The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-24 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORD& -THURSDAY, Fla 23. The Low OUSCE:LS.O3 took We NM is t►e weir& at •wdakek. PRIVATE BUSINFIMI. Oo the motion at Lord Rsiossuma 60 private hills were need • mesa time, and four bills relating to fisheries were magma& till Monday asst. THE Oidtt FAMINE —MR. FARNALL. Earl FORT E inquired wbst ee Ur. Fenian. the Isar-law inepeolor, in addition to the duties at epeeist • emuniseimat to the manufacturing districts ! wee Mill at bathed to the metropolis as inspector; and, 11 so. whoa= be received immeeed pay for the double della he per. brined. Earl GRANVILLE replied that the Fenian of Hr. Yarnell bed been of great vela., but in the cotton districts they would ewe et Lady-day. He had remised nothing beyond his penssnel *apemen, whisk wove celosdeted at the steel 14 per day. The Fad of DBRBY testified to the value of Mr. Fernalre morvices, and the moistens, modond by the Poor-law Bawd taring the oaks* famine. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Lard WHARNOLIFIR shrew &Mention to the territory =rile Om& and the Rooky Mountehrs, hewn as River Bettlanist, and asked what course the go verment propmed to take respeoting it. Two methods bad ingriaM—samely, that it should be united to Canada or masted into a separate colony. His own idea was that it wield be unwise to unite this large tract of land, which wee one le espabis of improvement, to Canada, and that the heel come wield be to mot A into an independent settle met Earl OR.ANVILLE-1 ass assure the noble lard that he hod no need to apologise for having introduced the subject, yr for the statement wbiob be has mde—(bear, Imar)— more paMenlarly as the noble lord, from his travels and or aidence in that country, and the interest he has takes is it, has made himself complete muter of the littt. I am afraid that my answer to the question of the noble lord will not be in all respects math/factory to him. There is no doubt whatever of the truth of the noble lord's state ment as to the great impartaace of some image mans being made in raped to these Maharani. After the committee which sat in the Hare of Orman in 1837, thee* we • eorrespoodenee with Ganda upon that subject. le 1863 the Hudron's Bay Com pany themselves admiand to the government the insporturis *I asteblishiag a settled boundary, and the company made a aepoeal to her Majesty's goverment for that end. Al, , the aceeptause all the proposal would have in volved en mermen Marge upon the home treasury, it was notate that Mr goverment could Mop,. The gave mon% subsequestly imam eouater proposal, by which an lam nity to the osamery would be obtained, not by & positive charge upon the Treasury, but by the sale of hal is the p po te orryy ceded. The fludeoes Bay Company declined the eal Bred* the negoMaties aWreatice was mode to the OaMdian governmeat. Bolting t6haemm to join in the ar m:gement, but that they did not think proper to do. More resently the Hudson's Bay Company made another proposal, and that proposal the Sernstary of State sent out to Canada, urging upon the government there to take part in settling the boundary between the territory of the Hoboes Bay Company and its owe, sad thig to the Canadian governmest to make some pt its own part. No mower to this comminicatios has been received, but I think, notwithstanding what the noble lord has stated, that, considering the present state of the negotiation foe federation of our different *Maim in North Amulet, is would be impossible for her Majesty's government to advise the establishment of • purely separate jurisdiction by the motion of the territory alluded to into a crown a:boy. The Earl of S •WAFIWBURY tendered hie thanks to the noble lord for bringing forward this interesting and im portant subject, and *spree:eel a hope that her Majesty's government would give attention to Ms noble friend's state ments. He trusted that the primer members of the house would follow the example of his noble friend, and inaugu rate or take part in dirousioes on important tomes. If they did so, he believed they would add greatly to the credit end sigamey of that home. (Hear, hear.) The Earl of AIRLIE trusted that steps would be taken for the purpose of drawing a definite dins between Quads sod the north wester. Matery, and between that terri tory and the United States ; also that the land would be thrown open to settlers, and moorragernent given to emi gration. Her Majesty's government should, however, very seriously consider the proposition of tlo noble lord before they adopted it, because by its adoption this country would los pledged to the defence of the colony in time of war. So keg as the colonists were prepand to stand by us we should stand by them, but that very consideration should wader on careful how we incurred an obligation of that nature, particularly in the case of • territory itoad as this wee, which presented the greatest ditficeltim for the await of troops and munitions of war from this country. (Hear, hear.) The subject then dropped. Their lordships adjourned at tea minutes to 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tauxaney, FEB. 23. The Swam teak the chair at the anal hour. At the time at private bagasse, the Piccadilly sad Park. hoe Now Road Dill was read a second tame after some dip eamies, is which Ear J. Farreasee, Mr. Tata, Geseral Mr. H. Low* Kr. Camper, Mr. Beatiack, sad Mr. Jack son took pot REPRESENTATION OF SCOTLAND. Mr. WHALLEY pp►e notice that on the 28th instant he should uk lw►e to bring in a bill to assimilate the law of Scotland to that of Euglaad as regarded the right of 40s. freeholders to ►ote in the representation of alums in par leantent. _ _ NATIONLL OOLLECTIONS. Mr. tiREGORY pre notice for the 24th of March of Me intention to be under the notice of the house the subject of the nnnieoel oolleetione in the British Mascara end National Gallery. DOCKYARDS. Mr. PERKAND pre Dotios that is sole g into committee of simply es the eery estimates he should move for a re tura from the Board of Admiralty of the pay of mini em ployed u masters of the dockyard and victualling lighters ; also a return from the War-offios of the par of the meters of lighters employed under that departmest. POOR REMOVAL. Mr. MAGUIRE asked the Prsoidsat of the Poor-law Board whether his attention had bean drawn to the acts of illegality brought home to the paid officers of the Green wich Union, ia cownezioa with the cases of Mary Moriarty, Jolla Ilasaosi, and others ; and if so, whether any and what official cognizance had been taken by the Poor-law Board of the oonduct of the officarsooncernal ; and whether the oir- cometances reasected with them at;cl similar ream of re moval to Ireland did not call for an amendment of the law; sod if so, whether the government ware prepared to propose sucharnieArnetwithout delay. . . . . 