The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-03 00:00:00

T '.- . 4 THE FXPRESS, WEDNES t)A Y EVENING, JULY 3, 1861. ._. ___ _____ _...._ - .... _. _ IM PERIAL PARLIAMENT. wry acts in n•ferenee to the ireurnbents and ministers of that • hardship 'dated, he hoped they would not &dart the gory measures ? which would cause ineonvenience even to COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL parish., aed dinner ia &viand and Wales, and to the motion of his noble triad, which was very vague in its the shipping interest itself. He believed that very few CAUSES.-Jute 2. ___,_ a , _ amount of and mode ef compensation, if any, to be provided terms, but require that a bill should be introduced which cruelties were attributable todefective chains and anchors. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HOUSE OF LORDIL-TuniDAY, itree 2. for the lois ii hes er other rights sod privilege. occasimed would compel the Ecclesiastical Commissioner, to provide Mr. BENTINCK urged the establishment of • system of na to them by the doming of chunlyarda aud burial grounds fuods fur the punters of compensation. (Hear, hear.) compulsory teat. BENT V. BENT AND FOOTHAN. no Loan elthlegllialla twidi bh mild ma the vedaw il '' Under the said are' Up to the year 1850 the clergy Mr. HADFIELD having withdrawn his amendment, Lord 0. PAGET said that all that Mr. Gibson had urged (Continued from yesterday's Exprem.) II o'clock. derived no mall punka of their incomes from burial The house divided on tlae main question- was the difficulty in the way of the government taking on No witnesses were milled for the defence ;a but the learned PRIVATE BrELNIQX fees, atel therefore tle act which reed iii that year Ayes. 4B itself the responsibility of seeing that merchant vessels pos. gentlemen who appeared for the respondeo both adirered The fulioarin Wits were rend a smand tree : -HAMA for dieing parochial burial grouode idtictori moo Noes 59--11 Bard a certan description of cables and anchors. It was the duty of the underwriters to see that all ship. were well rows iimd i ca b. vane , as a fum e .) gad. them a very great hanlship. An inquiry wasindituted by o , Hoag how , gnu mg. Riggaggo magegag.) way, Char a commission in November, 1850, sod the evidence of the i i found. It: a c to ou ry rt , w an it d b m grea ued t o e n m t plir ju is ry u n p: to th b e r. im d p w ro m tabili the tiee guil d t sad Immo. .i.isal, South m egne , smsie Reilasy, e i e e L t t edem fo o ! n „ ) , Ai d Rohr clergy woe taken as to their net incomes for live years as to POLAND. Mr. Burr moved for an inquiry into the evictions at n w rd ho in m ar t y be in re te w7s u nT The motion waa negatived. ' Cori oration. the amount derived from burial fees, and their claims for Mr. HENNESSY thee ram le all attention to the ragout Derryvaigh, county Donegal, especially in reference to of adultery two pawns between whom nothing but the e o v f id f e ri n e ce nd b e u lta t d he tak pm en ri p e la nt ee ima , ii; ., d agzi a n oi st m iin In g samg hi m mi l n t hi r d ti me e a r l puesd :- compensation on saver of the lose of those fee'. A very even t. i e m en d, with retereise to the treaties of 1815, sod statements that they were caused by outrages in the district two mervanta, owe of whom admitted that she ' peeped It %tor I:admit, p me m e s er an d Milford Railway voluminous piper was presented to the other houie of par- to move for copies of certain despatches. He believed that the destruction of Polish iodetondence had bad • Welt through the keyhole." IlAtrysteilli lininelik sad Ureteral Deer= Driers liameot, in which the chime were set forth. 149 parishes t e n. for which the law all orded no redress. Sir C. Creswell having summed up, s w la rr in e ,, co o nipr :v ise u el . in u tlat , rL i t d uro bam , and .. i 11 1 1 G . I l i : t t h h em e ..thereawBLere deocy to increase our eera military expenditure. Lord Castle- Mr. CARDWELL opposed the motion. The jury deliberated for about balf-an•bour and then THE DUKE OP M WENA AND THE CHANCELLOR reagla had stated his belief that Polend independent re. Au animated discussion ensued, and on • division the found a void= for the husband, awarding 1,0001. damages OF THE EXCHEQUER. Gilesimintlmeada, 7:eif. a yea, I n t h e yea , meg the mars= Ronda from any attempts upon lode, and Boom motion was neved by 88 to 23. against the =respondent. Toe 'Leine al Nolga I ANUV pro sot me that ee lbw Metropolis Interments Act was euperseded by the lletroPolis parte had upraised • similar opinion. Up to the period of The other Wieser was gooe through, and the house , - iley salt he would morn for ere ol *Wade of say, sd . Burnt Ant, and the juriedietioe was transferred from the in or p ora ti r o u r milit ar y estimates decre a sed, but from adjourned at five minutes past 1. aeo•tehen eettling to the 'U M the ' hie "' 4 : "' de. " Crnal &mil of Heath to the Ifond - ofitem and it foetid with the abets of that incorporation they increased mery year. A COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JtaT 2. Iher ti..m.ty . etniesenatentral Hely d ur i ng th.- ~. care 1:45.14t. Hu en to et:nosh-1. what conipensation should lie granted, and similarly unfavourable effect had been produced on our . __. . Its noose' it rulit to old that be bed h. , . emleeeteel 1, 7 from what funds it should be obtained. But up to the pm commercial interests. The Russian twohibitive system now tab) intclligence. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) mea r e a l pero.n. .to ace , much interested In Ins fair fame sent time no steps had beea taken in tbe matter, and be Wan coerced Polandoiod English goods, which used to be admitted ' BANKRUPTCY OF " SAM COLLINS." -... or the &T.," duke to fiee the character ..f that prier at • loes to account fur this teeming oegligeoce on the Pad at live per cent. ad valoretn, Were now conipletely excluded, HOUSE OF LORDS. -JULY 2. Adjudication of bankruptcy was made on his own petition bola rvrtma arrow's uher_. ll hed bleu ciduloWd in k'"wolni. 02 those whose duty it mu to see that compeneition was as • loss to us of about 1,000,0U01. per unum. He did not against Samuel Vagg, better known as "Sam Collins," who about time ewe Wes ago in tne Mune and on th.• Authonty ae swor ko.d. h i m. is, IMO t h en mum , h are b eep nom , N u m ,__ regard the fated Yolanda' a revolutionary but asa conserve- APPEALS, was in the habit of - giving some kind of entertainment at • troish wkawki rawly, the Chasoellor of the Elam. is view of the commirioners from which the oimpetantim tire question, as involving the preservation of ao ancient (Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.) the einging-halls. Ile is described as of the Welsh Harp, emir. Tit- nabt hon. gentlemen had refereed to a polar. should be paid, or they would never have giveu themselves kingdeln, and the restoration of right and justice. Me irr PARTE N'KENNA IN RE LAURENCE AND MORTIMORE. AND Kilburn. The amount of liabilities did not transpire. largY Prime Minister was the man who had done most to injure EN PARTE THE BANE OF ENGLAND IN RE MI SAME. ea. MOUND &dead ow ' , bleb be hooded thole rhor4mi : Mit,_ the trouble to go isto the cuse, or have troubled the e he Ithr Noble sallidaM had been furnish-est with- 4 slimano to appear before them. Tbe report of the committee of the Poland. The noble lord could now do Poland a service by Their lonishipe delivered their opuThioos upon thee. ap linwwm te "'me vim cf thee , ; slid when he brought the Upper Home, which met iu *5B, to consider the deficiency granting these kissers. He also aaked the noble lord the peals, which were ed on the 3rd June lase The for k oreign Affairs for the correepotadence mestion, which was raised upon appeal and cross appeal, MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. melte' forwent he thwahl Mee an oPtiortegite of .ea• of spiritual instruction in the metropolis, allude' specially &cr .". pluoin the eissineter at the publication in .t to this entitect. stating that *dm mead!" doled which rased between England and France in 1831. was, whether the whole or rt of estate at Eglaael, -..