The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-08 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIpMT. MUSS OF LORDS.-4stnaDAT, MAWR 7. The Loan OlurcaUna took he seat en the node* et ***Wee. THE CASE OF KR. EDHVNDS. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed attention to the amps of Mr. Loomed Edmweds, late reading clerk to their herdthipe's hum, else a clerk Is the Patent Odes, and elerk le the Ocommlasiours of Patents, mad who. in the wane of en investigation in Tolerates to the Patent Office, bed bean diseovesQ to be a defaulter to a considerable mount. It appeared that a report to that effect having been made, Mr. Edmonds pad Into the Treaeary seam of 7.87:11. A farther report wee this preened. which set Beth that Mr. Edmunds was still • defaulter to the extent of 9.1001. To this, however, he bad sot yet put is ea ewer, bet it was understood that he disputed the amairecy ef the statement Upon these aircumsteues comito his (the Lord ChaseeWs) bacierledso be directed Xr. Maude to be isfessed that be shield lay the two reports upon the table, sad more for a eseumittes to inquire iota the matter. At Mr. Limeade's request this proceeding we delved for • few days, sad spas the arrival of the day on elf& the communication we to have been made to the house be presented • petition from Hr. Edmunds radioing the °Moe of readies dal and preyism for • puska. That pentios wee referred in tha usual way to • committee, mad be Lad Chit:miler) had not commusicated the Gatermatioa le possessed to the committee, because the law °Mese of the crown were cif opinion that there was so ground for laatitutier criminal proceedings. Moreover, the whole of the inermatioa which led to the discovery of Mr. Ed moods's defalcations had bee °Wised from the cenfendoe of that penes himself. With respect to the two posts an ceded with the Patent Moe vacated by Mr. Falmesda, the Prime Minister had appointed a relative of his (the Lord Chancellor) alert to the Patent Office ; but the clerkship to the mettle oonnoissiomere would sot be filled up esti! theatre' al that oEoe had been eassidered. In conclusion, the noble and learned lord moved the appointment of • committee of *airy into the whole case. Tito keel el DERBY said he was not surprised that the Lord Cissecellor had taken the earliest oppeetunity of making this explanation, for there were three distinct cease to be inquired into. namely, the owe of Mr. Edmunds. the OW of the committee who on imperfect information bad woonunended the gnat of • peril= him, sad the OOWTOO which had bees panned throughout the matter by the ruble end leaned lord himself. He was teemed that Mr. Edmonds had peed the money which he bad since paid ever foto a deposit bank and received interest for it. And if that were all, although be might have acted improperly, the ease fell very short of that which eould be imputed as a criminal sot. He (Lord Derby) was not altogether weig hed that • somewhat hasty awes had not been taken in referees* to the office of reading clerk. sod he wee informed that Mr. Edmunds had been told by the Lord Chancellor that if he revived no obstacle would be interposed to his obtainieg a pension. The LORD CHANCELLOR &enured the noble earl that the seteneat was entirely without fundaties. The Berl of DERBY accepted the denial ea • matter of amine, bat added that he had made the statement on positive information. The most satisfactory coarse would have been to bring the whole .abject in the first instance before the house. Several noble lords urged the anfairaern of withholding from the committee to whoa the question of the prestos to Mr. Edmunds had bees referred the ercuestasees con seated with his defalcatioos at Ohs Patent-Geier Earl GRANVILLE—I shall certainly follow the press* Into not the exempla of the cohle earl opposite (Esti of Derby). The Lord Chancellor having made a unreal statement, which the noble earl acknowledged that he wee justified is making—(lmer. hear)-1 appeal to your lordships, whether in that statement the noble and learned lord did not care fully abstain from making say stela upon Mr. Edmunds, or upon the oormaittee—(bear, her)—who decided open renting a pessioo. Feeling that ft is the ems of the house that a commies* should be waisted, and ogresing with the noble earl that a dissuasion is premature sad must be uniatisfactory. I would suggest that the house should follow the noble earl's precept, and at his example, in Marooning the matter at present. The LORD CHANCELLOR then rose to put the question. The Earl of DERBY —I would sagged whether the in quiry should sot extend to Mr. Reaunds's tq ap pointments, and to the circusastanois of his the offices which he has resigned, as well se to the cause hie resignation of them. Earl GRANVILLE—There will be nothing to must as inquiry into the circumstances of the resignation, but there are no fans before the loan is retinue to the original appointments. The Mugu's of BATH—There are rummy all over the town of pudic notoriety in referees, to Mr. Edmunds's ap pointment,' at the Patent-ones, and it would be well to stake inquiry into them. Earl GRANVILLE— I have aridashe to conceal anything, and I believe that when the committee is appointed your lordships will dad that the members of the government will be anxious to give them, and to obtain for the.., every wire Elation. But fdo think that riunours, w have sot eves bees stated, are beneath the dignity of this home to notice. The LORD CHANCELLOR—If I rightly . underlined the edge serf (Berl of Derby), he dishes to loot*, hi% the eireumstenose euenseted with the original appointments of lir:Edmunds, and the habil', of his — offices: The Earl of DERBY— I certainly think that the dream eleaces under which Mr. Edmunds held his offices ere °kronor stances which must necessarily arise in the room of the Inquiry as to the alleged &detentions of public moneys. Bat if I am assured by the noble earl that the inquiry of the com mittee will tot be stopped because of the mete want of formal words being inserted in the motion in reference to the re signation of Mr. Edmunds, and that the noo•iusertion of them will not preclude inquiry into the circumst•oom under which be bald his offices. I will not call upon your lord.hips to lomat particular words. It mast, however, be distinctly iendarsiood that the inquiry is to extend to all the circum stances connected with the various offices held by Mr. Edmunds Earl GRANVILLE—I have not the slightest hesitation in saying that, so far from opposing, we shall promote the most smashing inquiry into the whole subject. But Ido not think it is desirable that any mere tinned wards should be added to the motion. Lord ItEDESDALE—I still entertain great objections to this motion, for we do not know whether Mr. Edmunds will be promeded against in a civil action. I 'meld meted that the latter part of the nisei= should be emitted, and that the inquiry should be ooefined to what took place in this house and before the committee in reference to the The Earl of DERBY—The committee is to inquire into all the circumstances connected with Mr. Edmunds' lreeig- Wile of his offices of reading clerk, clerk of committees, clerk of patents, awl clerk to the commissioneis of patents. There is uo mention in the motion of his compulsory resig nation of clerk of patents. But that ought to be inquired Into, and the report of the commissioners laid before the misomittee. The LORD CHANCELLOR—There will not be the !met abjection to this addition to the motion, and I should think it will be reasonable to inquire into the whole subject. Lord REDESDALE —I still think that the inquiry should be confined to whet occurred before