11r. VILLIERS observed that the boo. member had moved for papers relating to this. two cases, sad they would ahortly be laid on the table of the house. Certainly the attest/es of the Poor-law Board had been drawn to those eases, and it appeared that the cruelty and neglect that bad been shown resulted from violation of the law, sad net from any defeat in the law. The boo. member was aware that the legisla•ure bad on various mamas of late years made attempts to mitigate the hardship attending these removals to Ireland. The state of the law a few years ago was that the officers of any parish might deport Irish autism to the shores of Ireland without doing any thing further, but that wee amended in 1862, when amebas were compelled to convey them to the unionhonse of the district nearest their destination, and to be answerable to the union for the expense of sending them on. In 1863 it war directed that times poor people should be conducted to their destination by a anon from the English union, and there was • provision by which neglect of this enactment made the offender liable to • penalty of 10/, or six months' imprisonment. The cues mentioned by the hon. member arose in consequence of the parochial anthoritire having neglected to comply with this last instruction, haviog merely removed them to the Irish ooset. It we also pro perly provided that women and children should sot be deck passages in the whiter time rod here again the law bad bum departed from. Early in December one of these women, with a child, wee taken to Coek, though her &el ation was Killarney, and the officer who placed them on board paid a very inedequate am for their conveyance. The authorities at Cork finding on her arrival that her dee tame= was Killareey, sent the woman back again to England, sad took proceedings against the officers of the perish from which she was sent over. It was found, how ever, that the man who had been guilty of the violation of the act was merely a man of straw, and the amidentiodge mid it would be absurd either to fine him 10/. or seed him to prime. Is peeing sentence, however, the amistant-judge reproached in tbesevereet language all the authorities who wore concerned in the removal, pointed out their dime. paid of law, and said they were utterly unfit for their office. That having been done, the guardians seem to have been conscious of the neglect of their officer, and determined to take back the woman, and gave an usuranoe that the same thiag would never occur again. Re believed it bad ant occurred, and hoped the hon. gentleman would be m. tidied that when such things occurred they would be no tified in that house. and that every effort would be made to panel them. The other Gan was precisely similar, but as the depositions bad not yet comae from Dublin, ke was unable to go into the matter. TREATMENT OF PRISONERS IN NEWOATE. have their food daily sent to them by their friends. They were subjected to the ordinary prima regulatious, and bad to Wean out their eeUs, and were eat allowed to have intivse sad forks by which damage might be dam ; but with regard to bedding, they were provided with suitable Wass fee semen and winter. They may saw their [rinds times& We double grating and is the prewea of one of the decors of the priest. but that rule did not apply to the legal ad. Asses of the prbe isoners. If any Illegal est were done the weld eatilla to redrew but not othwrylm. remasded ea 1 . tx .. 0t burglary or murder was placed under special au THE NEW BRIDGE IN THE REGENTS PARK. Mr. HARVEY LEWIS asked the First Commisdoser of Works whoa the new bridge leading to the Regent's-park. over the canal, would be completed and clamed to the public. Mr. COWPER said the !midge was Dearly completed, sad he hoped it would he opal to the public before the std next month. THE PRISONS BILL Mr. HARDY wished to know when the Home Secretary Wended to proceed with the Primes Bill. Sir G. GREY said be Weeded to pleas it ce the paper for Thursday sect, but he was afraid the navy entrusts. would occupy Moeday and Tbunday. He would, however, take the earliest day for the nosed readies, es be was madam to have the bill referred to the select committee. INSECURE WATER.WORILS. Mr. FERRAND asked whether the government intended to intrediwe any 'measure this nuke for the protection at life aid property front Lamm and dangerous water works. Sir 0. GREY said a draft bill had been prepared ma telots. CIMINO which, if expedient, might be inserted M all ' private bills relating to the emsetwootion of neervoirs. But We was a matter rather within the province of the Board of Trade, sad he had scardiagly referral the hill is his right hon. friend, and It was at present ender his ecnsidem Bon. COURTS OF JUSTICE BUILDING BILL. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL presented a petition from 681 Berliners in favour of the bill. On the order for going into committee on the bill, Sir H. WILLOUGHBY *sled to proceed* farther with the swum oa the ground that the hoops was still without sufficient information as to the source from which the funds were to be rained. His *aim was that thesultars' fee fund woe already fmsAilled ; sad that, according to wary prisoiple of property, it ought sot to be diverted from the benefit of the avdtors. He believed that the whole thing would fail, and that, after all, the bunks would bare to be borne by the Consolidated Food, which Besot the pockets of the taxpayers. He moved that the bill be eatareitted that day asomth. The ATTORNEY- G E NERAL appealed to the hos. baronet not to interpose any delay to the pragrem of the bill. The ousel= a supplying the fandr had already been fully considered sad reported upon—mad in point of Mot the whole subtext wee exhausted. The iussadraut was withdrawn, sad the bill welt through sommittes amidst land alien. COURTS OF JUSTICE CONCENTRATION (SITE) The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the second =Meg of Shia bill. Mr. BOLT said than was no provision in the bill to meet the use of the proposed rums from the Temple to the sew courts. Probably the goverousat =opined the sessesity of that u part of another scheme. He should lay as the table a soda of some mseadmeat on the subject. Mr. COWPER mid that the plies had bees takes osly for that portion ri the site which was absolutely asormary for the buildings, sad the bill pee so power to make • bridge over the street or • tunnel under it, but if the lepl soumen of the ben. sad leased potion= could pot say thing is it which would give power to the government to do either of those thiap be would be very glad. The bill wee them read • mooed time. BANK NOTES ISSUE BILL. Os the war kw the mooed reading of the above bill, Mr. BUOKANAN, whilst agreeing that the principle of the measare was • sound one, objected that its aim sad mope were sot aufilcisatly large sad ouspreheasive, and that it would crests coesiftable disappointment. The Mr2sused by the Chanoilkw of the Eultaquer lest year to expectatioa that the goveromest would this um= have introduced some penal legislation an the currency. He moved, therefore, as as =softest that it was upsdieot to Squire into the working sad effects of the sots of 1844 sad 1845 replatiag beaks of immt, and that ia the mesatisie the mooed stalling of the bill should SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALVB.7IIivanDay. The weathO; hanky at Lit broken. reeling man are enabled oboe nacre to perm their median on the vies sward, sad. as a..meguntee, the stardoms on the aQ day" at Hydo-park-eareer will be meagre beacelerward. To-day very few pat in as argesissea, sad only a few bete Win Wd. to limiU amounts. subjoiaed Het of bone way, thersfore, be aaespted es noininaL prises : LINCOLN HANDICAP. 