-- rof of 40 • 4 •41 6 • 11 the right bid jaitienid ue' i= to impoverish tbe clergy and • deprived them of the aoy pa an a= also whether • recent circular letter which had purchased witli money drawn from the partnership account (Before the Assistantolnege.) ba. vb.-the waer tad the nemeneibilitiesoe his tigh Position. means of procuring belp in their crowded parishes, and been publiahed was authentic. There was some fear in of the bankrupts, was constituted joint or estate Hulloed Pillimpham, 40, described aa an artist, was in * hetore.. Imeweding, „ le .mehe. 'Pee°. . c charge' nr• sae .__ h a s 'ermine !WPM that n° &deltoid means had been Provided, . that ale of Russia. If an independent Poland were with reference to the rights of the Bank of who dicted for fraudulently obtaining from Messrs. Shoolbreda, Poi -mitt •.' es" ""Purvv • utt'e 'Dem 'at' 'm i t mitqww - few dineoTing thee earl erf in evil. ComPeneation nao formed, what would be the effect on Huria! It would clai me d to be m o on the estate for upwards of of Tottenham-court-road, • quantity of carpeting and other te 'V • He !the indite lord) or credible informed Illn• the been pouted to proctors ow the passing of the Divorce Act, curb her ambition. The Polish church, which was now 83,000/. due to thei r utt ew the bankrupts jointly. In the articles, value nearly 1001., by means of falai protector, Duke a u.d...... 'mended at the 414, • 11 W0W which sad last year compreation h a d b een gr anted to surveyor. oppreser, was entitled to freedom. If it were true that event of any Tart of the property being held to with intent to defraud. bed bed Put forwent comomieg him. that b• did that if and lege( functionaries for any leen sustained in the lettiog . Agile= had been a party to the oppression of Poland, it be joint, the Bank would have to deduct the Mr. Orridge uted, instructed b Mr. Warrand, soli. : Mere we. a word of tenth ia the char6m be amid have Or selllng of church property, and he could not but thinli would be a reason to justify the house in not looking with value of that part of their security from their proof *t or to the All ) eciation for the Praielution of Sho lifters esmideral lineal( madly patty of murder. (Hear.) Mt emerieneation ought to be given to the clergy in con- ita orninary coldness on the recent events in Warsaw. If oader the bankruptcy. The coinmissioner held that the ni d S indium. The prisoner was not defended by co P unsel. Lord KW Wit 111 A3l hoped his arable friend wouid • see that mideration of the loos they sustained by being deprived of no other member brought forward that subject, at a future mate in question, consisting of 459 acres, was joint tate an w : It yodel mucia more conduce tot= viedicalion .4 nia royal h ar m! f ee , el i The prisoner it appeared had applied to the prosecutors foe , attest if llte before were made In tie place ia which he bed Mr. WESTHRAD set-elided the motion, and stated from time he would do so ; but at present he should confine him- except as regarded the sites of two houses, which had been self to th t address be presented to her Majesty Ini b tb ba krupte respectively with their own monsee• , some goods to be sent to his residence, Bedford.row, Clapham moving •an ilt y e n rise and said he had formerly dealt with them when he lived bins attititted. It 'Mt r• 14,4 1.14 holm K• 0 enimaterial ledebeli) his knowledge that in several mass coneiderable • .0 , cogged of or extracts from &ay oorreeroodenoe on the at an expense of about 10,000 t. each. The assignees am • What his noble freed was proposal; to do was to make the . iii hed bees suffered by tbe clergy by the withdiawal subject of Poland which took place in R3I a= 1832 be- pealed. on the ground that the building of these houses was in otulford.street. A customer of theirs some time before, 4 "f_ n _dice n _whall tiel wee." we' o . 2t.•___.vad iv. c' Itli th n _e in . clase___. el the hes the, had leen in the habit of receiving. tweets the governments of Great &mein and Russia. not sufficient to sever the joint character of the of the same name and of the same address, had been sum _ a _____ wwei. a ", ' m a , ana , P"'" l6 , t ,_. t° ,7"'''' "'_ a ila r,".___„ . ( "71_, ••• Mr. HADFIELD said he should refuse to tax the funds Mr. M. MILNES seconded the motion, though he need property, which was purchaaed with the partner. plied with gouda and =levies the prisoner to be the same tenon, the articles now in question were rat to the address '=„ "i le . ia , " i t e , •""_,,,,'''' a t a m e „_,_'sw '''"'"e_, ee ! sess _s"'" of the country for any purport of this kind. If the reedit- not may that there was much in the speech of the hoe. ship funds. The Bank also appealed, on the 6 aaaa at c i a o.. He mpreseete d t u t h e h e ld a s i tu , w"""s" " le. '" e r""" 7 I* ••••••• e'""'" "`'''''""e ties was intended to extead to F.ogland sad Wales it was aentleinan in which he by no means agreed. But he agreed ground that the whole of the estate ought to have been '- Woe aim pa yto stew& the Cheneeller et the Facherer. full of objection. He bad no objectioa to the resolution if ''' • of 4 tl Galli ti to the regarded as divided into two distinct moieties, that bei . in the importance regain y og atten on tion in the City, bet it turned out that he was • .jobbing ,___„aff commission agent, having no settled pier of habitabon, sad Others.) confined to the dietrict within the bills of mortality am it su bj ect , The Martins of Ni 'RYAN BY meld home taken the eel- the form in which the conveyaoce was taken to the ma.' that as sOOO ali he got the things he made away with them. originally stood. Ile wished to know whesher it was cam Lord J. RUSSELL reminded the house that it- was the rapt., with the usual limitations to bar dower respecting The p ' er had only taken lodgings at the &Myer he pve. eke of hi• noble friend en this siebeee if his (Lord potent to the noble lord to este= the terms of his moth. ocinion of the great Napoleon that as Russia, Austria aad each moiety, and that from the form of the conveyaoce and Ilimagbare's) optaima were preerely those which their lord ." tam witbout police. Why should the clergy of the lo ws . is were aII in parries of Polish provinces, it was Ism all the circumstances of the cue it ought to have been de- uoelied with goods in Uuilford-stieet was false ;it was a 16 ,..___P 1 as ", I :l l ,,_ allagra la ki. : ____ Wil ~ _• *l ' a ll ° •,,___l Llm i lltar ;"'",.., =Wished thumb put forward such • claim ?It ma yond ay las to htoto h ' d =mai ot dared to be the separate property of each bankrupt ; s f s • en is power ope res re ta in ape The re - n p w res n entation thii - the was the person who had been re ore. "' es ' s "' " " se. ' was say " .....•. `" r in ..". " ar " w ""''' a unsightly and an unmentlY thing to eid IP Poland. Everything that could be done by British diplomacy and that the Bank were entitled to prove without deducting he ..ow popes= to take it ma the fault of the Chancellor a claim to compreathie from the taxes 44 the country aot i was dope at the Congress of Vienna to re-establish that the value of any part of the security upon theFgham estate Ile was found Guilty el tbe I....eleepere wbo bad attacked a depowd prior is fee the cure of souls living, but for the burial of those - T tl he pnso* ner repudiated any felon Mus intention. iodepeadence • but the return of Napoleon froni Elba It appeared that the plichaes was first made by Inspector Garforth •E, who took the pro' ner upon ba h. arena, IA laugh.) 