The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-08 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1861. • _ _ IMPERIAL PARLIAMF.NT. The •ace """ e t the leoith People were immediately OM' tatty Intclligenct. The officer of the court then called on the plaintiff, sled ot the alteration is the hook was to substitute a good i e t e m e w H ar l ey o f goo d ma lti ng gu ilt y m a w after the usual form, "to come forth or he would be nat. to Eva , it te m ßro iro th ni en co p o rod trm uce_a up st ra tem i en a t meted with the ancestors a the great Grecian race, and G an ri d u l tic oat g dosari unaltared dione . m it re* ar and at peu prie iri ad o la . vour thi O l f sellers. _ . - - -.. ___. than wee • strong identity between the people of the salted." HOUSE OF LORDS. -Ti. IMDAY, MAY 7,, Imm o W e nd s and those o f th e mo mi en d . They syrepathieed COURT OF QUEZIPS BENCH.-MAT 7.debtorot ie far s bid owiTg . Upon this the plaintiff, not understanding the poseibility 22,0001. ; and on the credit of this the advances were made. Foreign import* last week :-Wheat, 10,221 qrs. ; bard Th e L e w em a s c tuos w e b hi s sa t ea th e am i de & s e sot ally is the tradition. of the peat, but their fathers asstoiw in N ow I n Ruler Tee n -{ Refers Lord ow of a &boa, at cam "came forth," upon which the Jest before the failure the represented that they had 2,803 ; co t s . Lem ; b eim, i e ggg ; „ me 3 . 068 ; t wee I T ecerk. him that this invi 0001 coming to them in the next tine months. Some • hp ' tousle that ea the same bete fields, sod made memos --- e t - 7' - re m e o eit hb orn, ;ta d J ust i n ,. croniptose Hill, and Judie. infiethed Weld weer oh* of 30e • seeded rapeseed, 2,670. Gil calms, I.M tom ; bones, cause NI the plains of Marathon sod Salamis. Was it not me-" the mysteries of the law , " and that if he answered to his property at Wimbledon, on which they had • mead met. ex W ' LLB OF Pt ei )Not LTY lIV BR IT NH el• lef ECM o bi e to c ,„ i „. e i •i b e o f E Bladthare) name the jury would be booed to return • verdict for the gage, had been sold by the first mortgagee at • groat mai. MIDS. Meer 7.-The demand for wheat is even non HILL ewe arteletemeet wit 't 1"'" w• ma" TMs climax v. rine GUARDIANS OP SRI POOft OP sr. Lures, defendant. Isabel tomaer, by which those island. might be handed SUMAC MMISTRATIOIIB IE W Re• CREMITA.--RONLAR c oted than of late, yet factors show no die i m the order ot the day fur meg into committee On WS seer to free 1 :noon ! In the name of Mateo be mow asked • 0 ' The plaintiff was then nonanited. th e molt would have been much more favourable to the Lill. that the feeling. of the logien people .hould be considered, Ifteuelle• estate. el t ion whatever to prem Wee, but rather to hold with in. lual 1. YNDIICReeT. in • lucid sal able speeck, but of and that I.:Helena, which peueleimel liberty to all the people Sir F. Maly (with whom was Mr. Dowdenvell and Mr. COURT OP BANIERUPTCY.-NAT 7. By Mr. Linklater-Mr. Babwir gave • different estimate li m it e d see k, creased firmness ; the business done is therefore on a most . very recbsied character , stated his rooms or f supportiag of ob. emt i e mi d was th e pmernion di e t o f re b e lli on i s o th er Cooke Event) showed came spine a rule obt&in i sl is Mr. of t he pmperey from Enna. lie reported that under the LYNN, Mee 7.-W ther is remarkably cold for the the Loll camais, would not stifle the free voice of a people whom Coleridge on behalf of the Rate Edward Gilpin we, (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) meat favourable circumstances the bank must lose a mad % comenalina then mama at the conele.em of which she wee called upon to cherish and preket. The hon. • Romeo catholic clergyman calling upon the go 'oftp m DAVIES AID 7fROUGHTON.-THE itHOLLDITCH derable amount-20,000e or 30 , 0001., and that even if the season of the year, sa d e vegetation in checked. At our Lad KINti.DOWN speed to Ida the bill to • seise miatleman cooeldedia the Jaime of his motes. the poor of at. Luke's, e, to show came why a man. RANK. realbatlea were a successful one. This was in October kit market to-day them was a fair supply of wheat ; best rues, manatee. the members al wen mend one named Mr. CoN le; G HAM seamed the motion. demo should not issue commaadiog them to permit Mr. T e m there was no &Heretic price, ; common samples, slow ele hearing of this ease was resumed by adjournment Mr. Davies never represented that he was the owner of the at be r. less _____ 8 .. _ a ~, w,. Prigs - Their kedabipe aderiumei at 7 eclat. The CH A NCELLoR of the EXCHEQUER mid that Begehaws, after request once made by him, from time to from the 26 th ult. As on the former occasions ' Yr. Link. Horton estate. He ebbed the account to be kept in his to e s- .:1 w'wee' whits , car e e 1 "re' Ze co peracial go n ads he should abstain from voting on this tine and at all reasonable times of the day, to visit the later append for the anemone, and Mr. Lemma and Mr. name. the grower .-Wheat , 6116 e. 60161, fee. , to 67e. per imperial qr. • ditto, red, 58Ibe. to 6211 m, 46., to mote. .eltbonati the government mould not amde to the workhouse in the mid parish, for the purpose of affording O. X Lewis for the bankrupt. . The further hearing of the case was then adjourned ta. fres. Barley, best Che v alier malting, 52elbs. to 5.31 be., 435. HOUSE OF COMMONS. -Tt• boon. May 7. se ai cei . del le •th des' to ehh Id in religious instruction aud assistance to the Roman catholic F. N . , they ant • eo in any ire wi o - toe. me of the bankrupla, was tbe first Tuesday next. to 45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 511th to 521 th, 395. to The Smears took the chair at fear o'clock. fermatiou, but on account of arm of the papers containing pitmen or inmates. at his nameable discretion. The apple withess iTs g ra h He gave further sadness as to the so- PRIVATE BUSINEthe elm cents of a wand nature, and for Om take of the cant also sought permission on one or more days in the count. o f Rowland and Rune. eed ideotifted bone from (Before Mr. Commindouce lemblanme.) 41e. ; ditto, distilling, 5011 m. to 511th, 31s. to 355. Oata, 36Ibe. to 421b5., 241. to 275. Beam, old, 631 th to 651 th, peace of the Weeds in them it was net wondered weth, and et such time or time. as might be convenient for Rowlett • in , written .858, showisg that be wm then tit RE YRS CARDIFF AND CAERPHILLY IRON COMPANY bee to e ffe. ; sew, 6011. . to de i ba.; de to eds. Thirst Rabb.° :- A with Led Welch C c " ' ha dateable to produce them Such portions so d cor- t he purpose, to assemble the Homan eatholiepauper imam A m it e! , f or money, and repeated' ?plied for • amommem (trurraci). cow.: Bleb and Type Halw a y ; (either.. Gas t Ceeo• reemedence as related to the feeling which prevailed in some convenient place or hall in tM workboaes, deem In Se te herlBsB, Rowl y and a t This was the sitting hated for making a call. Th. NEWCASTLE, Mae 7.-The weigher. still =Linea@ harsh l " rd ' liwell " eath • ljek and poet: "lye / Oreetwel l lis the loam Islands would be produced, as well in enter to enable him to impart to them collectively '. Pre , • . &mous was over- share. appo . - and ungenial, and is quite cold enough for snow. At our District Draumge ; Leeds and Wane Real ; • and any drawn Mk ; but thev maimed. at his request, to hoped of Si.each, on which IL only bad been paid. y propmetions node Ly him (the Chancellor of tr. due religio n s instruction. Upon the latter point, however, hie cheque .. and pi, cis awe market this morning we bad 4 moderate show of wheat Th refused to make The call was made for 3/ ner share. l' * '"new Red_ we 7 i awl Ree• and Boatimetb Medway Bilk is • which, f had been t o the public aa the court refused the rule. The lensed counsel after Pt Y leee ' 7 . • chequer), in set, given , an advance on some houses which Rowlan d was building at from the growers, and ha ri ng nothing fresh in since Sate. Seed maamm t-ldeacledeld Gas ; and name Lin. the time they were made. He had not repented his having advertin g to the importance of the me, said that In this Caton day, the trade opened with more firmness, and eventually bealaseut ildlaln one letter Rowland thanked the ' bankers undertaken bin mission to the lonic. Islands, his object workhouse there were from 500 to . 