The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-20 00:00:00

• 4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1861• _ _ _ .__. ___._ __._ . _ ._. __.__ .._ _ -- alar m were breu e ht api es e say hon. member to hear that hb;eb had :decals been the main object of the consul to disavow soy such aiteney t _and to pet ea end to patient of the explanatiosu of a measure which they were bed not brought him Berne broth SS quickly as he wished• ' care of it might poesibly prevent his following a mune o f bo le enemiser, if he wt s i te j t o m e. an y remark', before Ittualeirtiet Policy. (Cheers.) The hole member then all such intrigues. (A laugh.) The hon. member asks sot to proceed with, and he thought it was not fair to For that he pushed her down and brought on Premature life of which the present ore migheotherwise be the co ne 'AWN au further dep. Issues' for • eters Of ablitional correstiondence which might what was the use of obtaining such denials ? Why, I say measure to throw it on the table of the labour. On another occasion he came to her while she eres mencement. He then staked the prisoner if he was willing Mr. xi itiittecte_ .ie ene me te,. oeg ht t o be mak before hare Minted iespectiee the cesaion to 'rams at the island of think that if we had not asked for information from the house without these explanations which were calculated to adeep and pulled her hair. He amused her of having sPoken to comply with the wishes of his friends and go abroad? the frogenberek heard. Sardinia. government& of France and Serdinia op the subject of them meet objections. OD that ground, and also bemuse it waa to some one, which she denied, and he then beat her The ner replied that he was, and he was then &o ne 'WEAKER-The iiticstioo is, that the petition do lie Sir R. PEEL, in seconding the modal, maid that England rumour; I ahould be accused very properly a( a complicated measure, and that during the recess more severely sbout the fro& He alio threatened her with • c umes the table. would be obliged to interfere to prevent the ceeeion of my duty. (m eme hear.) At the same time I admit, an eionaidemtion might be given to it, he thought it better knife. They afterwards went to Cologne, where they lived lir. LEV ER, who was loudly called for. then rose and el Herelinia to France if it were to be attempted, and every one must admit, that in the present state of Europe, not to introduce a measure this session, but he hoped it for two years. His conduct was very bad. The evening ree , e , ete a the penneeien of t h e h ot ,. to ' t e t e da s ti ec tly he took the liberty to tell Victor Emmanuel, aa • man and seeing what has passed within the last three or four might be passible to introduce it early next session. before Übe carnival their landlady told him that he should MARKETS. and emehetnelle that there nee ne e t h e s li g ht es t f ciee d s ti on who took • deep iaterest in the progress of Italian liberty, years, that it would be very unwise in the government or take his wife to see it. He quarrelled with petitioner about THE CASE OF LIEUTENANT ALLEN. fer s mode anogetiou ill the petition. iit ear , h ear .) li e Host if that iiiiand should be coded to France, the ceseion pezliament of this country to rest on a blind confidence that it for the red of the evening, and she refueed to aleep with IllecntoMeng, Jute 19. woule not • goipy the hoioe with a detailed ex parte •oulil ',trite, such a blow to the maritime power and the no aggression, no annexation, no ambitious project, was Mr. B. OSBORNE said he wished Weak a question of the him. He came to her in the night, pulled her hair, and INDIOO.-The quarterly sales have clued less heavily, et„s eege a, I s t 'h e wa s moat aueiotte fur the fullest legitimate commercial influence of this muntry, that it entertained. (Hear, hear.) The Emperor of Prance is Judge-Advocate with reference to the case of Lieutenant woke her up. He said she should not sleep, and that he owing to the support given by holders, and prices for mid. iso e d i e des int o the matte. r, ae.l he regretted that the Mem- would isve the effect of alienating from Victor Emmanuel very powerful, every one can gee his great power, hat at Allen, late of the 82nd Regiment. In 1859 he was tried by would try to get rid of her in that way if he could Ming to fine Bengal at the close showed a declioe of 21 to legates cen t.' n o t t a ke plAre iii is emu,' of L re, in order thee the conedence aod eympethy which the people and the the Same time we are not perfectly stlye bat IS court-martial for the murder of his native servant, .found not in any other. The next morning he renewed the 3d. on lley pri ordinary and low, 3d. to 4el. d nt ; b e ni i, ‘ L i I n , th e o ppartuuity of prosecuting the authors goteruneitit of this couutry had hitherto manifested for that if it were his intention as I believe it is, to preserve guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to four yeans' impri- quarrel, and at last be kicked her and knocked geed lad eaeoe . te the absence ee order . ham R . ~,, ii . . 0 ,„ „„ ton „ „ t , w ui c h L e i be es p u bli c ly p era d e d the interests of it ,Ilau iudependence. (Cheers.) the peace of Europe, ad remain on the moat frieudly sonment The proceediogewere confirmed in April, and he was her down. She told him that her child would be were n ly all bought in or withdiawn. Kumals so% thiotigli ine country I.l' Wall! of this gentleman or this Mr. le te Kill:AN E W... delighted to bear from the hon. terms with this country-I ani not sure, I cannot rest in sent to Agra to undergo his sentence. It was found there born dead, like the one at Gloucester, and that proved to briskly at 4d. advance for good middling and go 4 wed 2d. ewe. it Neon.) An action had been tried some time ;to baronet and the I . gentleman that they thought the perfect confidence in the belief that the state of public that the plats Will unhealthy, and Lord Clyde communicated be the case. In March, 1860, he accused her of haying • to 3d. advance for middling and onlivary. Low sorts were at an experts , of • am. buedreels of pounds to him i r. question of the COASiOn of laionlinia was an important one to opinion in Frames, in the Free& Chamber, or the French with the Hone Guards, and be WAS seat to England. He lover, and gave her a black eye. On their return to Eng- ___, ecied ; w i ly a mai pert " eie the dry kid eiedias Lei, re mei Mr. lretiti was now priming through the lu so '. the , couutre. Them foreign questions ou„;ht to be viewed army, might not in the most sudden manner alter hie whole wu first gent to Chatham, and then to Millbank ; but the land they hved first in Pimlico and afterwards at Bright "" .6 ' fatted buyers at May pri to 4d. dissent. Of the gum ~,,,,. t „ eet , e , semen ' ,d th e exp enses o f th at ac ti on, as h e in their bearing upon English interests. The lion. gentle- policy. (Hear, hear.) I think we should be very lIIIWISO Pfernor of millhaok sagn r i that was only • place for mue where he ODO ni6t dragged her out of bed, and scratch tity offered (12,305 cheetah 4,423 chests were withdrawn, bed lint a +Wiling iii the Irma it Wa. not right that he man aud the lion. beronet had urged that there 'resit, secret if we rested iii security that such an event might not hap. sone having to undergo labour, he was sent ki Wooden. the baby's face, because, he said, he knew the loved it. The el, Isla he one* Ily annoyed by a man With o ut cluerect e r. underdanding between Count Cavour aod the French go. pen. (Hear, bear.) eiv bon. frieod the member for Bridge. It being inconvenient to detain him therein was matte New- petitioner detailed other gross arta of violence, and stated and 2,022 bought in, lea • g 5,860 chests sold in the room, to which must be added about 1,200 of the bought In . or Il r 1 1 .0 t ineutottute Wit.i him whi c h wou ld es t e bli e h th e vennuent teat Savoy ehould be ceded to Frame. Count macre-and he was followed by tho hon. baronet the mere- gate. Be waethenconsitinedto the Queen's Bench Prison. He that on the 30th of October he came home in a violent pre withdrawn, making a total of about 7,000 chests sold. tru th .4 hi. atateinetite hut lie thought the fained comes Cavourei coteluct must therefore have been most extra. ber for Tamweeth-mid that there were two things which then recovered 50/. agams. the Master of Weedon, and nub- sion to Holloway, where they were then living, and be would h• to i•primit A ClAUMitit"• Of iuquiry. Ile ehoted. ordinary, and he marvelled at the eulogium pawed the other we ought to do. In the first place we ought to be very sequently_brought an action against the Commander-in- bayed in a mat outrageous manner to the petitioner and SUGAR. -The aye price of brown or Mune then i er, in.. e. that a committe e o f m ele e, b e sr . day upoa Count Carver by the bon. gentleman. Did the watchful as regards the events which are taking place in Chief. He wished to ash the Judge-Advocate whether he he:- mother. He pushed them both down, and said he pentel. Glear, hear.) hon. lartelet go to the full exteet of the policy shadowed Europe, and these events, be it reinenibered, not &hoe-ether Win , consulted, becanee it Was extremely hard that the Coln- would murder the petitioner if she did not leave the home sugar, the produce of the British Poesemions in Amerea, 3fr. tONiNG HA II &eel that the other night Mr. Irwin forth by Knob iticaeoli in lus lateapeech I' connected with the policy of sovereigns and courts, not mander-in-Chief should be fined 20/. e that night. Ultimately he waa taken to the police-station for the week ending July 16, is ias. Sid. per cwt., exclusive ' of the duties of custome.