6 to 1 apt Mr. 1011tIssidit's Marko, 6 yrs, 74t 1016 6 to 1 Mr. 0. Creoles Dronybrook, 67n, let 710 7 to 1 Mr. JAI Proton na Le 14reclud, 6 TM Vat 716 8 to 1— M. Vallisser HZIMEast Mb (off) LIVERPOOL ST 11 to 1 on the MW (a) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKE& to 1 apt Mr. IL Sutton's tikeffingtoa, ayes, MUD 0 41 1 100 to 6 Mr. C. lolth's Lim gym 5.1316 (od to to 1 28 to 1 Mr. H. Smith's Jotui Div* 4 Ire, Tat 116 26 to 1 Lord Corwin's Illatostris, 6 Pre, ea Lb (w) BETTING AT IILANORESTSR.—THUBSDAT. LINCOLN RANDICAP. 4 I 10 I MU 4 6 6 ,21 ,2 0 (t) r i. 6 most Tam (011) 7 to 1 moms (t) SO to 1 Nu (t) 7to 1 Desubiook it Uto 1 CbannlasWomaa aid 0 1 1 ) (oil LIVIZPOOL 1211121PLIONANN Illto 1 apt ZablimMle (t) 20 lo 1 pp* Car WO 100 to 7 Artray (idr) is se 1 Jos Mak" (t I) 100 to 7 Jury IoIL Ms LI to 1 116updstro (1) 206 to 6) 20 to - 1 apt BYTTING AT THE LINCOLN 1 6 to 1 ipt Noarloo (t) 6to 1 Donnybrook (trt o) 7to 1 Ls Maroolud (oN) tO to 1 toplout *460.79 for) Le so 1 apt ItaTtiesTota . 100 toe Arbary (tsar 100 to 7 Lightheart(tk w) 100 to 7 Tooy Ltaapida (t) 100 to 0 Jim (Of)__ a OUP. Otatituds (t) 'two Tai 4to 1 *got Waned& (oe, I t Viol) 9 to 1 apt Lora SotisoTOW 1000 to 7 Ackworth (4___ 100 to 0 apt t Analando iid. 00 Is 1) VICTORIA CLUB. TROBODAT, 3 P.M. Ulf DICAP. Se to 1 mot Dr. Warm (t) IS to 1 Twilight it) 21 to 1 &ward Di Si So 1 Du (8) 10 to I apt lesbian NM SS to 1 L'Atzlesisa (t. 1.000 to ti t onoW 40 to 1 144antroad (t) 40 to I Stanton (w) fOIIgAND. I Bto I sgst Chattanooga (aer) CITY. 20 to 1 opt Gratitude (t) pia* to $0 apt koosoown (t) UXBRIDGE STEEPLECHASICB.-MITISDAY. Tao Voionszo cur addod to swoopotoko of S son. orb, for boom Nu propmety of voloatowo. 124 7n, ..al. wo ono (4 subo) Mr. Hitt sJeaoy Joao. 11M Mb (Mr. 1311333) 1 Mr. W. LW' WkMasiostho, Mot Mb (Mr. Porry) Mr. Grant's Utak pd, 1!R 'Owner) 3 Woo no. - Betting : 5 to 4 aist . Jeaay jowls, 2 to 1 apt Whit*. atoaidap, aid 5 to 2 apt Advert. TBB LOODWATI3 Cor,widad too sweepstakes if 3 son. teak, weight foe ap, views 101 be extra. Two miiea. (8 tube Mr. ) Dizea's The 014 Squlrs, aged, ltist (Mr. Barry) I Mr. Bberlay's Gnaws, ilst (down I The (*gloating saw ran k—Contederate, Chance, Ida Lass, Blackberry. ad Him Girl. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Old Squire, 4 to 1 apt Cowan% sad 5 to 1 apt Gipsy OwL TUB nom HANDICAP of 30 eon. ; wham extra. Two imam Mr. Prloe's altnpletea, Hit 4th (Romp.) 1 Yr. Hutchinson's Bait Man, 11x1 Tip (oretiary) Yr. Thaaiwood's BIaIM, llit N C: Narked) 3 The Mowing alao ran Pusa, Billy Polly Hopkins, Boostineattor hying Spar, Betsy Baker, NW worth. Bettiwg : sto 2 agaS Bike Balm, 7to 2 apt Polly Hop kin, 4 to 1 apt Simpleton, and 6 to 1 apt any Mks.. sr. Setrzeoßrer!ticeerm. el 3 awea.?eals, with 20 added, 12;rt sash Mr. Coleman's Advent, 114 711 (SOO (Mr. 1111prdet) 1 Mr. George 's Amelia Ann, tost elb (Mi.) (Deluder) 2 The Dos also ma. Betting : 2 to 1 on The Doe. Errazis 1011 THI SWAMI HANDICAP Two mßai. be postpmed. After MOO observation from Mr. Itaxvita, Mr. WHITE also urged the nemesity for a thorough inquiry into the operation of the Beak Acts, which he be lieved wen capable of great improvement, end quoted Mr. John Stuart Mill la support of the priest* of perfect free trade in bookies. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in noticing the remarks of Mr. Buchanan, said that the observations he made last year bore no edemas to the present year, and that if they were contrail to do so there eoeld not psi be a mason wane malted for legislation on the general question of the cunasey than the cloning melon of a pediment that wee about to expire. The bill grew out of a proposal of a practical character made by certain parties who were in polessidoe of the privilege of issue, but desired a freedom la banking which they did not now eakisE i and in consideration of obtaining that freedom were wi to fix a term at which their right of issue should a bsolutely cease. It appeared to him that them bankers should be permrued so to act. The objent of the bill was to met the baeiner of bookies entirely free Is ouch cases, so far as the parties chase to avail themselves of it ; at the same time it placed their imam on an improved foot les until parliament should cm public grounds entertain the larger question whether it wan desirable to concentrate the whole of the louse in Eoghad and Wale* in the Beak of England, or avail themselves of the apart of local banks. Under the provisions of the bill private mum would be better neared than ever. Mr. HUBBARD feared that in proposing this measure the Chancellor of the Exchequer was deviating from the principles by which he ought to be guided, and thought that the armies be made in the rrestr ict ions now misting on private banks of issue might have the effect of postponing and possibly frustrating the ultimate accomplishment of what he looked forward to with satisfaction, the inclusion of the whole of the paper money in one uniform shape and expression. Mr. HANKEY was willing to give everybody the power of carrying on banking operatic s, except the Wine of paper money. He was, the, efore, opposed to granting to partien. lar parties a lore enabling them to exercise the privilege of issue for twenty-five years ; for it would have the effect of taking from the legislature the power of putting an end to the restrictions regulating hates whenever it pleased. Mr. MALINB reviewed the working of the Bank Act of 1844, end insisted upon the necessity for its amendment. On two occasions of a commercial panic the government had authorised the Bank of Englead to violate that act by per mitting them to issue more notes than the amount (14,000,0001.) they were legally entitled to WOO. He be lieved that if the relaxing power were vested in the Bank by act of parliament, we should seldom wiles," the rem , ream of such panics as thine of October last. Mr. GOSCHEN wen of opinion that the value of money ought to be regulated by the male law of supply and demand that governed the dealings in all other commodities. Mr. T. BARING did not regard the act of 1844 as perfect ; but he should regret to see any change that wan not based upon experience or some midmost of necessity. The amendment of Mr. Buchanan was withdrawn, and the bill reed a second time. Foci' oi the Mdk Mr. LOCKE wild the Secretary of State for the Home Departmest whether his attention had been directed to the treatment of persons confined is Monate ; whether it was true that all poisons apprehended is the City of toed= co suspicion of soy offence were (regardless of their antece dents) lodged is Newgate gaol and treated as eriudasle; whether snob persons bad to clean out their own silk, sad whether they were deprived of proper sleeping aceommeda tioa and a proper knife with whfch to eat their food ; whe ther all p a rsons remanded on suspicion were prohibited from seeing thew wives and children, except through a deuble 111:10 gating, and in the presence of a gaoler; who. then resew so treated and ultimately rooritted er aimed had any and what redress ; and whither pose= darned wNi less serious offences were treated tits same as pane= with murder. fir ..