600 Weer; end cm, t b„ l e far their frequent favours, ape added :-" It bleeds me to . alood on businese resulted at prices which ware not obtain. OfillYo2l.B DCTIEII beim to place their relations with this country 00 a more sewer between 40 and 60 profe ssi ng the Reel" cat h olic Kamm you so o ft en." (A lamb.) They had discounted CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Saturday ; the advance, however, was not Buff. The CHANCELLOR al the EXCHEQUER gave notice satufatory footing, by the offer of institetioes founded GO flalrlfe. By the Pooreew Act It was provided . that every Rowland's bills on Evans, which were dishonoured. Witham • eiently marked to justify us in quoting any particular on o( hi. istatios to same • resolute* reimag to th e customs the highest ;rimming of coustitutional liberty. H e woad licensed Roman catholic priest was to have facietiesafforded had talked to his partner about Rowland's account, and (Before the Iteoorder.) hancement. Flour experienced more eery, but our duties on pa . it mold be more regular that that reso- amen that the leading sentiment of th e population, dm him to impart religious consolation to Roman catholic told him that be bad refused royment of some Argues . Mr. Sleigh Made an application that the ce &Were effectually resisted any adearoce... w igaltine barley lution sot be plaited in tie bill witbout • preliminary Ise was among them, was am of content. lt was true that paupers SO far is was consistent with the . proper mama. Mr. Davies knew that Rowlails - sceeptancee bad beeu die • the Witallesse In Nippon Of • chalet Meese • named is ; dew re e,.‘ l „,. est •_., ori nd_de t ee r i.ethate Beans realities, end he thereto, m proposal to take • & preliminary thog ese a high value en nationality , and he presented mem of the workhouse. From th e e t the act to bosomed. He bad mem to Rowland's letters when he Catherine Barbara W lion, and bee seared bar emu peas ut".2 slim .I 4 rme' more s iaqfor. reseleilid is • committee et nap and and. whet/ the manse that feeling being Meted with ridicule. That sea- 1856, • Rosen catholic pent from St. 'a Chapel, Oft/W . I, „. w eer R ow k o d p„ t h e tortimere; ere i n e aw, o f h av i ng consp i re d t o pth w . t ops . o ff a child o, to yesitice eve ea tomorrow. Until then br would suggest tameet was largely traded is by selfish d who Chelsea , regularly attended the workhouse, ad n.tll • taw shall prove to he what I profess." (Laughter.) They had the sister m the child of the deteadant, Mrs. Wthio TRAFFIC RETURNS. to the boa. taemlorr fur Dungarees OE Maguire) to punt- belonged to the wore clam of the people ;wh the beet years back no complaint bad been mode as to the conduct of lost money by one Gray, but cartinued to discount bills should be ',spited to the next easion, end that.° bill pose the modes of which lie had van notice till the re- dames, although desiring to see the coming of Helloes the guardiass in regard to him or his ministrations. In draws on him be Rowland. In Norember,lBs9, Rowland should be preferred at the present time. The thee Par Mar- Ted fibril, suletiam was embodied in • filmed bill. satiouality, distinctly declared that the time had sot ye 1856, Mr. Bagshawe, who was • member of the Society of wrote, raying; re e h ose h a d so many w oo , mime b a i t was founded upon an affidavit which stated would RAZI.WAYS Open sere audio leal deo tiITD3 FOR PLACES 01 , WORSHIP (IRELAND). Jesus, miniaterik a 4ut of the parish, was substituted for arrived for is attainment ; while the feeling of the meat _ t a Ix , ' s tay *a la m i dis i s mush do lo w so d. Hei th in owed be neeemeary to produce a certain deed of which the Week ending MAI 1K A A A bode of the people was that of kindness and even gratitude Veep a. Mem 2001 Tems almond oestienally ism:reseed is Deem- eaten bad not yet been able to obtain possession, an ds ; e Northern of Cent.' _ Ina eye Lug lag Mr. M•MAIION gave maim that as Toesehy, tbe 21st ..e , to England, and they certainly preferred her rule to that Mr. Coleridge-He is a member of the oratory. ber 1859 ' and between 5 0001. and 6,0001. at the time the sister of Mrs. Wilson and her husband had not yet Week ending epee le. hate "' he should more for helve le h a te • hill te enable of any other foreign power. So far aa his own Sir F. Kelly maid, unfortunately, almost from the time of a d fee failure . Gra , hid ' pa Med with his creditors for been ppre hea ded , and upon both licee grounds it wee eon. ri l e th ee f i r eff nm erd i rns re ws . e. eal - - 7,716 7, 000 religious congnoptime fa Inliod too sites for places of optio n went, w e d sacred advbie not to paned with the charge et the ma. (Slasgow e a Roirth errediet - - requen 7 prom to name- - X 275 7,912 worship. siela iatereet or advantage in tee retentioe ot arose, in consequence of what the guardians deemed at • tbin be " old '" but did The baittos sent session g off t more, ut neve°. e Week ending May 11. THE SECESSION MOVXIO2.7I' IN AMERICA. these Wands, but was bound to retain them in temple on his part to Make Proselytes "MIN the protestant against Rowland at the begin ing of 1860 was 6671. ; during Mr. Giffard, who appeared for the defames, rabid the OM , /621,15011f2 ...... lee 1116 tele tete 2,505 Mr. W. FORSTER save that when th e h ew , the Mend of Europe. There was no evidence that Inmates. The reddens bad Melded Thursday seeming th a t y eer it i ncrease d t o e i goge (C r i es o f .• sh ame Adm application, and midthat witnessa were in Madame h e 1,00400 ane . g s tr u l t t h yll • • •-• I.the 1 2 lAN i. reader ter (We lt y (] f r. trige seg y) m o d th e su bj ec t o f Orem desired this union ; even if she were herself in a dd. in each week for Mr. Bagshawe to attend, and on those me Rowlaad oometames left bills with them " for approval," would prove that Mrs. Wilson was really pregnan at the ties it Altrbsdkant .... - 888 388 1,226 LOIN Die reeogeitee ce she Houtheme eateders e e e a Frid a y, th e knot politico! l and social position to that which she actually eases, he imembled the Roman catholic inmates in the and afterward . b ed them b i a s ro try and get *ham ti me in sue sume He also mid that they l ie d ...a ju st „ -7 been /forth Loodon - 11 Late five 2.438 2,645 1 - th instant, be should call the attention of the house to the bald. He pointed out how directly this question bore as board-room, and imparted to them religious instructicie. discounted elsewhere. In February, 1860, his Se. able to discover that the real prosecutor in th e memo the inexpediency of bee Majesty's government interfering m the Edam question and on the interests of the Ottoman The able-bodied Roman catholic peepers were also ono* count was overdrawn 1,230 1 , ; mine a tt emp t was ins & mother of Capeain Wilma the husband of Mrs. Wilma, • Tbe above is 1080111111 M of Moth dne limier agreement with behalf at them mimeo of the Volts Slates who Wen sew empire. He admitted that the government of the islands ewsey Sunday allowed to attend a Kaman catholic chapel ; to reduce it, but without effect ; it lammed month sod he believed that the only ground for the charge wae the London and North We Railway commie. i n i nama ti on w i ne s the gemernaso = th e emegn itio n was not free in the sense in which that word was understood sodeg. it cases of illness among the,_ Roman catholic inma tes, ~. by month . In March he wrote that he was that Captain Wilson bad married a person of so eider of th ee cestabeasy whin\ they have is &w a d, end th ere was an i s em erreette mixture of free ..... wm e wsW6 was i mm edia te ly Sens 101% Findin g , now- „ lute ashamed o f mita premiere, but would t or / condition of, bee to hie own, and that thia prosecution was and despotic institutions, which could only be remedied by ever, from the report ot a committee, that Mr. Barham, e to do in future without telli ng an untru th . ( Ala ugh. merely instituted ter the purpose of gratifying • feeling of WEATHER REPORT. THE FINANCIAL PROPOSALS OF THE GOVERN. miressuncti it was part o f his mission to air to rho bad distributed tracts among the pmtestanta in the build- The, took securit yw hich he had Dare animosity to his wife. on a soaked 14111 MAY, MAY 7, 8 TO II A.R. NEXT. lonise Islands an entirely a free meditation, which to not tog, and otherwise engaged in the work of oromlyttene, they for iiir Culling of but got little from it. In May they The Recorder mad he thought that under all the circum- Mr. NEWDEGATE said be wished to pat • rpm boss accept e d. came to a resolution, restricting the admission ot Rome sued the worsen of some o f R ene h iiis hill s, se a m e . st e pp es h o ought to gameta l appßation, and theme cal. tioo to the! Chancellor at the Fochooque as to the Hr. CON INGHAM remarked that, from the picture catholic pnesta within certain limits The Peer. Rowland for matey, informing him that it was his leoeuentl7 stands overt, All next 0420101* IL L IL D. F. C. L S. statement be had just made. Wee the booth to underatsed which the right hon. gentleman the Chancellor of the Ex- law Board said that this resolution was not ens. rtretedohenoe. He then owed 1,700 L -- -.-- -......