-The average price of brown or wee cliaNed with forgery, bat he bed eereeled ham hi. Sir 11 - rELL -14 . deeidwffe• merely that this sovereign showed too much ambition, or Mr. HEAL/LAM =MI the facts were nearly as stated b 7 and witness had Dot lived with him since. Muscovado sugar the produce of the /burials, is 18s. led. coneard,•:l rnd the ,luv.tion wns still under conindenitioo. Mr. B. COCHRANE said ihat Baron Riamoli, in his another disregarded treaties, for there is much more at pre. his hon. and gallant friend. Lieutenant Allen arrived in Two witnesses were called to support her evidence, and .. •.1 - . .._ . , -no return or Drown or muscovaao sugar we wormer of Me KOiiii•lCK Hew, hear l Nine mooths in pee speech, had referred to Roane and Venice, and had concluded sent to be watched in the state of Europe. There are great this country without a written order from Lord Cly&, and The Court pronounced for the separation. the East Indies.-The average_ price of the two foregoing Led J. :lAN X EltS rows to move that the petition ley fiee log -we o ill i,;., to Rome band in hand with France, movements going On in different Parte of Europe, of which, the subsequent proceedings were without his (Mr. Head. deacrip:ione of auger jointly is 22e. 4id. per cwt. be Ido r.l to a select committee. The lion. berouct must, therefore, approve of that policy, perhaps, the movement in Italy was ouly the begiuning. lam's) authority or knowledge ; but in the Mutiny Act of Mr. 11 1 Wilt I CK-If a committee is appointee, it meht but he should like to know what was the opinion of her There are great movements of peoplee-of whole n a ti ons this year alterations would be made to prevent etch pro- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JuLY 19. BRISTOL, JULY 19.-We have had • very active market this week, and very large sales have been effected in aegare to be eirectel le ismer?, in the end place, whether the Majesty'. guverhnieut rmweiing it. He fully believed in diemotented with their governments, seeking for bettai ceedingti as those taken by Lieutenant Allen at • future (Before lir. Commienioner Fans.) on the spot aod in cargoes to arrive for ordern. Prices ID all matter ceineeed in the petition is of ench a natme that the the existence of a secret widerstanding betweec France and forms of government, and for any aid by which they may time. RS PAYNE. -THE 'LEITH!' FAILURES. kinds must be quoted la. higher than last week. Refiners' - hoe,. weed to take commutes .4 it. Would the house Italy with restart to the CenaiOD. He dwelt upon tbe dia. obtain it. What results from such a date of things, what The &MAKER then left the chair, and the house went Like notice of it if it referred to the bno. 'mintier for turhed state of the south of Italy, and said every care should but uneasiness, preceeding, perhaps, to civil war, ineurree. into committee of s ze ply, but the Chairman reported pro- This was an application for certificate by Philip Henry produce has sold freely at higher rates, 6d. to Is. The de- Payne of No. 31, Bush-lane, and 252, Euston-road, leather mend for rum is of the most trifling description. Galway in lii. titivate capacity ! I sey that the accusation be taken to preveut the peace cit . Europe from being broken. tion, and disturbance, to chaages of eovereignty and changes grass without any • being taken. . merchlnt COME, from a nein who has been convicted of forgery. T e 110 wanted to know what advice was being given at the of progeasion ? Well, 1 itay . that tied alone, without un- THE PENSIONS (BRITISH FORCES) INDIA BILL. The bankrupt wax formerly a partner in the house of TALLOW. -FRIDAY E1T211510.-The market has again tell me that Die muetion of his guilt or intiocenee is still Present moment by the British government to the Sardinian puling to any sovereign designs hostile to Great Britain- On the second reading of this bill, Payne and Clark, which was one et the first engaged in the been very unsteady toelay, and prices are lower. At the melte diecuesioe L. utterly futile and fake. The trial we t govermant, and what waa their distinct opinion with re. that alone ia a reason why the goverument of this country in 14:3:i. awl tee man lay nine months in gaol es a convict. `P' -'et to the policy of the Sanliuian government. should be watchfal and vigilant of every event that Sir H. WILLOUGHBY complained of the way in which leather trade who suspended payment. Thee Inabilities public male& 800 oaths were offered, of wbich 480 sold- Mr. CON INGHAM -He appeakd. Mr. BENT' NCR said that Eutope wee now in a state takes plats, end I trust that neither my noble friend the bill had been brought forward, and of the late hour at were upwards of 30,000/., which were principally Ps' 1860 Y.C., 475' 3d. to 475. ; Australian beef, 458.6(1. to 435., Mr. ROE3UIX-Appealeil in len We all know the of armed truce. The disturbing influences at work were as nor myself have oar eyes shut to the events which nre to- which the right hon. gentleman the Secretary for lnilia ranteed by James Herbert Smith. The balance-sheet, pre- for good to weak grensy ; a few lots fine sheep made 48s. 6cL nseatiing of timt ebrime. The man Is A convict forger He great as ever, and they hail been much aggravated by the Mg on, and that we shall not neglect the interests of tis Proceeded with it. pared by Messrs. Charles Brown and Dubois, shows : demo, to 495. ; North American, 475. 6d. to 475. good quality ; hi, brom.ht -.dime , +lOO4 my hon. friend. be has been mot twinciple. o f iuternational law which hail of late been laid country in any step we take. (Cheers.) At the lame time, Sir C. WOOD explained the objects of the bill. 816 e ; liabilities, 185/. ; assets, inconsiderable. horse grease 38e., bought in. Clotting prices :-New T.C., in them, awl be is gibing throueli the court because he is un- dome and continual questions of annexation were arising. to be continually expressing suspicion; making the whole SUPPLY. Mr. Mote, of Buckleashury, for the assignees, offered no 48e. 6d. to 4 ' 95.; 1860 Mack, 47e. fel. to 475. ; October to able h. pie Us coda. The is bole matter is sub plaice, soil lie believed But if a more vigorous, cousistent, state of peace uneasy, would be not only a puerile but a The re of the committee of supply was brought up oPPoeition. Many of the liabilities had run off, and there December, 48e. 9d.; separate months, September to Duca it weuel he une orthv of the home to sow br ee e ee et, th e end intelligible line of policy had been followed misbievom kind of policy. (Hear, hear.) It ought Mbe and to. Val only about 150/. proved against the estate. • ber, 495. Town tallow, 48a. Cocoanut oil is firm, at The Commiwienor haying regard to the fact that there ee s ; 9d., to 48a. Cochin ; 43e. Oil. to 44e ~ Ceylon • no aecivait...o. e•nitlin, il in this istition. The hoe. ineniber by the government, they would have heard and it haa been our endeavour, whenever these threata of THE METROPOLITAN GA.S ACT AMENDMENT Sydney offering. Palm . e 4, ; y , for ftri;liton (Mr. Coningband h. DU even stated th a t l ie DO more of this queetiou ot the anoexation of Sardinia. war take place, to compose the differenoes that exist, and BILL. were no assets, granted • certificate of the third class. • ' o g .A n L ags , 3 2 . wh a a h 425. 9d. to 435., fine ; inferior sorts, 4• to 40e. Palm nut iii prom.' to move for an inquiry. lt would be un- Mr. STIRLING thought the hon. member for Bridge. to endeavour to reconcile those amongst whom discord wee This ein a _ RE BEHRENS.