The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-16 00:00:00

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BarrALwstA, ----- row imam IJTTLI BURY SU : wt. lake Old lady of ittnadandio-dren Mindanao a LI" W. Cranford. and L Jacobs ; Mr. G. 6f2.r00d. llntrato Yancednins -And Tlf 2 WO2ILAULLB OP NDOS.-.ocanano at lialtiertl. 3 RION lIAIIII LT ILONDO4IIIIOIII. TIO DAT Weida& 40as.....Anarampri, tailoasow Mari & Vs. Ma. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 16. Witax has been called "Tie case of TINOTILY " DALY " was brought to a conclusion on Saturday, after an investigation extending over eight days. Stripped of the verbiage, contradictions, and itera tion, apparently inseparable from • protracted public inquiry, its leading features may be briefly stated, and its obvious moral unhesitatingly given. Without anticipating Mr. Passau:a judicial re port, or pre-judging the derision of the Poor-law Board, at least onr pity and sympathy easy be given to the sufferings of the dead man. It is really necessary to claim this liberty at the outset, for, from the tone of some of the people examined, it would seem to be the conviction of one section of the community that Daly was insufficiently fed, inadequately lodged, and carelessly treated, all of his own free will, and with an ulterior eye to posthumous celebrity. We all remember the cele brated case in which— The dog, to We some prints ends, Went mad, and bit the man ; and to some exponents of the pauper mind, the mise ries of lingering illness and painful death would be cheerfully undergone, if by that means neaten and matrons should be punished, guardians arraigned, and parochial doctors come to grief. On the other hand, it may be urged that Mr. Bometz's rule of relieving sick families with a slice of cheese wee almost literally carried out if DALY% invalid appetite was, as be insisted, tempted by bacon and potatoes ; that Mrs. COSSET'S indignant protest against old women always dying when she was at meals is re-eehoed in the withholding more sub stantial nutriment than tea and bread and butter from exhausted patients who enter the workhouse after the regular dinner hour ; and that the ob stinacy of the Dotheboys Hall pupil, who was, according to Mrs. &wens, always choosing to have fevers that were catching, was not inaptly represented by poor DALY himself, when his physical system refused to rally under a low diet, and his bed sores persisted in becoming larger and more aggravated despite the zealous amateur treat ment of a pauper wardsman and a pauper nurse. On the 28th of last October the representative of the medical officer of the Gray's Inn District found Dotrathislodgingsanffering from a rheumatic fever of, it is said, three days' standing, and in want " of " the common necessaries of life, as regarded food " and nutriment." His bed was wet and dirty, he had no nurse, he " frequently asked " his doctor "whether he might have them," i.e. (we are quot ing from the evidence of the medical man himself) " the common necessaries of life," and the land lfidy of the house was ordered to give the sick man nourishment ; but no order was made on the parish, because the man who had just " frequently " asked" its officer for food and nutriment had " expressed a wish not to have them " from parochial sources. Passing by what Mr. Eas iestt quaintly described as " a very singular cir " curastanse," we find DALY worse on the second day, and that his only food had been " a little " milk and gruel." It was thou decided to place him in the workhouse, and though it was declared that he would require stimulants before removal, none were ordered from the parish, and their pur chase and administration were taken for granted on the cloudy hypothesis that a respectably-dressed woman appeared to take great interest in DALY. It should be here mentioned that DALY, the pa tient, had on this day an aperient, a eedative, and a syrup, and that the aperient consisted of " 10 mine of sulphate of magnesia (Epsom salts), "and that he had eight doses bathe 24 hours." Thus we find him well physicked, but unfed, admitted into the workhouse between three and four on the afternoon of the 29th, subsequently described by the doctor as " a very inclement day." He I. put into a warm bath the same evening, not by the order of any one in particular, but because a pauper nurse thought him " by no means clean." The temperature of this bath there is no means of ascertaining, for it depended upon the discretion of a wardsman, since dead, who bad no instrument to guide him, and who satisfied himself as to its meeting the requirements of the case by the simple process of dipping his head into the water. Hot tea was then given to DALY, broad and butter offered and declined, and though he " night," the workhouse doctor the next day, when he was at owe pot upon • meat diet, and had for dinner five ounces of mutton, half a pound of potatoes, and half a pint of beer. This medical odioer thought the ease a dangerous one from the very first, through the extreme weak ness of the patient; and it seems natural to suppose that, from the dosing he had undergone, combined with the lack of nourishment, the removal of his impoverished frame through the cold streets, and the climax of the warm bath and continued absti nence from food, were in the swegate not with -410 their intluenoe on his condition. In plain Stylish, the man was starting from the time he was found in want of food and nutriment on the 28th up to the regular workhouse dinner hour on the 30th October. The diet prescribed for him seems to have been from this day generous in the main, though first one ounce of wine, and afterwards a daily pint of milk were taken off, singularly enough about the time when the bed-sores were first dis covered. It should be here stated that the medical book, white, according to the regulations of the Poor-law Board, should have been regularly kept by the workhouse doctor, is admitted