--, that the till introthoed with respect to changes in the chequer himself had drawn of the lonian islands, it ape titled, and it had not bean acted upon ; but Mr. Linklater-And although fe was his lest chance you NEW COURT. customs would include chee se s is the emteme, excise, and post e d to him (Mr. fjoningham) th at there was • deep. ultimately the guardians felt extrusives under the near lent him nearly 4,000 e aftermeds. (Laughter.) stamps 1 Would it Mime the changes i n s e th e branches seated discoutent prevailing in that portion of what he city of preventing the Thursday evening meetings in the Exami tio continued-On the 7tb June the of (Before T. Chambers , Esq., Q . C., Common Serjeanta NAZAR of the revenue in nee eel, because - the right hoo. gentle might call her Jimmy's dominions. lie hoped that, after workhouse. The still , however, permitted those paupers the Unity " Bail wrote to ask their opinion of Rowland ; and ' Geon7e lone , 38 . cabinet math was indletwilit u= " Win "' • ai lli g e ; : ff % . c man would correct him if he waa wrong-that use • pro • the s p eec h which b e d l us t fallen f rom th e Ch a n c ell or of the who had a them to go to a Roman catholic placed they answered that he was honest and industrious, but short • forged Worsened to a bill of exchange for the pa Lela. o Realms lO.Ol ft 48 MICK o ceding be believed, almost unprecedented Exchequer, her Majesty's government would reconsider won* on Suaday, and the court he refusing the rule oa of matey, and recommended caution. Nothing has been re. of ed. with edema, to defraud the Oriente' Beak taelloole AlDitossaii lO .ll 48 46 &IL c The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER did not know their deteemination on this question, and not refuge the the second point, had substantially Justified them in the abed from the securi ties taken from Rowland. Had time 1801110811 10.05 47 48 S.N.S. b whether he was to answer that question or the observance proposition of the hoe. member for Dungaree°. arum which they took in this respect. hard of his 1, sued in 1860. In September Kr. Wed& Protheuted. and Mr. °nide* defeelled. llamas 10.03 46 41 N.E. of the hat ' . f' s•lwu ' Le • As le the observation he wedw d le Mr. LAYARD said this q uestion was a very mischievous Yr. Justice Cromptos said it seemed to him that the ape execut i on . were b rine d aga i ns t hi m en d th e y a d vance d It append that the prisoner, wko te • work* man, in GALWAY - 10.11 68 61 DLL iota maie a coiled denial . Wi t h regard the ene mi es , it so d very troublesome one, and it was pen that coconut placation for the rule on the mond ground woo an attempt moo . to em bi. Li m so sassy . .o , yr imam frequently Jane, 1860, received from Australia for his brother-in-law, ilimmocrom Wet et N.N.W. WM his :Menton) to include the and the purely he thou g ht it important that the opines° u pon the bode aboe to stretch the measles et the act, so as to have separate m i t - ee• feite To m es; as d i d RoweiLd himself. At the end of Lrnareas, . ele. se 45 EX earned Thomas Barnes, wbo at one time lived with him, a „ ~, ..• se ss „, N. linseed pruposele in me bill. places of worship in a workhouse. It would be very in be ezpreamd upon it, in orler that some check might Mi t t Jul the debt was upwards of 2,000 e, be s ide. hi s li a biliti es letter which °entailed • bill foe 81., and drawn upon the a n = i e rm e s e . r weee e t e 7.; X.N. Mr. II AG t; IRE 'relied to ask the Chancellor of the waverer:lot if every dissenter was to have • separate pia upoa agitatio n in the lonim Islands, and on Mi ls; to August, 2,983 t. ;in September, 4,4141. ; and on Oriente' Baal , . This Barnes, iiiff the Premier resented , mid Oen* ?imam Exchequer if he would omega to the appointment of a the islander, should be left to the full develop- of worship within th e building. 211th October, 5,666/., being an increme of 1,2001. in that the name of Themes got the money. Prisoner seat JORDON BO.Ol 68 44 N. -. select committee on the mem duties on paper before he 1 mint of the t rem of their country. Sir F. Rally maid it meld be impracticable. The mout h . Th ey had consulted th e i r m e c it eer M . Fox , a b ou t back to Australe a receipt for the amount to the geotleman Path The CHANCELLOR at the EXCHEQUER mid ea he What was the resent mothen of Greece! ? With li tardiera wee . gi. . their ability to go on cm the 3rd of that meth. but did net who bed sent ai r ai . sod offend to p. 5 .,.., 0 , ma ; ; ''Z' sa 1 the exception ar Athens thenno secant 7 and reasonable exercise of rola worship by the Roman t h en h ems t h at t h e h en i te l oore wou ld b e d ote d i n mo o& the mama it wee • family sir, pay -,,,i7 i „, 1 , 60 w x.w. b 1 untheaced that gamines it wee ad • question of inquiry f or lif e or p„....„ i, any pin was / th e tionstry. catholic females, sad if the Rev. Mr. Begshawe would in ney hoped lio obtain meistance, otherwise the a beinees it is two moth; Panason 30.06 NS 62 N.W. b 11 into the boring et foram Imbibes am the lutenist. d oar There was no iiherrel, s p ee c h , no one a ire d to w ri te eta any way most satiefectory to his feelings pledge himself to ,_ could not be carried on. Mr. Davies was appliedto through The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and • • arateme of owe pope makes. WlthOld the slightest wish to impede th - • ' • say any ing in opposition painful governmeat si::d tle• "' bin Irma attem P aa g S e °she "' averts, the y would "' we his solicitor to pay in the amount of his indebted to Ile months' totFetultisout was it••••a• Jun:: CorMitlals - 42 - N.N.W. e 7or *blase say abstract tato the paper duty, be d more i • • who, hi m . se obese/Ma to give him every reasonable opportanity foe the book ad led w oa d . mite. k new t h at if ° g em The other case, ttioa urine,d day were those foe SIMI lO. all - leffth am which existed was to thee e 5 ought sot cement to tbe of the hose ramither. aes-rem i n favo u r of Italian - If i • his maistrations in the workhouse. regeneration.tie means s topped the bank must mem. Mr. Fox had gone through Pailelall had money. RUST - N. BAYMINII-..- 61 -. X M 1 1, 1 AMALGAMATION OF THE LYDIAN ARMY, felt that thy coud expect no 'import from this home to The me d Chief Justice said that if a Roam catholic t h e boot,. with N s ,. D av i s ., H r. A im i ng. an d Some conaternation and excitement was created is thee . um , .. - a 0 It Mr. B. SEYMOUR asked the Stereteryot Sete for India the ni"elept fax an anion with Greece, he believed the plea t few any ether h at theh e aa Ede P ur F e le ed g i v i ng. wither. and said that be would not adv ise the courts , yesteney morning . in consam m enc e . of m ite . bemi .dta obstruction and consolat i on to the Romeo catholic w h e th er h e con id give any jawing= w i t h regar d t o th e agitation would new, and Wet something e ff ectual might Vi e w! . ..• . the . dna* of &pother shilling to Evans. This co ared, ...... i t me the e rl s had I. e se i T d e t Pe n ng . 14 4, 6 ",„::: SX2LANATION. progress of army ainalgantatioe ie India? be done for the i tof th e islands. ( Clean ) inmates he did not some mem tee act, and wee acted es ; the last admen to them was on the 13th et the 7 ' 7 * 7we7p:ottr eta ft o th er ' mem le 71.-elaremeter earethe and Mead Se Nag. e mesa am Sire. Wo itils earl he had remind a lager two days ego tied in 'duns his admission 1 where it was lee that the sheriff's chain and Mr. WHITES! II arid the Chancellor of the Exchequer were Pe c. r o f u tr i l m ae-- - g • of October, and they stopped cia the 25th. Mr. Fox re- •nle. It i , of levet : eachlo feet. of vertical rim ceasing OM emeheserede 17 th e l es t mal l from L or d c oso e sig. ' mei n th a t th e ca , had not iadicated what should be dose with the islands, 62- Mr. • (with whom was Mr. Charles Russell said dre i re commended that ea 'demos of 400 t. to Evans for wages other property might be found ;no entreethd et an inch diminutioo : and sidle deg., abase Ilt thee ewe' • that the Rev. r. Bagethwe had not the slightest lo twit the locks bad bass much deeded de iathatilleattew early these hundredth, lamas R-lispeed theaseemeer rimmed, of India had speed ape • pastel order to eel "Pt that he seemed to leave eerie to the people to decide doted not be made, but they made it, and lost the money. th e emo l ceme t iee j u t e e ff ec t as scow es p oss ibl e . H o b e d for themselves. He (Yr. Whiteside) thought tee, as far rk to or influence, directly or indirectly, any inmates of A rum of 5501. was mid is by Evans, and they paid out is Weld Idsse. personal liberty wee censored, they had no ground for "lichee." ex cept these w h o were members of hie own 566/ (Le ghtor )As early meth October Mr. Devise pen pant). D..-Cerectlon of weed erse- 4w MI of mg not yet 18001,01 a copy of that ardse,bee be sersted le h 7 la mammon . , and he denied most distinctly that he bad eve, ' u ' Mice /..