-THE PIcTURE Titans. worthy of the :tea. to Pad the petition to a committee water deserted the Cianka of the houaefor bringing thiaques- arisiog. (Hear, hear.) The hon. baronet who woke teme• oil. 37a. fine, to 35e. fair. Deliveries to last even*, 1,002 witbout a porelbrion.ry inquiry whether it contain, matter Om forward. When the hon. member made his statements second alluded more than once to the differences between SALMON FISHERIES (SCOTLAND, he.) BILL. This wee an examination meeting under the ban y r ar tcy of J. H. Behre f N 4 Cov ntry street, Ha us, 0 O. , C • et; casks; arrivals, 1,249 casks. iato which ormolu ou-;ht to iie made. last year. it mislaid they were not well founded, and latterly Spein and Morocco. All I can say is, that we have ender'. The honse went into committee upon thli bill. li:ti r r t e dealer. The approximate statement of Mr. F. B. eir. It. it - e egIE lieptel the house's - ImM not in a hurry take that they were premature ; leut everything which the hots. reared to induce the Sovereimi of Morocco to keep faith On claim 120, which relates to the salmon-rod license, shows :-Dr. :To creditors, 9,6611. 15e. ; liabilities, COTPON. - Ltreareoe, Tote 19. -There has been • rodeo of worn it might efterwanie repent. The house had meniber then stated bed proved to be true, and letters must with the kingdom of Spain, and to induce the governmeot Mr. ROBCRTSON, Mr. BLACK, and several hon. members 1,131/. 10s. -total, 10,793/. sa. Cr. :By stock given up, throughout the week a very active deroand, which was letter •Imenoine the queetma now before it. auntie, whe• have been peeing between the noble lord the Foreign Xi- of Spain not to press its claims in such a manner as to make objected to the clause, on the ground of its hardship, and 4,654/. 17s. ; furniture, fixt Sic., given up, 100 t - Nailer stimulated on Wednesday by the warlike tone of they the ;rev ion should lie on the table, hefore coo' s idering Muer and Lord Cowie" just at the time when those dubious recouciliation impressible. And when gentlemen speak in that It would lead to confusion and discontent. total, 4,751/. 17e the Amerima President's memage. Holders have, how what (me*, eke should he taken. The proper manse answers were given by the noble lord. Ard at that tine a tone an if Spain were constantly acting in a spirit of aggres- The lentO ADVOCATE offered to withdraw this sad Mr. Dodd appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Plows sup- ever, offered their stock. very freely, and, excepting for the woold he, it the Meuse meant to proceed further in the nothing was too contemptible or presumptuous to date don, and that Spanish piracy must he confounded with the three following Mums, and beteg them up on the ported the bankrupt. lower qualities of American, which are id. to id. per lb. metier. that the tootle° ghoul., be printee, aod that On a against the government of Lord Derby. (Hear, hear.) Met French policy, I must own that I hold a very different report, hot the proposal was not assented to. Atter some discumion, an adjournment was ordered to dearer the quotations can barely be raised id. per lb. mileme en t day. after .lue notice, either the hoe. member what had heen done during the pat two years ? Why. opinion. I think that our policy is to cultivate tbe The committee divided on the clam; and the numbers the llth of October next. Braral; and Egyptians have been comparatively negketeti, for Brie:doe or the hem no•mber fel (labile should mole Franc* Mul entered into a treaty d commerce with England spirit of independence that prevails amongst nations like were : and are w ithout change in prices. Striate hrve been to Wel :t to • edict committee. (Hear, Mae) Th e y for ten years, and Frame had acquired in perpetuity • Urge Spun and I believe that there prevails in Spain as high • For the clause 25 largely operated in, both on the spot and for arrival, and might den deems the petition, whetlicr or Dot it was 4 tract of mountaioons country and see °out on the Me. spirit'of independence as in any nation of Ereope. In Againet it l4-11 ate id. per lb. dearer. Speculators have taken 15,240 matter sato wheal the house oueht to inquire. If this diternmean, whim would be useful in enabling her to other daya, during the last century, owing to the Succeuion Th e c l ause wes consegnea tiy earr i e d. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. • American and 7,370 Buret ; and there are reported for eoures were ad taken, they might les embarking I•TIOn an develop her gnat remounts at Toulon. (Hear, hear.) War, there was an alliance between France and Spode- Mr. BLACK moved that the committee be counted ; and -.....------ expoet 9,010 American, 30 Egyptian, 12,380 Surat, and itiquily into the private affairs of members into which they Would tbe noble lord sod hi tiolissines allow the Free& when one went to war the other followed ; but there us no it being found that only 33 members were present, on the 1,740 Madras. The market opens this morning with a kita ao right to isepire. govenimeut to take possake of the island of Sardinia ?' If such family coonexion existing at present. Spain, which reture of the Speaker the house was counted, when 37 HOME CIRCUIT. --el -HILMSFORD, JULY 19. good demand ; probable sales 12,000 hales, 4,000 being on toed J. It leitteLL-The course taken as yet is perfectly aey attempt of tbe kind were mode the goverument ought has been long weak, is nwovering her strength ; and that members only were t, and the sitting was suspended (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) speculation and for export. m ph, I qu i te agree w i t h my r i g h t h„ ri. t reu d ( H e. in distinet terms to tell France that such accession would she should take her fitting place amongst the powers of at 25 whams past two. HURDLE. COTTON GOOD 6. -MANCHEMICR, JULY 19.-Tbe tone &memo.). ilea UM boa. ouht to take any future stepa with uot be allowed. (Hear. Isar.) And such a coarse on the Europe is not to be checked or discouraged by Great Bri- Aferthe Spencer Wearer, 42, was charged with the wilful o f U to 9162 4 22 6, h as con ti nue d t o i m p rove s i nce m am my, A, d e m eera t ioe ee d reete , li h oi , me „.b„ f oe B r i g h we Ludt of the French Eniperor would create throughout Min, but rather to he favoured, so lenges our own honour or basins ,;•.,•i. notice to the bon. member whose conduct ei Europe the greatest distrust and . auspicioa. (Hear, hew.) interest is not attacked. My belief is that both the Sove- murder of John Gibson, a child two years and • half old, piece-goods, there ix • decided incest's of inquiry, belie,: atil. le e regale. Iv brought before tlin bouts • peti- Had it sot been that the treaty a commerce was entered reign of Spain and the Prime Minister are favourably die. Ratio Inttiltgence. by strangling him with a shawl. a r Z e t te ices are geneeally advancing a little. &minas is coa ti., ,„ e t aie i" ge ,,,,, c h arge . ega ,„, t , t h at h oe. mem b er. into at the time of tne trick the could tall it no better name) posed towards this coua_ ,try and I have always endeavoured Mr. Shaw conducted the prosecution. The prisoner had sequently checked, but still there is a oonsiderable sale. -...-._ no counsel, but at the request of the court Mr. Pearce Indk and China fabrics hem been taken in fair quanti.y. The Lew member las challenged inquiry, and he wee pro. in reference to Savoy aud Nice, he should have sahl it laid to assure them Out we had no wish inconsiatent with the t e eth , lut a, is ~., .1 . ist , B u t it f a f os th e h ouse t o ma id s ... WI Under some obliations to Frllooll. But in addition to greatness Or dignity of Spain, but that the government HOUSE OF LORDS. -JuLY 19. kindly undertook to watch tbe case on her behalf. Printing cloths have in mime cages been better to eall, and It appeared by the evidence that the prisoner is • married domestics are alio a little more active than they were. The hest whet.. r the is a wet of charge which ht to be ie- these thing., did they not owe to the Emperor of the French might rely on our friendehip in any question. (Hear, APPEALS. woman, but separated from her husband, who made hir se aimounta from abroad sire still adverse to much improve. ousel lam by the hous. , and, secondly. what preanleets the Russian war, aal their premed great expenses for the hear.) Look again at Italy. Scene eon. members are very THI "Alt OF FIFE V. DOM meat in trade, and the greater auimation at present is H a , n s ny Isa in similar t ,,,,,. Id u it „ t t h in k 66yt hi ol navy and the army! He thought that Frames coat this food of representing Italy as merely the follower of France. allowance of 7s. &L per week, and she had been for a few ale mud lo resolved on toelav further than that this petitioo, couutey so-nethieg like 15 or 16 millions • year. and they Uodoubtedly Italy is under great obligations to France, and, This wes an appeal from the Court of Session in &militia. months previous to the death of the child residing at the attributable to the rising tone of the cotton market. As Tim object of the action of declaration in which the appeal village of Danbury, near Chelmsford, of which place she is before, the activity is greatest in the yarn department. i l „.