The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-21 00:00:00

4 iiipEßlAll i PI II(0.. HOVB OF LORDS.—Morrwnw, Flt. 20. The Loan Chusonuos took his meet as the weeinek at ire Aloe. NEW BEADING CLERX. The Has. I." Mum vu lakedued by Mr J. Lowrie b the LORD CAANOWAS, as takiag his wet as Readier in the room of Mr. liateie, missed. TILE OONCENTBATION OF 0017RTS OF JUSTICE BiLL—RETURNS The Rad of LONGFORD said laa wished to eon at -Itostoo to tiaorot;us which bad bon moo to Use baTrWor !6 - T b . o - i;s7w a rt7ovid -" ;;Viri iirmes Who would be diaples7d is eouseqessee °rib; ease two of the sew courts of jestioe seer Temple-Ma. The rotors professed to give theausher of ielabited bosses by the workiopelemes at 151, sad of the somber el perms who would be displaced M $32, Wag two perms to mob beau It weaned to him that there art be some issour. rosy is the More, sad he bad oessuptestly referred to the parliamentary 'guts, asd they bad stela that the Ireton was coned, It beteg • lit of the tureen and of the bees balder* et the peprty to be takers ; sad that the Mars emitted all neYee of the ledgers, who were very marr 11 was clearly she object of the house that a te ll re. tare shed& be made of all the possess who scold i ll=tt im aed be Mt rulesthem had bees some Is to it. sess He should She to boos bow may of the obsess w rese weld be ued oat of IMO be He bad It be call stleaties le this sub**, bemuse the Mars wesH he made see et when the bill was Were the bases. Si The Berl of SHAFTESBURY mid the retries was sot is ' seerodasse with the *Mediu order of the Mum vim, that Seism the aseesd mullag of soy bill muskies the removal of house is the metropolis a Teton should be suds at the setami number red ebasseree of the hostess that would be tskes dove. and alibi total somber of persons who would be dimplesed, as 4 whether or sot any provides would be made for their scomemedables. This return stated that 'sly 151 house would be lakes down. Now lea boom bad from two to twisty rums is it, sod yet It was stated that osly 302 pawns would be removed from their Ewellbuis. That was • perfect mockery. and the rotors was not in hemiony with the Audios order of the horse. Be hoped the 'ebb lord on the wedlock would Wei* epos boobs, se seourebe return of the suds* a sew unese who *said be tamed out of their bows. The LORD CHANCELLOR mid be bad bees very meek iiirsiek with the loom of the ratan, and he weald take we that the Muse should have a fetus in oesformily with the stesdleg ester. -•— • THE DEFILNCIM OF CANADA. LOlll LY VIDES 1118111 to ask the ashe earl the Sem tory for War cedes cpmelisse relates to the report made by Wesel Fermis ea the deems@ of Omit Two mere age he mold have been os of these persons who would hart advised Oak U the oolosiel government Mill peeler' te delsg *Meg for themeelves, the meatry should hats the Maar aim, for as regarded the mere entelassests, Came was of very little SW te The gevornmset of that ametry wen haitile to the mantry, sod levied difireatbd duties spirt this country, sad therefore be should say it would lei hatter to leave tam be themselves. He thought, however, that shoe two years em affairs had takes "Aileron lan In that emetn, end that one el the meet importing pr e y e takes hy Canada like the proposed msfeders et the ium. Ile maid like to knew from the sine sari whet preparation the most of her Majesty had mole for an Mamas o give l:- boats opou the Oasediea lakes, and what force the Am nions. ponment bladed b piss on thole lakes, He wished pareselady b flew the istorpieleidea withal the sable earl weekl give of the coomeness that were new going at in the United Slates with gelatin to Csoada, sod also what the gmereneat latesded to do with reopen to the defame el Lae' Ontario. There wee mother ques tion of peat espertesse whisk he desired to ct s= whether the govermest were el meld be enabled by say manor el s t a tra to eenteed whist the di with whisk that provisos wee threakesed. It was important, too, to mere= withia what pored the fortifications eodd be completed, and he hoped the Babb earl maid give the Mae soon informs. tin es the subjoin He desired it to be under stood that he did sot quarrel with the re