= said that no complaint had mashed him re opestieg the lreaknent of primmers in N.wgak. Parsecs eemseitted far trial or re roma were tooted as primers. lot not as criminals. For imams, they were penelinsd to THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY *EVENING, .FEBRUARYid, 1865. LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LOAM—FAL 23. APPEALS. 161M011 s. NUM This is an appeal splint a jadmosat of En Oltamber, aMeaft • judgment at tab Oixamou a maths tub atit to imam • sadist for Ese Moeda la or adios to mower &napalm Yaw/meat of • paint for as isweetioa wild " Itamovomems la ombesdag sad Weis worm l a te, sod In the amoldsory or =f *Mesta.' The poiats bivalved wend 7= edeareater, and the sabjeot•mattor is only intone, ina 16 Mao parties ooseentod. Mr. Histiesich, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. opporiti for the ollaat ; Mr. Glove, (4.j 4 .72 Mr. T. Ado. for the rawoot. Judgment was postponed till this day. EQUITY COURTS.—Fis. 23. (Before VicerOhasesßor Sir W. Y. Wood.) 001.1 9. •1111991090. This was • motion to restrain 81r W. Armstrong from proving suss at Mani*, on the ground of nuisance to the *Wars family and injury to his wife's bealtb. Mier some iienesioe, The Veoe•Cheleseller directed the met tar to stand over, in order that the ocenmanding dear under whose direction the matter was might be applied to. • THE ALLEGED PRAUDSUPON THE INSURANCE 001? tia. John Geo. larry, Alfred Barry, Chu. Thorne, Jame Arash, and William Sodom* We.. 700Ortlei =Ted at the bar of the I Mr. sestea.bouse balers Stahl, to mdse., a foram ezandnalke tweet W Swage of owaspleag Scythes too ita eed large suma of m freer realm Warms . 011Bi b il,2 also with coup ling together te seed aid with moral bass of Jots, the property ol Mr. Baxter, of 1, Great St. Belga% heohar. lir. Gifford, Q. 0., seed Mr. Mead, lastraste me alli Hampbr sys (of Nee Inn of Basepbreyr sal roma to Pettlett• ; Bj!teaat Meade* wed Mr. winded by Messrs. Mu sad 00., of Old Jewry, ap peered kor W two Bu ' rp B g eit 'nodal lithium sad Mr. Hwy Medal A.Wasea, Geirasked by Mr. Mom, air =Thane ; and Xs. Law* jos., appeased for the Armed and Beipew The primates were plead iek. at the ber dear* Was ass o'clock, in Use custody of Detective limpet Brett sad Hayden ; sad Mr. Branford, espenalweded el the B divi de. of polies, woe regent to watch ca belied el the ear tries. to m better regalelhee tits as the peawiewe exmal• nation/ the wart we. not se hassavenhatly crowded. The evidence ghee is the 4 .10=sre rendower,sad a sw aerreatioas made it Mme swept bat there yea moiling of aay arterial with d W IMMO! John Jolssoss. was with Mr. Babette at W time the latter gentlamaa vhdted Merstoes.whart to hake inquiries in ramped to the quality et Me saved, sad os reading the depesitionr‘ WI within,, be maid it we. made to 'war that Mr. Athol Barry, whew the yawn pot a dare sS. bin to newt of the Ws, bad buiteled. sad, hoard d eaeweriag him. bad salmi bin hate soother room, whams be wee ears Mr. diked Berry vs at as unhesitating reply, although he geoid not what Xr. Whitings, tbe manager of the North British and Meteantile Moe, Is answer to Serhaat Ballaatino, odd— The dhow prososatig in this 4111/111 an r owl), Royal drags, 'freepost, 'freepost, lawadoia sad diebe, Neethell S. awl the Ia answer to Mr. Na., whams ofd—l bar her at anrel lag of the ooninditoss ist whirls Ma. Hamsehroyermil rim& Then has boon a:Aeolian d thoebarebolders, bat it was Goa rood without authority. I dolt know that the laraskine Mee is isetwasted. Then is not • 'eradiates earagot the °thee to carry as the prooseratism. The Loud Mayor is sot • chairman of say of the companies to sir knowledge. He is not chairman at Se Lasoisk no Load Mayor I bailer, is • direlor of ass of the comerales. I rise it is the Loodca and Lanewhise. I dos% bow whether I was preset at the bet examination at the priersea. I was 're seat at tha mooed. The Lord Mayor parldel en that coorion. Mr. Moss--This Lord Mayor presided, be Wag a &tato of or of the commis' laterested Witmer—Hs was got interested is the mattor. Mr. llose—His wee istarsotod i. the Jar Des Witness—Yr. Is the hum Breo he was. Mr. Bar, soother of the wham= madam! ea the hst ocessions, la mower to Berjeant Bellarre, seid—l am • vary extensive Drabs. I haw . Morilon's.wharf. There are 40 or 50 floor, and in garret all very fall. I know Niel& Beery. They bar bad the highest regontrlss far rospost. ability in the City. I kaow thin is peat coalisien at • w%orf after • firs. There is groat costasion end d is distinguishing the diffract lots. The toontheate iar = firo-collioss send continually, which entails on the servaato deal of extra labour. By Mr. Giffard—l have not bra to the proWess shoe Jens. las not la the jar trade, ad Mieralam ded6 lariow how to distkmaish the lots of Sate—wlesther it is by liaise or Tb. not. lirst flak whams called wea Thomas William Frisby who rid—l ens • isaragmatm. Oa the 14th at February I wafted tato the ship Warr. from Maritsa's, a quantity of nommood. The dg astsr• to the warraat prodaesit is ors —the grainy, 164 quarters of rapeseed, an Avoca. Loris was tios other metre who err with sae. Lawrence Lewis mid—l on • can metre. Oa F ra =z 15th I mitred into this ship Warm 97 quarters of as Avoca. Mier I bed dor it them was • gartity of raps seed. ex Avoca, loft bard ; Ishmael my about 1461 raerters. Thomas Henry Itahere ems soda said, sad aid After the November fire I war soden on behalf of the Barth British, the Quash's, Manchester, and London, Liverpool, and Globs adios. I afterwards received the claim pro ducal, and mods inquiries with refreacie le ft, and made a report to the airs, sad aria that the claim was paid to Rose, Graham, and Wilson. The claim urn Mrs. May litisehoro produced had sr hoes paid. I reasived it into my hands to investigate it ha the Louden sad Liverpool sad a y By Serjeaat Balleatias—l gar isformodicm for the warrants. I was directed by this oilers. I was sot directed by any or pectionay. attended with Mr. Humphreys. Theodor Baylis ll sr Apia l called. and seid—At the liar of the Ant fire I had /04 hair of joie az lishastisa lost at Meriton's.wharf. Ths warmer radar& repressat that juts and the policies insured I. the Loudon and Imesseldra. After the It. I icquired at the wharf as to how many al this hake woe destroyed by the firo, and lor told 300. I • thou made out the dam prodassil_ upon tiss Lenin mid Lancashire Fire-office for the 300 bars. Os the 10th of August I roosived the Arum produced far 1,3131.65. 