the committee. The Duke et ARGYLL thought it would be better that the whole of the subjects should be inquired into. Laid COLCHESTER was uederstuod Mao, that nothing was before the committee bat the petition of Mr. Edo:mods, Malin that be had resigned and preying for a passion, sod that the committee unanimously agreed to grant a . _ penflon. The LORD CHANCELLOR then put the following motioo :—" That a committee be appointed to inquire into all the circumstances commuted with Mr. Edmunds' maim nation of the ewer of reading clerk, clerk of oommittees, also of slack of patinas sad deck to the oommissioners of pates* end aim into the circumstances attending the grant of a pension to Xt. Edmunds," and the motion am minded was speed to. CAKE LICENSES (IRELAND) BILL. This bill mused through committee. THE BA N ICRUPTCYANp INSOLVENCY (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Earl SL GERMANS 7nOnd tbesZenidrearlisg of this bill, and data that it was to amend the law which enacted Slat railway companies in Ireland 'sight be adjudged bank mot. It was intended to make the law similar to what it wan in this country. The bill was then read a second time on the understanding t►at the Maths should he discussed is committee. Their lordships then adjourned at five minutes before 7 o'clock. BOUSIC OF COMMON&—TVEBDAY, MAME 7. The SPWAAZI took the choir at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. nu Wowing bilis wen read a second time :—Brintel &ad North Somereet Railway ; Osrth Quarry Railwa ; Mar borough, Wiebewals, sad %Mos Railway ; 9tewehooee sad Naileworth Railway ; sad Goole, Kesdby, and Haney Juno- Ilea Railway. NEW MEMBER. The O'Dosroosos Wok tbsTooaiTia his best fat Tildes. RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL MI. WHITE gin notice that is Thursday ko would aak the Lint Lord of the Treasury whether, with • view to —)dish trieedly mistime with Brasil, it was the intention et the governreest so baba is a bill this woos ta the act of the dab and Vic., e. 122, called the A berdeen Act. SCHOOL ENDOWMENTS Mr. ADDZILLEY peripheral lee =Aim with roped to wind redowmosir =ill April 14. COUNTY REGISTRATION. Nr. WNNTEEN gate seder that Oil Friday •at M vadat de the Seleetiu7 of Mato for the Horne Departateat vilarAhar it NY ids initialise to bring in say mama inontiodina I►e reoaseimeilationo etatalsod in the report of lbw mint votandelet la the loplokatioa tit eeeidty vetoes ; eloothor be fatoodled Mgattgis a bill fordo repaid= ti musty togistratise. THE MALT TAX. Ws F. KELLY, is rides to Ewes "This `ay tutus sashes a/ ',direct tuaties this house dead Ulm ids sissidasties Yeasty es rid; with a tin Ms Us early re- Julhi„4,(la , f3l, . 4 AWE EXPitESB, WEDNESDk e ~,1,74.*Zi ... audits mad etiolate repel," edit be might to date that be Malmo mikado& with me* OOP "Mime is fame of the repeal of the malt tax, bet from the impossibility of affixing his signature to them In time for hie modes he must delay permuting them until another day. Ile thought the time had now arrived when this gumshoe' of the malt tax ought to be Pared on a practical sod intelligible footing before parliameet sad the ooustry. He believed the fret effete of a repeal would be to supply good and cheap beer to at least a sillies of the labanrum classes who now could drink no beer at all ; aid further, that it would supply to another million of the working elegem a good sad ohm 'Mehl fastosd a bed, adulterated, and deer beverage. In that part of the eouutry ,is which be (Sir F. Kelly) lived, aid mining labourers frequently had so mem thee 112. err 13. • week. A cm receiving that rate of wages could set afford to drink beer, and he *ever tested it, except at harvest time, when be received It by way of wages. And this was as additloual argument against the tax, namely, that it was an actual tax upon labour, frame& ea It was, upoe setae mashes, gives to the labourer in lad al wages. (Hear, hear.) If the labourew could °sly get • geed mad wholesome bear at home, be theoght the result of re. pealing tea tax would be to effect a social revolution as great mired's', bees oosfened epee thismatry. Hemel& say a few words with fewest to • class • of gentlemen of the highest respectability-1w meant the temperas*, mociatione—who believed that the vetted of the malt-tax would lead to I 111111141111•6011 aed drtiekeneem. If he imagieed that would be the result of the change he should not for one moment come forward to amass it. Bat Ist him appeal to the house on this peist. Wee it because drink could be had at a cheap rate that people would be likely to consume it in greater quantities! Sixty years ago, when the duty en wine was eaves or eight times what it was now, the fine old Eagljehrom of that day, whatever excellent qualities they might poems, metals], did not boast of the virtue of timperthee. (Hear.) Whim wise was scam mad deer, madam aged to get tips y every night, or, if not, they iadalged la wipe as extent that we should look upon at this day with ',tonna meet and dismay. But now that everym who had 2e.'or 3e. in his pocket could buy • bottleof wipe, sad the GNAW classes could drink certainly to their besrte' or their stomachs' contact, was cot, be asked, tenimanee • virtue which really did adorn the higher dames of eaddy ? (Hear, hear.) He would add one word as to Ireland and Scot land. He owned he bad beard with some surprise the Ohm' of the Exelmerver he would met venture to say appeal to members' for Ireiand sad Scotland. but certainly advance an argument to something of this effect, that it was add, to them te be eaked te take off • tax for the sole Neigh; of the people of Engles& ("Hear, hear." from the ministerial beechen) But if it were true that the repeal would confer se tweet apse Scotland mad Ireland, was it namable, suppordeg that the English were groaning under an unjust system of taxatioe. that the members for Soothed sad Ireland should hold their hands, and Donohue die tax spas theme whom he might call their fellow esia r imen (Hear, hear.) But he 'sainthood that the of the malt tax wool greatly benefit both Scotland Indeed. Along the meta of belied them were large trade of land, spa which an inferior deecriptiou of barley might be grows In great quaa tities, which might be converted into malt for Mlle. The abolition of the tax would therefore meta seen Inlaid, although iedtreetly, a great bomb', and perhaps give them come compensation for the immortal injury aces mimed by the repeal of the rose laws. (Hear, sag laughter.) He bed received eausouniretione from many pencils in Scotland who all agreed that it would be a ggrteeaat benefit to Scotland, and very desirable, if they eoaldeeooarage the &Shiag of cheap beer, sad to some extent diminish the drinking of spirits. (Hear, bear.) Hers that, he would take hie stand. He asked the Chanteller of the Exchequer to explain to the bowie why it was that this tax epos malt —an article of Brinell produce end British manufacturs,ead of geseral consumption—a tax which premed moet heavily won the middle and Moeda, cares of the ootintry who were least able to bear it ; • tax involving high moral and social, as well as political and financial easentboor ; be asked why should this tax be left deeding alone, when more than 800 other taxes bad been either reduced or re pealed, while this tax bad Ma left sot only unneeded but untouched? (Hear, bear.) The Chancellor of the Ex chequer might Ms • deaf ear now to the Me se of them claim who could not make themeless beard within that house, where, alas I they were out numbered. But he told the right haematite ',Dilemma that this elate of tbiap meld Dot lest, It wee with the cultivators of the land and