vernsmat for myth's, they had done or omitted to do sap to the pressat resent, beta could not help thinking that the lime was eons for come more prompt and *mom anion (Hear. ban.) He wen of opinion that in strootime ihmild be at ones mat net to Lord Mose, who adielaideeed the @Haire of (heed., who should sonsmi sate the name to the Clumlies goverment telling dam le a peremptory sad positive be: by no means a misselm manner, that they man lake a certain piropentin of the sepses" of the &team of their ewe territory, sad that U they would de so we wore 'Meg to entriloute ear properties of the ripsaws from the impend puree. Lord DE GREY and RIPON ohnitted the immense's et the meanies, but the report or Oolossl Jervois rosily Goateed nods* that was DM perfectly wall known to all who had taker any interest in the @abject. la prod . = the report he deand that be had been guilty ef say bdiecretios. It ors memory, before asking the Home of 06101110111 for a voted main for fortifications is Canada and applyng to the Camden Assembly to join is the =pawn to la the information this report oroatedaed be fore both It referred chiefly to two quenelle, —the nature of the detersive works required, sad the sensors takes for the organiestiou and Mein of the Oman Militia. Her Majesty's government needed to apply 900,0001. to the fonifintioes of Quebec, of which the sum of 50,0001. would be applied to the works this yam. The °median pennant would undertake the works of Meseta He trusted that in a abort tiro* their AMAMI pommies would be plead in an adequate slob' of defame. Lord DERBY thought the production of the report sad the state of thievi it disclosed quite jingled the seem that hod bens taken of it The promisee of Casa& ap peared to be deleseeless by had. He thought the fermi. Mies of the vonvesten as to the armed form to be kept es the lakes was $ still peers danger for the colonies. Yet, sa far ea the house knew, so stops whatever Ind been taken to meet it. The govereemat in tended to sek for money for fertileness ; but it was at the eleventh hour, and its applionion wee to meld err years, whoa the works might be required welds assiany months. As far (said his lerdaide) I en ferstood the sesta which the noble earl gave of the Men tes el her Majesty's government. it is kneaded to ask par. tersest fie a Ma el about 200,0001.-1 believe the is the estimate—for the defences of Quebec. Earl DE GREY sad RlPON—Fifty thowan.l pawls We year. _ The Earl of DERBY—OnIy 50,0001. this yew ! Thee I want to know from the noble earl when be thinks this onager threaten m! (Hear hear.) Ie it Imminent , or is it one which may be speregesded fa three or four years ? Yee ask for 50,0004, not you my that the works will coot 200.0001., sad the government are to expired 00,0001. or 500,0001. more epos the fortifications of Mon treal, white you say are more urgent sad more pressiog than those el goebec. And this the noble earl astooishes as by telling*s that, nosing this thosaseng sagest at 'Mats, the government are about to mot works which will cost 200,0001. Ott that only 50,000/. will be asked for this yen. Ido not brow that even 50,0004 will to asked for, perhaps it will drop to 90,0001., so that is the course of ten years these fortification, epos which the safety of the province depends, may possibly be comtesoted—(hose ! a t ) — whereas the danger which threatens you, if danger there be, is one which may be realised, not in the course of years, but of =oaths. (Hear, bear.) My lords, I deprecate as much as any mati me do the anorexia, of language which could increase the exasperation or any ill-feeling which may, or, as I am afraid, doss prevail es the put of the United Stake towards this country, bat it , is the part of common prudence to be prepared against • anger absolutely and imminently threatening ; and I mast say that neither is anything her Majesty's government have done, or as far ea I understand in what they propose to de, have they taken adequate steps to meet that which they .en der to be a great and impending danger. (Hear, bear.) In • palmier, mese the wasters provisoes of Gaged& are rather • drab apse oar researese than otherwise. and if a large and powerful onfederation