by that gen tleman to be unworthy of credit. It has been made up by a pauper schoolboy from cards col lected from the bed-heads every Monday, and ini tialed by the professional man responsible for its accuracy " without comparing the entry in the " book with that on the card." This initialing has been occasionally deterred for • considerable time after the entries have been made, and the docu mentary evidence sato the food supplied to DALY rests upon a book in which there are suspicious erasures and interlinestioss, and in which the duly initialed I statement as to the date of his being thss visited is confessedly false. When we find from the master's evidence that the average cost of a sick pauper in the Holborn Union, exclusive of coals, gas, and washing, but inclusive of the extras ordered by the medical officer, is a fraction over 6s. ON. a week ; and when that medical officer himself states that individual guardians bare com plained to him—" There is • good deal of wise "consumed, how do you account for that 1" it is difficult to avoid the suspicion that a desire for economy may occasionally prompt an undue reduce tion of diet in its sick wards. DALY'S bed-sores were first discovered by the wardeman about a fortnight or three weeks after his admission. The doctor had not examined him to see whether they were coming, and was not informed of their appearanos until that vague period "three or four days" had elapsed. Meanwhile the pauper nurse of the ward in which he lay applied on her own judgment fuller's earth to the sores--a course of treatment which is said to be unobjectionable when the patient is otherwise healthy, but the effect of which on a man whose condition was unusually depressed is apparently more than doubtful. Subsequently poultices of various kinds were ordered by the doctor, who made no complaint of the delay in acquainting him of the existenoe of the sores, and who pre scribed no disinfectants when the stench arising from them became offensive, as it speedily did. From this time Data does not appear to have rallied. He was unhappy and ill at ease in the workhouse, and, rightly or wrongly, had so strong a conviction that be was being badly treated, that on the 14th Deo. he left the workhouse for a lodging-house in Union-court, Holborn, where, in a room since rented by a street mendicant at 2a. 6d. a week, he was visited by the medical officer of the Farringdon Dispensary. This gentleman found the sorer sloughing, and the patient weak and emaciated, and after employing certain remedies suggested that it they could afford it DALY should ha►e wine—if not, • pint or two of ale or stout, with beef or soli 1 meat if he would eat, and milk and a little brandy in the event of faintness ooming on. ?'or the next few days DALY isclescribed as battling well with the disease, but the landlady declared herself unable to provide the necessary requisites for a man in hie condition, and it was resolved to send him to a hospital. A note was written to that of St. Bartholomew, the Royal Free, and to King's College, and in each case the answer given was a request "to call again," with, however, a promise of a bed et the establishment first named. On the 22nd the then dying man was taken in • cab to St. Bartholomew's, " because they could not refuse "to receive a patient in his condition." He was seen moaning in the square when directions were given to have him taken in ; and he expired on the following day, the assigned cause of death being " exhaustion from bed-sores." Such is the ease of Tincrruv DALY. We have omitted many of its so called points. The work house beds lengthened after his demise—the con gratulations on the one he died on being six feet long, as if a couple of inches were a sufficient margin for comfort, between the length of an invalid and the Rise of his place of rest—the perfect cleanliness and propriety of the workhouse vouched for by a Catholic priest of varied experience—the plea of excessive work advanced in condonation of the neg lected medical book—the circumstance of Dames wife being engaged in service in the City, and he himself described as a single rain—the conflicting testimony as to what he really said concerning his treatment—the suppositions as to his possession of pecuniary means—are matters which leave the ;bander of the cue unchanged. Without waiting for official censures or exculpation., let us declare the miserable details we have waded through and condensed to male up one more conclusive testi mony to the painful uncertainty and shocking irre sponsibility attending the administration of our parochial system. DALY was completely within the circle of that system, and nevertheless DALY di,cd for want of careful watching and suitable food. Owns% Tasowis.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, JAI ! 11. The Austrian government does not consider so. oeptable the reductions proposed by the Financial Committee of the Reichsratb. These reductions were to have been introduced into the war budget. flo A .... •• .... , i SA.$ A . , ( , .1 AI i was 'wry M in the I LATENT INTEI:LIGENOE. w did not we him until ---e- ebe Court. OSBOESE, Jut. 14. The Queen end Prineeee Helena walked out yederday. Prioesas Lauri drew, attended. by Lady CrharehilL The Duke a/ fienienee arrived hem Lando', end bed the bower of dialog with her Kajeety. JAN. 15. The Qassa sad Primers Lades and Priam Leopold attended Divine service, at Osborne, this morning. The ladies and pntlansen la waiting ware also meant. _ . The Ray. G. Prather° efficiat,ed. Primmer Beatrice attended the morning WAN at Whippingimm atitarolt, sad Primness Helena sad /Mums Looks stlemled the afternoon rules, Despatches were resolved au Saturday, at the Colonial oleos, from the Govereare of the West India lauds. Despatches were .sot to the Gloverson of Canada sod the Bahamas. Tat Pluses or WALsa.