4 A mem he (the nude marquis) geed. iA ) Tbe bon. member moved to have out was only answering the argareat of his noble friend upon ehe lear i de sad Wawa thwarted our 'efforts, aod a feeling still ems' Led in Rue= Mr. Idortimore, who, in making it, was desiroue ead at St. Petersburg that Poked should not enjoy of obtaining a residence out of town for his wife, whose f tion he had received at a lodging establishment in Fetter-lane, maid he had driven away with • horse and cart the abiunlity of what ho proposed to ilo. Ile should eel Re. NEW 'MATE said that the burial fees were a herr. privileges. He defended the government health required country air ; but that the take the advice of his elobh freed ; but he should defend • u nni P re- from a shop-door in Oxfonbstreet. He selected about fee the maintenance of the clergy, and that o f th e country P IM. who Wl^ utterl y deleseelees • bein g °meat Fraa Id. v - re * w V i b e e w m tab= when the bill foe making public from the charge of complicity perty was much more extensive than was required go , worth of in the treatment of the Poles. England, he said, had 1. nu for this purpose, and was likely to become very . ' -ironmongery-from a shop in Totten nun but they declined to let him have them ewe e " iiti Ti is " . ' shish he hid bes• ' lnv "' b y Q. l ' iri l a bark! grounds was yaw dimension by the then Horne altogether hostile to the partition of Poland. With regard valuable, in consequence of the erection of • new ration on • Ti le . d t h lees 'th without t money ;an • anot er p na e same wee of • noiebbour. , Secretary. No doubt that act was useful and n in to Russia, he urged the delicacy and the danger of the Starnes, Woking, and Wokingham Railway, in which road he ordered articles of about the same amount in b " nl 8114314-niAM e4eih " lee r ed to s r"' hut eee man iasta but in consomme. of tbe prejudice w• h any interference on behalf of the Polca, and even to the bankrupts were large shareholders ; and that on Mr. mace was deemed frum loud erica o " Order . order !' from Y ised Issee i hs value which were delivered, but on suspicion being am me ra on t t occasion the clergy were deprived of go to war on their behalf would not accomplish the Idortimore proposing to Mr. Laurence to join in the pnr the oppueition benches. tertai ' ned that he was nothing but • swindler, they were those fees, and much injury had been inflicted on them. objwit, or be for the intoner of Poland. theatre f.salle the purchaseroney was paid out of the hip Etel 4; 11 A :.: V ILI. E said that as to the question of brought back again. He hoped the government would Moo this commissioo, be. hopes might be entertained from the peaceable pro- fuode, and the account& of the estate g e m. " The Aetistantoludge said the prisoner was a person of a .. ,es....acr_,__ , t,L 4 *hide iirces°,, : i a • el , s tls ? aiddit io , ni sam i all w „,, s as a. , cause in poiot of feet the house did not intend to inflict this - of - digh and knowledge. Ho did not upon the bankrupts' ordinary books of trade By geese e teamed atia- ve da hare to th trail' t as more ry nprous e cter e ing commoni y, "'" . """Y a. ri - --, ec--- 'a. "' ..ving at. "'" "" injustice on the country. oppor the production of the papers moved foe. rities to the Bank the bankeepto were described ea " oer„ . - than ordinary precaution was required ti_protect them from ,k" leeties .„ ... „ . t .. p t i L' uti q ui. had „ ~,,_e lwel Li t ',; i l forsa , th s : Sir S. PEP' mid he was sure his hon. friend, the member I cannot say (said the noble lord), thee I re II - la - ea basins. ' la aseatilisa i Lease. "' and Co o " °id am such artfullt got up schemes of fraud. The sentence upon ''''''''. ''''' n e i nte '""" t " commi e '''' "'"'" m 'y ''" ''' for Sheffield. misunderstood the object of his noble (need wish to maintain any relations with Russia but those of • last security was made by me al the bankrupts alone "on • . him wax eig teen mouths hard labour. main a motion and • speech fouadod upon observations the member for Middlesex. His noble friend did not intend • • I I belie hat 't • th 'te tof both behalf of the firm." Frumps power. v• t i is ein rot Leopold Baldacci, 19, modeller, was indicted for steali uttered ia the other house. to take any money from the public funds of the count& couatries, from their great commercial relations, to be on Mr. &COD, Q.C., and Mr. Do Gex a for the a l . five cameos, value POI. and upwards, the ptoperty o The Mar l in. "' NI )RMA SHY ' antidstleaderis " ° ' " " sdes* He himself represeated a large and populous district of teems terms, and Ido no. think it is either our intereet et mimes, the appellants in tisane a • Mr. Roundell Th Fowkes. sculptor llorningtomplace, Hampstead from tbe governmeet side, was uodentooel to say the& he had roetropalia, and be could state that the Interments Act had the nate to' Poland that we should be going constantly Palmer, Q.C., and Mr. Cotten appearedfor the Bank of mulas Ha les d ed 1 ' : Mated tbe oature of the remarks which he intended to idie ._., in . of the clergy. The rector of o , • re* . , sou jury on Milky 4 . 4 . with repreeentations to Russia with recant to her govern. road .......g li gin ty. sues, so as riga.* the colleagues of the Cliancellor of the that be had been employed by N. Brucdani, of ' ~,_ Luke's, for instep= than whom no clergyman in Louden ment. (Hear.) Ido not gi an opinion with respect to El e n d d iusticeKnight Bruce said that the manner in whicht R2e2 .-- - reset, Covent.garden, and under iiia eirectaon, and : Rache q ues an alf. hefasealim ° the ab l er ' to ' shish "" had exerted himself more gloriouely for the good of his the institutions that have 11 lately given-they are meth oaths purchase, tbe price of this property was paid, ma in his germ* had to take into the Ho al Academy statuary, 1 y Ilseaat to refer. parishioners, had been deprived of a large prtion of kis tations which seem to me to domed entirely upon the will the accounts connected with it were kept in the partnership which arrived from artists. The prolocutor had sent in some SUR-DIVISION OF DIOCHIES BILL. utcome. (Hear, bear.) Is o less than 40,0001. a year had of the Emperor. (Hear, bear.) Tbeir authontv ix derived books, showed that the percher was made on account valuable cameos, which were stolen, aod the prisoner was ' Lad Li TTELTON, ia Ewan the commitml of this fallen into the hands of the Ecclesiutical Commiromen from, aod held at, the will of the Emperor of Rune, and of the firm, and that the lands formed part of the partner. found disposing of them at pawbrokers shope. He ht. remarked that it bad bra so altered in the committee in the district giblets he represented, and • portico of they exist during hie phaeme; but it is impossible thatthere ship property ; aod he thought that they so continued, sub. was taken into custody on a charge relating to a pin, which, Vet hardly • dame wee new se it soul originally dime. this fund might be made available for this purpose. He am bewared' et state,distriet aod provincial councils, mid ject of course to the ercumbrance of the Rank of Engird. however, was abandoned, and he was then epprebended at Ti,,, sulatsoce of the Mil bewerr remained ; and tbe sew should support the motion of his noble frieod. (Hear.) municipal bodise,without improvemente tithing plue. (Hear.) tio far he had the pleasure of agreeing with the teemed the Clerkenwell police-court for the robbery of the cameos money consisted chiefly of the reeteictions which had been Sir G. C. LEWIS said that the burial acts mon be coml. The moat patriotic Poles have of lar years turned their commissioner ; but on the other part of the case be had the at the Royal Academy, by Sergeant Tanner, of the detective iatroducal into the ineasnre. /6 wee , f ee i u u ue , provided dered as the deliberate