should be farmed, V Canada were to manifest a desire to lake violent steps m separate from this country, Ido en think it would be for She interest or bower of this country to retain la un willing and reluctant connexion with us. (Hear, hoer.) Bet so long as they are desirous of maintaining their con sectiou with es we are booed to the utmost of our power l ort, e a ties of interest ea well as of honour to sewed their became I think that the poesseekse of the St. Liwrosoe, the passed= of Nova Bootie. of New Brueswick, and the rest of the seaboard of oar Americas celerhas, is of the unrest importance to a mari time country like England, _sad was therefor* too important ! to he measured by • ocesidemtion of money or economy. Haar, bear.) Therefore Ido not think it unimportant that Weds should ramie in mensal= with this country. It would be • lasting disgrace to this country, and an Beesley to which I trust she would not submit, to allow tint epos any pretext whatever these provinces should be meanie* host ai, not by their owe act and deed, or by their own *Wm bat by invasion of a foreign country, whose good will we have endeavoured, however unstocesaf to propi tiate. if not by a strict neutrality, by a neutrality, however, whiolt has been move favourable to the North than to the floats—l say that, wider such circumstances to allow that aim, to be warned from as without putting forward the whole strength of the empire to repel that invasion, would be • pas and endless diereses sad ignonney which I hope the country will oat submit to. (Beer.) Earl OBANVILLE retorted that Lord Derby bed taken an exaggerated view of the matter, and observed that it was eel, in November last that any question arose with to the lakes. A strong feeling of attachment existed hstwean the colony and the mother counary ; and en beg as the Canada" were prepared to tabs their fair sheen is fin and money to their own defence England was bread he sass forward In the way is retrial • great country such se Ibis should come forward to mein the efforts of the coley. The Earl of MALMZSBUET objected to the einalneel at the sum proposed to be asked from parliament for the fortillestions of Earl of EttN L SOROUGH urged that tile seistify we bound in bestow to do all in its peon to prated Genede. At the same thee the cieleeigh SWIM 11101111dIsd tint ter aseletasee world be leaßeleish eh* mesperadvely eerie unless limy INN regaled is &AEA tlishr terelley with the sew vigour red esergy with whisk lie Osage este Meter bed maintained the sterfals is wliS Oaf wren GROW& TUE MEPINK"Dkit IVE/41146, 'PERILITART , " '2IT 1885: Berl BUBB/ILL-I very mace gets - Nth. 11*.plie f timid should have thought it voreasty ri this sabjest. beforittlishamaTliegoverasseataresupposedtoliave brought forward a doeinneet which shows the weakness of Canada. The mums whisk the lath War is thia, that haviag to provide • for the weaker' of Canada they prodeamil a daiptheb 'bowleg what it was to which the remedy was to be applied. This is • quake of • con siderable vote of meow far the bet year, width may eome to be a very large stun in enters years. la ceder to obtain the mesa of the Home d Commons to each a proposal it was thosseary to show the asessitty, and that the remedy to be spelled was suldeient. The Debi* earl opposite has oomph/hied of the delay in presenting this vote. The sable earl Uwe are two things to be eon. lon "that maid pot be Weeded with out improved resources sal fortifloations; the other, _that the people of Canada should oastribete largely to defend their own soil from Weirdo°. If the 'overcoming hid 30,310 forward three years ego andthaked fora large vote, would not the great body of the Romeo! Commons have said, What base the Canalises dome; have they organised • militia bath th ey made preparaticies, or are they dispelled to make any preparstious, to join with uin preparing for their de fence? The osswer would have best in the megalith. °caldera meld say 'oyez meet expect to obtain • large vote from th e House of Com ow wider the cireurnstanose. (Hear, hear.) The athielord says that we aught to have made these pro parttime (thistly aed slmtly Whet-proem 200,000/. quietly and sileatly. I know sot from