—Tbe visit of his Royal Hishasee the Priam of Wales to Lewd Walziaghom termioa ted ea iletranLy. It was striotly of a privet* abstracter. but a select circle wee Invited to Merton Hall to meet his Boys Melees,. The Prime Impacted the look of Sontbdowas, which bore conferred such celebrity as Marton of Lt. yawn In the development of this look Lord Walsimboca bee spared neither taboos sae expense, and his lerdslaip has bees ably aronaded by Yr. Woods. his samresd, His Royal Highness Prim:* Arthur, attended by Major Elphinatenia on Saturday *masa honoured by We yrell•De• the greed putted= et "The Lion and Mama '. M Her Majesty's Th eatre. • AMERICA. The royal mail steamer Africa, from Boston on the 4th, and Halifax on the 6th inst., arrived at Queenstown at 12.45p.m. yesterday. She brings 104 passengers and 15,315 dole. in specie. She landed 88 sacks of mails and three passengers, and pro ceeded at 1 p.m., all well. (V% Roches Point.) NEW YORK, JAL 3, Ev _ General Butler's military expedition has arrived at Fort Monroe from Wilmington. Richmond papers assert that Admiral Porter's fleet has left Wilmington, and that since its departure three vessels had run the blockade. General Bragg reports from Wilmington that no damage (1 danger) need be apprehended. The expedition sent by Sherman towards the Altamaha river has returned to Savannah. Blchmond papers state that Southern accounts modify Thomas success before Nashville. They also assert that the military authorities in that city contemplate a heavy concentration of troops in Virginia, to march northward to conquer peace. Granger was within 90 miles of Mobile on the 19th alit The general expedition up the Roanoke river had returned to Plymouth. The New York Times asserts that the govern. meat will sell the cotton captured at Savannah, re imbursing claimants if they prove their ownership ,in the law oourta. . . — The Governor of Missouri's massage to the legis lature recommends the abrogation of all laws fos tering slavery. The privateer Shenandoah has destroyed the ship Kate Prince, the brig Susa, the barques Khans and G. Godfrey, and the schooner Charter Oak. . . The New York and Etna have arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, JAII. 3, Emma. Gold, 2291. Exchange on London, 2601; Paris, 2.81 to 2.131. Stocks slightly firmer : New York Central, 117 ; Illinois, 1261; Erie, 851 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1081. NEW TORS. JAN. I IVISING. Admiral Porter's fleet is said to have left Wil mington. Hood is believed to have crossed the Tennessee river. Thomas's whole army is moving. Rumours are current of the resignation of Mr. Seward and Mr. Fessenden. Gold, 2271. An ansueoessful attempt has been made to open the Dutch Gap Canal ; the earth fell in and closed up the chanueL A meeting of the inhabitants of Savannah has been held under the presidency of the mayor. Resolutions were passed to the effect that the in habitants desire peace by laying down their arms and submitting to the Federal constitutional autho rity. By laying ajide their differences they would endeavour to bring back their former prosperity and commerce. The resolutions request the Gover nor of Georgia to call a convention of the people to vote upon the question of the continuance of the war. General Sherman announces that Savannah and the surrounding country will be held as a military post. Peaceful inhabitants will be allowed to con tinue their pursuits, and commerce will be resumed under certain rules to be issued by the Treasury department. Grant has refused to grant permission to Mr. Montgomery Blair to proceed to Richmond on an unofficial miesion. The Richmond Sentinel says the South would ea crifice slavery for European recognition. U the South surrenders her independence, she would prefer to surrender to England, France, or Spain, rather than the North. _ The message of the Governor of New York to the legislature recommends a rigorous support of the war for the Union. French Canadians have resisted the enforcement of the militia draft. Volunteers hare been de spatched to enforce it. COMMERCIAL IN"TELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, JAL 8, Emma. Money easy. Gold advanced yesterday to 234, but has siuce declined to 227 g. Exchange on Lon don, 250. Stocks dulL New York Central, 119 ; Illinois, 126 k; Erie, 84t • 5-20 Bonds, 1081. I Cotton quiet ; middling upland, 122. Flour and 'wheat dull. Corn steady. Provisions and coffee quiet. Sugar, good inquiry ; :molasses dull. Pe troleum, crude, 511 ; refined, 74. Other telegrams supply the following additional particulars : Jas. 4. The correspondence between the Brazilian sad Fedend 10•11111M•Dill a the subject of the capture of the Florida hes been published. Mr. Seward acsounces that the mew of the Florida will be liberated, that Captain Collins will be tried by sourtmartial, sad that the Adria consul at Bahia wSI be dismissed. He add., the sinkleg of the Florida is Ham*. Roads was an accident, for which the nand goverment is soli asperseibls, but that a mat of *airy is invessigathig the oireatstanoes. Mr. Yentas was inaugmeted Oevener of New York at Albany yesterday. Ms opening speech contained nothing of political epithelia. Governor Serecrar, in his farewell address, impraesd upon Mr. Feriae the Was num and rapasibility of the peak* he was about to mums, and invoked for him the sanest support of the people. Governor Fleteher, of Yisaoari, in his inaugural address, delivered yesterday, reoorammitis the pedal abolition of slavery in that state. It is rumoured that Greet asked permission for General Barri& to socomaud the troops io a renewed land and naval sawn ups Fort Fisher, but that the President has declined. The smonation assumed in the bombardment of the fort is valued at 2,50),000 dole. The Tribune says the expedition has reached • miserable conclusion. The Wilmington Jouswal says no apprehensions are now felt in regard to any attempt the enemy may make open William'. toe. General Bugg has issued • congratulatory address to the array. __ Three eteemars hive ran