-liereo (I to 12 . (1 ea L the best mail. and it would be he to lay ape the comPlaine sanely refused to admen Evans more money for wages. THE POLICE COURTS. Initial': 0, We sky. e, dotage I :t. len b. MU; I. table of the boom Me. M. MILNES remarked that, although the Greek been guilty el proselytism. They Mew t ha t if their refusal beams known there would ethilleL la m ast, 0. meanie ( :r. rain:; =OW ; ftersome further discussion penrament had shown no desire to appropriate the islands, A i be a ries mot the beak. New accounts were opened after _.. ___. R Men . S. Mace (1 toe). SITTING OF COMMITTEES ON ASCENSION DAY. an d t om s."' th e i peep • as , a f w ing o f twi te me li ty Si F. Kelly suggested that the rule should, without re thre, very likely-aneby Mr. Richard Davi Yi, Who mid is MANBION.HOUSE. Mt. S. IMTCOURT wished to ask the noble lord at misled he loniamtn ers e bad bee regarded as loos- Mies to either PLAY. be enlarged unt i l wit term. with • Ethe and one by Mr. Jerome, 1,018/. They were DOW aressepeer Armstrong • appeared before Sir He the bed of the government whether it was his ideation tat, townd. He bored that She islands would he view to some arrangement which would he satisfactory to moßeom. . our for 2001., the other for 3001. odd. Oa the efuggeridge, who sat for the Lord Mayor in answer to -- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . . to move. mauler to mottoes made I. forme year; genned mai the prianielee al justice, and sot as • • British Mr. hews . . Eltd of October they had interviews with the mansift ed a eammeas charging him with using abusive and insulting -m -" previa:Bg the committee. should not sit osThundef, bang pommies. Mr. midge sad that acting solely for the intended hi the 'enlace and County Binh with • view to clothe language to ...Themes Putter, whereby a breach of the CASUALTIES. Aricosacedioy. tall two o'clock. Ma MONSELL of the peed tome sad spirit . died, and without reference to the other serious intonate char bank, end makin g t h e b eet emiismite t paws niche hare b een 000t o me e . Avon 111 M. st.), from Pertemonth to Devonport, ran than on the Shingles In the night of the 4tlt of May, bet it was hoped Leed PA LM Ettsrox said that es that bed led the of Ms la.'s Awarding le the acacias laid involved , he would emeePt the PrePmel. in order that gr.' they could. On the 24th October Mr. Thorporferoft The daddant is the night relieving officer at the Re. s h e wow,* he lot e ft °e m i t & g hee or thi s m o rnings ode. pendia far many years, he slimed move at Mies that caw down, be dead Lord J. seeseu Se deny the right of the Devisee might obtain lue fair and reasonable rights paid in 4561., making him a creditor for LORI. Send Reeingethos is Northumberland-alley, and the complainant asehei . (heegiisi of L i mer i c k a b se o nee o . o tth h oose de gem made Amid not sit on Thanday nut till two o'clock. Imams tojein Orem or aay other sountry. The Lord Chief Justice-And test those to whom it is his ot h er e . were m id i n ; accounts were ithreeled. is a potimecoantable. It appeared tees oa the night of the d only use sesenameet standing, was passed on the 17th of The maim was speed to. Mr. O. FORTESOUE eixOseed the mature of the mete dat e' te m i nister slew" have their righte• That they m g" and seine decreased. Befote so Se n ;tember last their only aeco. let, of Ha , while the emplaloaat was on duty te North. Alva In let. 44 N. len. 37 W., by the ironer, arrived here FORTS AT SFTTIFIXAD. t h e gorsimuset were ready to k„, mo t h e te m. a ," to have the fullest opportunity for religious estructioa, so city for Rowland's debt was the Dew e d °opted coil em .alley, a young man, who appeared to be very ill, trues New Ortomao.-Queeoptows. May 7. hew .. He a d ... h ay. ~4,..vy - s ie Haa 17 Si .,eehone can, independently ot the set of portioned, for • • Tao- some dock warrant. , which would yield about 4001. They and mid he b ad no home, asked htm the way to the Re- Coda, from Lena* to Knembee, was spoken of the Malabar Sir N. PETO asked the Under See of State for meat doubt ; hut, on the other hand, the ens are - - C y afterwards got • seeped mmtgam on some homes at Hello- leeta-ogke e Re showed him the place and en his apply. 03414 very leaky, and with Master and Crew sick, by the Men- Wei if the gemmed intended to with the forte ehistvial fiat "UMW. core " 21 "" a4 at a alaia fatly ri ht in preventing the opportunire which t - I mo wou ld b e m om s & --'• t ' • tordeldre. Captain theeldele Beetba7. of the most profeued traoquillity. ._e abused the way, said to be worth 1,600 e A t 0001. leg for relief he said be taw the de sedan% put out Ito arm is the embesed et epithelia Mr. T. 0. BA IttleG said the misname laving am- Ide• MAGUIRE would sesePs lb* Pelewel el the Mem cord e'en; for Pu r Pe s e • o f P rel•l e tlea x Steer' Thee held bills drawn b y . Rowland cm Evans for 8001. and push him away. The applicant then went back to the ine clear or that, they ought to give every facility far what VEMSZIA WOK= WITH. wart sie as ImiaLpipsre Ma the @Omsk as thee Goad ob. -- e i Evans Brothers were indebted to them at the bankruptcy ba ad told Imo bo c add not get, l• f and he teat • comasre te , aimed the eerie with greet eon, proposed to aides, „.„ emoted e ___ bmir--- Goad mei is openly a n d bona fide the religious teething of the Roam 48, 6 6 0 /. . iii Au , 1858, the debt waste:lly 5501. ;by the him to the states, from whence be was sent to the parish thine torts . He este add that the pafers which the boa. °es- e m'''s that ta g m a catholic inmates. arml cA the irwar A tool ,"...,...., 1 in 0 711 N TI. ISW .1.1 Ifinfl --a_ , - 2... I. 11..,....-.--. es_ ____-1_:---• ---2- --,---..2 Amnia Wilma. hem illwereckai fee Plewbwr. Talk la. lAA SA P.. 1,.........s .....1 t.... .1.- ~.o.- 5... •..._ __,:__. _....... ... hie iatalothoo than to maw ameLlime AlAmseeftrakfml. All Laa lm---- ... ... -.. .- - -.- _- The hearing of this ease was resumed by adjournmeat from the 26th ult. As on the former occasions 'Mr. Link. later appeared for the wagons, and Mr. Lowman and Mr. 0. B Lewis for the bankrupts. J. N. Treaghtoe, nee of the tankrnpla, was the first winos calle d . He gave further evideries as to the ac counts of Rowland and Renee, and identified Wows from Rowland, written in 1858, showing that he was than s tr a itened f or money, and repeatedly applied for aricesaato datiou. In September, 1858, Rowland s account was over drawn 2291. ; but they continued, at his request, to honour his cheques , and pay his acceptances. They refused to make aa advance on some houses which Rowland was building at Canoe bus 7. In one letter Rowland thanked the bankers far their frequent favours, anal added :—" It bleeds me to annoy you so often." (A laugh.) They had discounted Rowland's hills on Evans, which were dishonoured. Witoess had talked to his partner about Rowland's account, and told him that be had refused payment of some cheques • Mr. Davies knew that Rowland's acceptances had been dies hemmed. He bad access to Rowland's letters when he pleated. In cue letter Rowland _pee the amorist:A " I shall prove to be what I profs's." (Laughter.) They bad lost money by one Oray, but cattinued to discount bills drawn on him by Rowland. In November, 1859, Rowland wrote, saying, " I have had so many thing' come beak lately that my credit is mach damaged" Hi them owed them 8001. The aoeount ceatinually increued in Deem bar, 1859, sad was between 5,0001. and 6,0001. at the time of his failure. Oray had compounded with his creditors for 19a in the pound, and frequently pearlised to pay some thing off the " old soore,Thut never did so. The balance • Rowland at the beginning of 1860 was 6671. ; during that year it increased to 5,6001 . (Cries of " Shameful.") Rowland sometimes left bills with them " for approval, and afterwards bad them back, to try and get them discounted elsewhere. le February, 1860, his Sc. count was overdrawn 1,2201. j some attempt was made to reduce it, but without effect ; it increased month by month. In March he wrote that he was quite ashamed of making promise, but would t r / to do in future without telling au untruth. (A laugh. 