decision of both houses of puta- attentiou to national objecta, under the form and guise of misfortune to differ from him, inumuch as there was no police, Scot l an d -yar d . Th ere we „ 'even o il p a i n ti ngs that it should only mite= to four sew dioceses. meet. Under those act& the Queen could by order in emacil agricultural improvement. The improvement of the condi. agreement in existence as to the two houses. His lordship missed iie we di i nn d t h oug h t h e pr i soner a d m itt e d th a t h e 1 Tee BwhoP of LONDON add that the hal as at Pluesat dor up any churchyard, and the parish where a church- iron of the people, aod the improvement of education among thought that the assignees were well founded in both parts took the car of cameos, le denied all knowledge of the • was little better than • ohm, tad thivight it would be yard was closed up was authorimed to appoint a burial board the people will make progress ; and while I du not think of the t contention. ratings. He said be wished to give all the ioformation better that if any dirges wen to be redo they =mild and to provide • burid ground in lieu of the elm= church. that it walla be wise to take any active part in what is now Lo Junice Turner, after very fully referring to e poribly could, for the sake of be brother and family, esi - nnale 41. Hie other Howe of Varlittmomt. it was lot yard. The incumbent of the parish had the Yen same going on, Ido not think that Poland is destined to be for the circumstances of the cue, and the declarations and told the officer where he had parrots' the cameos. de:itatils greatly to ileum* the niambee of faish•PM ae so right. in respect to burial Hee in the substitut= burial ever extinguithed ; but I believe that there is • bright in the judgment of the commiesioner, said that it The sentence was postponed until next session, to afford inultiplicie moo of machinery, but °sly a n nbefaloa of marlin gr o und that he enjoyed with regard to the churchyard. future in store for her, aod thet her improvement will be could by no means be laid down as a general rule the prisoner an opportuuity of giving further informatics, if power is **Church al Resland eres wanted. There were Moo was a conaecrated and an iniconsecrated burial begun by the peaceful of enlightenment and know. that where lands were bought by a trading partner- he could, of the otlaer property Which had been stolen. other reforms far mem kepeestively wanted than the am gromd in the new cemeteries. Many interment& took bad g e, till eventually a will take her place again amongst ship, sad were puid for out of the partnership mama, they Mr. Woollet was counsel for the . promecution. malfroldabrd bv tan Provellt hill. such aii Putting demo plam ni the uornusecnited portion of the grated, aad of the nations of Europe. (Cheers.) were ' of DesweettY i ; ot a st af the P estnesshi p p re F est y , James Dixon, 27, painter, carnoted of stealing the sum hit° each •positioa as to snake them more useful than at coarse the clergyman received no fees for than. Sir H. VERNEY looked upon the speech of the noble lord although he knew • g which would prevent such a firm of 301., the monies of Jane Harpist Follow', his misters, penre, and reedeiring the more of enforeir the discipline Owing to that circumstance considerable diminution hed ag the moot hopeful circumstance for Poland that bad ce. from speculating in leads, as in any other commodity. But was sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. el the awn= lsis impssaive and More quick. Ho should taken plam in the emoluments of incumbent& derived from curre d d ur i ng ha ex p er i ence i n p er o mmo t i an d thought th a t here he thought that the purchase of this estate use made mA vas for es ape= the t bill, n e ther would he banal teem. He deplored the diminution of the incomes of the sentiments of the noble lord would give hope to the by way of speculation on account of the partnership. The 30 1 • 1 1 1 111 1 •11111 d ill in lancir Ho boned the hill would the iocumbenta in London and other large towns, but it ma Polish nation, without exciting them to forcible attempts petition of the Bank of Engird therefore failed, and must lis withdomem ma isevitsble consequence of the change in the law. Several to obtain thaw rights. be dismissed. Upon the other part of the case, whatever THE POLICE COURTS. Lad Oslnstela the Mlle .1 Marmon:mod+. Lords Eburri hoe. gentlemen ha treated burial fees as a part of the Mr. WHITE could not attech such importance as the pre might be the equity between the bankrupta, in the event of • .--e--.- 111°...hus Ti sai thaavial e _..._....._ a1l Ibmi g ht _vi the hill " ti g ht ais ludiiwineata of the church. and m • Ined for the eteinte• visas Teske, to the few words that fell from the noble lord, • partition, he thought there was so proof of intention to bo witiodnivo ri bet as Lard wYwiowow. own...not aro*. • Vance .4 the elerey. Ne a lt oge th er di s p u t e d th a t doctrine. sad wire' be as toe must feeble platitudes that sever the estate ; and therefore the wnole of the estate MANSION HOUSE. Maslow doh flue. Mom the MIWOWIII wim - ter gomg into kle hold that bund fees were • renimmatioe for • special ma id h e upon so great • minion. zernaiped joint property. A lad, of about 17 years of ap, who gave his name am isemnietee, 1 ;_egniaet, 18 ;so thorn waster. service'. (Hear, bear.) If that service was performed be Xr. !CULLY quite coocurred in the liberal opinions ex- William Halewood, was brought before the Lord Mayor, on The idelidail runs*/ . .lisitnentriasak Se- ileelehd). Bill the parish clergernan in the perils burial-gmued he was goosed with regard to Poland, but drew to the recollectiou COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--JugT 2. remod, charged with &taxiing • gold watch, mine WI.. um read • mood time, LODI CLANRICARDIC having briefly w ou l d f o receive th e rm . frog s b e f ore th e c h ange i n th a of the home *et there was • country nearer home which from the person of Gereral Dupuy, the *lntim minister. mekilted Me objects. law, sad if he did 1304 pacem the service he did required the 'of the priociplea enunciated. Sittinp el Nisi Priam at Gaildhall.-(Before Lord Chief I t appeare d th a t ou s a t ur d ay a ft ernoon , w him th e f u n e ral Officem of Herne (Royal Nan) Bill pared through_ motive the fees. If that was the true view of Lord PA N-I entirely ooncur with my noble Justice Cockburn and • Special Jury.) procession was resin aloog Cheapside, General Dupery was 0 0 .11041300. an autral••••• ow abaft K Pored b'f boon the ease Do claim for compasmiss more. sod the house m en d i ii eves * t o th e p ro d uc ti on o f th e d a wd les corm v. !SLIM AND ANOTHIE.-THE GALWAY COMPANY. endeavouring to get • cab, that he might get out of the Ne: 4 O 61 0 11 . t• " 4 0 8 •• 1 that lb" eased the easel r.n. eould tiot be canal on to a g ree to th e t a ring o f a comruis- moved for. They contain the *Mien which the some. This ma an action brought by the plaintiff to recover crowd, when he was suddenly surrounded, and while wide should be entietted to the ••'•• ••••••40•6•• •• asa• Me, which proceeded on the assumption that there was watt at the time entertained of the course which the go. 4,2C0L as commission at the rate of 2 per cent. upon e eleavouring to get away he felt hia watch drawn from his *Pad in OW r•T• 1 NM. hayiag ben allantsed within' such • cliiim It the bons , agreed to the proration it ~ lnnen ' o f R or i e p umue d with regar d t o P o l an d, operce 210,0000, for which the defendant.. who are shiphuildere pocket, aod on looking down he saw his rimed hanging, mad a division. .1 - would aim the PrinOilde„that -I own. •.