great numbers among the eon rumen of bear, as it was with the paper makers sad others who had become the Adieu of remit legialatios although be did not they it had eonferred Inestimable benefits cm numerous claim's, had also Inflicted deeir sod pennenent injury . epos other amen (Hear, hear. The sufferers might yield SOw. hat they maid feel, anti their vances were redresse d , that they had mot had equal just admiektered to them. (Cheers.) Sir E. B. LTITON said that he roes to mooed the motifs of his hoe. sad learned friend. The farmers said, "You have levied as income tax of which we pay our share for the express pve of maim Ire, trade the =grieving of your figsndsl WPM hon." Availing themselves of that mighty beelmment they had given relief to various Males of the am malty from duties by which their emehls were most miggied. (Haar.) The apicaltarinte aloes were throws emlial the pals of your badman' omideratice. The ex , demeans still stood hewing' them and the free cultivation of the toil just as he stood Wore free trade was tried ae an experiment upon themselves, and brim the income tax drew from their poc kets which bed gem to the relief el others. eafferers fez lase amo rous thee the ag . ;;;;rtarinta those argumeate spinet ex cise duties to which they turned a deaf ear whoa they won broiled forward by the femme. Bricks, asap, aid paper sB had priority over their complaint. He sow asked fried was it too much to ask !) that the income tax should corn plats its object and should give to the farmers the same share of those benefit* which their oontributions to that tax had so largely assisted to bestow on all industrial occupatiooe exempt their own. (Hem, hear.) Bat you my, We do sot bay the Jodie, et your demand, bat your grimace is no lucrative to the exchequer ; mad how can you expect that we should take o ff a tax that yields 6,000,000/. a yair ? A pertial redaction would not Misty you, end would not get rid ee the ezeimeem. And their meow of that kind ware se and up by saying, "ahem we cannot give yea all you ask, we will rite you nothing." (Hear, bear.) Now, wee that the way in which Niemen dealt with reforms? (Choirs.) Why every strum would hat to the end of time, if cm party were act pre pared to concede something, and the other party to accept something as as instalment of the whole demand. (Hear, boor.) Let them not forget that they were not asked in this very tempests resolutioa to take off the whole tax all at men They were oily i asked to reduce it by any instalment they had to ware, and thee to bear them in mid simper's they could takeoff tha whole tax without inipadng any new ones. (" Hear bear," and • laugh.) He did not deny that they desired thi; ultimate and total repeal of this obnoxious tax. Bat them I the farmers were like other Engliebreen. If you showed that you were in eeriest to redress their irksome they will have confidence in you as to the mode and mealier of doing so. But let them not dietitian the tamers by the mockery of saying, Sine* we cannot give you complete justice we will give you no justice at all, and instead of justice we will give you a report from the Board of Trade. (Hear, bear, and laughter.) He earnestly entreated hon. gentlemen on both sides of the boom to ra pid this question with that fairness and freedom boa prejudice which be was sure was their natural in clination on all questions that affected the pascal welfare. Let them not be burned against the moths bemuse it ema nated from those benches. Let them sot suffer it to become a party question ; let them sot regard it merely ea a cinch time of • farmer's grievance, in which gentlemen had no concern if farmers were sot their comititueots. (Hear, bear.) Hs believed this was one of these instance" in which the grievance of the prods= was the wrong of the con sumer. (User.) It bad bean shown that the tax must operate not only on beer, but upon the prim of meat, sad surely their conetituenta is the towed and boroughs were greater resumer' of meat than these labourers Is the sentry. It was true that the amount of the tax was Urge but was the difficulty so great that they could sot grappee with it? The right hon. gentleman (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) told them lad year that the real diminution of taxation from 1860 to 1864 was 6.668,0001. That wee more by 500,0001. thee all the proceeds of this tax, which they were now told was to he protected from even an appeoach to the sanctuary of is colossal injustice. (Hear.) Such ea approach might he mad* with safety to the mess* wires more then 6,500,0001. wee taken off in three yeas; and whim last year they bad 2,500,0001. to give away, and this year he supposed about the mime meet. Hew did they ma- Sive to efface thaw results, net oily with eddy, but with advantage to the revenue? Because they were m eater* in effecting reliefs to industry so long ea they could rely upon the income tax. Let them be as meat ha this rend, to complete the object of the income tax, sod mamas would be found for the relief of satioeal iedmtry in this 1:0111 as they had in others, Is which relief to the Miami industry was foaled to be the reediest way el iscreasiag the oatmeal Moors& (Laughter.) It wee sew 30yeare saes be bad the homer of • seat In the Haase of 00011DOOL Upon the whale never was there a popular assembly se alive to the principles of political homer, ear upon the whole an aristocratic assembly so aiscerely desirous of doing equal joshes between rues end mac ; sod it was from • pro foetid but respectful, eoevidion that wither scone ding to homer DOR according to justice amtM they ploy feet sad loom with those profanities and pledges of free trade which had made the repeal of the malt tax the lethal and heri table eoasequence of the repeal of the ma laws, that he esirested the house not to reject the 11111/6111 of hie boa and lamed Mead. (Laid cheers.) Mr. NEATE premed the following ameednient :—"That, considering the immunities from taxation sow enjoyed by the mem sad occupiers of had, they are ad eatitied to any 'pedal emeeideratien on mould of the pm me of the malt tar ; aad that if, OS ather=, that tax ebould be reduced or abolished, compemation to the revenue should be sought, in the first instance, by with drawiag from landed property the advantage it am has me other property is the shape ed feel szseeptios from protele they sad partial ameasption from esteenden duty aad iseeme-tew." They- bed • right te • ask thole who the fiamicial policy et the LiCia*4 - spa My w g =iehl w red they aim, it the mist lenneed ellestam they were trassfitred to the ether SW el thhherms, titei would peeper a em blerable soloolito. - or • 4lrrosplel . . si k ma the malt tat to their hiss f Did they moan to do it in their wood body'? If to d 9 it la *lir think West, potions s cab I ,Pfc " W Y' ad without fear of ' Is groin tun Plain (Laughter.) Ia thaii; thought like mad of the malt tax would bo_ old* sonlYons by ha abloom If th• Won a tie ..true a tbs bologna'. mu- SUM of raidniss fo r tanatins had hiss to ream the sepal of the nosh tan miry pm! hi sins out of tie quokkas, why did ter. gonflosiss iis: lad of say expectation tothe soinsby th at would take the su b bate their oontais~ A like that ....., 11 s assonnifal far a soma, bat the party who oesdo- Mo it could user =pod urosaitantly to buslit the conatry. The time would anso, it it bad sot come sow, whoa the fanners of England would he weary al heaving to th sat-told tale cies repeal of the malt tax, would ro oms» all Mailman hopes, ud Mill mon than feelings of animas sod noprofitabis rompotkaut which than who calla tbionsollos their hinds, for politioal par. PP,' of that OWer Might