1 They took security an • eoutracit which he had at Dartf ord for Sir Collis Eiadley, but got little from it. In May they sued the acceptors of some of Rowland's hills, and also pressed Rowland for money, informing him that it was hie last chases" He then owed 1,7001. Mr. Linklater—And although tt was his last chance you lent him nearly 4,0001. afterwards. (Laughter.) Examination continued—On the 7th June the manager of the Unity Bank wrote to ask their opinion of Rowland ; and they answered that he was honest and industrious, but short of motley, and recommended caution. Nothing has been re alised from the securities taken from Rowland. Had heard of his being sued in 1860. In September executions were Issued against him, and they advanced money to enable Lim to carry on. Witness frequently con sulted Mr. Davies, as did Rowland himself. At the end of July the debt was upwards of 2,0001., besides his liabilities on bills ; In August, 2,9831. ; in September, 4,4141. ; and on I 26th October, 5,6661., being an increase of 1,2001. in that mouth. They had consulted their solicitor, Mr. Fox, about their ability to go on on the 3rd of that mouth, but did not then know that the tank-doors would be closed in • month. I They hoped to obtain assistance, otherwise the busbies could not be carried on. Mr. Davies was applied to through his solicitor to pay In the amount of his indebtedness to the beak, sad hid refused. Witness knew that if Evans stopped the bank must stop. Mr. Fox had gone through the books with Mr. Davis, Mr. AUDID4, and witness, and said that he would not advise the odium of another shilling to Evans. This was acted ea ; the last advance to them was on the 13th of October, and they stopped aa the 25th. Mr. Fox re commended that aa advance of 400/. to Evans for wages @Medd not be made, but they mode it, and lost the money. A sum of 5301. was paid in by Evens, and they paid out 5661. (Laughter.) As early as ilth October Mr. Davies po sitively refused to advance Evans more money for wages. They know that if their refusal became known there would be a run laps the beak. New arc oats were opened after that, very likely —one by Mr. Richard Davin, who paid in 1116 f. and one by Mr. Jerome, 1,0181. They were DOW credits, one for 6001,, the other for 3001. odd. Oa the 23td of October they had interviews with the manger ef the London and County Bank with • view to eladag their bank, and making the best arrangement they could. On the 24th October Mr. Titular/croft paid in 4561., making him • creditor for 1,0011. Sound other sums were paid in ; some accounts were increased, and seine decreased. Before September last their only secu rity for Rowland's debt was the Dsrtfoed contract and some dock waffanta, which would yield about 4001. They &Nevada got • second mortgage on some houses at Hollo way, said to be worth 1,6001. A t 6001. would be realised. They held bills drawn by Rowland an Evans for 8001. Evan Brothers were indebted to them at the bankruptcy 48,6601. ; in August, 1858, the debt was only 5501. • by the end of the year it had increased to 2,7001. In 1859 ad 1960 had been referred to frequently by bankers and others re spooling Evans Brothers, sad had always answered favour ably down to the last. Knew of their having diaho- Poured bills as early as March, 1859. Io the bet ball of 1859 their debt increased from 2,7001. to 8,9001. At the failure they held Evans's bills on Peones for about 1 , 0001 . Had been told that these were accommodation bills, bat that security had been given for them on two houses in Alwricroad. Did not tell Mr. Pearson that he would never be called on to pay the Wis. Had discounted several bills for Evans in 1860 ; sometimes they were renewed. Had sometimes gives Evans bills , back that he might get them discounted in the country. Had had ins - mines from the Olangsrpaehire Bock apil the West of England and South Wales Bank, as to Evans's re sponsibility, and had answered favourably. They ;I with Evans to get his bills discounted elegy ,if he could, in order to relieve them. They re that he would dinostid sow of them I the Olamorpnshins Bank ; but did not write to them, goyim "Don't ; he owes us 20,0001., and we cannot get it." (I.stserd At the sod of June, 1860, Wanes account had swelled to 26,8501. Knew of his being sued as early as Feheoary or Mar s 260. He oocernonally asked for money to meet has on that account. Had communicated with Mr. Davie on Evans's account. His bills were dishonoured in every month in 1860, and their cheques were frequently dishonoured. This was known triumagut the beak. Mr. Davies could not be ignorant of it. Evans's account in creased in September, 1860, about 5,0001. Knew that he I must then stop, without assistance. On the 30th Attired they discounted bills for Evans to the amount of 2,8001., on &count of work to be done on Mrs..Davies's rotate at Motto's. Did not know that cad" 2501. of week was done on that estate at the ionkruptcy. It was entered as Mr. Davies's account, but that Was • mistake— it should have been Mrs. Davies. She was not charged with I the matey because the work wee set done. Did not think that Mrs. Davies had had radios el it. Did not know how mush work was dope when they advanced 2,2001. of their depositors' money. It was not dose at the request of Mr. Davin, but to assist Evans. The estate was in Myrtle street, Hotter.. The account in their becks lad been altered from "IL C. Davies' to "Mrs. Davies," about the 11th October, after Mr. Fox had been agawiied. As late us the 86th October 4001. bed been pasted with on that account to pay the builders. Did not knew why Mrs. Davies did not pay It. Mr. Davies direobed the paymunta to be made. The bask was at that erns considering about doidng their doors. When the notes were discounted grans owed them 36.0001. Witness made the advance on hi own responsibility. Did not know when Mr. Davies began to look more closely into the books of the bark. The bank will get the value of the work dose on the Hoxisi estate ; the rest will be lost. On 16th October Mrs. Davies was indebted to the bank 2,9001., for money *deemed on the building account. No interest was charged on that aeosuat, but it would be charged. On 16th October, Mr. Davies had paid 1,8001. in reduction of that account. Many of the bills held by the bank on "entracte had been renewed, but not after the contracts wore closed. At the Wringing of 1869, assuming Mr. Davies's debt of 15,0001. to be bad, the bank was insolveut ; and the delleieacy would be in creased by the amount of Evans's debt that was bed. At the end of 1856, the balance-sheet of the bank showed profits of 4,1371., including 2041. debited to Mr. Davies as altered ; the bad debts and expenses were 2,6001. Mr. Uterus:a objected that the question of accounts could not be re-opened. The Commissioner—Are you going to prove fraud, or what! Mr. Linklater—l am going to prove that the bank had tong been • losing concern. The Commissioner-1 don't think you can go into the question of account now. Mr. Linklater said be mast urge the inquiry as affecting Mr. Daviee's certificate. The Commissioner—l really don't think it has scything to do with it. Mr. Liallater—l must press the question. The Commissioner—l think it cannot be put. You can sPeif you like. Lialdater-1 will put the same question as to the profits in 1667. The Commissioner—No. That is before these accounts oommenoe. You cannot go into that. Examination continued—The gross profits in 1859 were 5,651 L, Melodies interest on Mr. Davide. Evans's, sad ' Rowland's accennti. The geode profit for MO WI 4,6831., including interest on the same accounts —upwards al 1,600/. ---- - - - • Mr. LAYARD said this question we a very mischievous and very troublesome one, and it was upon that account he thought it important that the opinion of the house should be expreend upon it, in orler that some check might be put upon agitation in the lonian Islands, and that the islanders should be left to the full develop. meat at the great resources of their country. What was the present onchtion of Oft•Oe ? With the exception of Athena then was no security for life or property in say part of the moony. There was nu liberty ad[ speech, no one dandle write or my anything in opposition to the goverumeot, end the despotism which ex uteri was painful to those who, like him. sail, were in favour of Italian regeneration. If the lonise hit that they could expect no support from this home le the moreasent for se union with Greece, he Wined the agitatioo would owns, and that something effectual might be done for the i tof the islands. (Chess) Mr. WHITES! B said the (lenience of the Exchequer had not indicated what should be dose with the islands, ex cept that be seemed to leave it open to the people to decide for themselves. He (Yr. Whiteside) thenglit that, ea he as personal liberty was cosewsed, they hod so ground far complaint. Mr. M. MIL?: FS remarked that, p W the Osuk govorsmost had shown no desire to • the kink sad treated the people se tatioraty misled seeing the loniaas s trg n. hea both iissokist Silty to He herd that tie Mhda wog& gemmed upon the Wangles of justice, sad an as s ponsesies. Mr. MONSELL comphthed of the general loos sad spirit el Mr. la's speech. AOSOrdia. no doctrine ladi down, be Lard Russell to sissy riskt at tap foams to joie Omen or my other sosatry. Mr. O. FOSTESOUE sutOskeed the mature if the papas the govaresen were ready to lay ups w table of the hems He defended the course tame by SW Henry Stork+ ebonies that