•° 04 •4. ,•;II M. i°,• 4 ••• • . in those friendly terms which became the relationship sato to lum ad near Newcanle, had retracted to build osetain ships for the hia watch was gone. He saw a boy quite cline , CORK INFIRMARY BILL of ever, Permasion Om an WO• "WU oe women =tin between England and Russia, but ex the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Pecket Company. The plaintiff, accused him with stealing the watch, when the prisoner, This WI was mad • third time sad paint poreseme burial prounds mad va ta in churches or chapels) manioc that the course pursued was in complete vio who had formerly been in the service of the defendant., without having been spoken to, said that he bad not the Their lonhhips ruse at 11 misname past 7. were entitled to compel:motion, and it would leave the cam at the treaty of 'Vienna. 1 agree with mY noble friend that said the/ had entered into an arrangement with him to give wateh, and wss quite willing to be searched. A gentle mashie to discover some fund from whi c h compensatio• it is impossible for auybody who has m y e d m i ra ti on f ur him from Ito 24 pee cent, upon any orders which he re• man, however, who was eroding near, saw the prisoner could be obtained. His noble friend bad pointed to the high natimal qualities" for eidurame, and for love of °rived from the company, and that the enters iu question drop the watch, which was given to him by the other boy„ HOUSE OF OOMEEORIL-TIia•DAY, JOLT 2. consolidated fund as the source from which compensates liberty, not to admire the Poliah character ; and it ia im- had been obtained *rough his iestrumentalite. The Lord Mayor mid it wen too serious an . eme to he was to come. He was entirely adverse to the principle et p osei bl e f or any b o d y w h o h as soy aaaa , o f wrong no t t o The defeoce was that the plaintiff did not introduce the dealt with summarily. He therefore committed the pm- Tile Oat leg was resioned at sla 'YIN*. taaiag the consolidated fund f or an y uppoeed claim lament those misfortunes which here befallen the Poles bushier ; and after some (midair had been adduced on the soar for triat. NEW WRIT. far oompensatim of this =tiara (Hear, bear.) If the from the time of their first partition down to the part of the defendant., it was agreed to terminate the cause Hr. BRAND moved Mut •me writ obrald lame for the consolidated fined was not to be Moked to. the amt present day. That partition was • gram violation bY the withdrawal of• furor. allernien ef a Wive fee the city ef Dadra, la the ...h e m, ',b e y m a dd t o m t o th e fund of the of national right. Tin atipulatious of the treaty of Juror withdraws. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. Nes eIIh r _ . Alberta= wbe stem his election bed ate ' Commissioners. That aria would raise • Winn& were Yielded almost as soon am concluded, and the SECOND COURT. --a implied the dale id her Eatery's AttereinGenend. vary &Dealt goodie°, for tbe effect of the proposition Briti s h government, upoo every mamma upon whisk it fitti ngs a t Ni s i piens ss Oundholl.-(Refore Mr. JnatiO. THE GALWAY PACKET CONTRACT. GLOUCESTER ELECTION. would he to appropriate to • very limited clams of clergrom was called epos to pronounce an opinion, or thought that Hill and Special Jae.) The select committee of the House of Commons, Mr. H. DIRILEILAY pm rear that os that day wask a__ _, .fead ell. apart fredeally foe the wagmentstion of the it could pronounce an opinion usefully. declared that to be I h there were be Mesh' mem WA a sew writ Should lame for the city ad 'mum e 1"... •• living'. and • thoui , rinurf its view. (Hear, bear.) When my boo. friend who has NIL= 11. ATHERTON-BLANDER. Mr 11. Chambers and Mr. Joyce were counmel for the appointed to inst • uire into the determination by the govern. went of the Gal y Packet Coates.* sat for the first time HI VorMlf. ••••• i• which the dialianthd,„ ne t" doom* of incur°, bead jar sat down says that the English government interfered •' • plaintiff, and Mr. Hawkias for the defendant. - Mr GREGORY in the chair. The other mem- TILE MICIIRER FOR CLONMEL had covvid rat blivbbiP. •••••• 1 •••• alm coma Iv mil& icv is some cases by expressions of opinion and by advice, and mi . wu an mike b eought by the onintiff, ein attorney raterdkr . • . t ft• J Troll Mr wbo had • bers of the committee Toreson were ir . ope, . id a geteux b a w l th e r irt i Ird e f th e Toomey bag red hardship bed_,___,__llalw ilindurd-..11ut a* Parsed . did not in others, I tell him that the British government i n th e City, torceowardontelfee tar titsdervis words uttorld Walpole, Sir U. Peto, Mr. Peel, Mr. Ker Seymer, Mr. Om bias. marter foe Chimed Mired to noir him meths 8 • 0 • 14 _ • •=2,... wow clam noselmantissa t bay, interfered in proportion as they thought they could the defoodant. It appeared from the ease for the w as h ea d d rown . mem whim emolument, of sie or ef the Lore Comaisimeen of bsr Majesty's_ ,Treneury awa s ,_e_ o ___ldardettic„„_,. d__ hia .. . . do so usefully, and wirer, they thought • • their opines • • upon the gawked tbst Huh intoner bed hose damegoded eiewewalt ••••••••• aiiinneteed would prevail. But where they know their mentor nintcy canes where the defendant attended to prove e raintiff that he wam proferionally engaged at the Bank- Th e Atte, on meeting, proceeded immediately with la r th e pr omo s odmiaim a t me , mad tog meh ear hem Mal mai feel Isitildd Its astitled t° ossnlansnara frau the will not be attended to, and the result will be debt. Tbe plaintiff required to tea the securities which 4 2 .. exami- t na ion of witnesses, the first called being the Ina, wooed ; sad if so. had the mosey ao maw fro& of the i eindentioal Cameleer= (Hear, bac) that they will have to submit to • refund, the defeadant held when the latter called him " a ' oetamaterGeneral. le , a SEW up, or was it istandsd to fill it, sed whim (A Ile .h..... •• 411111 old brawn Hot the hod* would sadlicm a or to ask tha oouotry to take up arms, an appeal which the . ' Mr. Valiance solicitor to the compony, wee then exit. Mgt.) ler PALMEIIerION -1 era nary le en ling my either mo• the aelleslidated fund or upon the fluids ormary would or answer -ia such instances they have not P e " iirtGleelentreled Comniesion in respect of this ezesperated where they were not able to min their end laf° §T ili a l I "Y es ' " a lg a. ' " w " ° ' " d a - mined, and detUled the particulam of the contracts entered raml, ding that be mild prove his words. The plaintiff told the defendant if he had tied such ° - i to for the building of four ships for the co r ziany. They fixed for Ma. biped to whom the herb has Waded hos .....alda• 0 1 0 1 v. boot) The oat/ re• Willing fund ••= (Hear, hear.) The hem geratlemen who mar the motion is Inanann - en Lon in n „„ „,,„ nn „ in „„ i ,„ ,_ sid ...„, lied were to be delivered before the pe upon the rates of the et -e-w- - ""-- --' --- 1 " - i "" " a '" r" the commencement of the company's service, and were Mimi the veltv tillivil hi le IWO el • 110 14 • 113 Of an ''.. the P a ll a i e t e a w ,: i l in d f or ' ? " a Charge ...; u ex . u • . - * air. thal the Brie " T esesement hate fina l e " Me nose, and the followingday wrote demanding an apoiogy. far . fth • me f t h e N i t a /fl og , b o th i n Trosewey. sad with pat regret I ham seeemmeeded the C: l i tt ; .