to keep alive to tun beasts—when they would tura mid* with something like isdlpaticia from the nagositims of thou who, if they could not hops foe victory, might Gook renege —sad rump aping% whom I—aplant thom who mover issant them soy bans or did them may harm, sad WllO rather should be named among their boot Medi, because they bad crest hind them oo by dawn hops, of dishonest uht, bat compelled thorn, with so surly compulsion. io Mit their bosom of poospecity es the con pound of equal tight, and bum* they taught them to disooiror, sad by no vsoy pada ezporissis, that the bottom of the great rim of friss toads was • very good bottom whoa they own to it. On)XL RITE setooded the uneadmeat. Mr. DU CANE Weeded the boded interest. maintain ing that they bid nesse burdens from white other ohms wen exempt, and that the abolition of the malt duty eagle is justice mid good faith to be • neesesery consv memos at the repeal e the eon ewe. Mr. THOMPSON could not me that any substantial grievance was inflicted en the farmer by the tax ou malt so far as the feeding of cattle was cenoersed, beaus it wet a moot point whether barley would not answer quite as well me malt for that pupate_ . _ Mr. KORRITT desend that if be were is the poetics of • ohmmeter of the exchequer with • ',sepias be would reduce the theme tax &ZOOMr led. In the posed, take off the whale of the Are issues. duty, sad carry over the basso" of the annobas men next year, whim be would take few millions off the malt tax. Mr. HARDOASTLE underrated the alleged admatnes to the farmer and the poor man which 'saki warns from the abolition of the ditty, sad pealed to the feet that &st elae@ barley would always _censinsed the best price In the market. He reosauseded that the amendment of Mr. Neale should be withdraws in favour of the " pievious questices," of with* he bad himself given notice. Colossi BitIiTTELOT urged that the malt tax had a prior skim over all other indirect taxation. Mr. GIBSON contended that the advocates of the @beli e= of the malt tax bed failed to make out • ease, as the comparative premiere of the taxes upon tea, mfrs, and sugar were such greater than thus on alcoholic liquors. He deprecated • pledge _being given by the goretumeet that se relief of isy lead would be gives to any class of the oommuity Datil the whole et the melt tax lad been removed. He thought the 111111114111 had been deluded by the leaks which had bees got up ea this subject, as thus wbosionied barley loads were as this mammal more prosperous than any other moose osuested with salmi tem. Special legislates ce their behalf was unneoemary, sad be hoped the boxes weed aot maces' say proposition similar to that !evolved ha the notice of Sir Fitzroy Kelly. Mr. HENLEY maid the coeshisiou of the right hon. gen thenaa's speech wail in such exerast with the main part of that be had ocamlderabie dials:salty ia heaving how to sewer It. He asked them see to come to any resolution, bat to trite to the Milos of the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, who would dee with the matter fairly and grogerly. He told them not to touch the precious edifies," by which 20,000,00 W. of revenue was raised. But they beard nothing of that maim edifies when the duties on wine and French heady were reduced. (Hear, bear.) The right_ boa. gentleman said that public credit ought sot to be frigbecied, but they beard nothing of fright ening public erode when th e dudes ea Push wines and brandy were cotaiderably reduced. (Hear, heir.) The right boa. tleman said the hums were deluded th this matter. gen It they were they deluded themselves, for if ever there was • inotheiset which prosseded from the hewn them selves it was this one. (Hear.) These It d been • great reduc ties is the duties of many artless of coneemption during the last 20 years, and in almost every instance an enormous Unease of ooesumption bad followed on peel tedustkia. Did they imagine that the farmers did net know this, and that they naturally expected that • great threw of coo suiption would the fellow if the malt duty were reduced. sea great censumptioe of tee, sigar, and coffee followed as the reduce= of the duties on those articles I The revalue had r eass zo ss fou Wolf in the muse d time by the hemmed arid why shoed not the MIA result fellow from the ndartion in the pries of malt Slue (Hear, bur.) He did not Ike following who wt starrier _it is the country, V i tre ° A u ght hoc. gentleman stated to his *seeing/es at Ashton that the duty on be. woe In per vat., and that the duty oa Spanish wine—that was to say, these. was 29 per tut. Mr. GIBSON said be referred to the retell sad not to the wholesale prin. If be spoke of the wholesale price he should lave mid 15 per _met. Mr. HENLEY said be knew the bon. gallium" spoke of the reel pries, but if be had worked out the question as a sum be would have found that the duty did not come to 124 bet to 11 per cent. The right bon. statesman seemed to be very mystified when he spoke of retail and whole's!' qualities, but they knew very well that the price oft pot of poster was 4d., said of a slam of sherry fid. (lankier, tad cries of "No.") They I might get it at a paNio bones for 4d.—(laughter)—but If they west to the bar of that Gaffes-man they would get • I good ghee for fkl. (Hear, beer.) If they measured they would And then were about "even gismos in a plat. ("Ob, eb," and laughter.) He meant an imperial mat bottle. (Hear, hear.) That gave 28e. for • gale° of sherry, said the duty ea that, taking it in the retail way, was 71.7 per cut. He would sow go to gin. (laughter.) He had always seen It laid down that nun spirits they had a right to get am meek remise as possible, that they kept out the "filer. (Hear, hear.) Now, gin was sold at 5(1. the quarters I. public boom% bat If they wanted the very best they mast pay 61. Taking thirty - , two qua/terns to the gale% that gave • duty of 75 per cut. upon the gin drank a public house. This, however, would be assuming that people drank spirit at proof. Th. publican s were humane mush and had RlM sent ousideratiou for people's interiors to lama the strength to a certain degree. He believed—taking the right hon. gentleman's ova foessala—that would give some. thing over 11 per out. instead of 121. His has and learned friend had proved to detuustlation that the duty on malt beteg 70 per cent. at starting, was more than 30 per rant. or more than one third of the price of the beer as it west down people's thuds. He bad always looked upon this quires' as a oomonner's sad a tarsier's question, and eminently a labourer's puttee. (Hear t _hear.) If beer were cheapersed, be believed there would be less intoxi ratios. (Haar, bear.) In farming matters they cold Dot use gag lamp, but moat make bay while the sun shoes, sad they could poise men to work in the Pun ebbs without something to blip them akin. Since they bad reduced the duty on wine and bristly, which the A& drank, he oosteedad the poor man had • claim to have the duty on his be Mooed. (Hier, beer.) He would sot expect any opinion upon the question of total repeal, but ha believed t her e was • strops claim for justice on the part of the bravdrinkisig pule of this ear= glans of water washers handed to the right bon. of which be drank.] He thanked Clad there was no tax soon water. (Cheers and laughter.) They had relieved all parties who daub except three who drank beer. There were assay mew who would be glad to get rid of all taxes. (Hear, hear.) He knew the revenue must be paid, but that was no reason wby inane direction aka" it should be kept up. If half the malt fax were reheat tomorrow be believed they would is two you act recoup the whole of it, but