fields& were at this norwist in • state of the non profound traseleMity. Mr. MAGUIRE would maga the proposal of the war seat to give as assay pp m es the edge* es they amid ob tain. He enured the home that welting wee further has his iatestioe them to my myth* dieesepseifal. All Imo bv tended to my of Sir H. Ikeda was that he was a lease and gallast soldier, but that he head himself is very poetise, and was really bewildered as to what be Irma doiag. Ha hoped sad believed that the present diminution would do =I. the beim Wands, wed he far ass felt very well with the tura the debate had named. Iced PALMLLITON—I think the hon. gentleman be show, • very mir sad candid 'pint in the none he has adopted, wed on the part of the imminent I thank tun very much. lam couvisced be will lad that the papers when they an prodneed will give Nun all the informenwe he is justly entitled to ea. I aloe Gomm ia aenWaking *at the muse whisk this limenethe takee de ia the Icons Wank It will, I trust, car We Os people of tiros Winds that as the pen of her p Ma im the art of the Mash prawns% Ot il L i gn ias n m et the people of this country, there is so sit; i impel to them except is semen desire to meet flab to their leppiases and psamperity. dad I baps that wUI be topmast with the eamichee that we an so nudes to poostolo thir ilassi awl peeserity ffmtsosisdil toSsio toosarit to idiot upon them the mime owl ail list would miss koot their ow. sonstio. to at Genes. ilstagbfeL) he it is eery W teHt It as as olegel or Odle le the people of the Wits limb lid II sestkoons taw the spisiot ostiliks d Hrlaskis. lie dbooslost whisk =lt rd lb ledintimee whisk ham hems muse whisk earteinly use ineenbiso ra int =tranquillity, I am see they would thlk that is the of the lonia Islands her Majesty's govern sent have judged rightly ia &slaw to mem Vawith the wish fer Obeli consaiden the higgien ef el = l We see dewberries a eo dodir wee So& as us by Ina,. aad hemmed ere in by a el regard le the people el therequest Imam I latesda, is seerliy signing to elm* with that teen the posh via doses, with Majesty's goveinnen Is andel. youlig to affect intersel improvenisets is the sw ain dike isLuide —improvise's,' of whisk their condition it sammeglllio—aad I assure the hos. mounter sad the home NM If Mt loonies shell limey wsyesatribatebfaeoitate ma we shall thank the hos. member fisr Inv* the dna-nine to-eight. (Ham) The motion was this withdrawn. ektietemthr Armstrong appeared before Sir Henry Muggeridge, who at for the Lord Mayor in answer to asuman@ thereon him with using abusive and insulting language to OM T6012111/1 Potter, whereby • breach of the peso,.might have been occasioned. Th defendant is the night relieving officer at the Re lieving-aloe in Northumberland-alley, and the complainant is a polimsconstable. It appeared that on the night of the lad of May, while the oonipialoant was on duty to North. amberisod•alley, a young man, who appeared to be very ill, sod mid he had no home, sailed hum the way to the Re- lieving-offlos. He showed him the place, and on his apply ing for relief he said he saw the defendant put out his arm and push him away The applicant then went back to the ooudable and told him be could not get relief, and he tank him to the dation, from whence he was sent to the parish wbere he said he belonged. On complainant again going round bis beat be pried the door of the ftelievince and mw the defendant standing there, who called hue • bead, and asked him why he stopped people in the ,tree: and asked them if they were in &Area, on purpose to send Husain him (defendant) for the purpose of annoying him. This the complainant denied, and told his inspector of what hod happened, and as that wan the third time he had corn plainol of the conduct of the relieving officer, lc= to Mitchell told him go and get his name and This the defendant refused to give, saying, he would see him brat, and if he wanted it he might call the nest morning for it. The comphinant, on being crossexamieed by the de fendant, admitted eating him a liar, but mid that was be cause h. had said that be (complainant) sent paupers there as purpose to annoy him. The defendant said that the charge was entirely false, that he was Lever in the habit of swearing, and did not use the sutpremions as alleged by the complement. He said that upon inquiry he found that the young man referred to did sot belong to that pariah, and he considered it his duty to refuse him relief. FORTS AT SFTTIFERAD. Sir R. PETO asked the Under Sec of State for was if the ocivirroateot intended to proo..dd with the forts is the rewrieteed d epithelia Mr. 7.0. BA IMO toad the reweromod having coo aimed the subject with peat oafs, propesod to °otiose them fort■. He might add that the papers which the boa. lionset moved for the other day oo Rum subject would be Ltd.. the table to a few days. Mr. Coleridge he was perfectly satisfied with the de• 46011 of the Poor-law Board. The Lord Chief Justice—l think it wonldbe better to ea• large the rule in the spirit manifested by Sir F. Kelly, and I sea quite sure he will advise his clients to do what is right and proper under the airenmaterseee. I trust we shall hear no more of the maths,. Ands Wilson, boa lAverpoel for Pleinbay, Pib. 10. Iss. 38 8., lon. 1 L Memnon, from Calcutta for London, Mandt 7, kg 26 &, lon. 00 Munn'. from Madras for Liverpool, lat. 36 8., lon. 42 L Albion, from Manilla for Liverpool, March 20, tat. 228.. lon. 87E. Berkshire (ship,. from London for Bombay 40 dap. Match 27, lat. 13.108., ton. 31.10 W. Crescent City, from Bombay for Liverpool, March 23, lat. 24 S., lost. 68 B. Carotioe Agnes, from London for Bombay, lat. 9 8.. lon. 33 W. Illotle (French ship!, from Liverpool for Calcutta, March 19, tat. 3.26 lon. 3240. lia.Ventu, from Bombay for Liverpool, 91 Jaye out, April 7, . g 20.9 24, lon. 36.46 W. Graham (barque), from Manilla for Liverpool 116 days, April 4, bat 18.30 N.. lon. 34.30 W. Melrose (barque;, from Portland Bay for London 40 days, March 3, lat. 50.45 8., lon. 4369 W. Pratt :bargee;, from Bengal for Falmouth 100 days, May 2, lat. 60.20, km. 18.12 ltesolute, from Cardiff for Hong long, March 27, lat. 11 S., lon. 36 W. Boseberry ',barque), steering westward, May 2, lat. 60.20, _lon. 13.12 .. _ . . . _ . Sirii:kell;:-Thopealso that if the rule is enlarpd without prejudice we need not trouble your lordships again on the subject. The rule was then enlarged, upon the understand* that the parties sho•ild endeavour to come to some senuogiammt Wore nest term. BAIL COURT.-Mii 7. &Mugs in Basiio.—(Bolore Mr. Justice Wi(hbum) Tub QUI= r. THE ?AMISH Of LAIIIICIIL—VAIIXI4I.4 BRIDGE. Mr. Prendergast moved for a rale to show canes why a mandenses should not issue calling on the parish of Lam beth to show cause why it should not light oss-heft of Vaughan-bridge and erect the proper lampposts for the mina Tit lemma Judge bowieg looked at the acts of podia meallt. sad there were so line than seven of them referring to Vhoithell-brihre, by some of which the duty of lighting was imposed on the ceenpany, and by the others on the parish. He would, bowsaw, grant a rule nisi. Jedgutsnt accordingly. Mr. Goodman the chief clerk, told him that it was his duty, acoordiag to the act of parliament, to eked relief I. all OW* of urgency and neoessity, and he ought to have treated that case as an urgent one ; sod that if the pauper had been there, and belied been summoned under a different maim, he would bare been liable to a penalty of Si. Mr. Sheriff and Alderman Abhiss ' who belongs to that ward, said that the defendant had been in the employ of the parish authorities for some time, and he believed the present case had arisen from some little unpleasantness which waa then pending. He gave the defendant a very good charm. ter, and mid that he had never heard him swear, nor had be ever beard him accused of such a thing before; but he said that he should not like it to go forward to the public that the guardians should wish such argent came to be refused relief because the applicant be boned to another parish. it was the duty of the officer to afford relief in such a ease and report the NM* to the board of guardians. He knew nothing seitiest the man, except that he was rather short.tempered, toil that ho did not seem Skimmer of the Seas (barque), bound south, May S, Fat. 49.30 N., lon. 6.8 W. St. Helena, from Mauritius for Falmouth, April, 10, lat. 3934 • N., lon. it itunshise, front Calcutta for London, April 8, lat. 86 N. lon. 3 3 W. Tung Yu, from Shanghai' fur London, March 16, lat. t S.. lon. 67 Tars:mitts Castle, from London for Calcutta, March 3. Mums, from Hombay for Liverpool, 85 days out, April 8, lat. . . , . 32.38 N., 1011. SSA W. Venetia (barque), from Bombay for Falmouth, 99 dap out, Aped 8. let. 25.1 N., 100. 