„,,,,,,h. od at a ll, b e is i s i o i e ur the eg , e e , nen e„ ere on l y. ought to ask the mastics, how loog this game of beggar mv after that long contest with Austria. Italy owes much Farm rii , T ion p :items of this kiwi kid been printed and miglibour was to go on. He hoped the noble lord would to the arms of France, by whose aid she ob- has boon presented is to have it declared that • sale of the • native. On the morning of the 15th of April, the Pri - Prima have continued to harden, if not to rise, 811100 the eireut.h.:, it Inerl lotion iuttl, eiwnplamol that the house firmly s and decidedly oppose this cession of the Island of Weed victories which she could never have i lands of Carreldston, Forfarshire, and others, which the mime and the mother of the child had ed bee . n out in the morn. we , ~,,,,,,„,„,‘ ht e e e H e eee , in , „te,,, e ,„„ te , i e e pAitim, Sardinia, sal that those naval annernenta, which we were otherwise accomplished. But there are matters relating to !Fee beginnig of the week, but in many instances the advance lent effected, was valid and effectual. The court ing e.cking up wood, and they return home to My, upon the rates of Tuesday is now Id. or even id. per lb. l e g, ~ „,„„, te h e „,, t h e ta w. , ea ,' to b e ma w f or ti t , Dow bound to maintain awl keep up. might 'some day be the indeperelence of Italy which only her own spirit, her meow, being of opinion that it was not effectual, in cense- whet e they occupied two cottages clew to each other &bent me of melee -is, aod then any him. member ou a future dey used to prevent a balance of lower in the Mediterranean. own mind, and the Mack o: her own 'toucan obtain fie her. 'Pen" of the lands tieing Ninety entailed, decided in favour 12 o'clock. Shortly after this the prisoner went to the , Both for India and far Germany a large businees has been done, and the home trade houses are also operating more mu m h „,i, a ~,u t„ 6 , respita i ng i t, wi ne o f „ wee mem . Lord J. RUSSELL-It seems to nie that the bon. gentle- (Cheers.) In that fine sonnet of Wordsworth, in which he of the reepondeuts, and the present appeal wax brought. child's mother, and asked her to give her a lucifer match, freely than before. ssbie for his suniatials into recomineeded an inquire. man who bas juat woken has shown a singular forgetfulness speaks el Harroodius giving liberty to Greece, the poet de. At the comlusion of the arguments, which have occupied and she told her she had not got one : and the priaooer then Min a cliecumion, in which it was observed that the of facts with named to Savoy and Nice. It was during the scribes those things- • several slays, asked her to let the deceased go and fetch • box for her CORN.-Cem.xeroan, JULY 19.-The weather has been Their lordships decided that, considering the intricacy of horn a shop in the village. The prisoner, it appeared, had 000 l and showery the last few days, which will rather retard cliava • ~ , ,,tazisni in the petition could he iaquirel iato la, goverement of Lord Derby that my bon. friend the member The gift of that, which is not to be given the queetious of law aad the nageitude of the interests alwaes seemed to be very fond of the child, and frequently harvest, but at present is not injorious to the corn. We the onlie.iry tributoda, the house divided, when the Tor Bridgewater came to me and informed me that he had By all the blended powers of earth and Heaven. ineolved, they had 'decided to remit the case to the Com: sent iihn on arraada, and the mother readily assented tethers,- had • better supply of good wheat at market to-day than motiou shut the patiteon lie upon the mble was carried by heard the Sardinian goverunteot were, in return for the of Swaim, directing it to be reargued before the whole of quest of the prisoner, who gave the child some money, and he for some time past, a this description was taken more 99 to 7a. assistance which France had rendered to Sardinia against feleeese.) Bo it ie with Italy. France gave her victory, hut Austria, to give up to the Emperor of the French the pro- it is foe herself to build up the 'ode's 'Lad t o coeso lid a t e h er i n . j---......., wbo were to transmit their opinions to the him went_t__way to . la th t e h omird of %short time his mother saw freely at fully last week's prices. Harvest will begin in 11,. HoPE inquired whether Mr. Cooinghans wee pre• isfe 0 Prisoner cottage. and he celled out tan days or a fortnight Spring corn without alteration. pared to follow up the petitioe by mowing for an inquiry. AMOCO of tiavoe and Nioe. Did I ume my hon. friend to dependence ard unless she dom it for herself so - Mr. 11:1 IN INt: H ... M desired time to consider, and moved bring this gushes before the hare aad against the govern- power in 'Europe can do it for her. (Loud chem.) to her, ' I have got the luciferw, good-bye, mother," and LINCOLN, JULY 19.-A very Mel market to-day, best that Ow petition le: printed for the Kea of members only. Trent of Lerd Derh7 ? No. What I advised hint to do Wan What we have done haa not been to mist in the work, COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. she t e dd bin ' t° . nak° but° I ' m° as Me &Dm°. wee "' d r! wheats makiog barely last week's rates, whilst inferior WI aa o re to go into te pr This inutiea was oltimately agreed to. to go at once to Lord Malmesbury sad to give him all tbe but to require that other powers should not prevent ita Jobe 19. and tue poor little child w bee ed • h • nuite neglected. Scarcely anything passing in spring corn. ' NEW SOUTH WALES. informatiost which he Lad received. My hon. friend did being accomplished. The Emperor of the French held the (Before the Judge Ordinary.) . oner's house and was neve.- again seen alive. An hour or *h eat; re d ; ee ee te fe e . ; w hi te; ey e. to ( gt s. two having elapsed the mother became alarmed, and went ee go, and Lord Mabusibury made inquiries of our minister at same language, and would notiallow foreign powers to in. Mr. el % P9ll asked the lender-Secretary of State for the Paris on the ealijiiet. Now, if Lord Derby had thought terfere. lißut whilst the Emperor of the Frefach has pro , BICKRILISTA/111 V. BICKEESTAYIit (CLERK). te the priaoner's cottage and found the door locked, and .. W .. . AILEIIII . IA JULY 19.-The demand fur wheat was but Coloniee ir any at Akin to her Majesty had been remis e d t h at t h at wee a 4wan ti ce u p on w hi c h E ng l an d ought to have sued that policy, it is impossible not to perceive diet there The wife of the Rey. Harry Lloyd Bickerstaffe played for upon her knocking the prisoner came down apparently half- muted, same being difficult to effect except in choice w ools, which were taken at almost last week's rates. Tiiii from the inhabitant, of the district of tbe Clareece aud come to war with France it was for Lord Malmesbury to is amongst, his subjects of all ladies, perhaps more in •divorce, on the ground of her husband's bigamy. She was asleep and in a stupefied state, and in &miser to the inquiry tendency of prices is downward. Other articles aimed in. It:c1 .n.i river., I :eying fur mparation from the eulogy - d a d a ,. th a t tasa l a ti on 'of the government. But Lord those wbo are posed to his dynasty than in those the daughter of the rector of Youghal, and she was nsarried oP of the mother where her boy was, the prisoner maid that active, without change of price. Average, week eliding July of New South Wales. Malmesbure did sot take that course. When the war WY who favour it, • feeling that the recognition of to the respondent in October, 1851. His conduct was ex- he wee on the green playing. The mother . asked her on 15 :-Wheat, 1,888 qm at 525. 9id. ; barley, 30, 345.; Mr. C. 0 )ItTgierE maid that the petition was on its impeeding in Italp Lord Derbyand Lord Malmesbury• were ien inde ode t Del th illio f pie tre 1 kind hn h ber but his fita of intoxication pe n ye wi many m us 0 peo , me y w e e was so , what green, and the prisoner said she did not keow, and oats, 10, 30a. ; beans, 59, 465. way, and was expected to be received in a few days. uoable to prevent that wrir from taking place. But did my and choosing ita own policy, is a lessening of became more and more frequent until 1858, when his wife nd locked it, and was heard to she then shut the door • . - walk upstairs to the bedroom. Not being able to obtain ECCLEAZASTICAL RETURNS. noble friend at the bead of the gove r nm en t reproach the the greatnees of France. (Hear hoar.) Yon See it in all the left him, It wan agreed that they should live apart for five Mr. H. SEYMOUR Liked the Secretary of State for the govemmeot of Lord Darby fee their cooduct in that speeches and publications in Frince, all of which say that years, and that he should in the meow Lime endeavour to get he mother went ei to the eel- COALS.