__ .. , i'"•,P? el , tl ,_•___„, is n f ;_ several ripportusities when they might, in conjunction w ß ith but receiving no reply he brought this action, the plaintiff 111 elan, o e requiremen tonnage and power. Several surveys of the ship' were ee rier. se aesss the oesigamiem With mord to the no dosianuatmo 20 ...WU.. • F•••'• other have restored Poland to independence. ut e_. own now ready to accept • retractation, but none was moose wide h bodamd my Ma iblemi le mad in hie re- vvillid bw thlorlyor KAM , Stoll , which to °Main that °ow I aak say gentlemaa lam bow addressing whether dered during their construction. The Columbia and Hibernia h rate a...would encounter am as ere a tag b e& egg teges t gg ggiecem e e me l ee rak ma giseentlea RAN they bid • Paric ---, . my Otessma Ma wises in the mem of his experience when Mr. Hawkins for the defence, conteoded that the words • . ere now in the hands of Mr. Laird, of Birkenhead, with eLi& ase in se meeellimealley as le impute MOT, mi a eliumb-ais smaiss is soother form. ited it would hardly th is smeary wou ld h ere w as i nduced to so to wer • , complained of were mere vulgar abuse us= by an angry instructions to make them in respect fit to pass the strictest survey of the Board of Trade and the Admiralty. nay aim m ew. e a t wit - isw.) if eg i , g m m g y insi d r e reetioelde le latroilse a maser, (weeded ow that prie- fee the res=ation of Para, however much erie might alma erotism. obese le ham a statmeose el Re pew& vat laessomek as be Rd set think it eight for tbe the Poles, sad however much we dea= to Tbe jury found • verdiet for the plaintiff-damages 40s. , The examioation of Mr. Valiance was not concluded when which thri renigabas was esemkeed. be kid Weer eggly le Ilvvwsotort w taw bows W Fig flat sad hem with this e si ss i = restored. Take the Crimean WAI ' His lordship said be did not think thia wee • case which '"e committee ram aw b oa. m ad b ..„.,, x n ...„ w in b i , ga u d woa d/ queliee. er be egriat • commerce, when they tow fee inermara I. tbil illelini, li Turkey all the military ... nuked pecia jury _____ ... - hall spa tei boa. gmtlemem HollldAw4 labliMilmod Rat *Ws Inv co filbd available far suoluala. aad meal resouress which Ilegked and France could tom '''‘ a a '-- He* he fett it Xs day, eiderseitly, for be admitted that igm a e ,,, re di recte d to th e c r i mes, en d if WEATHER REPORT. RANERI/PTCY AND INSOLVENCY BILL. COURT OF RXCREQUITL-JuLY 2. •••••• 1 i.n.t.. • 1 • 0111161 13 ••••• 1 4 10 nix" the motion- If we bad gone to Poland at that time the re. --a-- / la eV to Ht. HADFIELD. • MOM elf obtaining dineetemtios oould arta would have been a failure in both attempts. Sittings at Nisi Prins at Clitiklhall.-(Before Mr. Baron I ' d " 111 ,___,__, 1 " 1 " " ' eel ' se __,,___ the Illii.b "P,_ te i d ald l ' Il " bviblvilves. Ilvidbelme wonld ding in a g M It is therefore quite evident that it would bays been folly Martin and Special Juries.) /deg 1111 eased.* legal e "'"id"e•••••e i ~.ee eee i , _neh IMO is maks nem iiist . . "nth regard to the to ham attempted operations in two such diatant (matters, say an fee briaglog it ne till the taw OlSCera OT Me mews vela which com swat be fairly charged, the srms supposing we had the means of doing so. But the _. BROWN in TIM LoNDON AND NORTH WEIITEILY RAILWAY COMPANY. TONSDAY, JULY 2, 3 TO 9 AM 8. 11. M. D. I. O. L S. warp la the bore, whet. he Vested worild be v ,, short 4. hoses would no oubt give • fair hearing to such • pro- Ims. gentleman thinks that Austria would have been a __._,__ _ _ ______ Mr. Bovill Lod Mr. Quain were counsel for the plaintiff ; _ ____ _,.._ ___ It was the intestacies of the itcreenirsellt to peas= with the pash a _ williag and powerful ally at that time for the eroaricipition Mr. Denman, Mr. Phipson, sod Hr. Henry James repre• bill ; but a imam no day could he geed fur. the mon Hr. WHITEN= said the right hoe. gentleman bed of Poland. Dues he recollect that Austria, 4.1 he had stated. weither deemed Der refuted the arguments by which Re hacked by Russia, committed the greatest • of the - seeded the defendants. This was an action part heard yeeterday. The plaintiff, NAME COM M IHRIONB IN THE ARMY. moths was supported. A practical injustice having bees le.W. treaty of Vieuna that has been committed by ay of the M r . C o m. R a y Brown, is a gentleman 3;) y ears Ammo W. 6 o 1 Sir H. oTRACEY impaired of the Ueda Fecretery of 411108 . the ( Noted rights of the cierget haring been interfered Idles three powers-a violation which I undertake to say was •.1 a g e , and • partner in the lir of Brown and Mackendol, smarm 4, 9 " ° a ; 66 se . 6 o s 6 a 1 Mote lor War whether them was any intestion of rewarding via by tbe brgislatiirti it wee the e.etY ef the letiehttere le greater violation of treaty engogementa than perhaps ever , artioneens in works of art sad vertu in Glasgow. On the Aftuou " ;;; l am 66 u N.N.w. 4 c 2 Hied radars whose mums had bra =eerily brought to remily that terwties, and to provide compensati o n for tbe wee before committed in the history of the world. (Hear./ 16th of November he was a passenger by . the defendant.' roaming_ lb. mike of the Commarler board, for the great pro. intnehmince with thole rigida. Become, hem were three powera who by treaty undertook Eno, aod at the Atheietooe station in Warwickabire the train Samos 29.84 38 53 N.W. 3 e 4 K they hod exhibited at the exeminetione for direct Mr. ROEBUCK mid that when railroada were seta- to defend the integrity and independence of the republic of w in which he was seated was being shunted when it was nut GALWAY .. . 33.16 ES Ile __._,_. 3 0 4 4 o 3 by bestowing oe them COMULS•1000 without Wished. it bad isemir been suggested that com p ara to r e mcee i and th ose tru s te r , these guardians of a republic into by a cattle train. Several persons were killed aod tioutemo z u . aa . :It s 6 5e 1 1 , 1 w N .N w .w. 8 c 3 perrehmie should be given for the diminution thereby aimed to the established under their own auspices and a treaty to which injured amongst the latter of whom was the plaintiff, who NN W 7 b 1 re T. G. BARING replied that there we- nn interim' incomes derived from turnpike roe= and be pieced the they were parties, concurred and combined to destroy the . . - -. Vauttrern „sert ilt 67 .. . has since been nneble to atteud to business, nis proem qesiourrowe lO.lll St 19 N.W. 3 b 3 of rppoiatisig say of them gentl em en who peered the emni. doggy ia the same as persons who bad lest mosey independence of that republic, a= to annex and incorpo- h er i ng been in consequence reduced from 2,000/. to 2251. y A nnoneg „ mid 63 61 N.W. 3 c 3 mit:on to coomerices without purchase. to turnpike mar, ad w incomes had ia commaimes rate it with the empere o us rm. ear, ear. no ' f A t • (H b ) Ido t • during the year, and the firm had been compelled to take LONDON .. - bees diminished. think, therefore, tint it would be very . premixing DOVER THE WAKEFIELD WRIT. °r horn - another partner. Mr. MALINS said that this was • dein which milled fel to rely ou the concurrence of Austria for the purpose of The negligence waa not denied. The case completely Tonsmotrrn 29.10 Os IS .14,W. 8 as 1 r4e*V-DWARD°3 eSiteet the Mieniter y a 53tati kW the : loudly for JUIDOe He koew enure than instance is establishing the independence of Poland ; but be that horned on the medical evidence as to the nature of the plain- PORTLAND.-- 30.06 62 SO W. 8 e 1 111 ...selleptinneat wheilher Weiss the intestine of Ow •- • - ' PLMOcilt white secambsom of Loge parishes had be n . l i a n reduced to it may, we were enoned in other operations, and h ul a; Ur, i e j or k e . PENEANCE 30.11 61 10 W.H.W. 8 o 3 ea •at to awry en. the promise made by bim me tbe abaci rovert fa consequence of the allegation in the law. not the meats, even ithe country had been willing, to enn- The jure returned a verdict by consent for the plaintiff- jemmy l ' ad &eh " . es 13alaudav l ' e k " a the i ww4 d i a ' ha °is He - th . esah y th t h lorgymen hod been reduced bark in such an operation as that. Well, I concur with my dan es 000/. CorKellaintlL art 60 - - - 9 r • &bate on the Wakehild weit met= be adjourned). so the - -' - t a w ere ae lag to penury for the public twat. itudice required that the sob!, friend in thinking that • nation which, under such a HELDER UM LW - W.RW. 9 r 3 *Ted that if the home re-aimed its former decision the SECOND COURT. 