3L40 W. Wooded., from Colombo for London, Feb. 28, lat. 13 3., 100. &7S COURT OF EXCHEQUER-I[A: 7. Mina is Basco. —(Before the Load Obis( Dan" and Barons Martin, Ctuanall, sad wodo LAST I'. Mr. Hawkins amid he had to move in ibis cess, which had hems tried before Mr. Berns Chassell on the Nth, 25th, and Mith of April, and in which the verdict bad hese f o und for the plaintiff, fora new trial, or to enter it for the de fendant. It was en action is interpleader to try theht to certain goods seised by the Sheri ff of Middlesex rig and the ulweeting point involved in this drama, which had been peefermed for three days—(laughter).—was whether the geode which had bees seised by the sheriff at the suit of !diary Anne Dowling were the goods of Mr. E. T. Smith or et' the plaintiff. Mn. Dowling, who resided at Barnes Cottage, King's Langley, in Hertfordshire, had seised the geed. under • judgment against Mr. Smith. Now his learned friend, Mr. Chambers, Lad at the trial made a peat deal of the fret that when the attorney's shirk went to her house to mrve her with • subparts to attend the Vial she wee lying on a sofa, and although she pretended to be ill, she jumped up, aed stamped shout the mom. Bat if their lordships could hare only seen the kind of person the attorney's clerk waii—(laughter)--the document which he carried, and the suns which he put down with it, they might readily conceive that a lady in a delicate state of health would be somewhat excited. .) The attorney's clerk had absolutely offered with the suispena a sovereign to come up to London, and to my her expenses, and the lady refused to bike it. What did the attorney's clerk do then ? He picked tip the sovereign, but he left the subpart. (Leashrmr.) What became of the money nobody lower ; it certandy bed not been produced in court (Laughter.) But many Mn. Dowlioe's evidence woe not wanted, became he (Mr. Hawkins) had offered to admit she could prove. However, his learned = 6 l lll lf. Chambers cud, We want Mn. Dowling." (Laughter.) Now the history of the plaintiff, Mr. Joseph William Let, was somewhat mealier. He was • printer, he had been bankrupt and insolvent, and had been the propriety, of that respectable peblication celled the Town, which had been Eit so end to by the Society for the Suppression of Vase. muOter..) The planed?. who was in the emplotia r. Francs, the printer, induced Mr. Smith, who was t see in DM, the lessee of Her Majesty's and Drury Loom the proprietor of the Alhambra, to take a printing Maness in Savoy-street, Strand, oo the ground that hy so doing be would effect a great awing in the printing of his theatrical bills, the plaintiff to receive N. a week as salary. Mr. Smith was responsible for the plant, but did n o t wish his mares to appear. as he would not run the risk of the bask. r= laws. The execution had been put is in the mime o. Dowlieg, and then the plaintiff claimed the gook The Lord Chief Baron—Yon may take • nil, to show eases. [Advertisement.)--HouawAY's Onmearr AYH PlLta.—Heart's Action.—The slightest irregularity In the heart's function Is felt through the entire system ; any obstruction to the regular Impulse of that organ must be removed without delay, or the whole circulation becomes disordered ; palpitation comes on, to be succeeded by dangerous Moines. In a multi• tints of canes these symptoms arise from a eionesch distended by flatulency, and are cured by rubbing Holloway's Ointment over the pit of the stomach and right aide, and occaelonsily, like wise, over the heart and chest. It speedily relieves the harass ing throbbing pulsation. Holloware PIN should be taken at the same time to remove any accumulation from the alimentary canal, and to carry off any noxious matters from stomach, liver, bowels, or kidneys. quite atiefied with the situation whichTr; held. He hd been lately appointed night relieving officer, in consequeoce of the death of the officer who bad filled that place before him, and there had been a considerably less number of persons relieved sinoe be had been at that pent. Sir Henry /duggeridge said that he hoped this would be a caution to the defendant ; that it was a matter which might have ended very mricuraly ; and after admonishing him, be cliantimed the 111111100121. Mr. Barlaaat I ' LO TT moved for and obtained leara brim a • bill to amend the conraltetiee, prestige, and pro. adore of the courts of the liked of Jitney. Mr. A LCOCK moved for a eneratistioe to inquire sod report how far it may be deeiralsee end preetisable to sulati. tote aa equitable system of asessomma in lien of the provost UMW of maintaining the turnpike roe& and bridges in Eng. lend aid Wales by tolls. The motion was opposed by for G. C. Lima and aaiati " II EII.ON-ESI'OOURT obtained have to bring Ii d r. BGT. a bin to require all friendly and 11•11.121DCO societies to ren der to every member thereof, or person depositing mosey lime* • copy of their annual amounts In committee, the Tramways (behind) Bill was advanced cmo clause ; but, owing to the opposition offered to the third, Mr. BUTT, who had charge of the bill, moved to report promos. A dismission issued, the main topic of which wee, that Kr. Butt had bees induced to stop the program of his bill in order to allow the government to bring oa an order of the day. which would advance the budget a Sage, Lord R. Cacti. especially distinguishing himself by the strength of hi expressions against what he styled the attorney-like wane taken by the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; and characterised it as an attempt to avail himself of the new rules for the arrangement of the business of the house to take away the greater part of an evening which belonged to private members. Kr. DlSitA ELI said that It would he unfortunate if on the Ant night or &wells new rules came iota operatics, the government should be hid open to the imputatioa which bad been cast epos them. Sir G. GRgY mid it bed been slyer the custom to place the report of sap* sad wige sad sown on the orders for Tooday ; and thin was act dale that night in consequence el the new risks BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DAYIES.—May 4, at Penylord, - 11oid, the wile of R. R. Davies. Req., of • son and heir. BRIM—Nay 6, at Widshford, near Wetherby, Yorkshire, the wife of the Rev. J. J. 1). Dent, of a son. GORDON.—Hey 4, at the Repel Arsenal, Woolwich, the wife of H. W. Gordon, I lse., Cll., of a son. POPL—May 3, at iiiirewoods, bletchingley, Surrey, the wife of i. Pope e., of a daughter. 5. at Cleveland.sguare, Bayswater, the wife of K. A. Rani, Esq., of a son . ROBINSON.—Nay B, at Willis .road, North Kentlah.town, the wife of T. O. Robinson, Rae., of • daughter . ROWCROYE.—May 4, et Kildare-temioe, Westbournepart. the wife of U. C. liewesoft, Fan of • son. 6111P6ON.—May 6, at Upper Claptoo, the wile of Mr. W. son, of a eon. WINCIATE.—Hay g, at glanleyoreseent, Kensington parts, thu wife of the Rev. W. Wingate, of a eon. MARKETS. OOTToll.—Ltvgaroot., NAT 7.—Oar market to-day Is quiet, but very steady, with a good barium; doing. The sales are 10,000 bales, including 8,380 American, aid. to 80. ; 1,500 Eltinit, 501. to 80. ; 120 Egyptian, 80. to Wd. of which 5,011 D are for simulation and export. The wed& import is 32,16.3 bales. COTTON 000D8.—NANCHUITIM NAT 7.—Yeste g irde co z and to-day the market both for yens and for piece hes shows greater quietness than can be reoollsoted in either department for a very long tune beck. In yam, buyers are bolding aloof, mainly from the high prices asked by *lasers, whose quotations are still rising since the end of last week, cotton befog again dearer. To-day, as cm Friday, purcluesre are quite indisposed to operate at the cermet rates. In the cloth market there is next to no bunams at all. Boyers will do nothing at present prime, and with the oafavourahle aecomits they receive hoes abroad; while, on the other head, manufacturers seem almost squally unwilling to prim their productions for sale. The advises received yesterday by mail report heavy Imes both at Calcutta aid Bombay, and no doubt these will have • tendency to make buyers moth cautious than ever. The dearness of discount' has also to be taken into consideration. The tone of the market to-day is further affected by reports of sew failures. Three are spokes of, but the oily one that can be mentioned with osrtaiaty is that of a manufacturer named lloorboum, at Burnley, who bad 1,100 looms at work. NARILIADEB. RINNETT—BAT/117RWT.—Iloy 4, at St. Camp's, Hanover. square, Mr. W. H. Bennett, to bums, daughter of Mr. J. Barnard, of Rochester, Kent. HARRIS—ROBINK.—May 4, at St. Philip's, Holston, by the Bet. A. Gordon, WA., J. B. Harris, son of S. Harris, E. 9.. of Payliarobury„Deyon. to Wally Robins, daughter of C. F. Robins, Esq., of Bockhurstnill, Baser. BAZIILTON-110ARE.