all within we million. (Hear, bear) He believed that their claim was !medal m justioii, and if the country want oa biassing in prosperity as it had been, them was no doubt that in process of tune the matter might become ithe of total repeal. Hs did not expect to live to see that, and therefore be was content to wept the teens of his hoe. and learned friend's motion. (Hear, MMr. ) NEM"! withdrew bb aresedniset, and The buss divided, whsle the numbers were— For the motion Per the previous question The motion of Sir F. Kelly was simequently Degalive& Leave was given to Mr. Blake to brim in • hill to weed the sat for the regulative of municipal corporstioes in Ire land ; to Sir B. Peel a bill to provUe for superanonatioa allowances to allure in unions is Ireland ; to Mr. Deeper two bills for soquiriog *adieusl lands for improving the sites of the new publics oilier in Doman-street and the SHEEP AND CATTLE BILL (ENGLAND AND WALES) Mr. Mane% obtainid Won to lalroduos s bill to rootlet ammo of dogs is lii iiml Wags liable tot %jury to &sag sod canto, INDLYSTBILL EXHIBITIONS BILL. This bill was road • third ties sad mod BRITISH BAITBABIA BILL. This tell inaJoo7Q; iiiid The home &beamed at kaltped oaw Ties Fear Acr or rug Brisios.—Yesterday th• int set d the maim was land, its shad bang to semi as set peeled Mt yen to mseisi tbe Oat Bill Onus Proestan Aet. The omarkossis related to six " derissi Man which WU* allowed to psi is the noted sots M cariahc Iwo is the dais' [Aritostanseat.)--HoLLOas'es Pam AND Oncr• iciarr—kauraso.Cous —ls iftlastas at the threes sod Own =sat Is Ms cosetn, sentas to neeft ranee or to tares se nen taniinelds rose nue atonlers an WO CD" Intleast M as eantraosestat. or en Me diaeval trestid, rasettles b AM eine IS lablilltrael MeV/. asreea Whelever the coadalies et the poises, hab'i't isenenee wia resters It fewer/ be pseible. They will nature theateneas ample= US the lien Is planed mad nature algsnimafts W imin, pada* reatertag and dtal amen mesa Al es =retag e ls th sta lm n ==. Mink Vat k Or Maass rapsraleS as =Mier Is esselteri. sod 1. RSSIZIT INTELLIGENCE. HOICK o oUir. —Came/vie; MARcu 7. Both ' , iamb sui yesterday sorsa( at tea o'clock, the Lord HMO Dines residing es the Crows side, sad Mr. Bona Boma e& In the Oivil Clash The psi aelcadar is light, them beige only 16 prisoners for trial, and nose of the offeoces are of a very merlons character. Thar are several our of moralise the birth of illegitimate chi'. died, in am of which the mother of a young emus is aocused ef eodeavoeurag te commit that offeece by born. ism the dead body. With reference to this cue however, the Chief Baron expressed his opinion that the ;grand jury ought to imam the bill, inasmuch as the statute only applied to the era of any person who aided or abetted er anoth to conceal the birth of a child. whereas it appeared ia this oar that the mother of the child did sot know any thing of the proceeding Imputed to the defendant. Oa the Civil aide 12 sautes are entered, 4 of which are set down to ba tried by special jerks. CIVIL &OIL , ninon v. teno r. This was an Lotion of slander sad libel of a Try extra. Inand disgusting elisraster. . Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Phil. brick were oohed for the plaintiff. Whoa the ore was celled on the loused judge Inquired if any gentleman was reared for the ddendsat Mr. Pesos said that be expiated to have bees r but all he knew et the matter was that he lad just= • telegram from Brighton asking hiss to apply to the cloud to postpone the trial. He felt. liewever, - that be had so materials upon which rah an application could be founded. Baron Bramwell eased that if the learned comas! for the plaintiff did not object to a postpossamint el the trial, he would allow it to stand over. Mr. H. (Umbers said that the ease-was of mush a mature that he felt be ought to proceed. He had anticipated from the ant that the defendant would not appear. The ars accoadiagly proceeded. The plaintiff was a mamber et the Primitive Methodist comtscsion, and It ap- peared that it was his duty to travel to differed parts of the country to preach. la the mutes of this duty he went to Brighten, bet left in July bat year, sod it appeared be Memo morainal with the dafeedeat, who was repre sented to be about thirty years of at Bruton, and she maid to attend at his dumb,wl also 'incited at his hour. The *Sti ff was sulesquen v removed to Chelms ford la the muss of his ealbas, and fieptemba last he was 'bird by the defesdant, his wife at that Mine being absent ce account d illness. The defendant soma to have retuned to Brighton, and very moos afterwards she west to the Rev. Mr. Loftin, the secretary of the Primitive Methodist Armistice, sad made the charge arise the which was the subject of the premed adios. The statement was of nook a remoter as to reader it totally milt for publication, and It will he sallicisat to state that the defendant charged the *tariff with having com mitted • felonious assault time her while she was staying at his house at Chebodord, the alleged assault being accompanied by eirounistances of ea attester chateaus. Teo immediate art of thin statement by the defendant was, that the *Stiff was suspended from his office, and tbs presses action was subsequerity brought by him in order to ceded, his character. The defendant seemed to have pleaded that the charge was true, hut, se shove stated, so weasel was isaructed oo her behalf, or any stops akes to support the plea. The Bev. Mr. Parrott, the plaintiff, was examined, end he MOM in the most direct and positive manner that theme was not the slightest troth is the steamed made by the defendant, sad, so far as was preotioshie, 'videos* sae adduced which materially Waded to cad= that statement, and to show that there was no foundation for the foul cp=ethat had bees made against the plaintiff. The only seggestion to amount for the conduct of the de feed's% was that she bad asked the permission of the plaintiff for his son, a boy meagre° iris of age, to my his addresses to her, and that he hid refired. Baron Bramwell, is summing up, mid that it was impos sible to emotive a more gross libel than the or impelled to the defeediat, and from what had taken place they were bound to take it as a fact that there was not the slightest tittle of foundation for it. The only question, therefor_ was what damages they considered the plaintiff was eatitled for the pie and injury which such a sharp must have moricaed him, and be would dame that t m t l = to him that the jury ought,by the meant of those damages, to WNW that they sot col, appreciated the gravity of the charge, but also he falsehood. The jury, due a short deliberation, reamed a verdict for the plaintiff—damages The learned lodge, while l the verdict was returned, said, ' Not too mach, gentlemea* WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WiNcassmR, DIABui 7. (Before Mr. Baron ChannelL) Vaornas Dunphy, V. with very ON heir, wee indicted for the wilful warder of Daniel Burs., et Aldemhott, on thane& December lank -- — kr. H. T. Cole far tM preesention. The pekoes, wire asked to plead, said he understood nothing but as to Daniel Bursa. Dr. Butler, medical dhow at the prim, said he thought the primmer fit to understand whet roe pus to him ; he bad been guilty of tearing hie cleans sad other erestricities, but he was capable of nederrandlag the challeaging of a ar/. me jury decided that the presser was M to be tried. Mr. Oote stated the ems, and said the whole Tarim turned on the sanity of the prisseer. The meowed was a gunner, and is sioneutiesoi of double as to his state of mind he was put in the hospital. On the night of the 30th December. primmer