-Lomme, JULY lib-Saddle's West Hartley, any tidings of the child t agal . , ew , 16a. 3d. • Hol ell 15e. 6d. : Lambert's West Hartley, terms . loner s cottage accompanied by a neighbour named Neville, Home Depouncnt why the ecclesiastical returns, anti the "'F eet 1 Nth be did D'S. although there were uguments it is a mistake for France to form • strong Italy. I think rid of his habit of drinking. They parted on good e t aod found the door locked as before. Upon her knocking lee ; 'Penfield Moor Butes, 13s. • Walker Primrose, 12s. ; retie aof tne attentimees of the Ecelesiastical Cernmis- which mi g ht baee bee° 666 d t° slinw that tb° Britith it ° ' ' ha:l ln a mln4h° in the French politicians-I believe that but on the Bth of November, 1859, he married • lady . nam the ' er o ned her bed -window, and she then West Riding Hartley, 15e. : Wes; Wylam, 14s. ; Wylam, S i nners , o r ',Ted by the house last July, bad not vet been vernmentshould have taken stem to avert that war. But suck jealousy will diminish the natural infuence of France ; Campbell. After he bad lived with her at Cambridge for P _ . Pt. .... . . . . - nue , in Um same condition as wore, namety, nau- • • . 15a 6d • Walls End Bell, 16a. 6d. ; Walla End Here laid upia the tabl e o f th e h ouse , • it would not have been just to do so, and therefore I d h lilted her ees and med ais though the tlepool, 19e. • Walls End Heugh Hall, 17e. 6d. ; Walk asleep, RD II oru Sir G. I'. LEWIs said that the returns were ordered in said one word evilest the government of Lon' De' by in con- Italy being constituted ; and when thee Italy is wadi. induced him to take her away. The respondent was con- ,___, . . ..._ iso .7 . . 4 e . .. here ber End Ke n t . , I's, eaL ; Walla End South Keno., 184. 111. ; August of last scrim if now wanted, they must be moved sequence of the coons wLich was taken in refereed to toted we shall have another security for tbe doted at the following @pries assizes at York, and woe SODS "" just woke up. Tne tau l eggin . I I q um know nothing of Walla End Thorpe, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartle child was, and the prisoner rep led, for iumin. those events. I say that during the time we wen) in oppo- liberty and independence of Europe. (Loud cheers.) fenced to three years' penal servitude. The case was proved your child, he is not here," and then shut the poo I, 18e. 9d. ; Quway sad Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ; Mr. SEYMOUR said that they were pot in the library. anion my noble friend near me and myself showed very Another of the hon. member's recommendations by affidavit. window. The mother then applied to the Rev. Camay and Duffryn Malting, 245.-Shipe at market, 'X forbearance towards the government of Lord Derby. was that we should be watchful as regards all Dr. Spinits appemed for the petitioner. NEW COURTS OF JUSTICE- trz. hear.) I have tam mid, and I say to thisday, that changes that should take place in Europe. I perfectly agree The Court made a decree nisi, and gave Mrs. Bickerstaffe Mr. Tborp, the c te ars of the parish, and told sold, 36. Lord J. MANNERS, who was islistiuctly heard, wes un- Malmesbury was a vet 7 efficient minister for foreign with the hon. member, arid it will be our fault if we do the custody of her children. him the circumstances, and that gentleman having pro. iterstoud to .11 attention to tbe N e w Courts of Juatioe drain, and that his policy was the right policy. (Hut) oo: act in that spirit • but I think the hon. member added cured theaasiatance of the pariah constable, proceeded to the WEATHER REPORT. TUCK.= DI ST. =WU r. TIMM DE ST. HILAIRE cottage of the prisoner, which still remained in the same Daddies Act, which stood for committee that evening. The True there were some observations made by Lord Derby at arotber recommenddion-camel that hilst great arms. y, w Aft •IWINTURZR. state. Having knocked and received no answer, • man got - 011itiline fen.l, which wee supposed to le, available, was the beginning of the Italian war weich wedidnot of. matte are going on in Europe we shouldnot disarm. That, ?mon, JOLT 10. 8 2c. 9 &N. already folly turthened. Under these circurnstatices the but they were subsequent explanatious given, so far as I think. is a rd piece of advice. (Hear, hear.) It is • The reepondent in this case was stated to be an Irishman into the window, and opened the door. They then pee wee courts would co-: the country above a million, and relates to the government of our predecessors I have t mieortune to Euro and to England that such of the name of Tucker, but he had pawed by many aliases. ceeded upstairs, and upon going into the prisoner's bedroom B. Z. M. D. F. C. I. 6. Cur. fore betake! the Chief Commissioner for Works not to nothing to reproach myself with. (Hear, hear.) My hon. costly armaments should be Pe . '.- , se ., Besides the name by which he wu married to the petitioner the first object that presented itself was the dead body going OD In Wrllo Oa peace, ins Le h . A as Dr. Tucker, aa the " Merquis de St. of the child lying on its back in the middle of the room, bring fort tAd the committee. except at :etch • time of the friend opposite (Mr. G. Bentinek) haa Meted that I Dever we should not rimed it if we were to disarm and leave "•• "-- , -- • ---- -' evening es eoted admit of a full diecusion. said • word to the government of flasdinia in reference to them tocontinue their &ruminants. (Hear.) I trust, there /. Hilaire Pa' s s : et Alessaadro, Count of Borronsee," as the with the end of a shawl tied PIO tightly round de neck as to -"-- -- After :i eeuvenation, the annexation, by the suffrages of the people, of Naples :ewe, that no shortaighted views of our i soa of ihe Duke of Borromeo ludas a " Count of the Holy produce euffecation, and the prisoner herself was lying nteresta, Erman mgr. in the PontifiCal degree." On the 30th of upon the bed apparently in • deep, heavy deep. It was gins 29.36 67 64 W. 5 e 2 Mr. CoW PER PostPooed the committee until Monday and Sicily to Sardinia, and tha I had showed poet incon• no narrow spirit-for I should call it • narrow • ' spirit-of October . , 1 2, he married the petitioner at Chelsea, and with considerable difficulty that she WAS awoke, and she LIELDIZN 29.118 66 61 B.W. 8 e 1 nut. THAMES EMBANKMENT. l o t d deog eo bsesen . . : . 1 hed m objm on ted M . the vole titan!: a Sary . ening this tax or that duty, will induce this country in the lived with Ler four years. .He then deserted her and went then talked in a very incoherent manner ; and upon her Lem 211.60 61 64 W. 2 b 1 lir N , ir Y n men° w ill v'm ' 666 Peeseet stets of Eurve and of the world t° maintain • nav y to ffi ld hlz pob seal urd hlld h mad si sl Mance 29.49 67 fa s. W. 4 e 2 e 'tutor' tv t being accused of m enng tec ii ,a e eao re y. In answer to a miestioo, patch which I sent to Sir James Hudson he will find that and an army unworthy of the position it should occupy. - ake e ' w 616 eobt"mdsmli 6 • asa- Ammonia iNM 66 64 W.B.W. 6 b 4 exile, and mice stood as • oaodidate for the town council. After she had been taken into custody the prisoner • to b 2 Mr. 111 W ?EP. especial that the rePort of the committee 1 said to him that the votes of the people of Naples and (Loud cheer& )I am oonvinced that not only our greatness II rot lad 1 Mt* debt, • 7h l - e I don't mean to live lon but I mean to do for POSTDOniI ULU 67 64 W.B.W. 8 and in 164 e e oped with • the officer, g, Ulnae 29.67 67 62 W.B.W. 3 o 2 amulet he conipleted next weak. No time abould be loet in Sicily had little validity. I thiuk when hon. gentlemen hat our very safety is concerned ; and so far from bringing e - te -- g e e „„Y -,„...1 yronnatt to Gretna Green where he eof them before I die." The constable then asked her Ct sswas . 29.60 66 62 W. 6 e 2 laying it us the table aloe( with the evidence. come down here and attack the government on their foreign on war, as some have thought ard expressed, I believe that •=f ea -- "--- - • - - ' win • • ' •. • 3 her according to the law of Scotland He whit- how she came tr. fix her spite on the child, and the prisoner, Soaseponorms sew 50 56 NV. o I %MOBS-CONSUMING FURNACES. policy they should take• little more care in getting up their the knowledge that we are strong ta • force not only to e . i - • • ' 0 s th t • "d, " Never mind who-that's lamateme ited wth her till 1851. Teen he appeared at Belfast sa a in answer to e quo@ lon, sat . . _ On the motion of Mr. H. LEWIS retorts were ordered facts, sod not 'date these which are so totally remote from ourselves but • weapon in the hands of every power 14 as in it." It a peered that the Walmalz , ••• 22 0 -83 67 66 7 LN.g. 1 0 1 the case which they wish to make out. (Hear, hear.) With that Leeks for indepeoderice. I believe the knowledge that le . o , turer on mesmerism i and he obtained some subscrip. ea well out of the wor . P . rim , row 25).60 60 0 ,, LA .,.. . 