—Nlay 2, at All Saints', Southampton, MY. W. Harelton, of Southampton, to Cora, daughter the late lie J. Hoare, of Brldport. Dorset. LONG—DKVEREUIL —Hay 2, at the parish thumb, St. Giles, Camberwell, by the Rey. B. N. Ikruard, J. W Illiam, son of J. Long. Esq., of Tliney Hall, Waustead, to Sanh, daughter of E. Donnell; Req., of the Grove, Camberwell. DICATEN. BIRT—May 4, at Ciloncesteratreet, Bristol, Mr. J. Dirt. 32 141 47. BAIOSTOCKE—May 3, W. 0. Brlgetocke, req., of blitenouni, Cardiganshire, aged 77. CHAP AN .— May 6, at Westbourne•terroas, T. Chapman. Eoq.. ROT. q L.—Hy 3, at Holly Batik, Southport, Leacashire, J. 1,C164. ib.• aged 61. GAINSFORD.-41lay 4 M Regancynquare, Brighton, G. R. Gains• k ia A11.k14 Z 71 2 V 67 11, Mr. T. Garland. of West-WIE ?fowl"' grata. Leeds, aged dB BAYK—ltag k at Park.road, Stoke Newington, Illsobeth, wife of Sr. B. It. Maya, seed 30. NALCOLIISON.—Bay 0. at his residenre. In Olourestersqnsre• James Igalcabarass, Req., of Campden.blU, Kensington, cut off fa full Agent aged W. WAID.—May 4, at Clisdlelshim, ar•wh. wife of ChaterattNerd, _Royal Easisere. aged 116. Wrafrire_. — War I. at llppr Bakat , alreet, ReganraPlTß. 0. Mod O. — Mr. E i fI2JGB baying mewed the attack is the go. verareset. Lord PAL kfEEtXTON relarbad in a few pointed end heaterean eseteeren WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, MAT 7.—We had • flat market this morning ; it was thinly attended, ad only a very moderate business was transacted. A diriicinire;iiikee ea the au•etioa that the abeirenas report program, sod the motion having been minted by 181 k alktb• beer rammed. The report en the Qiniesee Newer (Primer Alice) wee brought ecrizing legreed to. ou the ' of the report et Way. and Mesas (the brrdget reeelatioae). as animated dimmable earned as to re• mem the report, and the adjournment el the bourn baring bees moved by Mr. Loos as divides that mottos was re joined by HID to 9d. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER this gave way, sad the reception of the report wee ?oe= s e Thursday. Mr. Disraeli, however, kept apt • in • toasting sad aireastat tone. The home adjourned M 1 deb& Milieu at Nisi Prim—W n ore Mr. Baran Bramwell sad Commo Juries.) x 'cm& r. =nous. —A LEGAL nortoN. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, • plate and kokiegmaaufacturer, in Thetetreet, against the de fendant • entlemaa resiehmt in Jersey, to movie 221., the vate of two looking u ps. It appeared the defied. eat ordered the looking- to be forwarded es soon as possible, sad the pleb, sent them by the yard, which with km cargo was last as the manage. Herissat Hayes submitted the plaintiff must be non wand, es the defendant bed sever received the goods. His Lordship directed • Boum% with leave to the glean. 111 le move the gent above, th MANUFACTURE& HUDDIIIIMLD, MAY 7.—Al. ough then hag hems moderate attendance of buyers ia the 'market the Weimer trammeled, considering the seemly bas bees ea a very limited scale, and in nearly all depart.. swab the manufactaren complain of a want of trade. - - By Er. Lewis—RowlaucTa moonlit woe sometimes *Ter drawn, and sometimes in credit, up to April, 1860, frequently promised to take up his, bills "to-morrow (a laugh), but wag latterly not able to do so. Defers that he kept lkie word pretty regularly. The anal increase is ids servant between June mid Oct. last was 2,000 k, smilers 4,0001. The debt was only increseed 701. in October. The adverse on the Heaton contract were not made on amount of Mrs, Davies, but to accommodate Evans. She has paid MOO& mince the bankruptcy, and 1,8001. Wore. Every pea lic b al e r the money ham omits back to the NUM amp. MK WOOIA —BISTODUITIMILD, MAT 7.—There le but little doing is wash et punnet, buyers preferring to volt for the mioessmonsiag es Monday wish Prime about He maw bed impsebed to h a dads maim °MIN.—HOLZ, NAT 7.—At today's market • mode este supply of WWI whoa which sells at about hot week's emessey. Twigs meek with • more passel inquiry at (any MAW mit Mtlimbed by WILLIAM MINI BALSA Of ,N ° ..._ l/. Lombard-street, In tbe (.7b ot Leaden, Printer. a 6 Ogee. th toesbeirl.etreet. in the Precinct at Whiwtrlin. — WMIMIMIDAT, WAT UM INDIAN RAILWAY& Mr M. PM asked the Se awry of Mate for ladia mita steps the government inteeded to take coaseqwent ea damask front fad* dated the tied of February last, in I whoa it is stated, that " • state of Wags is possible, or rather probable, in which, is the event at foals sot being supplied from home, is antkipatioa, to carry on the rail way works, the guverement of India would lave no alter native hat le order their abrupt sad ossapiete seepsadoe.* Mr O. WOOD was very sorry thst melt • statemeat was puMighed, because it gusted • great dogma • sad them was au foodatioci for it. bad ao ll ra l te i r sisa. tion of stopping the works of any railways is leas. Leek year they were carried ea to the haat extent which wee Poe a,3oo,ooof. had bees 'speeded last year, of which am the yoreremeat oat, received 5,800,000 f. la reply to Mr. IL D. atriums, ssr 0. WOOD said it was the Meatiest of the meat so carry ea the whole lbw of railway from ICC; to the niter= of the coitus couatry, SPAIN AND ILiTTL Yr. GRIFFITH asked the Reentery d Sire for Forage Allan ',briar he had reseird istenteris el • preeress• tem by the Pnir Mt of Me Iterthlie of Hayti, spur the arerioe of the Dires perks of hy • glare-holdieg rate welt r Baer, weed OR the madras sad the easy to dread their Marla sad is& pridesee ; ad whether the eateries el Mr lII= governor would be tamed is Me yerestros of free Mee is that reatry. Lord PALMERSTON said how Miiiesty's rorenanest bad received • axesiesieetios set directly, bat iodurectly, firs the ea ere is Europe el the Harass reenuner, priories easier the eeertatina to >lmsla of the Deulaies pert of the Wart net eammairliem ass seethed ewe le the our Una se the boa. gestiessea dr sd ; but iss lisierre grenuret bd takes so reps is the wialike, se Y weld Mrdly lie rid that the assertles Mil yet rhea pima BELLIGERENT RIGHT& Mr WALPOLE mid as to iltit Eaten of bolligeresirfsiet, tor untionsood lb. mottle lord tits flesnlary d &ate he Vomit,. again to my hit sight that the dealaretioa d the :777et Pant was ear esaiddiretiee, sad the remit . eoesanntheted 01,1,117 lo forsith gorronlente• (War, hoer.) He (Mr. Wirlt t is Urban. hied (Yr. Ilardall), I. We very amend cornolinated date of stairs, whothar K nosh' be Me the advantage or the Me Catered that ewe& a Memoirs should come on. (Hear.) UNION gosserred with the right bes. prefilssma to the view be al the inexpedieney of =fse that aseenes the gees** which the lees. oe Liverpool bad ewe 'sties of his attendee to brim forward. (Now, bear.) Ma beam would b is mind thee this wee a quietion of • grove and esmillened elenconer. (Haar, hear.) It was now tinder the andiars- ' ties of bee Maletys governmest, and meta they shoot he Is • acuities, ley - the advice they would receive, 1 mks sane dined enenevoisation ni the sable* it wed' be highly inexpi•dient —indend imposeible—fer them Meshf into any diiieuaaies us the cowl*, sod aim fore, if the. hes. member persisted, it would be impossible that the government inald make soy other reply thou that they moat be wholly silent upon the matter -.hear, been— beensee say diersolon upon it jest now must be highly jolliness he tie palls interests ; sad therefore he would Imp the ben. aessalcir to postpone hi motion._lHeav i Inf./ Mr. MoItSi : ALL pfd, bin ems isclinatioe ermald prevent big media' to the moped made to him, but after what bed bees maid by the right hoe. gentleman aid the sable keg, he had no other elteniatire then to comply with their reepent. He perfectly l e an in the opioiona ex pressed by the right bus gentleman and the noble lord, sad therefore hoshoiskl pietpaimi his motion till the government were prepared to state timimviewe on the question. MAIMS OF THE BARON DE BODE. Mr. DENY AN moved for a select committee to consider the mignon alleged in the petition of the Baron de Bode, presented to that house on the 18th day of April, 1881, and to rep , » to the louse therempoa. The ATTORNEYdIENERAL booed the boa. gentle. am weal! postpons his motion till be bed bed as ',parte arty of looking into the subject. Mr. DENMAN, oa that understanding, agreed to rni• pone his !notion. TAP. lONIAN ISLAND& Mr. MAGUIRE moved en address for copy of papers and carrespeadeam relative to the mimics' of the Richt Hon. W. E. Gladstone to the lonia& Iskadik, aa Lord High Cosa tnissiosset istrsordirary, is November, ; sad of powers sands rorrespoodevire ia continuatioa, aernely, from tbe ar of Sir Henry Sheets la Gado, sa the 16th day of Ye. ternary. Mt to the lalsel period, iselediag those ia rela tion to the Coe el the Legislative Aissra=ifir Henry Storks is HMI. He denied th e whirls had bee. wade that the pospie of the lonia, Liaises iwedraggseg repay; indeed Qs very opposite masa* saw. i 1