4d. ' la payment of my claim. The warrant prodaosd was for the four Was sot destroyed, which we ft afterwards del- vend op. Michael Higdon, in assent to Mr. Gi/fard, mid—laver ligation, are still ge co la reterewee So this owe. I believe sone further eaeli will be brought to light. Mr. Alderman Frosse—Will it be very material evidence? Wttrieer—l believe It will. Mr. Gifford—Uwe that I ask the court to a roma& until troinosvow week. tlerjeaat 11aliaodas, fierjesat Atkisson, sad Mr. (Bard having addreased the rout, the *men were reraeaded until this day (Friday) week. . LONDON, TILBURY ,AND SOUTHEND MIDWAY The half-yearly ordinary general meeting of this frompaay wee held yesterday at the Leedom Tavern ; Mr. J. N. Donau, is the chair. The advertisement mamba the meeting having bees read by the mormary, the report and etasernent d aseeento were lakes as reed. The thulium; is movies the adoptieu of the report, said them was main materially dffierest is the presset moms% from those whisk the beard bad bed to preempt is previous years. Mae bed bees rather • lees ananuat of paseespr traffic during the last half-year, bat it led hem more than recouped by the imams is the goods Media Three wen, however, one or two elements is the state of the oonimay's attain what' it was sommary for biro to allude to. Arraneasesta were in progress by which she Thames Haven UM would be made mailable both for goods and paminger traffic, sad it we anticipated that if those enemenients were carried to a soonesdal torminstica, very oossiderable benefit would reels to the lime. A ectmene had also bees started, wader meek more Lavoarahle auspioes than had ever been the ease before, for the formation at docks at Dagsaisem, sad there could be no question whatever that the mastruotica of them docks would be highly advantageous to this eospeay. Aa appli cation had been made to parliament by the Weer. wish the salaam of the head, for Fewer to raise the tolls at is termediate satires, bat there wee se Jetsetters at pelmet of raising the through sates, seem amid it afford the direct Gravesead tralle. Lased, as leisalica 1* raise the through rates would probably meet with sash eppostelea that would not maseed. One of the directors had nprearatsd to the general body that ea appositive should he raised to the leasing of the Sanwa ham to the Grata Kasten, but the board felt that time wee one great diffieulty to he overcome—that wen, that they had as feeds whatever which could be applied in °mein that scheme; and another difficulty was that they did set see how the BUM wall line being leased to the Great SWIM would militate to the disadvantage of this company ; they did not Waft that, even if such as opposition were raised, It wee likely to be smiesesful ; bat, at ell events, they were stopped from the fact of there having se funds. The siserisholders were aware of the whole air eameteness of the case, and he could only ray that if the Menton had thought that the prevention of this imam would have hem • great admires to this ova:posy May would have dope what they could to maitre that &jade had they really did not see how the amaigareatien is wean. would damage the Tilbury Company, sad therefore they binet entsrials the prepommea He could Oslo s s y y farther dist as Mr. lawman, the retina( director, eller Memel( for re-elsetioa, it would be the duty of the shareholders to elect some pas to supply the moan swami by that patients& retirement. After a loeg and somewhat scrimoakies diammies, in which the modest of the board was orillehird, both in we femme to the amalgamation and Moo to the proposides ei 4; per ce por t o nt. is pm=t d y . , The rewas Sir M. Wxi' moved, and Mr. Goes ....ceded. "That it is the opiates of this meta( that Mr. Cope doss sot pos sess the coefidesee of the shareholdnis, asidtheeskas that be be requested to retire." The moieties heels( peered osemissouley, Mr. Con said, I will reply to that nquest hy telling yew that you have appointed • rasa at the beard ef firmer stuff than to give way to it. So low as I have ormideeme is myself Ido net lama to Raba (QM, el ilimpprehatica.) Os the mottos of Ma Palms, esseeded by Mr. 00m, Mr. T. Macon was ussainseady eluded • ilieseter km lies at Mr. Sydan lisimeacer the raffiag airman sad Mr. Gantt was .1.01.4 en maks Ls the pleas of Mr. Wbr tiara, who had hem disqualified. A vole el Maas to the 'helium condisied She prom& lam. CONTRACT ros Rum vos Tsui —Her **airs govoromoot boo atompted tin tools of Maim Homy Ingto owl Co. ke bellow away et rem to tie =toot of 16,400 plias& • mcid dew eett y ieettlent.}—HOLLOWAT'd Puza—The dark et dieter depress the Wad sod disorder the he forum andlliett edeepettea *Me the beg rad ; toytheWeer flab neigeWe Ms are lade sad weak mew ate ; they dame the Weed Bela eery Mat, lie b.*, trove leery madam seder. modem. ark mated seed idle. liven the miss. Ire taageeNts, belareeta, liederdte. Amer el sigh; lea el spprdie, &IMF, aadaerreemas Mapper soder their ledesem Thew PM say be idea he* Mai seder IR etheefte mod dremeleadee. As • amehhotae they are hevahrhia beams tharadd be holdely the meanest pets or tadigenillea pareelred, that seers a keg liars mad M . ram emogrosse. BANK OF IBELLND BILL. This bill pawl throcs h committee after a few obser vations from Colonel Dome. BRITISH KAFFBARIA BILL. This bill was read a wooed thee. BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL This bill was read s sewed time. CIVIL BILL COURTS PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT (18114) AMENDMENT BILL. This bill was read a third time sad pared. ELECTION PETITIONS ACT (1848) AMENDMENT Oa the motion for going Coto committee ea this bill, Mr. A YRTON said he thought the bill ought to be made more comprehensive, so as to enable all technical defects which now vitiated election petitions to be est amide, and to allow those petitions to be tried on their imbstantlal merits. Sir C. O'LOGHLEN said it was true that he introdaoed the bill in co•eequsncs of what occurred during the Lisburn election. But his bill west somewhat farther thea that case, for it gave power to revive a committee or to appoint a new one. The bill bad the approval of the law Ofikllll of the crown. The bill pored through committees REGISTRATION OF WRITS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The LORD ADVOCATE moved for leave to bring in • bill to alter and amend the system of the registratioa of write relative to land to Scotland. He said the hill was substantially the same se the bill of last eeesio•, ad the principle of it was that there should be one postal mats tmtioo for ?outland. Mr. DUNLOP said that he should introduce • bill for the purpose of manitainieg the county registrations. Leave was given to bring in the The house adjourned at half-peat S. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANITE IN PAELLA.. rarr.—Yeeterday in each al the following moo the Maid- Mg order, were declared siot to have base complied with : Sidmoutb Railway and Harbour—Per a bisoch from their authorised railway at Badmouth, to the Harbour. Badmouth sod &diaries. WOMB Railway—For deviation sod ex tension to Badmouth. Capital. 800001. ; leas, 20,6001. Vantaer and Boetburch Railway—For a tramway from the Isle of Wight Railway near Vintner, to Yastrow Harbour, and for amalgamate with the Isle of Wight Railway. Capital, 30,000/. ; loam, 10,0031. Mumbles Railway—Per • railway from Swansea to the Mumbles, with • Fier. Capital, 140,0001. ; loan, 4000/. Dahlia South filistozhaa Railway—For railways in the imams of Dublin. 10Mtal 70,0001. ; Mu, 23.0001, The bill for the Burks as Treat to Nottingham Railway was Mare& to have empliad with the Mead* redeem. CRYSTAL PALACT. This is the Mt day of the show of Neil& sad forage digieg birds, whisk hie been • seesaw ; and, fudging from the amber et Mimi' at tached to the eases, mart ham be.. exteenieely p•twsiwd by thg radars. It will Mame at 4 emelt, •sassesed is mot advertising columns. COURT 07 QUEEN'S BENCH. 