what scarce the First Lard of the Treasury oonld have got 200,300/. quietly sad silently without meationhg ft to the Home Cli (Hoar, hear.) I method, therefore, that these charges are devoid of say immolation. When my lamented friend late Sir G. Lewis wee at the Wsr.os be bad the subject constaatly Is his thoughts. The state cod the position of Canada mewed to him as it 000urred to all who held ofilim dace the Teemed 'oven meat was formed. Towards the sod of the past year a new spirit was displayed by the people of Canada-a feeling of devoted loyalty bad beta ex- Whited, and a strong desire was expripmed to form • omits dormice, while the utmost mediae= was nossifested to furnish the mimes of fortify* Canada and of having from 90,000 to 100,000 militia. It was whoa this feeling was &inlayed by Casa& that the government thoaght proper to propose this measure to the Hoses of Commons, with the grenade on which it is peoposed. The noble sari says that 80.0004 is toally inedeqnsth. But this is a point which will be exp aired by the 411thal pass who will propose the vote in the Home of Common& Irepeat that I think it is a matter to he lamented that my noble friend should have thought It proper to bring the subject before the house at this time. - The government, however, are of the opinion of the noble earl opposite, that if the Canadians the reedy to stead by Chards, thlt monetry is booed in tumour to steed by Onemia. If they are ready to grant their resource for the purples of maintainbeg the coesalion with Grist Brilmia, NalAt to be ready to expeod our moutons to defied tea, bemuse thin is a clew Con not only of thistle* but of honour. (Hear beer.) Foe day Po* my lords. I have always thought, and I stated ' that *aka at the beginsing of the vier, that at the emu m atosetent the struggle was • mated for empire. (Mar.) But I believe that our own war la America which tenni sated in the year 1783, wee ales a contest for 411110111, and nothing else ; and I believe that as we acted thee, the United States have acted now, sad had our positive been I similar to theirs we should have dam moth the mane as the Mated Stalls have done. (Hest hear.) Ide not with to say anything farther with regard to the qua. ties-which, I mM say, the noble lord oppo- site memo to have viewed in no very inspertisl spirit-of the attache made up= this country in the American canvem, end still moth in the American witli regard lie of conduct daring the coarse of Yin Bet tits I mg may that, whether/ft tem per may have been shown in the senate sad public of Amesteti whatever *set sad 'Atha vides.* may have bees shown in the preen of Anierim, I cram" Cask that the go veremeet of the united States have bees Inabag in mode ration of conduct. And whet the American minister asks ma, as he frequently dots-nsppesing you were at war with any European power, and that it was found that out of the ports of New York cankers were °mahogany seat forth apart year eammeros epee the high seas, do you believe that the English people would have as it so patiently as the American public have dose-it is extremely difficult to give him as SWIWIIII. (Hoar, hear.) I think that in point of law sad thaws they have loathing to complain of lamina us • but in point of feeling and in point of imprealeas. it le huntilistieg and provoking to them to think Yet a friendly and neutral power has had a necoamica of ships fitted oat from ita ports by which their commerce has been injured sad destroyed. I think it becomes es, instead of thinking everythieg British to be right, and everything American to he wow now sod thee to imesider what bas base our conduct towards a people who are eogaged in a most dreadful war ; and to redact bow far we canseives should have acted otherwise than they have done bad we been in their situation. And now with regard to the miqnares- Um of slavery. Whilst I quite admit that the have been fighting for maws, yet I think it is a most for teethe eirmunstaeco, if it he nothing more-if give them no coedit and no prams for lb -I think it a to be thankful for, to see that Cooping, by • majority two thieda that for ever slavery shall sew to be panel the constitution of the United Stater-end that hermit ter