2 V 1 of the number of mokesonsurning furnaces in eech police coustant practice of taking laudenum, r 4 districi of the mettopolia, including the City of Loadon ;et arvlgw•l to the main object of this debate, it is no doubt • England is ready in a great cause to imperil and all ti ns for • mesmeric hospital there, but he ran premier was in the . . _ mow= away with the money. Then he went abcut lee- and that she told her neighbours that It had the effee. or wino " 29.75 61 60 &W. 2 o - the 1.-gelation' of the Polies Commissioners for enforcieg ' 6r7 imPlnint 666" . . With (Cheers.) . reprd to the fines- its likening; together with the security of cfer c . onimeree swing, with a nma of Switzerland. In this quieting her nerves ; and erveral bottles that had contained w enn 29.79 64 61 W.&W. 8 o 6 the pi evisions of the Smoke Act (16th and 17th Vie-, c. tion of the island of Sardinia, I entirely admit the great me and manufactures, and that she ia able to do thee le • (treat r 5 und in her bedroom and there PORTBIIOI72I 28.74 61 69 &W. 7 capacity he formed a connexion with a Miss Murray, laudanum were fo , . , 12S), I wet ; .4 the number of convictions in each police dis- portaoce of that island, aod I have stated in despatches and eeentfty for the independence of other nations. (Hear to whom he stated that he was on the medical staff of St. was nu doubt that she had taken a consider- Pentane-- 29.74 110 69 B.W. I r 2 ilia •siuttlit ior and obteined before the magiserstes in re. t e te have remand!) expressed in this house observations to the hear.) I believe that such knowledge i treat security to: Ba y .- .. • George's Hospital, whereas the only thing that he had ever able dose on the morning of the fatal occur- _Minn= •• wee 8 1 60 11•! . .. .6 r I effect t the annexation of the Wendel Sardinia to France the peace of the world. And now, sir, et me nay in the r I spect of smoke nuipuces oil= first operatics of the act; a had to do with that eatablishmeut was that he had once ranee. It transpired that the prisoner and the child riewwiww.• • • 1322 62 61 ."`• 7 of the Dune., ee periese employed aserareiesre ee ee E be a great disturbance of territorial power in spirit of what I have already said, and rot entertainine J/LIISET - g been an out patient he a wound which he had received in always appeared to be very much attached to each other, eomie „ eite _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ stating deer resp-ctive culling or profession ; and of the end one which would affect the diatribe- any needless irritating suspi •i . 11 . 20 Pei . 1., ons, that I thin • his lea in • duel on the continent Miss Murray had 200/. and there did not seem to be the slightest motive for the [Moss 29.76 63 .... am, • o 5 non of power in the Mediterranean. (Hear hear )it my dutv not to agree to the productiou o" . - • &amber .4 appanstneee sanctioned by such examiners ea We ymnt • th b e h ' ' - - 'or 300/. which he went, and then he deserted her. Next ocianniesion of the dreadful deed by the prisoner, and ac- Bawd - &S.W. 9 o 5 ealcient smokemousumera. put tu e lance t e very grave cousegnences these papers at the present moment When it is necessary h t abo • t ' ' b k f h tele, 'th h xii to th test . f all the witnemes she was at the gnosis ted re - fill. I - - 6 e wen ut vic musing t e eepers o o wi wom col ng e Limey o that must follow from any attempt on the part of France to for the government to produce them for the benefit of the Imam ..... 29.19 67 - N.N.W. • le 2 ISLAND OF SARDINIA. annex the island Sardinia. It would be not merely a trans- public service, I shall not hesitate ; but Ili the house he left inupet•bags full of brickbat& and other rubbish, by time of the occurrence in a half-stupefied and unconscious •• 1 CM tle, meta' that the house resolve itself into a coin. action between the Emperor of the French aed the King of will trust us so far as to think we do not way of payment for their account... Then he turned up at state, and did not . appear to know what she was about. mittee oi supOy, Sardinia, it mud . put an tod at once to any intimate circumstance that may arismnor, if inj 'us to this any a country need b - Killarney, in the character of • persecuted convert from The death of th child appeared to have been oceam y EXPLANATION. d t , Popery. The protestant clergyrnau introduced him to a the end of • large shawl being tied tightly round ita neck, w-mirometer correct e d mut redone to It ea. a ste Mr. KINOLAKE rcee to ask the Secretary of State for alliance between this country and France. (Hear, hew.) omit any precaution apsif e t a (Haar, hear.) m I " 1/6 Foreign Affairs whether the governments of Italy and Altheueh I admit that the importance of Serdinia to France Mr. STANSFELD eul the party of Yong Hal • • • e respectable academy as • teacher of French, and he lost no and the remainder of the shawl was tied round its body, level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing Pout one-buni re Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above $2 deg., catalog !ranee cortinued to deny that the King of Italy had enter. would be rosiaiderable, it is not my opinion that the Ea- who had given birth Wan nursed the idea of Ital . unit.'" tulle in wooing another young lady. He told her that he and it then appeared to have been laid on its back in the et ee three hundredths increase. IL-Exposed tbennoonder taiord • project for ...dies to France the Island al Sardinia ; peror ot the French will attempt to annex that island in Speaking in their behalf, he recommeoded tbat the Italitin could not be married to her in the usual way because he position in which it was found by the witnesses. In Made- M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation au•l asor me whet eer the tnith of any such denials was °utile:eel or the face of the grave co minces which must follow moot should negotiate with France for the ev • &elution e was a count of the empire ; but he went through some sort The jury reeked to deliberate upon their verdict. They point). D.-Dlrectlon of wind true-two points left ot sage shaken by the MI reiatiou which her Majesty's envenument such an act. (Hear, hear.) t hae happened up to ot Rome, and that upon the retirement of the French troops o ceremony wtth her and cohabited with her for were aMent more than two hours, and upon their return notice Y.-Force 11 to 12-cstnnated;. C.-Cloud (1 to 9). 1.... a time. Then he succeeded in extracting • conaiderable into court the foreman gave • verdict of Guilty. Initials: b, blue sky. e. clouds (detached; .f. fog ;h„ hail; ', mi4l,t ii ye nawiveil from other quart.= ; and moved for the mewed time has been ready &a follows. Early the Natiocal A inbly should be convened in Rome to come. .4 auy farther correspoeiletass which might have in spring there appeared in • Cegliari paper a atatement revise the constitution of the count and so dispel the feel- to lightning •m. mis si = ; :vermst (dull; :r, rain ;s, me; sum .1 mouey from her friends ; and leaving her, he come to His lordship then put on the black cap aud passed se _ _ _ . _. a tor.. pa •ftel r• speeting the ezdion to France of the beau.' of Sal , that French sgenta were intriguing in the island of Su- log sow prevalent in Naples and thTsouth, that the y Warn Leaden. Here he formed another adulterous connection, tents of death in the usual form upon the wretched pre t. thunder. s dime. He said that iu mongooses of recent acts of the dine. Soon after that • despatch was sent from our consul • mere province of Sardinia. and obtained • livelihood by getting up sham reports of weer, who was then taken from the bar. French overawed he felt it necemaarr to bring this qualm in Sardinia stating the writer's belief that French ta Sir G. BOWYER criticised • h hle a r° wit mac itternem the ha y secret correspondences which hesaid had been held between BURGLARY AT COLCHESTER. TEMIELEI SPOKEN WITH. lion Low • 01. It waa essentially au Engliab questioa, quite ea were vieiting the island, although he vas not acquainted lan noblemen and friends to Italy. These he sold to paky of the present government, which he mid had tended • • John Andrews and Robert Blake two soldiers, privates much ... t.. omion of Nice lest year was a European question, with the eetails of their visit. te e directed further iequiries to - encourage French annexation, dto te I • an promo rave ution various newspapers in London, but the fraud bang Mame . . . ' - ea te • • th • in a regiment lying at tne camp at es ea r, were in- A.B. eon*. Robbins, from Llyerpixd for Madras, 31:i 11, ea ... &IA nii. .no theneloia, which was well worthy the a.ten- to be made. and thou inquiries