9 r 2 public should cm:Emmett. him. He should, therefore. sap- lee( course of adversity and neder the pressure of such Immo eon oi - tv. government woul.l sot erne., the Ism of the writ. ore Ilr Baron Bramwell and HADMINS Met M - Li. 6 Ic 1 interim haa reststed all attempts to destroy its national Sittings at Nisi Prim-CHIA . hir G. C. LY.MI:4 wid the offer which he made to the P est a th o e a n r a t i i co on• imam .. - il. S.W. - 3 b 1 of opinion that the motion &Nage upoe the oconion to which the hon. gentleman mr• s'"'"" - ' wee pmeeednd ilf spirit, must be doomed some dry or other to a better fate. Special Jurtee.) aliened was net wended hy the home, and lima member. upon • woes principle, aod that it opened tooextensive a ear, ear. ut at t e DOM 'me, h ) B h t . if the object of the THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT SOCIETY IL BUTTON-BOND. modem be to induce he fda'reit ' t to tak M Ma ' t sod Mr. Rumen were counsel for the plain t. j y s governmen • asy r. ins y SE-PLANATION. in et be wan tbat it was not in Me power to coated Oa queetion of contrnaellcu -3.-itercoister corrected and reduced te UM& al mesa ma 4 Mem Whoa the motiou of which the hos. gestleser Sir G. GREY said the act of 1850 DO doubt recognised mare motive steps than an expression of their opinim, 1 tiff ; Mr. Clerk and Mr. Trevellyan were counsel for the ,_, __, . n ,__ , ____, rii,r, main mem mo s im m e g t a mama : wma so ie., to verve.. ould say in the Sint place th h Id be I' el dant. at tey woo not tk y defeo lied given arise earns en for diecumion the peruser the principle et compensatiee, for it pre. idol that when g w o .. s. o of as tech dinahmuon; and each 10 deg., above le deg., cram pport from tbe people of this country • This was an action on a bond sigoed by the defendant, a hundredths increase. if...-itsposed tbarmv-meter s. ' old sted. the "wee tie " intended t° take WI the misille ' an y Ww buria j" uudi aere 6 r reheac4 bY the 13 " ard af and in the ne s xt, that her Majesty's government were noi captain in the army, under the following circumstances :- is ma ireads ibree M-noistened bulb (for evaporation and dew Health, a fee fa. tid., in it on te th olleary fedi RATER UPON OOVIIRNIIENT PROPERTY. ~..._,.., _ _, • -1 - --e °---.- um - p se p ara d t o ca ll upo a th e count r y to make those sacrifices, It appeared that in January . , 1865, the defendent was desi- point). D.-Direction of wind (teue-two points to ot mag th burial of Colonel ROWLEY asked the Socreiery of State fer the "saw° ' re l'''' uP"' --• Pemon m ela. and to engage in those arduous operrions, by which alone roes of parchaaiog a rommosion, and for that purpose with* -ertmateda.-Oond (i to_ 9),.1.- 1.-Fores (1 toll! . _ . II me Departure, ispaslvhall pease be I ec in b ad i i • ( ~a to asciated pert of the ground, aad should be set apart Initials: b, blue diy, c. ems. Weise ) . I. los. h. hall. t they could accomplish the object in view. (Hear, hear.) applied to the plaintiffs for a loan amounting to about 7001., n „,. _,_.• ,: n or ., ( . 1 . 11 , ; 4 mu . ; ...... ; bribe coo u not only of the incumbeate, bist ail* nevantLeal to the Leeds Oseesoi el the Treasury the a P aaall° aad h • ... iamb , Mr. HENNESSY explained that be did not mean that which was paid. The defendant obtained his commission 77= . 114 8 77'" "' i i um. ---' tie clerks mod sextons, Ot er persona inj Pardo" rif rade weideed " P s• F este as the aff but the •' n bad been rendered n s , the government should give advice to Russia. He only in the Zird liniment and went to the Crimes, and after. wish of St. Nicholas. 11 similar payment having ; - F rovlll ' . • • asked for information as a prelude for comprehending the wanis to Delhi, during which time the money became due, as the plime of burial was optima', moot porous . been granted to other parishes which goverameet pro. hut f rTed f fhal is waste! Polish questioe. mad no portion was paid. pre s the cheaper ors o ur once HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND perty te situated. • Th a The motion was then agreed to. The defence was that at the time the money was ad. rAdvertisement.}- must, and no compemation flied bad bees noted. The Best Friends-In cases of erysipelas Inflammation, kr O.C. LEWIS stated that the minds upon which he itt , b oe. „ nu . . the r o w f or ea m bad ge to i m CHAIN CA BLES IN THE MERCHANT SERVICE. vaned the plaintiff was an infant, and that he believed Flthit. -- . - Iteration, and all the varieties of cuteness+ diseases. Holloway. recomaneaded that the pay meat alinuld be made in the parish • . I Walp;leh reprisal t i ll act of 1850, and Sir J. ELPHINSTONE rose to mil the attention of th e when he signed the bond it was as an insurance to cover !... ointment never fails to give relief. Thy very tint application is garden was thot the ',reports's% of government property • • That home to the inert of the rime committee on chains and as advame made by his guardian, end that. no portion . of it Fawns the Inflammation and diminishes both heat and pain. of adi went ' ter in the act of 185" loth* rest of the rateable property of the perish did not ag ad id= th h • " bu 'ed ' anchor ot 1880, sod to move " That in the opinion of this prow at w ere parishioners were n in 80110•• I undo the blood on its route had found its way into his pocket, M having been paid to Tim soothing (Moment. by dep g _ ie ... ; gear bo him to tiring them within the rule which the Tres- crated ad the clergy n should be edified to receive home, it is the duty of her'Majeety a government to take his_guardiab hy whom he had be= defrauded. to, or return from, the affected part promotes healthy ti ssey applied to them cases. the mum fees a s h e wou ld h are reo pi ve d if th• bard memo to 'mum that all seagoing vessels, eepecially When the case had proceeded melee way, h hare resisted eve other treatment, old indolent ulesrs. whir ry nie an =pro,. d appearence : healthy grsnulations BURIAL AND CENETERT ACTS. pentad of the parish had not been interfered with. those employed in the carnage of parrogera, shall The leaned counsel agreed upon terms, it being stated ereedile am up, the sore contracts, and soon closes on the judicious Lord ENFIELD moved "That as humble adders he Re believed that burials fewer in the substituted be eafficieutly supplied with anchors aud chains, that there was no amputate:4o on Captain Hutton for having . ' 11 " 1 2 Holloway's noted remedisa In severe end chronic awes panseSed to bar Iljesety prayieg that lier Majesty will be ground. then they were in tbe former beret gamer, aad properly tested as to strength and werkmanship." defended the actioo on the plea of infancy. the lilts should always be taken, as their ;untying. alterative, Malry plowed le •pet a royal reamissios to inquire ocasequently the fees to he paid to the of earner Mr. M. GIBSON admitted the importance of the subject, The Jury ware thin dimilmeged without •••tt•ft t• • apprinve, mid restorative qualities place de whole mad of solids bo l egoialle• mad tot of the amesel burial sued mew perfidies hell Wise et II the hems be of ellisisa lat urged AM the mouidttee did not recommend eseeptd. verdict. sad guide in • who're'''. candler. a MARKETS. TALLOW.—TUnaDAT EVENING. The market is steady. Spot is quoted, 523.6 d. ; July to September, 51a. • October to December, Sin, " buyers r old Y.('. re-weighed, 525. Deliveries ye sterday, 73 make ; arrivals, uone. COTTON GOODt3.—MANCritertn, JULY 2.