no slavery-no compulsory servitude-shall be admitted by that constitution. I deal ask your lordships to give them any praise or credit, but I do rejoice for the sake of a cause in which this country, at least in former years, took a deep lutenist for the sake of the abolition of slavery, which I believe is Goodwin to the highest inter ests of ;mankind-I say I rejoice that that law has pared the Cengrete of the Usited States, and that whether they become a great united country , or whether they form •ea pirate Northern State, there le at least one great With am great republic-in which the stain of slavery will Pot exist. (Chien.) . . PRISONS BILL. Is answev to Mt. NIWDIMATIL, Pk G. OBEY said tbat with reprd to the Depend reading of the Priem Bill, be would take the users. most eaavesisiat to the Inman Be was asxioos the bill should be read • eseced time, so as to Its sent to • select committee before the bops set heaved is the senesced. The dimension LOA be taken elterwartle. Sir J. PALINOTON litseekt it would be mere maw *bat to postpows the seeded readies. Yr. NRWDSOATI lespireden what day ft was proposed to take Bei weed media& Kr 0. OBEY said he would Lx Nonday, but be could not elate positively that it would some on ea that day. BANK OF IRELAND BILL. TM Bask at Inland Bill arm real a assond Maw, sad the °muumuus al the Exownwss explaissal t►at dm sew ansiagainaest with the Bask foe lb. sassagesuast of the wallahs debt In baud mold add ea lacrassed sharp et laths" more than 4,9001. par saunas. The Goma Limnos (Inked) Bill, and the Dublin Inter• natioaal Exhibition (1865) Bill wine puma through oast- Winn. TllO Pilotage Order Oasermation BM was reed a seand time. The Marl of DERBY geld he would net sets, late the gnostic* which the sable sad had touched as: to the results of this eivil war, which he decently might be medueive to the abolitioe of slavery ;he y wished to tuff attention to a siMou to which no 'mower bad been gives, namely, whether her Majesty's 'overawed had taken * were Wide', or Weeded to take any steps, la the rage of the preparatiow which were being made by the 'overawed of the UMW States to aeon a naval rape ' Acuity on the lakes? The Duke of SOMERSET said that a notice had reached the gown:meet that those arrangements which bad hitherto operated so happily is favour of peaceful relatioas between the two cousins. were about to be pat ea sod to. That information arrived at the sod of November last, and was to the effect that is six mouths from that dew our rim thee would be so far changed, that the American gonna meet would be enabled to put armed weeds epee the lakes. Now, owing to the freesias of the reads sad of the river St. heiresses. it would have bees gaits impossible at that time to bare taken any active steps. But he (the Duke of Somerset) bad been in conimusiaition for two or three yew past with weal of upon this subject, whose opinions were being constantly brought before the cabled, and he should be prepared whey the proper time some, to state the coarse which her Majesty's goverment would take upon the matter. After some further dhoussioa the subject dropped. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter to seven. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-.-MOADAT, Fn. 20. Tbo SPRAXIIII took ilso doh at four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. A eoodderable amber d private kilie wen read a mead lii NEW STANDING ORDER. Colonel W. PATTEN moved the following new ,tending order :—" All questions before committees on private bills shall be decided by a majority of voices, and weever the voices are equal the question ,ball be resolved to the nega tive." Repeal standing order No. 120. Standing order No. 87, leave out "chairmaa of ways and mesas," and Meets " of private bills." &iodise order No. 125, leave out "4shairmsm . of ways and me ," sod insert " referees et private bills ;. and Hoe 3, leave out "he," and insert " they." SWAM( order No. 1151, leave out "daimon of ways and means," wad imam "referees of pirate bills ;' and in line 5, leave out "be," and insert "they." • - After e diSeession the motion w negatived: On the motion of Ookeel W. PATTEN cartels alterations roamed neceinary by