7 ns. 23. After terra NW Pins Mew at Guildka—(Bofors Lord Chief Joatke Cockburn and a Spacial Jury.) The court wen eecupisrth; wtwb ot the day is trot a part-heard cam. It wee as amiss far alleged seg4we egainat the harbour master of Dover, is eipaWng a vend to mem into the harbour when. the WWI alleged, there was sot sufficient pater to goat her, and the result wee that she became a wreak, and her mom which eonsisted partly of Hamad mid partly of repeated, Tea polio* lost and the remainder amterraiq damaged. The are promoted no feature el general interest. SECOND 001111 T. Aftar Tam NW Prins HMIs. M Oußdlall.—(Baires Mr. Jurlios Blackburn and • Oommcn Jury.) .000PZ1 V. wteTliT This was an adios ic7rgOOLaOicl,lse. The defendant had paid 191. Bs. 11. into court as mafficient to meet the plaintiffs claim. Mr. Ullman sad Mr. Nicholson were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Powell, Q.C., sad Mr. Marisa were counsel for the defendant. The plaintiff is a dose asereheat at Clareoco-wharf, Rotherbitbe, and the defendant is a builder near Reigate, sad the action wee brought to recover the pries of a qua lity of stooe supplied is May lest. Mr. Justice Bleekbara—What I. the sum I. dispute' Mr. Powell-11. Be. 4d., say lord. Mr. Justice Blackbans—The plaintiff might as well have goes to the county cowl for it. Mr. M'Nesnars—We have brought our action for 201. 16.. 6d., the sum due to us. Mr. Justice Blackburn—l am quite aware you must get your costa, as the law steads, if yos make out your case, last I hope we shall Dot waste much time over it. The plaintiff was croes-easmined at sores kagth is to the details of the aroma; sad the mode of charging, the dis pute Wag about the amount of cortege from the wharf to the railway statics. Mr. Justine Blaskbers—lt is quite disgraceful that such sa intim should be brought. The parties sin fighting about Ha. 7d., so as to brie( the mount under 201. You and I, geatiernea. would willingly subscribe the sum, but for the evil example it would be to other, to 'get rid of the *Woe. Mr. Powell—We my that we have paid vim& into court to satisfy the plaintiffs demand. Whilst dmay tag his liability, the ddeadant had offered the plaintiff's M iaow to pay 21.1., so se to eatable him to have the musty court costs , but the plaintiff had refund to swept it. Mr. Powell (to this edant)—Will you swear your &Me ese has mot told you so? Defendant-1 doe's remember. After a number of witoesses had bees called on both aides. Mr. Justice Blackburn, is miming up, said, the attar mays in this cam were not to blunt. It was a fight of temper between the plaiutiff sod &holdout, when there ma really nothing to fight stout. If, however, they chats to spend their 'mosey in ouch luxuries they bad s right to do so, and if it were not for the Jody and the jury, they might as well spend it in kw ail is cook-figisting, or any ether luxury. The 'my returned a verdict for U. Bs. ed., the amount COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Fas. 23. Mp at Nisi Priam is Losdoa.—{Baton Lord Chid Judice Ws aad • Spatial Jury.) MUM= AND Amnion w.TxmcArsouo PITAUMUND COMMENT (warm* Ths plaintiffs in this ogee were wholasale stationing in Drury-lane, sad they sued to remorse about 2,7001. upon bills of exchange and also upon counts for goods sold. It was stated that defendant's company was formed about seven years ago to carry ou the business of Mr. Dolman, the catholic bookseller end publisher in Boad-street, and for some time Mr. Dolman wood as manager of the aim. posy sad pee the plaintiffs cede,, for supplier of papa. One of the questions now was whether a omaidenbb prat of these orders had or had not been executed upon Mr. Dol miles personal credit ; sod aeothsr was whether an l meat that the compur, should accept bills to cover pace of the paper. was made in such a way as to be bindi eegg 1 upon the shareholders. The matters which were defaded before the jury were of an extremely complicated obaracter, and it was staid that there bad beim two dean= in Chanost) in refugees to the stair. The ease occupied the whole of yesterday and the best part of to-day. The jury found for the *lutes upon all the questions of fact loft to them ; but his lordship reserved to the defend ante' counsel leave to move the court in bum upon some questions of law. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL The Chartered Cra Company appeared to four sum manna, issued by the COmmilltioollol of Sores,, before Sir J. Musgrove, for, that they brag • gas company supplying pa within the limits of the Motropobtan Gen Act, 1860, did on the 23rd, 25th, 26th and 27th of Janua7 last, supply common gas to the northern district of the City of London of less illuminating poser sod lees purity than is required by the 25th section of the said act, in that to wit the gas so supplied by them was of an illuminating power of lees than that of twelve sperm candles, as =inroad 1a the mid act, and that such gas wee not tree from ammonia, so far as is required by the said act. Mr. Seejesat Atkinson appeared for the Commissioners el Sewers (instructed by Mr. Baylis), and Mr. Bosley for the Chartered GU Company (instructed by Messrs. Carter and Bedford). This ens rated several boars, during which Dr. Letheby, Mr. Wood, Mr. Henry Sporn, and other gentlemen of scientific minim were examined at great length by Mr. Satinet Athlone, and oroweramined by Mr. Beeler as to their scientific knowledge and experinee with respect to ISS. After hearing the can for the complainnts the hearing was adjourned. The court was crowded by gentlemen interested la this question of the alleged defective supply of pure and whole. some gas. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A Dutchwoman, named Anna de Leave, was charged before Mr. Knox with loitering in Tinhorn-street, for the purposes of prostitution, to the annoyance of the inhabitants. Mr. Williams, wholesale perfumer of Tichbornertreet, proved seeing the prisoner, who was known to be • prosti tute, parading Tichborueolreet, to his annoyance, for about an hoar and • half the previous afternoon, during which nos he saw her 'coast and solicit ton. The prismer had bees an annoyance to him for years, and hordes the serious business injury be bad suffered he had been obliged to re move bis family from the neighbourhood. Mr. Knox said then ins no doubt it van great scandal, and fined the prisoner 40e. or • month. The fin was immediately paid, it being stated that the primmer bad nearly 1001. in her permission. Nines Grimond, a Belgian, was charged with • similar offence. Mr. None GemUo, of Sherwood-street, saddler, said that after seeing the prisoner for four hours in the street soliciting men, he gave her into custody. She bad bees • frequenter of the neighbourhood of Rageetotren for years, sad bee conduct was very bad. Samuel Yeo, 316 A, having given similar evidence to that of Mr. Geisha, the prisoner was fined 40a. or • month. Caroline Bianont, • Frenchwoman, was charged with • Medlar edema, mid slier Mr. William and Poliemoonsiable Hunter. 45 C, had grim evidence, Mr. Knox fined her 40s. or • month. lifermiree Bath was also, on the evidence of Mr. Wil liams and Dmiewith, 338 H, fined 40s. or a month, Mr. Knox remarking that the system which had bean pursued by women of the prime's ekes must be put an end to. Edward Carr, an with being drunk and &lord& t hh tt al ' fown wal of a ltr i palabe-hoeso, Lower End , when he broke foes small puns of gismo, and made a great disturbance. He shouted the name of Cardinal Wiseman several time, and it gi nned that the death of that eminent parsonage bad caused kin to indulge freely in drink. Yr. Ss & told very the primer be ought to be ashamed himself to get dusk ea so solemn an occasion ea the death of a dignitary of his elounb, and bled kin du, and 13a., the value of the glan. Tim Columns. Bowoiaar.