Into Wilmington dun the Beet withdrew. Hardee i■ saki to be in • position 15 miles from Charleston. The Hon. Fnuside P. Blair, son., and hb eon Mont gomery, left for Richmond last week co a supposed "pekoe chins." General Grant, however, refused them a pass through his HMO without authority from Washington, sad ' they returned yesterday. The Confederates ere sinkieir additimal obetructioes off Mobile. The Heroine is reported to have run out of that pert reosutly with a eargo of roam for Liverpool. The steamship %tarp Washington, d the New York aped , Now Odessa lira, has been burned lelhe =hen edge. The loon amount. to nearly 500,000 dole. The Boston Trendier newspaper Wiskildunent wee do- Offered by Are yesterday. The new governor of New York oalbi upon the citizens to all up their quota of the draught. Refugees from Charleston report the inhabitants removing to the country. ;NuroPo \ 1 r.,N rpil•:., • - ....." 1 N : A No, . J 'ARY I L repotted oat aria*. An agent has ben despatched from finirsenalt to New Took, with authority to barter 60.000 doh- worth of rise fer eupphes and provision, to be distriband emotes the needy inhabitants of finnanab. The expeditioa sent by Sharma, seder 1111pArlok, to Atlanta River, has returned to fiersuaah, after having destroyed a portion of the Savannah sad Gulf Railway. The /few York Times asserts that the people of Savannah were well sateded with the entraps of the Federal army. deconling to the A ugusta Chropeck most of the govern meat stores were removed from Savannah previous to its evacuation. Sherman writes that • portion o the army is again la maim. Is his proclamation to the people of Savannah General Shersoas guarantees • protection of pi:vate property and the rights of wizens. No oaths are repaired. The people an simply to conduct theDleavill as geed Those wishing to go within the Confederate lens ass do so. All the civil downtimes will anthems to enemies their functions. The poor will be supplied with provisions. Ohniebes, schools, and plans of armament aro to be re mord and encouraged, and commerce will be allowed to an extent oommensurate with the Innis of the people. At • meeting of the citizens it OM rinand to lay aside all difference and use their beet efforts to radon pros- perity ; that • Ark* obedience was doe to the Ilwe of the Chita States, sod Mr. Brown be requested to Gall a con vention for the purpose of determining spa a 00tItilltall011 of the war. Copies of the resolutions were to be sent to President Lincoln, General Sherman, Governor Brows, and the Mayon of Augusta, Columbus, Item, and Atlanta. Richmond Mere publish the following despatch from Opera Brea to Fronded Davis : " Wilmington, Des 30, 1864. "The Federal fire against Fort Fisher on the lint day mu tinied five boo's ; on the sloped day, seem hours. Over 90.000 shots were and. The Coefederates replied with MO ehotstin first day, and 600 the mooed. Our lose is throe killed and 55 wounded. Two pm in this fort burst ; two were dismounted by eareelves, and two by the Federal fire. The fort le unhurt. Fart of the negro troops wen swept off the Forman in a ple. " Swims Simon.* Ootton is week, under expected minis from Savannah. Richmond papers of the 21st nth amen that the Cote federate Caergrems bad secretly authorised Lee to embody 50,800 Slaves in his army as soldiers. The Senna adds : " Give en retitled alliaaos with Ragland. Frame, Spain, or any other nation, if we are overcome, rather than sob' Joplin; to the Yankees." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS ,DAY.) Ntisihaz, JamsAST 111. 111 &IL - X -alai to Ableitma - to Id* Orassoma (1111.17 `raft_ mws 04.• Oar Ai • W S.N.W. I l \ WO N. - - 16 4 8,62 W.X.W. -.11 ALI/ W.N.W. Pftibrfts 1 Pau__ le LW. „II .S 41. W. ftw• iddif to N. Ir. Tiro:: W.S.W. Padmosisk. W. Lambe . *O W. Dm* Irsniostd *9o V. Semborough W. N. W. Weeds WAN $1 N. W. WSW. W.X.W. W.N.W. N.W. x:ii. W.N.W. W.B.W. s.w. au 6 0.111 0.44 4 tad 6 0.111 0.10 - I - 4 - I TVUDAT. Cl WORTHILY N. W. to IC= sod back. Own. N. to W., smog to • plea so roxisings, VOL with nth or soow. W. to N. Ltd back inemena. N.N.W. Ca W.S.W, a gator. myth& with gale to modes ate, robs or mow. wen WWI or rain. M.N.M.toN.N.Land Iforrazai. As nest above. book. galas to Verb. Ma or mow atttmeo. As met above. Latin. N.N.IS to a*.m.W., varying Gam mode _ . . . toeµY,apuaW. Coatlonari signals oo oiartaT r - Northorentiortrud. Wootars.r.thoLoad. Wan, mad aria• coosior. tiorithrm Chothol ood By of Births. IroateromEastward ;Wand sad North soo._ The Dnke of Somerset returned to his official resideam at the Admiralty am dotiuttay altstmoso, ham a visit to Isar Majesty at Osborne. The Uri and Countess of Derby have been enter lasing at ilsowdey dais( the past week the Earl and Omahas' of Dasciegketore, Lord Hese, M.P., Lord Stanley, /LP., the Bight Hoe. Sir John Pakiegtoe, Bart., M.P., Colima the Hoe. Wellington P. and Lady Emma Minot, Hoe. Frederick Lygae, Hoe. Canasta sad Lady Caertanee Stanley, Sir Hugh Ogres, Colossi Arks, ILP., sad Mrs. Eaylar, Mr. Seymour Fitsgerald, ke. The Fad of Dudley arrived at Dudley House, Perk-laae.ue Saturday. (MID Whitley Ceara, Worrenter shire, and yesterday lett for Marseilles, there to embark for --- -- - - - ►le:aedrir. The sobs earl intends to stay is Egypt for two nosiln. The Countess Dowager of Tankervifle was attacked with parallyris la the right side, with lees of speak OD Thaveday night. In 000/eqUODOIII 01 her serious Mesa the Earl sad Ormetess d Mehaestrary and the Zed of Unbend), have arrived in Laudon from their eremtry mate. In answer to inquiries last evening it was stated that the wasters was in much the same state. The inquiries atter her health have been very tumorous. Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Radcliffe and the Roe. Miens Ceasing have gobs to Brighton to paw a few weeks. Lady George Lennox, daughter of the Hon. John Eadastry, and wife M Lord John George Lennox, died on Thruway last, very soddenly, at Edinburgh, aged 64. The Right Hon. the Olianoellot of Exchequer is expected to salvo is tow. io-raorrew semis*, or the following day, from Reward= OA* natality. Admiral Sir Rodney Mundy, K.C.8., has arrived lo town from visideg Lord sad Ledy Thew, at Tredsgar Park, near Newport, Wake. Colonel Meyrick is, we learn, suffering from an &Seek of pleurisy, and his Masai ocomioss Roth moiety to his family. Alderman Atkinson, who has been twice Lord Mayor of Dublin, has given 1,0001. to parables a truildieg for the Church of England Young Mess Society at that city, on condition that another thousand shall be subeoribed for that purpose. of whisk there is so doubt. A consewadi was house has hero armload ia Dasesawirest. _ _ A letter from Rome of the 10th says The mega( Carnival will at say rat* hs a bliUkat one with re gard to manias's, for seldom have there been ao many about to be celebrated smog the aristocratic families of the Eternal City. Prism Harems% eldest daughter by hie second wife is to be united to Count Gerbil, one of the wealthiest members of the Floreatine nobility ; Medemoi sells brisgiag with her 20,C00 animas (100,000 "midi) se a marriage porters. Count fterlopi, whose elder brother le married to a lady of the Fitoprald family, is to asperses Mademoiselle Spisola, grandniece of °easel Pe trie ; and Count Brusehi marries Moilessokalle is Maresoal shi, sister of the lovely Marchese LavaggL Greater mar. times still are annoneoed as arreoged for after Lost. Nines Aldohresdini gives his eldest daughter to Prim Massimo's ssoosd sou, Prince Lancelotti, with a very large dowry, mime say of 100,009 guineas, derived from the Bromberg family. Prime Massimo gives his eldest daughter to the Maritime Brehm del Monte of Amos." In the Favorite, which has just been produced at Rome. the customary caution of his Holism's theatrical comes hes completely changed the character of the sires without shames( the cheraiter of the music. The messy and actors are Tarktsb, smug whom the Merck mask is the sourest Soak hao a Msgularly misplaced amt. THE REPRIMENTATION OE PP, TOE.—The com mittal's' of Prestos are eegr is Mamma d rea t iam t o a requisition to she Hoe. Frick Artist Illanisy, amesd sea of the Fart of Derby, soliciting him to Mem a mew dictate for the remseetatios of Priem at the ferthcoodag olsottos, along with the preeest ornoservathe member, flir Thos. Cho. Hesketh, Bart.—beaten Mertury. REITRIEStrrATION or Havasu IBA The Hon. G. P. Boyle has haired an address to the electors of Etntiebtre, ansousoing his candidature for the seat recast by the pro. metios of Mr. Mere to the BIM& beach. Mr. Lamest. of Kstschdew, the liberal easdidate, was only debasted by Mr. Viers is the last sifters by the sureisset TILE 8111CIAL 13EZEICESI AT lir. PAV: 4 2 f -irester. day the third al the Moak' riming mew alder the doses of Se Pears Mestere was essoosiall by ea over elteseleg googregetloo. ?lie h e Sea proodied by the Bev. W. W. Obsznpsoys. M.A.; of itrasomes Oalleme Oxford, vicar of St. Palmas. The arms seat Sunday evea. Mg will be preached by the Rev. Henry Parry Liddria, IL A.. of Christ Church, Otfied, ernmainiag charism to ths Bishop et Ballsh's:7. i;.. *"". i, •:•-ff . " MAJBOTY 4 B SHIP BOMBAY. L r & • 1 bor • 2 - oil &Id 4101 4 7ILM OE HER 111144 lowing despatch. odd:o'6Bd to Lord CIA SOO9 Paget, was reeeived et the Admicaley het eight g " Lidos, Jae. 15, 2.30 P.M. " Admiral Elliot merle the total loss of her Majesty's ship Bombay by 6re. at Neetstvldee, ea the 1441 of De ember. Mr. gemlike', sesietaatamegecm, et the Ahem alone is mieeiag ; bat 93 of the crew ere 'opposed to be lost. Lieateetat Storlhig. born of the dapakess, yea mods by Feeeeb whet to Bordeaux to-der." LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tate DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BIBOR. (dittimp Is Baron—Befor Lard OW Juba sad lustier Oromplee, Marra, sad Moller°ll4ll The sewn bock Mee eases is re PIM Ise el which Mid rehresee to awards wad far rigel e f rVprimi, 71111 QIIDNI I. MD DAT/OMM DIET comaromm, Ia rife cuss which was • modem, en the pere of Dent, far • rem of igai,"" tho l Zr o t ikor misi st Orearimmere, * foe she purpose of the beak, whir bee his two frame seamless the rot" sad fully pm; b us at the tree, mad steed over far Mit MeMek rid saidic.ansa= bid %Mild him rat the National Debt Oreerehaiser elves their sweat to re Oar, tad OW, woremsegy,i; isle fee the smoderne would drop. 111 781 MATT= 07 WAD; Al ATTOSIIIT Mr. Dowdaewell moved to make the el& in this ease to strike the &namely off me 1 ,47: re murk es the posed of the mieeppop44 of Mee ems of s,offai., rild to the Js. Brows had appeeM in the ewer i tt that gestleern had sot buss Meirneted huh. 4 . 1 the role. Overtures bad bee mate 1y to make repusticm of the rimer woe, be but it had set bees earned out. no gaih i ll wee Mill dogmas of enterlaining it, rho the Meet y ariaseily rd the court, rol e thee re sot dens ms elmiebed to prom that the should be made akeeles, The Lad Chid Isere rid—What the learmd rem, oil mated was to use the irinlia*i proceed kaiud ke re purpose at Marries • civil redress. That welly be done. Kr. Dowderwell said hie client would sot aiterieh offer from the Worry without the perfect amourame the amt. The Lard Ord Juries said it was • eerier 0116. the attorney, and as so orneeel appeared to she oft LW Mk IP would be resseary b ier emet le im late the allidevits that had bees Med by k Ikea*, of his waded. Judgment tread therefore be ram for the pressat. Jadineest &And DI PEI NATI= OP TIZIMAII, Al arroarr, hi, Is We roe, which wee sir • rule fear steamy off the rolls of the court, as the penes Zi p rimpprapristion al 200 i., his client's mosey. Mr. H. T. Ode moved to make the rule elidele. Oars hod reamed for theethermy, but he was ass re if the learned mintleran bed bra ladruatedi ts eM aut eerier the rule. A webs of 741107117 had Wee lidle the atlsaey in =ewer, but be did sot sadder tree edit