—There is rather more firmness and activity to-day in the market for both goods and yarns, but the change ut attributable chiefly to an aunties of excitement at Liverpool. The hardening of price on the part of spinners and manufacturers has led to the giving out of some of the smaller orders, which could not longer be delayed with safety, but all purchases to any large amount are still withheld wherever they can be. In the market for yams the business is much restricted by the advance of price demanded. At the rates of last week there is more disposition to operate, both for the home trade and for foreign marketa, but spinners are now asking generally W. to tel. per lb. advance, and, wherever sales take place, pro bebly the full id. is obtained. There is not much doing, but the business is of fair amount considering the firmness of these quotations. In the market for cloth there is little more effect produced by the animation. at Liverpool than the general demand by manufacturers of an advance of price which buyers will not respond to. Nothing higher than the rale, of last week can yet be obtained for piece-goods. The advance of price checks business not only in all fabrics suitable for India and China, but likewise in T-cloths and longcloths generally. Among manufacturers there seems to be a prevalent belief that the principal consequence here of the movement at Liverpool will be the more general adoption of short time working, which has been resorted to this week by a good many large establishments. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lima, JULY 2. —The market was well attended this morning. There was not only more animation, but a rather better business was transacted than has been usual lately at our Tuesday's markets. MANUFACTURES. —HUDDERSFIELD, JULY 2. —Some French buyers have been in the market to-day and made a few purchases in low and middle priced unions. In other business continues much's, usual, excepting autumn respects goods, in which some new patterns have found ready buyers, and a moderate trade for them is anti cipated. WOOLS.—HUDDIRBYIELD, JULY 2.—As manufacturers buy only to supply immediate wants, the wool trade is quite dull; prices, - however, oonsidenng the large quantity aready arrived for nest saes, ere pretty well maustaincd. CORN.—Ho JOLT 2.—At today's market a moderate supply of English wheat, which is taken off readily at fully last week's currency. Foreign meets decidedly batter de mand, and in some instances la. per qr. more ts obtainable for fine red Baltic. Barley slow sale, at prices in favour of buyers. Beans and peas dull, and rather cheaper. Oate neglected, but not quotably lower. The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 10,815 qrs. ; barley, 1,422; oats, 3,676 ; beans, 20 ; pas, 2,383 ; taros, 20 ; linseed and rapeseed, 7,146. Oil ales, 484 tons ; bones, 604. Laos, JOLT 2.—Our buyers at length appear to have arrived at the conviction that, with the most fa vourable weather, price, of wheat have arrived at a toler ably safe point, and operate this morning with greater free dom ; and prices not obtainable last week are now made without much difficulty. Barley nominal. Beans do not sell freely, although lee. money would be taken. Oats and other articles about as before. lAwd•rooL, JULY 2.—With a good attendance at this morning's market a healthy consumptive demand has been experienced for both wheat cod dour at the rates current on Friday. Indian corn was mostly held for a trifling advance, which was difficult to obtain ; at previous rates, however, • fait quantity found buyers ; Egyptian being scarce at the moment commands from 6d. to Is. per quarter more money. Oats and oatmeal were not much inquired for. Egyptian bens, per, and barley were each held firmly at Friday's prices. The market closed steady. JOLT 2.—The weather during the pest week hes been showery, with a northerly wind. To-day'e mar ket we had a small attendanos, and a small show d wheat. Beat samples readily realised le. per quarter more money ; low (polities slow, at late rates. tipring corn prices without alteration. Per quarter imperial to the grower :—Wheat, white, 611ba. to 631ba., per tuperial bushel, 565. to 625. ; ditto, red, 5611 m. to 62161, 40a. to 535. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 52ilbs. to 5311 a., 435. to 45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, Nibs. to 521ba., 38s. to 41s. ; ditto, distilling, 50th.. to 511b5., 31s. to 35e. Osta, 361bs. 5o 421 be., 245. to 27.. Beans, old, 63115. to 651 b.., 50s. to 54e.: new, 601ba. to 6411.., 425. to 46.. NEWCASTLE, JOLT 2.—The weather to-day has become unsettled, having experienced heavy rain and hail showers at intervals. At ow market this morning we had a male rate show of wheat from the growers, and for which War day's rates were fully realised, whilst south country sad foreign were held firmly, which bed the effect of checking business. Flour was in slow request, but cannot be written cheaper. In other articles we have little variation to nate, oats excepted, which were offered on lower terms without exciting attention. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ItiILWATB lblas Par Mar. Total, Total, open laenfrare dawdles 1861 1860 Week ending June 23. a i t C North Btafro . rOahlre Week ending June 28. . Llmerkk and Bunk 341 137 46 186 206 Week audios Jane 20. Glaagow & South Welters Week midi= June SO. Great Luxembourg Loudon and Blackwell Manchester, South June tien. & Altrincham - 7,852 7,811 Bfr 261 1,118 1,026 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Baltic (a), from Hull, stairorec7u Uwe , to nearly capsized, and It Is feared Is lost. Sased-752 cotton, 27 machinery, 232 sheet Iron, 27 balm yarna—Reval. July 2. South Vialean, Captain limns, .ailed from Venice for Falmouth on the 12th of February, and has not dace been beard of. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Gitana (ship), stmuling to the Southward, May 21, lit. 7.18 N., lon. 28.30 W. Kat hay, from New York, Jane 11, lat. 33 N., lon. 37 W. Knight Errant, from Liverpool for Calcutta 30 days, May 15. lit. 1.30 8., lon. 24 W. Sneers/1, from Liverpool for Bahia, May et, lat. 3 N., lon. 24 W. Wm. Cummings, June 19, lat. 48 N., ion. 20 W. RAILWAY COMILITYROL —Yesterday, after hear ing the reply of Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., for the promoters, the committee, of which Mr. Cobbett is the chairman, threw out the North Somerset Railway Bill, adding that the com mittee were of opinion that some such continuation of the Radstock branch as had obtained the sanction of parliament should be made. The rime of the Edinburgh and Perth Railway was opened in Mr. Adair's committee, and that of the opposition of the Great Western Railway iu the South Wales Bail way committee. The following bith were passed in the committee of ways and means :—Blare Valley, Devon Valley, Glasgiry and Milngavie, Hammersmith , Pt: r e= and City Junction. Lord Llanover's committee with the consideration of the Dublin Water Bill, and the bills of the Loodouderry and Lough Swilly Railway. Kirk cudbright Railway, and other bills were passed it Lord Redonda's . ' committee. 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BIRTHS, MARRIAGE.% AND DEATH& BIRTHS. ADDIRLEY.-4nly 1, at LitOft-islice, the floe. Mrs, Adderley of a acm. BENNEPT.—Jane ?9. at Stanley-street, Warwickaquare, Phn. lice, the wife of C. Bennett, EAII., of a ann. BRUCE—June Be, at Duffryn, Aberdare, the wife of H. A. Brice, gag.. M.P., of a daughter. Be. at Notting hill-square, the wife of Cap. tale Creasman. Royal Engineer', of a daughter. DE PULP/Z.—Jane 30. at Chester4e-etreet, Durham, the wife of the Bev. J. P. De Pledge, of a see. DOLLOND.—June Be. at Rdward-terrace, Holloway, the wife of W. Hulloed, Esq., of a son HARVEY.—Jaw 30, at Thorpe House, Norwich, the wife of E. K. Harvey, rag., of a son. ISARRIAGIM ATTLRE—WALLA--JUSeii,;iit7Paurs. Hook, Bone). 11 the Rey. T. Fyne. John, son of R. Attlee, Rsq., of Dorking. to Elisabeth, daughter of T. Waller, Esq., of Surhiton, Surro DALE—SCHMIDT —June 17, at St. Paula, llerue.hill, Surrel, by the Rev. P. S. Dale, Mr. R. N. Dale, of Liverpool, to FLAN). daughter of H. 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