—David Roberts. who wee braaiht up laid Wednesday cherpel with bias ooa ceased ia brambles end eater* the premium et Mt. Jolla Welker, al 68, Gambill, watchmaker rued Iguana; sad steeling a quantity at watcher to the Belem el aboalt : war yerba ot day eerie placed et the her the irsapia d e in the eastoey of Detective-Served F0a1.% Mr. Lewis man appeared to promote, sad Mr. Beard tee the primmer. Mr. Lewis said he did sot moon to *fur say mom whim= that day, bat mired tor a foram emead. The prima was remaisi ter mother weak. ft lb 0 It 10 10 Bravo aaab.: •1 11 • Tw•W4r 11 0 Ywe•w ill 10 6 Emu= You 1112 LOCAL BTTAPI/CCIIABI of 15 sow. Two mllea Buswism Domini O'Rourke, Doubtful, Orwrek, Alma, Moscow , , lotahcitos, Farms& (5 yrs), Hillisidos lam, Odd Oar Maid of the MM. ASSOWATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE. The delegates from the various Chambers of Com merce in the United Kingdom re.amerabled yesterday mora ine at the Westminster Palace Hotel; Mr. Saloum S. LLOYD presided. Mr. Wurrwru, of Kendal, proposed the appointment of a committee to consider whether soy scheme can be sug gested to aid the settlement of differeooss of opinion be tween large bodies of workmen end their employer', so to prevent strikes. Mr. Morin's, Vice-President of the Middles Chamber, meraded t►e motion, although he feared b thatt *Wry would not lad to any satisfactory malt. Colossi ALKOYD sad Mr. Cowmen isepportedthe pro position. Mr. Lome objected to the remolution, because it pot off for twelve months any active steps in the matter. He thought that in strikes the mantes were not altogether blameless, and he therefore recommended independent arbitration as the only means of preventing strikes. Mr. lIIIIDDENON, M.P., approved of conferences between masters sad men as the best mesas of preventing strums, and gave instances is which they had bean averted by that maw. _ _ . Mr. THOS. LLOYD moved an addition to the resolution as fellows :—" That in the meantime it be a recommende to to the Chambers of COODOKOs that they should •11C011. rage in their respective districts, that in case of trade dis putes, the quertion should be left to the settlement of cam. withers 01 both parties, with independent arbitrators." The addition wen adopted by Mr. WHITS - ILL, and to. A committee, composed of Mr. Whitesll, Colonel Mr. Collins, sad Mr. T. Lloyd, was appointed to the question, sad report to the Chambers. This dosed the programme of the meeting, and the depu ties formed themselves into deputations to wait upon Mr. Miner Gibioa, at the Board of Trade ; Earl de Grey and lipon, at the War-dire ; sad it. Lord Chancellor. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY FEB. 23.—APPOINTILENTS.-.4lABter r. Covey (Wadi% to the lodes for the Geist. Nester's Amite% W. H. Tamer, to the Torch. Ariatit•Paymaatait G. E. limos, to the Niger. Amistamt-Sargeoes J. Whitaker, to the Cambridge; J. Dammam, to the Tomb. Adios Amisteat-Sargemaa H. Beietailte, to the &alit ; F. Stewart, to the A. Clerk T. A. Irwia, to the Vietery. Naval Cadet (ecoalited) H. N. 1.. Phillip. FLOGGING re rim NarY.—lt appears from a pasilameatary ?stun, that io the year 1863 the total number of corporal pnnishmeats in the navy was 752, the total number of lashes inflicted being 15,513, and the total num ber liable to corporal punishment, 55,234. The number of mac and boys flogged pursuant to sentsoces of court-martial was 73, and the number of lashes inflicted by sentence of court-martial 3,210. The highest number of lashes inflicted was 48, and the lowest 6. WILLIAM WRAY= CRAW L:0 WITH BIGAMT.—On Tuesday even* the peptise preacher, William Weaver, was ans st 81. George's-hall, West Bromwich, on a charge of bigamy. It appears that he had been annonoced to lecture, and between 400 and 500 panona, both male and female, attended to bear his exposition. Just as he Md concluded Polieeeergeants Lester. Bayley, and Smith stepped upon the platform, and, cbargisg him with bigamy, arrested him on the spot. Ha demanded by what authority he was taken into custody, and Polioshergesat Lister read the warrant, missed by a local magistrate. to the as ambled people. Amidst great uproar he was removed to the vestry, where he was emsfrested with a wanes& said to be hie wife and a child, whom he at coke disagreed. He was then removed to the police station through the bye Arm* followed by a large crowd of people, scene ax preastag their meriatim of his innocence, while oaken were a. Ism vociferous in lilted*. their opinion of his 'it Weaver, who lies in the loek-up at West Bromwich, will he brought before the local magistrates to-morrow. A Citerrr Kiss.—A bounty jumper deserted from Gelisp's lead, Boston Harbeet, last week, by tos kseseniug Wrens. A girl who whited him had a key made whisk fitted the peals* of the bens. When she kiwi him at pestle[ she managed to bander the key from has month isto kb without betas detected.—Toronto Globe, Feb. 9. Itt;icuras Tar CANADA. —The Canadian papers of the 9th militia% the following despatch from 'Loudon," Feb. 8:—" A tiering and simossatul attempt at borglary W• 11 to& is tio aim of Mr. Boyer, Talbotcotreet, last sgtht. A eate—ono Stsam's and livisS—belooging to the Lee dom Building Boodeby, was blown epee sad CO. hundred sad (cortege dollars tithe theologies. The bamboos at tempted to tome the sale Were they someeded is blowiag it epos. The thugs smog to km hoes pat in through the bosidlo. which is 'lithely gees The Maids part a/ the deer was blows gaits away. The inpiceion mat kayo boss viol*" as porticos of the mato door were blown all over the roan, sad the dome.pipei bashed dome. The Within aim stonmpted to New *pm amethereato, bon issgeotesliy. The pgrpelesters et this owing* am evidee n Z a rrt brads. Noah, ha yd bees obtained of the Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Indigestion (Dys ssemo, Num Condipation. Ferrous. Mose, beer, and mi nim & eswirkdata. are perfectly eared Wiliest lossidos, lo coawaftato*, or own% by Da Barrfa deader Imakets Arablos Pied, which ow Any Wass Oa soot in other reatogia. woo sans eareelly.—Da Parry and Co., No. 77, lepeatotreee. Lieclea. W. la tick lib., b. Id.. Ma, 2b. , at sQ gramge— thihorlisemeithi ILIRKETS. TALLOW.—Telmovot Evionso.—n e „ mai =r Sp. sod ad. ; ju n , 44 "II to Doomator. loth.; sods ; sestek ado. Ddir4l7 mak WOOL AND WORATlD.—Bnaletem, limb* Y .pia wry quiet. 11sre is pi/cep" moms p••••illeg fit• marine, firkin bi t icr ia . i s sf ai re jecrimot the Asterism aewshi Mak lame; OM, with t u recorery at the settler marmstome pect el mew bmodaff =pest imeresummt lotilis li mew 7 1 , 1 - sal s are imisy ham ben = 1:41 miliati some mire for shod weds, for witice dam ss f a id ter Ohne sad Japan, tie risoreed reattress Timm is so Mabee I. the Wass utak • low raid the worsted yam memartaamt. latiases hes bakdoss N. hams Mb b thing a kid. YAW than the wNaeata4 ; ore extremsely hat, mid oily low meal ce ey sencht &hair. Bliteels ovollhAs ih• IMAM meal . m id tbe very vsadkisabley prism Masi Il i maws to be se abloom et .