factory. y did sob is say way touch the see. Jedgmeat dola COURT —{Bs OF COMMON PLIAS. Fittings in Banoo.tore Lord Mid Justices Wasm, Willis, and Rearass. Justine ) Mad WWTAZIA OTWILII L lOU= LID ANOTOL-4 COTTON CABOO. Kr. Temple, Q.C., use aa adios to rime the primal &quantity of Oldnemeation whisk limibusedl tabs defendants spoe &eastern whieh stated that thanes walla be lakes from the asay at Liverpool. The Mile paw bier Kr. Judie, Utekbars, when the mule er for the plebe& her 1.7301., hut the Wield 110:4611111114, • mile to ester • media km the deleadants folk em that the ship Duke bad ambled is the Name, Mete wawa sad went Mb the Albert Desk on the 11th ems* bei lam and nodes wee given to the defenikan el eh fast. The defendants' goods were ready to be trwahwhe on the llith September, but no farther mere was h them. The drieedants sot being there to maim the salts Wens platted in the warehimee, and remained thsetwiew mess to the defendants, esti' 10 days afterwards, Asir of them was mM and told where the rotten me, tog offer was ands to deliver it. Within this 10 dips, be. ever, cotton had goes doom emeiderably, W * defendants refused to receive it, contending that they • right to leave the cotton at the quay, so that they ow have the (*ties of taking instant advantage et the dub time of the market without the delay loomed by win WiNotwithstanding the verdict, this rainemitw tted to their lordships as a matter of law M determined upon the mortraption of the contract. Rule granted. COURT OF EXCHRQUXR. Sittings is .—(Befen Lord Chief Brun NM. Ba ßaneo rons Moran. Chasmll, and Irtgott.) CLAW O. WILLILKIL This use a special ease, ad same before tbr WWI demurrer to a plea. The defendant conveyed* his pr party abeolutaly to trustees for the benefit el creditors. The deed was executed by three-fonees dl meditate, and duly registered in aceordeass midi niquirements of the Banbraptsy Act of 1861. but fi tamed* mbar to the defendant. An actien=l brisogla by the plaintiff for goods sold and defendant ibis deed. and the question was *sae it m a ber to the action. . Beam submitted that the plea wee teL Hs NM upon the ere el " Ayr v. Amber," in which the rat Queen's Bosch had dead* that such a deed ins est e bar to an action *tees it oontamed a ram" salad that as that one we* exactly in point, he appiebeill this court would be brand by the decision es pronserd by a mart of co-ordinate Jurisdiction. Kr. Baron Chanoell said the decision of the Cart Quire's Bench seemed to follow upon a vaguest 1 this court upon the same question. Yr. Charles Crompton was heard in support of tas pht Mr. Baron Martin rid there wan no averment in Will that **defendant had any property whatever. Mr. Crompton eabenired that it wee quite sada* Mote that he conveyed ell him property vbelortat. The Court said they felt bound by the desielen Mimed alluded to, and Mao by the decision of the Cosa MOM* Plata in another oar, as well as by the flounced in this murk They must, therefor, Wt plea was bad. and give judgment for the plaiaid. V I parties were disearded the boot course woad* be lake i ear into the Exchequer Chamber. Judgment for the plaintiff. ARCHES COURT. (Brion Dr. lashingtoa, Dean of Arabia) MD v. SIM LEV., is ram LNU ANO/11111.-1113 twit QUESTION. This was aa appeal apiaat pasting a &ratty foci moveable benches. or pews. far the vicar, the Res a. = srorlithe pariah church of Seaford. StaffardsliM Of of the Consistorial Court of Lichfield beg Sod a eitatioa for a faculty, which Mr. Rid, as the lay isms mister of the rarish, and the other churchwarden and the matter sow came Ware the court. Timer ' a vestry meeting, and the pew wee oppord. Dr. Diane, sad Dr. limberri, appeared far de# tante, sod Dr. Robertson for the Rev. Mr. Parry. The quassia' raised was whether the vicar was Wahl to a mat within the chasm& It was alleged that the sr had a pew, sod that the present seat was 'spiral fat s. pupils. IS was farther aly ged the beeches to be NMS would Interfere with tie MainnAraos of the simalahe ermine. Dr. Deane, Q.C., said it was • singular idea la moveable bananas, and he had never heard of a point. Dr. wabsy remarked that before the reformation wee °sty entitled to we seat, not a east for his family. Dr. Lembiertaa—Re mild not bars liad a family 1 the reformation. (A langb.) Dr. Robertson oontanded that the appeal soul ' . allowed, and that it was ea insignificant question t► brought forward. The Rev. Mr. Peery was willed proper aooommodatioa, and he denied dist the me le anoint could interfere with the senior of the ice► Dr. Lewhingtoo, on the coooleolon of the ergassmb I he mum tate time to consider the case. It yeast mart to find law, bat in this matter he was rooked Is facto se well, for there were no foots, ha: only ►t' predated. The court deferred its judgment. h e was wort Amid el 111111111. 61 1 • S" • VI! Ifeasse ma d I l i o o m eo ttg r el i t Mat -• *Pc shy sr rut.% nor % ' tt s en feet ef h i • * 1164 6 " Marl aDPh h " het a rr wl oto o . 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MIX • MI we• gee* agai... 01 4 1 . m " 101 euld 11, a ammo al WA they ld "WY alw a T tiw isotata. - r ths bar . natant ad ly Nei pulite-1 mai ads. • haw* of lex • • not. it win shows ' • about ' rerse•sot R. ' d tie XISX ▪ Pollee sal • bit AL) 10 the fact of it, bra • wen spits howled his pa Thos ).eilt el lb la 4carao 411t al rope* 4* woo Ma Oa* Ili au 61„ bat il ▪ keit bat .4•0111•81 asthma, es amp :11 vbsew • ' 4. oNM tbo H mad - ad was ist tOOO, rad all * ponomol the Own d • valiant d vas Wad .• laspestor ei the phi Mae. th int la Waal • 3 ka l o i l ia Vnasalto 70104. sad los rair. ilea kiwi. art 00Mo dim I =l . . BMW UAL If 6. Iffs Yet Lb. to Wails °mph Nora • IL • Lies adaromat, tag Kr, tb too) L-1113 MN r, coodetio wwei Wally fir ere • 7. r. tbe NS. ti • end fords id ie. mi d • r • 4 odaels WM bid and efb= d f% the tir *le of lam ranks adisie d for lbselfil Wag cpuetll irry. sr MX ea te &boo I that the dot soma lismation :"lll ofi:ia mily bo tael :a bi thalif fer : lll . : lll . t h inwillg . : d es ikewirtwaid Tbst4.ll o:: , flas • ' *NA • is ca ly • eel mold sells t poies-ea • his lot quatios • tad the I =tided • ovel. Th• Maw sh hawk teal the elesse., . wad firtamealk 41' after w It Maim_ .fora ea required te Isr ' • ray& mall Pie si lt% the Pala LORI CT. t _aoar "sea.) 11 . 