sad two watches (deceased and Gray) slept ia a hat by Obdurate's, but at half-put 6 in the morning primmer jumped oat of bed nd&Ndly sad ran to the fireplace and seized the poker, 61b in weight, sod beat the floor with it. Deceased and the other seas jumped out of bed after him, with the intent to take the poker away, when prisoner slaw& deemed a tremerlons blow cm the batik of the bead, and a mooed blow as be w &Hien ; the other lean, bide; unanned, escaped by the window. The ass Wad is, and then was quiet in Bures' l M Y , 4 but lesbian wild. The deesseed was lying in his Hood, his Maine scattered all over the pl:sess, and saves dreadful weasels about his bead. lie died be five minute'. Primmer had bees net to the hospital in caner queue of his strange ressen. Two medical officers of the same brigade gave widows of the state of the prisoner. They peeved that he was coding& in hospital because of hie insanity. The Judge barfly summed as, and the jury immediately Acquitied the prisoner as the ground of insuuty. THE POLICE COURTS. THAMES. Yesterday Mr. Bretbertoe, • solicitor, waited ea Mr. Pepsi to make a statement relative to the Royal 66 2 at er I Froolly Society, which had been affected by the of a member named Omit, dwelling in the district, mad as I , opinion of the magistrate founded OD that statement, and , fasts Lid before hie by two oars of the court and two ther person. The opinion of M. Paget was unfavorable as to the character and operation of the society. Mr. &Wharton now entered into • keg statement al the ' 1 society's affairs, its oonstitution, and objects, sad is sea. &mica said that the Royal Liver Society had waver keine j faith with Ito members, sad was undeserving of the ins riot's observation which aa oparte statement had draws forth. Mr. Paget mid that • statement had been made to him I that a person professing to be employed by the Royal Liver Fins* Society had collected money io the name of that society, and after receiving • considerable sum had cord melon his application, sad on inquiry could sot be found. It won also stated that for a length of time and in nume rous Instance payments bad bees made to person profess ing to be employed as collector by the same society, that after resolving a Dumber of such mycosis tin pesos receiving them eased to cell, sad, on inquiry, IMO sot to be fond, and that as claims berg made on the society by the member who mode the pay ments, they were refused cm the pound that the permits had bon discretion& It was also stated that lOW complaints of the rme society bed been beq ile' uest in thead police courts of the metropolis. Tens were seeds by pothirtioilly, and referred only to the statements needs to him. He moaned that • wismwskaticm should be undo to some of the patients whoa ono bad been motioned as Orin bees conected with the society. He bad sever beard of say charge of false pretence made against the Royal Liver Sonny. One object of this appli cation was that se false Lopremine should go forth. It appeared that the attentioe of the legislature had bon drawn to these friendly societies. He was rue that Mr. Bretharten's statement might well excite as to the psonalary results. The collectors received SO such IN 3d. is *My shilling collected, or 25 per cent. That was la. in the pound or ass fourth of all the mosey eaatribend by members. The salaries were 40051. per oasis. sad iledliN6oll M,5501., maldin the total 32,5001. TO payments were 41.470 f. The amemikba MS sines 1851. wee 1119,8071. It therefore appeared that OS parties paying sad cisriviag borate bed paid Is ossamimises sad samba three-fourths of the whole Income tim• esekty. It was ter the members of the weenty to lodge of the lane pat bolero him by the solicitor, and to knew what they were payng, sad what they ware paying for. With regard to the truster, who ware pationna of the *lot ropestehillts e a he wee mooed by them that their de and speesibilities were limited to snowing funds s i n e' d sermitiss to be booted Is their noon sad Whims eon may to deliver the seine wpm a requital= aimed by the me* dent or shainesa of the emandltee et meassoloset, end by • =loft of the committes Long the w ret ie trbed. therefor% 'Ohio to do with the Wad inassemsa all the moiety. Mr. Netherton mid the ammo of the itetLiver =did set mod the enemas of minas life is the On al Loden. The society he repeensakol as. am well ravened as it sold be, sad the sefegennis for the menthen were m gnat se they poi* sold be le the present slate of the law. The coaversethea thee inneleated, 80m= LOWDOX WOIXCWO CLAIMS hmonsTAL ligamour.—The INS imam polanisy iambi a bap Wax of Afton be We sus Irbia wen tie =a7lholawittrajytTL grid. gem% of Haskaamis. Vr. essuel Chrery. 11. P., sad poly, Mr. %am& Nor*, kr- The wept* et aintins um iperassi we TWA 83•000. 13011 LA* Immo cuzarra. , ._ Vans el aosztAll MI MIME& 1141111017LAINI TO as OITLILD AT TO 011101 ON Tim OW NOOINISli ? co= or saumparror. mounaisifrorsiml Atakant JAI= Ciore e r•4•ol, l* qui Bard 1. Cabpdadaa-road, jewedr iniz Korl r taz. lO C TAWS sod Wile Thamesetrost i a mitamu mOnsimos walk fa, al 1 AIM* YAM rodier mieser,, Kan* ft, al n. wawa" WA/11MM PIE. MIME. a 0 311 0 6. Mks, Ward, SI, st U. /ORS CHAU= DIUUNPTOX. MAE* saddleir. Ibreh 19, lob It Await) aumas Anal, toostoto, aritsis, ii/arcat 10, el a loss Simon, Apr* alma. unin WM. Usr. U, so 11. Tawas Wußoir,Alsbrfyad. istbrainsa. taimulal man* Vozhall, 1M• RAW imitate, Maras M„ at 11. %IMAM MANNA& Auckland-drove, March 21, ai 11. WILLIAM JODI, Cratingham, Suffolk, maltator, March 11, M it GOMM TMOMMI Temi&Johnet.,Borkeerwq.,builder,Mar. ll ,atl. Jose Zara, Wale/nth-pare, Walworth-road, tato salaam mairdesat, Mew* 21, at 1. Wititait Pan Mums, Ll Aran, Whitechaped, boot mum- Wager, Mari le, at 11. TIMM W=4B, Maker& ligtaigro, and Abiaddreetrette Waste& parilemeersai, March 21, at ft 301111 Great divot and Haramee4llll, Welt. Wader W. at 11. WiteLLAM saboalmegark-vOlas, Paddingtoo, car penter, March I& at 2. CMAliall MOM Ompsi Oalmosve, ILontish Town, grocer, March IS, si WILLIAM DAVISON, Upper Darkehiyetreat West, Counanght equate, outdoor Custamhemo calker, March 22, at 12. Pargall Kumla Weak, Welletomm., isechant, Mafaaj o l ii Tema Num iLicanlill& 11,04sess. miaow oo swt, Muth 24 at IL Worr a os 11510SIMos, Cssissimp, ham dmist, March v, at 2. 1 00M0 Dives Old Camselimilmet. OlVenhishmluslt. aid Arnightliequare, wpm heti* Welsh 11. at 2. WUMMI faun. tints Lyn% ith mandemt. limb 22. at IL WILLtAM 1101ililiolt and Aiit lIMAA SLUING, Gracerintrch street, alllybrokien, MarchlllL MIL Paw: Won, alleandlit, Kim* 10. at It Al.raiD HAMMOND, Wham aseaL, March 21, at It Itais makeelouer, M a r. 22, 11. M 12.1 TaCitas ili errjeankpf eksh.,isrmer &IMAM) CLask Rem awash larkerigi ega Z%Li fa, at U. Damn Jima. , aim* Inlgima soaker, Mar. SO. at 1 11 . WILLIAM Duos, Yorke Tisilltios. dean Moe 111 11. Maw lemer, Marcie 17, at IL I bOrianT SUM& Ir. at Ift. Mika XALIMIL, Maiterit l tt 11. WILLIAM KAMM= Martigisfaryshirt, late chistatillfr l Ms, Marcell, lows Witnetan,Trailmine, agree Joan Mit Inkaloan. MAW* Mau= Islms, }Mar Marc& 17, On& flutostimr. oollanWsehr, Warm ft, at IL •••• OWNS disismaton. Manchislar. marehmt. March 22. al TMMIMWarIinirOMMI Dana: Macl7.atl~. ROW Din, Aahloomader-Lyneoeslanflisalir Nor TS, at 11. 1152 lfsisnow, Wermeter. tailor, March at 11. Joint Imams. M ir lsense pro lg r . t L 1011 /AMOS, hatcher IS, it I. MAKI mingle, , Misch V, at • Swum. DolisaT, sm. Malay, highlea. seat. Marsh Tf. at 11 - Pow MILMAn& Duke's Tovne,Xceneellialt Aalaw,Mar. 24, MI MDWAID MAYSZS, Newark apoo-Trint.ilsemsed retailer of beer, March 11, at la Joan MEM Tian& Boylan, Loneadthe, paint aging, Ilareb W, a. FIEDIMICI ROTC& Gerboadliham Noddlt.hmirieper,lllw 2 l. lo 1. isolate whistwelgtel,March 10. at 2 . flaw Alm Owns, .arlaid, /Weft Mee* If M 'OMNI 101001, Migirlfreskt,=, Marsh LS, at I. 101 MUM 741011 Min, groom 111, at S. Mom Ifiersout.loleshill, arwityksh dsaler,Mar.l&at L trouts BRAM/ADM Wee, filuepek, farmer, March 17. 