates. Plow NO mere eadly. Malt* balky som, hems de ad show nada diposittee to opera* Wag se fay ISM Oriadiag barley ts bettor demand. Is Misr Milks Mee little variation to Mil. BAUSITIZT, Fes. I4.—At to-day's market the weird clet:=111 SaitablY =sad there e z : s a l y buyers ; bat is whist me Lowly at the Ira rates Of Lit weak. Flom 1 1 value. The inquiry for best maniples of barley was latilk whilst rougher mete were a dull male, tat litre well assistaised. Mall about the same es Let pail. ■ oats, beans, and peas, the trade was strady, sad strimilf there was a sessrally imperoved less le-day. MUM* to 43h. Beaky, 235. to Ma. Oats, 19e. WM. bean Ma to Me. l'eas, 345. to 465. per qr. Tem% itr to lls. pit basted, Malt, Oda. to 110 s. per qr. Flour, 28t. to Ms. ps sack. CATI72.--flainainn Fn. 14.—A1 to- dab aid Dore we. • tehathly s e mike of been bat the On bone el buyers wee Trade peoureDy wee wr14 1 4 bet lets la the dap the better web win dosed 40 Miser war p&ekbat • amber of the mph lab mined odd. Thee sappy at sheep wee very ell et whisk fond entherre, eel teisse ePd be tan spirt the bane. We bed b les selne ea eller, seasequetly wiry little bedews wseg sal prim were Ten Gm Then were to own et pin, hat be trade wee sleek ia oneennes miner high paten abed. larlambldir 10811 Den subset. 12s. to 13e. per score ; dew en wh, 41,c_ to lb. ; hest Dowa andloa. 8/ le 9d. per ; Mak IL Ted. ; net, 741. be 7ed. ; hen pen. 71 70., sad 9s. ato lb per non 9d. ; peso bows. S UP SL per . ; dry ditto, 8/ to ; nisei 9d Ds . 10d. ; own , ell store *Ole. to len e tt ; 801 to with waves. IW. to lb. TRA7IIO 'mums. I.IILWATL /11110 lir /kw 1111101 0.100. sera Oralss. UK Week Mani 1 10 e. 2 L a a Nut Inman 1106 1 isteas nos m i tt eek ig =Tr. IL Oat isli Oksoseriftalli Walrus U: V: " Weak teem lib. n. Ikeain so 151 1.464 ...1.0 Ikea I.loo=an lao Lins LOU 4 . 106 Liadem x i b lima — MU 11l L 147 Itarell BIRTHS, HAB.RIAORS, AND DRAM SlLTOlL—Daboosff 11. Orattoo.lodp, Isdiblerelk was of Kr. J. Wirms, DAVlDloll.—loiroory U, at Zwell. lung, tie web of • In. T. Davidson. ot SoeSider., T/LlYbasory 11, st ttooDocomeello, Ibtodelego4 lb* lotto of Dr. C. B. TON of a geeligger- Wl4llll.—lobroori I& 24 DEO" geseeggeest 11.1. el 11 . WIPP. In., .1 ariahm MARRIAOII3. XYLTT—SILV.--robrotosA Oft AoaroW te Os La. J. . aords, W. Dolt Soo!, o CI 7, gelblem. go larababo. &DOW eg De. W. iteig. • 111=1M112.--fteroary 11, at St Joba's feed o A / ' dlaitoo, D. It Sisebb . , lbs, of to 11. io 1080. Ofoo lbs.. of 1100,— ol 11•11/1•111.—Meons11, St MIT A ll. • BleseeDW. Kai Dot B. Laemr,L4Wrtille koloestaedregr fig Z. ••• DUTRA g. DlLTAN.—Pelgests 11 . et Limon ROO" 11011,884 ina#4, 14suaan fiznat sad IS Cluptia. lama POD 811111 . 1 . O. IgagrArAggeeetf MN. ISwoo'reis. DIM ° lomeariok. we of G. irsaret e tolVr . TUDZZL—FoIosn de, dd." a• Tatar in n mold Palsied aud Pubdahad graarguaillat lausbardrapl, • lba AI ed Mao. d laimaurdapass. do al liasEdur, Maxll/111t . ,