4 hid gc ink , " hi" • the I am it won_ • Wit, bathe. Thl t .„ • don" rit rae smith Primers kW/60 10 i rams Um npis ja M.! Mr fa • sira Wi/dal; ?I* mita it the% The glee' s • iota • • po and oat •alla be ; • maven • • mad ode ef the lnk b id o 1 % I tor, Mr. UDs. • Fa rsaisedll : 41 m• ,d manse v. sad 1 XTRiI 1 6 : 1 4 lad a thei r • tha aid 12 • le coo of • . ▪ dieser la b • was seelo tlit Th. Ile & woo triads. . ow an • 7 h• idles r from Moll W. • ILO bo o • mmo IMma. lo l l boari Am aitte VA» • Et/ ar • 2 1 1 : 1 ;11 "1 • mien first le i"'"j tey bed Malj The e , e d i t: sa a i r i ol Bs MIN s 1111 FOUNDERING OF A BLOOKADE-RUNNER. CAPSIZING OF A LIFINDAT.-TWENTT•FITZ LIVES 'MT. One of the most dreadful double accidents that has amend for several years seer Liverpool took pies' cm Saturday sad yesterday. Fos several days pm* homy gales have blows at Mends kora the sortli-weet. Os Saturday algid the clad iammeed I. form to a heavy storm, sad the as. bored the mouth et the river wee exasedisedy heavy. At moos os Saturday, the sew blockade-muster Lisa, which only mode bee SUM* a few days ego, left the Mersey as a voyage to Naas. She was, we believe, menweaded by Oaptais Ifidaser. and bed a ores of about thirty heads. She wee kill by Mews. Miller, of Liverpool, sad mimicked by Mears. lawot,, Prestos, sad Co. She wee 1,100 lose berthas, of very Red draught, and vas probably the toast likeksderraseor that hes left this port. She appears, from the dewier parties. km we have bees ambled to glees, to have proceeded eddy until she arrived in the vicinity of the sorth-wit light ship whoa a heavy mos druelt her, sad, probably owlsg to her aseeemedly slight build, she erns. a leak, amd alma* hemedistely freadmed. Twelve of her mos 11903“ded fa getting oa board the lightship (who they me is sot yet Mows), sad the Ohm eighteen were drowsed. The, sews of this meleaoholy digester wee brought be Liverpool, shortly before Does, by Osptsla Perry, of the ✓eam-tog Blazer, white, while porty the lightehip early is the moraine, me belied by the master to take the twelve moo off the lightship. but wee usable to do eo, is comer quahog of the heavy Dm The weds, however, mode di baste to the Priam% Lamdbageters, sad commumiosted with Oaptaie Thorpe. The No. 1 Liverpool lifeboat wee at mice Leached. manned by sieves men, and prosseded is tow of the Blase; for the purpose of teingleg off the men of the led ship. All went right maid they were beltway between the Fetrway Buoy sad the lightship, vibes a heavy ma Weak the lifeboat sad copied ft. lb* doves uses were lastaatly throw, into des water. The, tog revealed engines. threw out ropes to the dreerslag men, sad eacomated ia teenier four of them, isoleding the master. Two of the poor fellows mired rope., sod were draws to the side of them lag ; bat were so exhaseled Odd they let go their hold sad seek. The others were .wept away, and also lost. Those saved are Thos. Hubei, maws, G. Thames, H. Hamill. sad Hoary Collis', of the sew. Thom lost ere:—lt. Clark, R Murphy, H. Gram, Jblis Mammies, James and Peter Mardadele, aid MiMem After this dreadful accident the tug proceeded to the light ship, but the ems was ati l is roe& that .he could wet approach with safety ; sad, after lyier by her for over ea hoer. she gave up the attempt, and returned to the Primes Siege with her iselancifoly tale. Dada' doe mangos three of the Lilis'e boats were pelted up at the mouth of the river by ergs, sad deposited at the workhouse, Censieg Notified. We understood that one of the sons of the bander was au board the Lelia, having gess oat to me how eke worked. sad that these was also a Oraboderate dhow as yammer as board. The only other vowel whim* left the Mersey as Seaurday was the Royal Mall stammer Cuba for New York. The sea of the lifeboat did mot. as pereoribed by the regolatioae, wear lifebelts. la 1847, oa the lith of December, at 10 e.m., the lowest point of the barometer (assorreeted) at the Liverpool Ob. tervstory. was 28 . 154 in., the lower point as reoord. The lowest point recorded in the underwrites' room. os the bith of .7sauary, 1865, at 9.10 a.m. ' woo 28'312 is. Prom this mist it rapidly tom to 33470ia.by 11.13 a.ra. LIVERPOOL. MoicDiy Rosana. The survivors from the Imila, 13 M annabor, have been landed from the lightship. It appears that the vassal became nnumaggeable, and wee struck by a sea, which broke ker tip farina This crow sad pas wagers took to the boats, and reareed live light ship, where the one with tha pamengers ciapeissd, and all mire drowsed. Only twelve of the mow in the other boat succeeded in getting as board. Among the Mat ere Captain Skin's', Oaptant Bt. Clair, Mr. Baboon, Mr. Cropper, Mr. Millar, ho Teen were thirty on hoard the awl whin , she was lost. ___ CAPSIZING OF ANOTHER LIFEBOAT. LOSS OF ONE OF THE CREW. The following is the account furnished by the National Lifeboat lortitatioa : __ " HOLYHEAD, ExruszaT Maar. " About half-past 9 a.m. a mewl was perceived is a dangerous Kathie batons° the Climes Books and the Peurhyn Point. The wild was fearfully high sod the sea very rough, and had the ship parted her cable she smut have inevitably have become • wreck. The lifeboat of the Betimes' Lifeboat Initial*s wee therefore at owe sent eat to her. As it was evident that the only method of l abels* the wing was to rue her to Peassanarch, that she might be is a sheltered position sod on the mad, four of the mew of the lifeboat were put on board her and ran her there safely. Alter the lifeboat left the viand • furious hurricane came oa and capsized the boat. sad although she self-righted