—saw law iles, swat. Brim, who ere ememilnely fordisos if Air teciame, reotilet their weir= te the lemst Ate t America mows doss and mom to have mg Mims sith mir k* sad ties rumple mown al masa •••••Mar azoall. There is a slight Imprimo u . k rotlar ramposi• Uwe is so eibmwe"ii etramisla about the sums as lest weak 07r1011.-14,220004 141. 24.—Thip la Mr warkia slam yotorday. dela taat t - R Wei, IseWire 2,000 base spesdatisa 300 A i ris, ISO. to 214. ; 340 P 1 14 .11 Wi ; Ch ntl igai r s . 644. IS tl. ; eZ ti t 4.100 so_ 1,44 ; ia% II Malmo, la 1.; h o, &d ad% he., .to K. & ill 4;. Ne, to 14d. LLOZ AND HOBElRY.—Notasssos, !Ss fd.4 —With the Mars d opts weather rasp*. ea • oosrigisg. treads', boorows , time tad us h u r l ct a tl ot lasi. Bath the phis sog et the on quid. Thus h he*" galls., sad so shanties is tho dastasd Ge asap. w 'snow Wag& whey—Ws km to A ga Bost is the alarm kw the hoot od ansissokpowaallo that GM= rill W N " prim fro s thaw Thom sto sort beads I =4 h ti chvalar ham ...lens. sad son who grairally.—/fottiagAoss iatorssi. 001IN.—Binitswat•it, ha St —At &it ties tab Sara wao • kir egpiy it mites*, .Me N tho..meng Otitis dray amighh Floe Who °all dowawanb. WM ke quite eta ==awl ow arniy laud bayaw it liati OIL Dona% TM 23. We bat • pod wows. wield lobed atom mead to•dsy. witit • my tut habit Own of weak. Bottoy la pot tapply; the hie s sold se 101 l week's p. 1.... Othee MU at keg* with soot oftwatity loft swat it %Malmo et the atit Oats to short aunty, ta•abiass =Bahia be .M lop dowooll at =tram prim. Boa.. to hope Nov ; .4 dull as 10. draw. Praia mall imply ; prima. haw, Boot whits wbalt,llo• to Ss. IL ; bat tot, itik, other Kea. lb. to 171. ; beet beaky, no l e oats, M. to bows, 10a. to ni. per, wilder aim.aim. Ns ; .to 46.1 ha am. ; lilt la * at,m: Wow !0111.47.. M 11110. - NAPCIINiRsa, 1 1 1 a. 13.-11wro is as am* Oahe at tido day'a markot, but Qs &nand he Yaga g b mf r i a relaelereadar, sod ye mike so abie~aibila ids day sefmaight. Nowa'', T. 22.—For alms Uwe we a fib isgairy, sad provioat qaotatiosa IMO 11111111.11 bre* airs was • maderato sapply, sad p ma vr Wand la gam !or oar rearaaerative teleas weal Labe prism woo raw eximadod for beam Nginmiy, Jll. —Wo bad a good supply of obits day, bat a doll met. To Allot odor la per ay.& bad to Ito aabodfled to. Goal -doss bubo , Mk po t far alba kiwis as demad, smt priors aaalterst. Broozrowes-Thmr, Pis. n.—Ti. soadobe astelid gran toe lb* past wok ame Biwa At Yds din at than was a man Wow fry dr pews WWI maties, wit as tall prime ; Waite mob wed diet at lato rata. Braley .oath- Is prod sermal slats lag prism Ostalid. pre qr. dorm Been ad pm I qr. bisbor. Wiwi pot qr. of 1131 b. to the Mi. and Yealoddr• red, 32.. to 38e. ; tit O. to Ms. ; watt weak, rad, It., r 414.• • pes. to dice ; aitt e z d el. s• , re. to 2de. per as. to 18a. • potaio, 42b. per bashirlitat i ikba 36a. t0 . 38a. ; old, 41a. to 42a. Pear, kris 11 So - - - • - • • trxmazoos, Fox 23.—Ttao Sol wind loots mob a fair dm .a 4 at LW Darby oat Si dodower , m oon tovoly. r. la to la pm Itinsociott, Fox 22.—As ampared with ',boat woo the moo so the top, sod Id..p oa the woo Flog* woo 6d. lap as tie top, sad Id. opolo &mop. Ws won the woo oft dos tap, sal . N ito Moo some. Basoo woo is. op so time im rid 11 on taw swap. Wheat, $4.. 6d. to ea. to*, Irk to 300. 6d. ; oats, its. 3d. to 25a. ; boom, 300. MOa osn'LL—BnuairaEAK, rm. 23.—W.... idea rattily supp6od with all Idads of stook at fide ies mit The bad trade was stead), at full pilau nabstli heavy, at extrema rates. Calves lad •EP implty,sill ?rips. Pat pip was all sold at extremist& la to 7id. pie lb. ; wither mutton, 9d, to 91d.; mak 7 to &A • veal, dd. to 70. • Pees pfp, 9s. Is* par mom ; jacks& ditto, 10s.Ed. to Ils. NorilGKLi. P. 2Z—There was Pp ess beasts at gambit to-clay, aud tie demand las pd Wands of the bat dmariptimm. Best beef, 9s. pet den iehrior, 7s. ed. to Bs. A good demand for imp ald rates. Bost mutton, 9d. to 10d. per lb. ; hibrist,7o o Bd. ; salves, 84d. to 941. Lambs. 9/d. to 10A pc It. Ms pigs. 7s. to 7s. 6d.; bosom. 6s. dd. to 7s. per Meas. lan at markst —Batarday : fisseno, BO ; calves, 10; plgt Wodomday : Basta, 304 ; sheep, 980 ; pip. 18. EDIY/W3Oll. rms. 21.—The 'umber of eattleadsin* olawasidihottbsstr'PriSefa.o49a64l7matanmirka64,laffii!itoy".kimaial."BB..del.B.• la m1 2:11114 la. dd. t. 7s. dd. per dose. fie wigs d asap was oomiderably ka tbs. at last madnt. Ir being 2,912, or 1,646 fewer. The dessad tobuf Sys. t. e pipe were fully losiatabesd, sad a gad skews offestot Bost mattoa, 80. to 9d. ; Cheviot restal. bteskfased, 6g d. to 71d. pr lb. Pad pip I ds. 6d. to Os. &L per stop ; adz to eight Nab dill to 13 s . a bead. Numbers is saarket—lat 115. Ina MON 1W; milk cows, 96 ; damp, 2, 912 ; PRII TRA77IO RIITURNIL 11AWILOS. Moo ---- 1Co; -- Wm. 419.6411481414 01 W.sk men Dec. 10. a Wed Bodied at LOD 79 7.1 WO IS 6 Week mats Doe. fl. ladroo-11.W.1,Da 491 TN I Do. X.W to w lo e . Walk mab. 11 1911 • Grog Cooke et Wean LIM 4,2'1 Mil .• Wolk oolleball =sal Down El en 776 • 11 • mg ltipoO Coo* Om* loolois as 'am 17.499 sus P . Osola losmollowg la Ste 2.216 & 6 9 Good Worlioni. an 9,507 91,944 2 1 1 . 1 w.....d grog Weems Mt 21,We AM 6 n oil Dover 711 SAO 944 4,15 li i d e a ma agaitill regarsl29l tr i o:,004 ,669 re w: D= re llhoesidouid Me 4,ee9 moss 1r. 711 / I ° ItaaolooDor Dona Joss Deo AlDftdo . 11. Di us 1.10 1 Motto. I g. ot LC m .aD . 11 os, I« 1 . 841 do Ilitillood fa} 7te ram afto _. Jana radars nee 19,644 29,661 K A- W BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATRE - - - BIRTHS. D'AXllL—lreterhary fl, )towllog, the vtla el N. H. OA RA., of a aes. BlTYWlAT.—Peltrarri22l, at Upper Byd•-aurhila Wo • wits al A. Bathurst, ~ or a sou DZUClL—lebramy .Ilertlord.etreet, Cr wife of du le T. gram cf MlSKllllL—Tebruary mi dis Deroushire-Plate. W., Ihe 104 /ME" Imit., al a hter. 111117.11801—AImasay It, at alb Ike" IMO the wide intr. K. F. Jibes, al a us. 1111/L—letauary ft, at wastignerrort. Tostalsok el IL Mlles, Auk., Neg. dams. MARRIAGE& 111MAY—sAis1fs.—rebruar7 aitl newt". "1., MR by as 14/.. D. W. lingetord, B. A. JefIFIET. Irdatty-hosee, Eastbetuse, berm to Beellem„,_. 440Wr at A. IL Barber, Eaq of Stamford Ida, mazam--GGioN.-7ebroar7 01, as Trinity Chatellj Ilea LitzotabLltareh, BR., 1) .. el 1 '7;6 Ilevers, daughter of the we J. •11 Wee hall. Staffordshire. W. Wer7 BAY •MM—EAOCEl:ll.—Fetertary SI,. at Bt. Ideolard'roa-Pee, by the Itev..r. Whims *i Beg, MOM R.m.'s Wage Owe) Begbeent. 01 Boum Mot, to Marta, laughter of the late W. 1000111.• 21001880, WerwireeNre. MATES. dlo OOLLINGWOOD.—Yekaaa7 21, T. 0011.811 11 4 1.4. - Nortb-romd. N., mad 77. .1 P 10 o(lClLJL—letattary IL at Dom, W. cods, 1 1 D1.. i iii r oal IVAN& —Fetisary It, at Carawsa-tamPt. NltOa wile of IL N. Emma, Nat, ar a,—Pattisary A at mace-raw. Joks'oN 4 /11. IM%be wile el OM Nay. J. Yugo god a JO Y.—Petavary 11, Mary, th• ir;Na al L IL INN/,•• littL ag" it sz ---r•=11, at OlotteallawolL , 11 10144. KW MAW. 111 Misted eel PsWNW Awls —• • usiasm•orat. no d Laries. Mai, lentistialirest ta ILK 1 1.141111 V Nana& lionrAlri 1& UN& ~y~ob J — i J 4I ea , ea, I. 11 141 r!vi t. : .J:111111 f :,.,1;. . ~ i 4 1 " 1 1 2 ; I L ''f I; I ' I. 1*,... , ~