were inede by the count, throughout the world. H especially condemned the chit. T ie pe ered tl lice were tient after him, and they arrested dieted for a burglary in the house of James Taylor, situate Line. tion of C ... ' house. If it were merely • questiou of the ac- • most iatelligent persou, and who Ma resiMd for many racier of the alliance betw e een Englend and Prance. him at Iteatho ' t i l f ru heatre. where he wax lecturing on electro- . th 'hf St Glee, Col b ter Beauuhansha (shiV, from Livernool 25 days for Calcutta. StaY 36 . quisition of laid by Frames he should not her o to t a l a w or d, years on the island. The information which be obtained The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER defended the biology, the c being tine of obtaining money under '° °Wu° • • ' c"I • lat 25, lon 24 M. uti fake pretences. e was afterwards convicted of bigamy, Mr. Abel and Mr. Philbrick appeared for the prosec on. Iln,,uet, from Cardiff for Netniontarn, Juni, .2.2. but I.e. hided ais that whoever secured the posesaion of wee very cm:Meting. One statemeot wee that persons had French alliance, contending that one of ita chief merita Walt the i 'fuel of Serdinia would thereby acquire the control of been in several places speaking of the benefita to be de. that it could never be turned to any unworthy p sued sentenced to foar years' per al servitude. The prisoners were undefended. I iencniru War, in= elide tor gu.:n..,.. All Men, July 9, lat le the neeliterranciu. (Hear.) It *as wank to rely rived from annexation to France, but there were other The right hon. gent! (in then volunteered an ex lanaVo Mr. Patchett appeared for the petitioner, and From the evidence it appeared that the prism:era had S, lou EA W. Gezelle from Llypol for Prince Edwei•d's Island, July li, tut fli ivinisil to !hit matter upon the mederatiou of eocounta that no such attempts had been made, and men d eome charges of cru lt hi h h bad made ap p lied t i h e ey w c e The court made a decree nisi for the bigamy with MSS on the day previous to the burglary celled at the mem- • _ 39 .,„ I. 3i . Franc , . lie Lb.! not believe that whea the Ent. who knew the island stated that rely few persons bail been administration of the ex• Duke of Modena. He bad boen e Fraaatt cutor's hours for some trifling purpose, anti had evaded ': t H! ' enet ani i from London 21 days for Calcutta, /Jay 29, tat 5.2 Ev•Na v. Evans. themselves of the opportunity to survey the premises to e. her , „V Terror .4 ti.e F,ein.h used moderate expressions he spokeu to ea the eubject. The natural consequences fol. requested by the Marque' of Norrnanby to withdraw other aleay s toi•reproe.t.tal himself. Ou die centrary he thought lowed. An appeal was in the first place made to the charges, and he wished it mu in his power to do so • but, Mr. Pritleaux and Mr. tele a p meme d f or th e petitioner, facilitate their future plan of attacking them. Having eih .„,„„ -At li , . Joy 13, l e t 54.30 N, Inn 13.40 W., off St. Pool t. then. aem thee' ulna the Emperor theired that things government of Turin respecting thee, rumours and their unfortunately, the authenticity of the documents' u the wife. obtained access about two o'clock in the morning they pro- Moravian, fnim Loudon 19 dap tor Melbourne, May 27, lat ISI should p,... off u c p i ialy as I.,Gulde, hot the truth of the authenticity waa in the tirst place denied by I:telegraphic which the charges rested had never been denied. He old The petitioner, the daughter of • surgeon at Weston ceeded to the mom in which prosecutor was lyiog, ard took N, hal 25 W. inati.er wa i that :as ing vngag, .1 is transact:um of the. k iod message from Count Cavour, and soon after bis death not, therefore, retract then. c° Zoyland, Somereetehire, wea merried to the respondent, the from thence a cash-box and other property. Being die- •-- --- - he ale ~ A eneovd...l in int...rooting a number of other Ernes Simeon stated emphatically to Sir James Hudson Mr. GRIFFITH expressed his confidence in the declare. and son of an uil and colour merchant at Bria.ol. Ile behrved turbed by the noise prosecutor jumped out of bed, . BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIIS. persions in Lit 'them, s, awl though persooally willing to that Italy had no intention or yielding up an ineh tion of Baron Ricesoli, that he would never consent to th well at Met, but afterwards fell into intemperate habit; running down stairs in his shirt gave chit eto the pr- Geed.% I a V . .iN dr,veii (..rward hy his own ideas fermenting of her territory. There WU territory, Baron Ricasoli ' cession of • single inch of Italian mil, whether in the penin e and eventually deserted his wife. It was also shown that amens one of whom threw down a bundle containing • par he had cohabited with a Mrs. Jackson at Batbfurd. ' . - - • ventuall tion of the plunder, end the prisoners were e y BIRTHS. in the ineel. of otti-r men. Ile pi...seeded to the annexe- mid, which ought to belong to Italy, but which stole itself or in the island of Sardinia. tion of 3.... y awl Is -ye upon the suggeetion addreemil to did not belong to it, but there was no territory Mr. LAVABO vindicated the memory of Count ("IVOR • The court postponed ita decree, io order to allow • peti- taken into cmsody. AOARD.-July lit. at fluntingdon•strect, Barnsbury•park, Mrs. to F. Arrant. of a daughter. him by a KIM* sotlier. not of a very high ch a r a ct e r, and which she did Names which she was reedy to give up from the reflections cast upou it by Sir R. Peel. Than the r twn fur preient IliM°°y t° be presented ' Deb prisonees were foetid Gaiety, and were sentenced DA N Did-July 17, at Musie • Berts the wife of 11. Meilen Lai: d, • not ~ ..,,i;, e tent to advise hint ou the state of affairs. (Rear, hear.) My hon. friend who brought forward this late minded Itdian statesman, a more truthful and honour. ROBINSON V. ROBINSON. twelve months' imprisonment with ha • rd labour. ot a Manchu? on his fame s that his email with the &role moles mid that when Baron Ricasoli spoke of Italy and able Inn had never lived. Dr. Middleton appeared for the petitioner, Mrs. Matilda the prisoners for . . . . • There was another indictment against . . . Gi on, 10,1 ,_e i dy 16.o2Rthaupthii, chicle . , the wiled eeiee i n from the udge it • , . you'd Is, nupeM tk il this tram...aloe did not take Imlias soil, he did not include the island of Sardinia, while The debate WU continued by Mr. i11...0 LBB7. Anne Robinson, who bought • judicial separation fr o m h er larceny, with which, on an intimation - l 1 teethe). 7Srd Rep., of a dau g hter. If EN nI K ER. -July 10, at Leinsterwintwe, the wife of A. Soo place, lw at "two gave way. Now, if a similar suggestion at the lame time my hon. friend said that's' believed Baron husband, Mr. Henry Francis Robinson, on the ground of his was considered unueoeaser7 t° p meee ' d- Were 4.l.ln , incil to him by the French navy--and nothing Riemoli to be • man of honour and character who would not MERCHANT SHIPPING. cruelty. The petitioner, • person of independent means, woe Miter, Ent., ot • son. MIS mor orob, hie -in him., a the sumexation o f m ar . forfeit his word. All I have heard of Baron Ricaeoli, with Mr. LINDSAY saked the President of the Beare of married to the respondent at Poole, Dorsetsbire, on the MARRIAGES. dine. it aas absolutely aseessery that be thould le au ,.. whom I have only a slight personal acquaintance, from per- Trade to state what ware the intentions of the government Srd of February, 1853, and bee had four children by him, THE POLICE COURTS. FENWICK-WETIMED.-Jlll_y le, at Great Marlow. tir tin, 'ahead in his Setermisatree to resist any such appeal by the sons who know him intimately, is that he is • man some- with regard to the Merchant Shipping Bill. of whom two were liviug. The parties cohabited in various Rev. F. J. Wethered, M.A., LienteColenel P. Veneta, OXII -----0,---- corked, as to the light ie which such maxim would be re- what proud in his demennour-perhapa leas coociliatery in Xr. GIBSON said it was the intention of the govern. places for about two years, and then went to Cambridge, Met, to &iplea. daughter of O. Wethered, Esq., of gat. Unlsel 1 .7 this cutlet'''. We meet not trust either the his wanner than tbe late Count Cavour but a man of mut to have given effect to the remaining recommends- where the cooduct of the respondent became unkiod. On MANSION-FIOUSE. mime Great Marlow, Buck& I tu di r,t;,.,, a Prat o , if the &nine= of Dane Ricasoli. er tbe highed, hotiour, nnd patriotism, sod ambitien,with an thou of the committee, and for this purpose two bills one occasion he struck his wife in the mouth with • book Ckarlili Denton, who was brought before the lard Mayor OKI :001.11 - 7 8TOPFORD.