very well sad is • very short uotortunetely one of her avow, Wm. Hughes. wee drowned, being one of four who failed to regale the boat. The reseabeing three were picked ap by a steam-tog which came to their assiatanoe, and the captain and crew of which &Delayed great courage and activity is reaming them was. The harriow that upset the boat was considered by all penman as quite «peel to the violent» of the wheel as Dec. S, 1863. The barometer that morning was at 28.40. " The vessel proved to be the sollooser Hoary Holmes, of Plymouth, with a mow of fight men, hosed from Liverpool is Bermuda with oink and soarcimadies. The safety of the maw and ship ie unoserticsably due to the gallant mew of the lifeboat, who, in their soble attempt lost cos of their own men, who has left • widow sad several &U -be° to mourn his law This lifeboat work is cites a fearful strum* and is not unlike that of the battle-16K where casualties mud neoemarily occur. Those who digest the lifeboat operations, and the public, therefore, must be prepared Ind ready to meet every anergasey. la the ow of the Holyhead self-tightieg lifeboat, am poor man, during • barium% perished ; bat is that of the Liverpool lifeboat, which is not the property cf the Natimeal Lifeboat loatitutioo, and which is not self-rightleg, is lees a= seven men unhappily were drowned, probably be ass, the boat did act poem' that valuable property, and became the men omitted to pat is their life-bake, which the Liver pool Dock Trustees bed provided for thew." COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Belem Mr. Oonuniasioner Goolbere.) DBMS OF JUDOS Bea.-Judge Ball died at T he IN RI W . A i liDirl. : feee"DrereelwLizinhoe h is I bankrupts were ea p sea D6 l79 blia l. r tis was darted 7u""ll. at Tria ns ity l toilel, sa ws ; eall b°n' ed ii, i the Greahall heeh . ..., lmiga • hoThis.,..was......4the sittin gtheir e el the a*" . 4 the Irish bra ie MA la 1830 he obtaised the Bilk gown, ' brodutiee '''Y'''.. rep of ' o rT s.oool d t h e Ge om. v' and an and is 1838 mind perliamsat to repressat Cloward ; two , wore leeo ar er l had been maw by the tre e.. years afterwards be was appointed Ationsipleoreal for ode " of seolgoie l emoted by the b ga mi s s i s jaw* Instead, and reenatrer of the Privy Conntel io Ireland ; sad be 1839 wee raised to the bee* moue of the fudges of the 1 xr. K. Rawl end for the bankrupt weedell (bust of Omen* Pisa I Mr. O. & Lewilor Rolla. Air ABDUCTION CAUL-8001e Light& tin" at a 1 Mr. Li a m; for the meows; stated that the , plans NW OrOMMaghlas iii the aocatT Armada/ a! , , bed messed business in 1862. Rolla banes a . girl, mow' Xenia. &boat 16 pare af, alas sea altual to I,oooi. At the end of two yews they executed • moms sane of 'awl. was onus away al as anal* of Mg gooiest, ander i whits the trustees realised AK betimes 20 sad SO fellows, who brought her to the house of Th e i r joist &h e were u . sght . h e w ee wee gibing a small farmer is the asighbourieeed. as old fellow upwards t h em w ithi n th e pue i d eem of the w k. th e agar of 50 years of age, who. to poorer himself of lbw moll eon *perm their bevies their order art dialling. to inet her his hosea.... thought be Braha, whom the had given • Soral_,, ei ll ' e ti pa rt tali of kW * Is otioa ra doriord the plea thereby of ,_.securing toth* . Mr. O. V. Lewis for a creditor. ldr• able to dictate hi owe tines. 10.1 poor Sara Wel hat of ex a m*e for nix. es with they . had ..... , violeatly ariest her abductors, arid eves tit the ha of . eideratiea. &nag wades she greirentos in Aced itz, - , eggs tsffina se severely that she was able to identify him by ' bad do esi g e d the sc u m ; t h ey o „ Te d I. th eir tins mark the nest day. The active sub-inspector of the to m a m id* the code ; and J e d before the Dial ' dirtriot beard next day of the matter, and rescarri the un- i withdrew their pleas, after incurring th e ands a' fortasate girl from her dientrtaahlo Wain- trMk bar It was emiteaded that this wee a madame dissal , informatics mate sir or eight fellows were 'mow and sh e swim of se w act. brought Waft Mr. Jabisaaa. LP labalowaraiala them. ma. His Honour did not think that the defence Via 9,01 . 81/ Dame Btrasmaur a icermortart. A most g e t ee t ege sa g eeze ti etke b owie , th e Om was ri i 8 ihdo dries burglar, was emsaftted at the lase wanslienee et Awning that the onion was suck a eue as wseara f , l Meows. Borrows BMW% Z -street, Nettlaghars. late ted by tbe 159th senior, which was far from diaL a . on Friday Sight er early ea assming byt, whereby night have honestly believed *al Vr. the thieves reseeded la gerAlag sly away with itstesee. A. special whoa ea the ease to etistirs, lay, and Ws la IM serest el Mtwara ter bras& of guarautee , sad the dakida B6/ ... / ' and lillt Thile Is the this& 1111111116 Vim Wow weep maematibreestaire a little time to cork* INUMbitheas &slag the past liselnight. A. goad mobs, at were Sable la este ea intim There WWI to 16612281 digwebte a " ti4.l4t4ab " 1100-40 . WNW/ ado* , the beriberi, wield take their iheohallfh 1 r ongr etheents a lefts wa. al les SOS is fattening bast mar lava z•- The buhrn _pt wee ea auctioneer sad NW , ejl' i Asia mals w altr amis ilid4 4AM Ilelihre ark Dalorstreett iassca gr.... D.b.. „r -id, Seelaildrtr thearafe. 1,41 M gran des to wedge= , ~ .tromolt es , I :er qualities sash et 11~ Irma broad and Mr. Mardavisart. for lb. eengneau aff d ne b .o4l ;'Sly. mixed together, subjected las aewidenebbs s te ad he This oat a selmad 100011 1 11 7_ ‘,,,, ii D I NO , sure of steam, Will e ff estoally reintwes all mould sad heeKse_trairtalind his owirtilteas audit la.. ~.d r ag •0031111111. Beef le tattooed is this meaner store s er e ir e ll e z tut Thsarrivern nude r lb* brat haabraakil e ew es, 0 thus by sa y e ther pryers, sad the meat is rendered Ilion limier the second to hied over to thaw esior ei bey WNW and laity. —New York Bea. 'bobs is( the baainapt's yrseent debt, barbs bees