11 11 MAMMY Jamie QOM Now Bleelord, Linoolnaldre, plumber, March 16, at 10. Tnoxre Damn roan& Iforthampteart, clicker, March 24 at 10. Onoisas Joaat, Derooport. givemir, MUMMA at 11 WILIAM WATT, No• port, limoinMh., haulier, Mar. in, at 11. amuse Joss fhwresw,WocemShropeh .saddlerWarNt 11. 1011 Jo WILLUMOI, Liverpool, working miginnar,ar JowM & l Daum Irfailaale Liverpool, pans, Moroi 10, at 1. WILLIAM UM? flutactoW, Stretford, Lammittro, oakum& March la, at Casale! MU& attorney, March 17, at Saxon Donau* merchant, March 17, at It Onotton lagers,Banice-la- Notts. lumber Aprll24,at 11. TiOILSI Allnerol, Uwe-green, N , painew, March 29, at 11. iiiiraMlll Dome. Lotthowee Torksh., rapentaker, Mach at It Joss Whim lee* posawymas pliwidear, Mardi 2110, at It &AMU WAIMIM illohempoi.Traml, mate mbar, Mar. ter, :Wm haws, StesktamabTom, Minh at Mows Twos. Overton. Bases limhw dealer, March 21, at It lows ADD, UAW'S, cod Mimi 21, at 11. laaoa :Avon, Newt's, Milipmerye, healer In Soh, Minh fa, at IL Osumi Ducant. Osinkridga,grwr, March IT, it 1. Lams Yuma= Can, Mao, ledgles:moses keeper. March M, 11. UST March 17. C. etessara, EXAMLNATIBIL Sww, phsalmr -Wasolbl2. T. H. De bosh Upper Whilacrossotrost, jiraaymut War - Marcall. J. H. T. Tombs, nowswelleges, Make It iwi dim await-Match fO. 11. - M. Parr - 21, eglelkognale, l A t peek esliMil stmehmat-March 10. W. Beckwith, Lfai= mad. mpintsrMarch IR R. ley, Idereriskshapy tiessuod Wisaleltarch . AM" Jack's sSsahonss, Markims, sod Dedford, Sour ) Mmik Brassy, Montivelierognam, Enighlebridge. commlaribl terrefisp-libreh IS J. North, Bartainit, Orosysnorogewe, grocer-March W. W. H. Matinsell, BromptemoresoDakostanist, Brompeas, max wsy- Marti U. E. C. Waal In her 11~ Bacon s Army-Ware 11. T Ji .Z. lemess, MIL clumsy, and '*aosshoraibibrost, pnaral asmialsi usaw = cheat-larch M. O. C. Cooke, Csaltosirset Lot. ' goarral agent-Mmeit W. N. atone, ass., Hades ON I'oMa, cabinet maker-April U. T. W. Chipsesa. Junallineeed.= loway, builder -Agail U. D. .1. Phtlign, roes-NIL daintier& -.40111. W. 111•Dombil, 1* = " 120ney preceptor-Agril IL T. Spratt. Algstog biest, awn -March It W. Derry and W. B. March U. H. 7. Bede,Ot ra henlaU= -Aprti IL W. W Ueda- sailative& Ilemlitwont, sandif: Harr-April IL A. J. Oratms-vllis, DaMM, lommew to a •1•1004,- April 1L J. ell. Arbertotrest. Taddingtm: green, Imunsyntaa earyteter-Agell 11. J. Alford, W= West Blacktriangoad. madman-Apr! U. S. W Leather 11110. Holborn, bootstaker-April U. Mary Damard, ULM:West, Oromeatorequarep, milliner and dronsaakm=l U. D. D. Owslades, Mark-has, City, nerchaars April U. W. Maslen, Danford,Wowed viataallar-April 17. B. B. Newsom. Oragera. Kest. gm apparatus manufacture:- April IS. J. Odd: - Witt* Lam fanner-April U. T. Morris, Seymoswlrest, linsteneguars, IL J. Ash, J. Stewart, and IL Balla*, Cublirs-town, Poplar, from ship bullders-April IS. L 1t0bw14 0... = flareash. grocer -April It H. Bah r April 10. T. Colea n , ar rOrthempton, seadkr Aprfir m H. e llb. Mk yens, Leytonstoom Wow; sowneadir -S 2 W. W. Ledbury.foot Bayswater, MAW- IS. IL Bohm:, bast Ormawlett, mended 10. J. 7. Holland, Carnally coil destlar-Apth A. Jams. Whin e, eref ordaidee, wits saireassa-March 11. H. Harteg, Derbyshire, mailinam-liarch 11. Z. Dm, Bbelel4 travelling draper-Aprils. W. =IA clean-Aprillicenead vietuaßer- April S. 11.. clean-April 6. J. Whalley and li thafig, • leklgs, lowashits, Imam factures -Muds It. .A. Wass Masehester, hide broker- April 1. T. total, Siwifialt bookmaker-Aga S. T. Berra. Sheffteld, gardener-Man& W. J. Barton, Nowterongb, North amptonshire, blukandeb-Ayall IL T. Sykes. Boasthwick, Maf tdorrr,lohlrS, builder-April IS. J. Toads* OtWaird. Surrey, March M UMW, Southampsw. boreas aker-Mareh Southamptoa, balkier-Bunch U. J. Crowther, Halifax, farmer-April S. 0 Dakar . Lincolnshire, labourer-April U. Hannah * Maria Clueehlre, confectioner► assistant -April It J. laztoe, Lin colnshire, baker-April 11. S. Damn, Barba/rel. honlookishlre, shoemaker-liarch M. H. MOM pOleaM, Argo coach pro. prietor-April 6. IL Tudor, Manehmier-AWI I. R. Black, Yatricroft, linossitire, hese retmlie-Marele IL J. Mown, Pail cote St. Peter, Norfolk beker-March IL W. C. OWL lower Bongo, Norfolk, butclier -March 10. L March 14. J. Whitehead. Wististob, &Wolk, mil n leett Weelacebory, Staffordatire, pattern makar-April 6. H. wasingten, Northasptoe, whaestsith-Aprtl & A. Praetors, Nottheaspion, beredler-April 16. T. WflYms, Whitherd, yinimktro, butelar-Agril a. L I. Courtney, photo. gre w phi pick. c a Apra 8. M a roust .. y,___Brigh ton, artist-!larch 27. March!. WILLIAM GIUMIWOOD. Biaokbuna. manufacturer. DICLAILLTION3 DIVIDENDS. MONIS Deacon, Lads(le, dedfordshho, then stable k e " tad dividend of la. Sid., Ma March • and threes snissequit=- needays, at Edwards's, blasinghall-dreet. JANIS SLAM; Croydon, earpeater -Ist &dolma of 3s. March 3, and Wes walmequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghalintreet. JAMIIII MIMS, Norwich, cigar manufacturer —lst &Mod et is. ltd., March_ B,_ and three subsequent Wedosidays, at Edwards's, Em*Onlistreet. Mpg eqvizain3. Bough Norwood, whttennits- dividend of 10 . 3d. Maid S. find these subsequent Wadgrdyr , at wards• E Rower M asingbaliniresel Olosteesterntreek Donsteiestize, dirk in the • fkoneras•hours-lag dividend of la 71.1.. March and subsequent Wednesday; at Edwards's, Thomas ADAM. Seer Iva, loathasupton-lst &widowr if la. did. Marsh 8, and three inbseqnint Wednesdays, at Ed. wardss, Basingballotessa. TaOMAS Plums, Coned Sydenhun, ire= -Id divided of ed., March 8, and three subsequent W at Ed wards's, Bailment/onset. IrDwARD enchurcb.street, neretuat-Mat dividend of Mare s t. 3l . three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's,as= TILUICis 011DIFEL, Lutes, Bedfordshire-/st dividend el ft., March • nod Ores milmetrest Wednesdays, at Ildwardis, Uverysel, pointers—ld dlyidend Is. ed.,_asy Wedadeday, Tessesoa it JOSUII WIILIA/B4 LlVei7ool. grecer—latT m skt i nt . et Cd., icy ednesday, at num% !Amps& 11Witaan Weinatz, Iloyte, lateber—ind sad flail &Mend at la. 10441., may day Mir Mimi 6 at Pelee% Jost lindgedb- Luta end TINILY Wawa, Camases*, Oentwad. slew maness—Atal &Wanda lid.,anydayattst Mira% at Reda% nadanth. sk••••••••••••••• March U. B. 0. Winteol;;;;Zand L Tandma Abingda lint abbe. and Cuban, Oodardobire. Isoildoro—llaoolo 77 Malayag, Itarboonor. lloaaawl oknaillor—Marcli 17. 0. IL Mann Tower. Ikea Mahon, Woraudnalire. bolgiagbanno Illerola $l. T. 1/80/14 Alonbo• broonory, TioloestorobliA Gift ordes—Mme 11. J. Waili sal J. Pas aid" dassoh—Wolli W. W. 1.0 lirma la rrig= Oaticoor—Naralt W. J. Sionon. BlAca. Isa says—Maioli *. J. Owns. 'don dook—blenob P. O. Whim. biewer—lllwah IT. T. Moir. lamp** Mop wordirlomr.— 'lank IT. 10. Ja O. m. laolsoogen. OneonavainignA IW. Prog Abannol, tog _for/or—ldarab gi r i ZteS c r ook Duriksw graoor—Tlarab fl. J. Tooddasok Zama% clissidn,Oesommes. - - cramitcA22 to am mated. valor Goa use be dievra le Ur Inn ea Ws dog at Xeres Warta W. W. P. Wi. . lovalaas= s ralslike, soul Labs amseda lM ti isutirs vill). D. W. Tosnowas sad J. Wiser dart; eslidlen—ikary 11611.11•11 sad A. IL Melees sad C. Ana sedlA. B. =less , as resersv el W. V. _ ie llba.... W ess r a— asiss. . ibillis tw. :a Ms;" w isi warm agimme—w.m. iud o m a We essordslosseris—w. 1.1 445 j Wili ZtAW a amd iell4r/ I lla. ' MA Twr i nlisM a°l4"l" 44 6l.l..9ll4.