-July le, at St John's, Paddington. ant oiler Itali a n gentleman. A firmer or more honour. honed, ambition to make for himself • name in Europe, and were brought in, one for the abolition of passing tolls and and cut her lip, because she had looked over his shoulder on Friday but, cherged with Mealiag a bill of exchange for • • by the Re,. A F Stopfond Cie Rev. R. Gregory, to tes.lotte Anne, daughter of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir R. Stopforl •Llo i t i, i i U l an Hama Wesson did not exid. to costribute to the iodependence of Hely. (Hear. hear.) for the termination of certain dues that were levied on while he wee reading. On another, he insisexl on her 142/. 10e., which was entrusted to him to pay into MIMI. but he very much doubted whether he bad Bat if he were to say that he would not Five op an inch Of shipping, aud the other was for the amendment of the leaving hie bed in the middle of the night, and on her re- Willia's bank by his muter, Mr. Le Blond, engraver, of yet 4,111114 lo t. C i e full loseseeice ee all the Ranee soil, and afterwards engage in intrigues for giving pilotage laws and on queetiona relating to the liability of fusing he struck her twice with his fist From Cambridge Budge.row, Qui:ion-street, was brought op yesterday for DEATHS. beinilation which awaited him as legates of Count up the bleed of Sardinia to France, I would say that he shipoweere, iLlid AO forth. Having but a limited portion they went to Great Yarmouth, where he quarrelled with further examination. BRODIE.-Jnly le, at Broome, Betebworth, Surrey, Anne Sit' nt Sir & C. **die, Hart., sW 65. cc.n. fr• Ile diui not yet kaow all that Coot Carour was one of the mean e st atiintnaitOrS in existence. (Loud of the time of the house at Ms commend he thought it her because she refused to give him money to play at be. m r . Lewis attended for the Prisoner. DEAKIN.-Jiffy 15 Mr. E. Dal 4, of the Astoevoatl. ha' had aped i n d o . (H em , bear.) It wee te be hoped that Memel I believe that such an intention oould not enter better to proceed with but one of these bilk before he at- Hartle with. He struck her, and said he would go away and Mr. Le Blood, however, mid that the priso . ner had been ~,, ..,...... asti 40 .. B.u.tade eould s a v er b e e as ete d t o Prince. 110 did not into the nature of Baron Iticsaoli, but that when he spoke tempted to proceed with the other ; but the other bill take the child with him. He did no but he sent the child with him R uumber of years, and he wee intimately se. Hoo l l,a - e er e i i i , . 2 z os 2 H ar pt raa . e s talam e t, w. 110 , fer• bele... that the noble iced at the head of the government of the mil of Italy be meant to include the island of was prepared. Now it was obvious, from the various back when he got to the statioit. Some time after quainted with hie famtlF. and under those thrum- sm., E.N., egad 62. would ever let hat e/7 an y o f h im , sl o g whil e s be was prime !Medici; I believe that the Baron does not mean to give up important subjects with which the house had to deal, that a he wrote to her from Cromer, and begged her dances, with his lordship's permission, he would withdraw Ift:TCHINSON.-July 18, at Bt. Leonard's-ea-am Carob.? mitniter in • limn of peace thnru was ealured Poch a dig. the island of flerdiai s ; and on tbe other hand when we matter of this kind could only occupy • certain portion of to go to him. She did ao, nnd found him from the prosecution. lamina, widow of J. Z. Mittehlame. Nem, 1LL1.C.8., aged " placeiiant of the naval power of the coUstriss of EaroPe *Pealed. also. a• we wet. bound to do, t o the gover nment tune, and with every desire to paas the measure he really in • destitute condition. At Cromer he quarrelled with her Mr. Lewis said that the prisooer's friends had undertaken :t al boob! la grievouely nrc i u .li c i a i t o &gilled, en• of France, we not only received the most positive contra. had not found himself able. With regard to laying • bill on and gav_e her a push which hurt her a great deal, because to send him abroad if his lordship would dircharge him. meted me ... bodied a _ sso ..,_ „__ o ~,o . a No , g, denier her communeateen by way of the Mediterannean, diction tu the rumour, but when if. Thouvesel waa told the table ot the house, without inteeding to proceed with she Mid offered to amid him in solving an aritbmetic e l pro- The Load Mayor said that he always felt commiseration ip ti e se e ede e i a ; et ti 'er e e ' t er e r e : o l7. o; wie r eee e , i t the awl snake • great stride towards OEM France that there were French agents-perhaps busy, voluntary it, he had great doubts whether such a course was advato , blest From Cromer they cams to London and then went for any young man who was brought before him for the 0111ce, hi LembarMstmet. in the Precinct of Whin:Mare- - is possiosio. of that coatrol of the spats -is the limed. be ma d b e me m wr it. a t am , l e th e t ee m s t o the public u t tered, The house would be iza Ito Gloucester, where he quarrelled with tier because she ant time, and he thought that if he were properly tame B•Ttliern, JOLT 20. MU. ROBINSON P. ROBINSON. Dr. Middleton appeared for the petitioner, Mrs. Matilda Anne Robinson, who sought a judicial separation from her husband, Mr. Henry Francis Robinson, on the ground of his cruelty. The petitioner, a person of independent means, was married to the respondent at Poole, Dorsetehire, on the and of February, 18.53, and bad hail four children by him, of whom two were living. The parties cohabited in various place* for about two years, and then went to Cambridge, where the conduct of the respondent became unkind. O n one occasion he struck his wife in the mouth with a book and cut her hp, because she had looked over his shoulder while he was reading. On another, be insis:od on her leering his bed in the middle of the night, and on her re fusing he struck her twice with his fist. From Cambridge they went to Great Yarmouth, where he quarrelled with her because she refused to give him money to play at bil liards with. He struck her, and said he would go away and take the child with him. He did so, but he sent the child back when he got to the station. Some time after he wrote to her from Cromer, and begged her to go to him. She did so, and found him is a destitute condition. At Cromer he quarrelled with her sod gave her a push which hurt her a greet deal, because she had offered to assist him in solving an arithmetical pro blem. From Cromer they cants to London, and then went to Gloucester, where he quarrelled with her became she Mr. LINDSAY asked the President of the Board of Trade to state what ware the intentions of the government with regard to the Merchant Shipping Bill. Mr. GIBSON said it was the intention of the govern ment to have given effect to the remaining recommenda tions of the committee, and for this purpose two bills were brought in, one for the abolition of peering tolls and for the termination of certain dues that were levied on shipping, and the other was for the amendment of the pilotage laws, and on questions relating to the liability of shipowners, and so forth. Having but a limited portion of the time of the house at his command be thought it better to proceed with but one of these bills before he at. tempted to proceed with the other; bat the other bill was prepared. Now it was obvious, from the various important subjects with which the house bad to deal, that • matter of this kind could only occupy • certain portion of time, and with every desire to pass the measure he really had not found himself able. With regard to laying • bill on the table of the house, without intending to proceed with it, he had greet doubts whether such • course was area teem to the public interest. The house would be im- MANSION-HOUSE. Cka•!A Denton, who was brought before the Lord Mayor on Friday last, charged with stealiag a bill of exchange for 142!. l(., which was entrusted to hurl to pay into Messrs. Willis's bank by his master, Mr. Le Blond, engraver, of %dge.row, Cannon street, was brought up yesterday for further examination. Mr. Lewis attended for the prisoner. Mr. Le Blond, however, said that the prisoner had been with him a number of yaws, and he yrs intimately ac quainted with his family, and under those circum stances, with his lordship's permission, he would withdraw from the prosecution. Mr. Lewis said that the prisoner's friends had undertaken to seed him abroad if his lordship would discharge him. The Lord Mayor said that he always felt commiseration for any you man who was brought before him for the GM time, said he thought that if he were properly taken 1 do 1 di 33. it PM DOS Inv of l cies abo tam 11811 bob THI Moo Pro' ano la • as i fact fur and mu aUm of tl Ind' and PAT wi and' cdezeiti men in ei = Oro race ado Paul Oita aim INC ........ iiiii irui mei aro Ci _ w x .., t! r.