- , Irk- 1 7, .1:11/ i l' i ; imarisewt• rear larla:Z: Sirway dimprolasles woo mew geopered d iie ll = " B e i: I s 11 , rio.evir, lONS IL VAL pie UM* 1 blow Om M lsiday 1 . 104 ",- 71.419 imb atfami Flom, so low, milissoll. Ea. ow list alma dry OW lima psi& lisms "Bea Maar bas Diana Wird AN aloe kiwis ta•dey, end wily • wry Irak beiih i bon &ass The dmY market bee berkillaised glace ?delay by kip whims front liit, aka kr ' been • 'MT lame Warr fa Um alas cd kir g euzi ac M trip kin las bee ee, Arra is tai per of bras bAs a s abeam raft be reams 'picador at WI aisi pi a Tie*, bowsaw, thew sear M b• • hid. ar *sky, eel Mew an ear few etas adis elk; ppm leprdsa to do Wises this bas dem, mist kr err r u id:. Dm tin dos m • Low sal as pada en word wi s h asay dallftry . lark manekrinia s• mid Awls. Ur era& epaelder bar bass qestebises "skin dies • pessal mirk Mt ant; on all discriptioas of dabs u aosparid llnikillansa owe quad Is. 3d. to la. AL Tertionlcs POWS ire gaoled 18 . 641 . lowa ; b r_piss lower 40.ka being quer it 14 &I. rmn 3d. to fkl. lower ; T•olotis 44L Weiclos AL to k per plies lois& Th. gds bic bra 111111 l mostly too low ma at this akar WOOLLEN OLOTHL—Luts,Kaacat—lie ere tide trots* bars ptereted a very qeistris edeeleess et be& reasfadern aid WI melt, sad the briars trareslott bas belirb sed, la die Orretud Rau a ter purr d lair, bra traterved. *Web, ray ter _lsei NI Wet I. balk et Op eirt ie ttee. 12 de IN tresstee el lieltdis kr also beet rub bar loorp Ears near IMMO say sedende diadr. Malt —Sou, llama 7.—At today's Nedised wpply at ileglish wheat, whisk sells slowly* lei day's earressey. pod two d red *lard bosh aki Kaaba Forsip quite aoglootsd except for obis el Harley doll stk. BMW Sid peas sualiced. • demi Tares maw essier, rag Rid* it SOL. kr^ I. p* qr. • Floszneekka Iddik ed. I beadle 522 ; Witt Irawici, Mono[ 7.—The supply et vial is bers today sad woo takes by the nap I LA week's mks. Bridal suss leers pissed ihoi week ; =alike paths were rather elso•por,lat snaky dassdpitess wore hilly a base NMI and pees seise dia. Lime, Mascot 7. Ws bays add* wee dig k wheat today titer at Friday. sea th• air fa YAWN k all laskeum excesded; barley* Ware; Isle dew ; rib sad Mbar *elides without resterid ellsoda lavearool., Yaw* 7.—Ws bad • petty pd Oa aim at oar marts* today. but it hes Nmikil Idi • =au coneamptive badmen is Ober *UP * kid bared the asks el &kW lest. Wks asea WIMP vows ad 3d. per pastor. Aids ham KW. _ l ff Oats sad oatmeal eteedy. Basso. pan. irg as dear. liiaos — Cat laday's market lbs la* d wheat Ina netball; ths bade ruled okay re hil sok piers. Berkey. sordling qualities sad saki Nape at able ter reed wen in report at rather awe WON Met wish ; pinkie donalpooms a doe rah at his is Bear and ads Id. to la per gads dole Fes imperial quarter to the pew*. while, sew 6313 e. to Oki per kleph M. Mk.; Mao. red, 6311.. to Mks., 37.. to 111; lia red. old, 62115. to 6311.., 38.. to 3k. kilab. Mycelia* malting. 661 b§ to 6711.., 325. to lie. do% MlLMeasli ditto. slike. 351b5., 2so. 18 4211 m, 2211. 245. to ad. aft OIL db. to 43a. ; data, sew. falba to g4lks., dye. ilk Newmann, Yaws 7.—At our seselodili bed • moderate show of whist froze tbe ps :I p =i the snivels coastwise were die Whip de quietly, malign la oi • Wien bah* ler dose, at about listarday's rata. ly Floor mend 111 itch bask is its value we have little Twit*. to red mg raw ronsarks will apply to other *tides. TRA.II7IO RETURN& lam Pro 39611313. egos. mon. &WM& Weeit met 32 see. 13. a - swabas. Bands. and C.l. 108 L 267 ; 6 34 1 Week ending J. 10. llekkt sad lea Francisco 711 183 IR I F Da Jew It ll9 471 Week eadkig March 4 Gimp, loath Waken ISt • West ending Mink & Cmateiest Orem Lzamkawis asa s,ca Lambe sad 3.911 1111 NES lambs CIaTIRAL PAWL —ODE Sarum DAY. MADDY 7.—Adasimiam as swot WNW 816; 50ta14,560. Clough, Asthma, Consumption, Incligisflo Debally, Nom" MOM 0110/DaDIA. gmo psalbetly carat rW s : eoavaeloaak wpm% by Da buffs Ambles Vaal. wide& lam any Uwe is orals OWL` M O °OM lonealive-aa Ikari ssd Oa., lib., IL M. 111ba. ; OP." rt "IS= f y i=y,. j: s too m r ""il ob 1ea 01 704, Ali id= -A 4 • w. zed alig ami lL j gataa.. 4d. 4.0 i f i t• iii Oremowd, D. L. Added. W dimporo-J. Immoolor " ^ 0.2 lommtropwo-E. add t boobs oselom 1 1.1 1 /0"4. & BMW. •-• Ddl. Sidi 'kr. Indluset,Wlsmoolomblio, Witt momatodowo, es 0 0 .7 , =4. 1•11-1. Itstemast and J. Bldg P. sisa l . od D. Shim Nod tadomod. ay), ibilli a la i r W /ittstmesum4 ge =tort-T. L. ald tut X . Warburg.% dozed, Day. Immaribiro, ottokoomoors, WMtmollomja-C.111m4 rod LA lottor, Ostoroboy or 0. ilo/kmomt W Webb. Adrottoddrom CAL W. Nat* inatfilked C. A. Womb. led Orm, odobtro. mmiloomos- J. Ilmith la 4 A. D. Tome, be motroppoor projidaton:-.1. Whipsaw lad:. & we Wootory, ofor wormaria, Todd**, imam ros Wed BM Jamb Wirt. Dortbolosomoid, Moos -D. J. Mum mad J. IL DwaWetlYplae ier Sobbbotrook 111. Jobtiourood. oat 40•41nois. 'mord seantioal praditicens. SOO= 111QVINTIMOIL Gums tom; TroMWW•••• " I E II . 11 " 16 4 111 Ohl bail. Pled. /AIM Caluaar. Tolidkasoth laverumedta Work a ft is, at as arr. linerams. j j am md rem*, boat momtsoore, Ito la, ma tar WA. akasoo. Juno tlematow. Imentikars , mit Mardi d. do ladlly Watson Wilde, DMltoork butketsous o u at tat Ordinary Court-rood Whom MARKET& TALLOW.-Tallanai livaxera.-Tho mai* im is , I rearSri. sad all the mate, 40a 3d. so Mt q to pooombor. 42..; Dessoibir sly °L3I livery to lad omits 328 asks ; as arthils. • corrox.—Lariarear Kam boa atatioutto dossoil toad, sad a d idd . gaga TM mid orob,ooo quid d did • wAd asDai id oloodalisa. • COTTON 43100116.-Matiosatast, r4itswa • val Illsolorolobs tan make. rum woo gatroodl to ads tutoullt tiro. sad opium, paosany WWI froo dim at L. al the msdoot. BRIM% bowing; att .fen ld. to 111 por Ba. Isola IM plow tidy betissoe b. Moo. Thome oso try felmit io hswe abourd, a4l.llll.6.ll ou gllda ylasi b7w7 : ll : 44lsa won gillemesqaul ibe l:lll4llll vor elibZil iam os ialll / 4 11 oloood they tool ammool pion ultlit oalty • o b . 1 : amble firm to mil oa LAN, is this saw *dm " bad Masi to4lay.. all stain of boriolodt io . u-0.0 J 5117. Liar lb mil 0 WW I 10 1 : 1 4 Z n eret Oat ". A I 4 4 1 As OW WI • IW MN 4. 0 1 1 WI I° Doe - tt ,744; do • JON Pr., wok 104, ; WO' rA P rioli" DU% "—IL L issaseir AM" 11.411 01 014 16 ' .4 IP — . irg 44% NON .14 4 1 Luelle. 4: Ira gl te 060 11, Wea ll°llPg airs • ',MO W 4 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DL'S ELM& CHAPLIN—Itarcb 4 24 Darraby-ban. 1 4011811.4 BOVt at -auseb 4,as Iderraterra . :ol 4l y+ ` et Mr. G. T. Haag, of a IAQUZL—Karde 6, at a Osta XeddiabreeP a ' 31/41/111, MIL KOK —Mark vi. Waissabewk•rolid. Dballa ga f at Y. P. Yoe, et a sea. I=.—Alareb Ileyerster • dee wife at 11 . L =lAmer, Wasers_et • efiertre6 J/..—Mrdi 4 el Wert** 1114610. A. bealageour, at a 41111061". PUMMEL ANDZIRS—TILIAM.—IIerob 4 al darbD 4 .6=o. Warr Murk by Ye in. J. Ilwaing. Tanbark WaereertAte. to 11.17 AZ= er 411. IStateb 4, sivranatfe. SO earibri al Ur bre Mr. —alerdt4, ler "; 1 1 - 1 Maliloy a lle a llev. Is. Wald" MI k Wm, 15e. ""17 , trelead Tr Zele. MATHS. cusses.-.llweb 4 r Dateridese Nark. aaid loo4' T. Caret, ape ea. Mart —nary 4, alba:bar, Sum wa r ' • tr bl=fldrab A at sari. widow at dr far Yr. 117.=.0% 106 Qitsas.—Mar.l 4 •A rib atZr. Seamless Orb • VlD if WATIIIMTOI6—Smed et dr 0111.0 0 . Wailkantra. meal It rardlo l6 ` Itrb. iii. .—atarab ag L m at Ildurde l at. ow , m datlelloe—e -- Pylori mod ar Yr woman 1 " 115 erlardelyer. ler MY el Oillee. la laarredialrar. ta Prorei rl William& KAMP& PM 1 . • :1a..-- Trr" ~„ ~ . r a il 3 = . a!! 4 _ 1 -- 11. ,a i a 6 l Jam •an •n. 4