the transfer to the " referee. of pri vets tittle of some olgtheduties hitherto discharged by the chairman of ways and means, were made in standing orders 87, 125, end 128. POOR REMOVAL. Mr. MAGUIRE pre oath* that oe Thursday be should ask whether the attendee of the President of the Poonlaw Board bad been directed to the ease of Mary Moriarty and other similar cure ; if so, whether the hoe. gentleman would institute an inquiry as to the soadust of the ahem concerned, sod whether, if it should appear that three cols aalled for an ameadmeet of the law, the governaleet would be prepared to rapport a inseam for that purpoeu Ler of masee, ie mama with • boar el Nat i p lintillatlimilifie algelfarki the measure. whom die long to goaded that The hi Amapa wok_ Mat the mown =laid impose al lieull a t il iss al -the parelllhek An and it an herd= open lhe Sege meleopelitae sad ream* hears to the we. warm that lleable he bellsiewirthil this bill would be theihr hi el b et. II uza.l.,iptinae public =t p l a t u r S par t a nial: to th• sate = o logret: beet Tbin "s a l : Val T i =...tritt,ctivivht=r ••••hwet.,krp',.: pr et. mil, eosinepenbeee nil* hi the plait de= of the l'oer-Lew Dant be =OW gat the h eed the emommisallene had with the per. own of exposes to which ikei lariat was pet by the *oes sables. at their =ski well k ra moveablepeer a= Aare yews =dikes years, thereon epee be him the &MAR= =Mixed la =leg that goo= hewing • .sMeawate la other parithee—fit bail= A time laws. The eseeopendemese had got yee Gorge's. werAlere , fee ine1eee1—weee,..........,..hie0 BeeeS• bent hese& to • noclusion, lee. se Amy nogg il a pablii Valli toesined lime Ores ream, sad hems= ceemeler, there would be ne objectise to lay them The 141 mold be ell se =wale. Se the peccer ---- a opts the table rhea IMF _was Wad, Ho g e s e r mi The semi inoweeemeats, and y Mae O. (At bound to say, es veamiled lies genneni enebee. , ef railways into Ste loot of metropolis, he believed the remit a the bldg eread is bed the ala el disPeeeleelei eheemeede of Poor Por tia& the principal pert of Si. Meal= see leheenst la the ! men who were elven agree. Mae wafer, where they wore mature of th e law sail in the sates d Mom tame. l'he , wawa= *err in soma tememmle. mad, slue mambiog taxes ia =mlon wens mere =vim* Weillialle in 14; thew Fe kh bed to Provide fee them- The chile than perhaps any other, bet In administeaMse borough of Southwark so b ad S. =wort the poor ono= the IMO seresgerily Ateried with ecodderable difflesity. immense member of Mourne efeigoied in the cit 7 who enlerteleed Shoe hope that in townies a onspliteeted whoa either dwelt Is Southwark re Lambeth. He sincerely ei pesedme le an Woe el that Md, lifter • lees period trusted the right bee. gentkeese world consider this sub bed Asiold dam seek a review had Ohm lime, it might ices when be brought in bs am= poor bill. be bad pewit= to iatrodees presehal isaprovemosts Leone was the gives, and tne bill was subsequeatly whisk wield afford some satiateelke a= raid. mad • lad time. The hoses adjourned dhalf-past eight o'clock. CONVICTIONS CND= THE REFRESHMENT HOUBIO3 ACT. Sir 0. DOUGLAS oh= the Serselary of State for the Home Departmeat it in ceesequenes of two me haring rak the 30th of January hose osavisted. at Middleton Oboe= petty =Woes, comety of Noelbeaspeen, of being " &mak end ride= in a publie t yereeg sad who were fined Mu and code seder the rniNi Booms AM (SS VW., sad. boles melds to pay, were mateaosd to three imagist inspriseenseat seder Jovie's AA (11 and 12 Vie., e. 4S, s. 21), bee ifefeety's georemsee wan prepared to coeibler the IMO of those prhasers, sad any others minder nailer cireenselogne ; and in the=d liiol2 of her Mejesty's e=::1 the a t 11 and 12 Yin .. 43, s. 22, slot be so as to amble insi testes in =penes a man for three innalke for sot paying the pentniery penalty, wises the law only gave pewee to =ohne far the Armee heed for whisk the lee was Im posed "for nee NOM than sewn days." He =eh= to gay 1 • few weeds la ezAanglion el his geode", and woad, if I aearamary. =sole& with a notice. Two mem woe sow euffering hapeleemeet fee Agee menthe to egmegmees A having boa eenvieted hem toe 1001111111110 for ea Wes= for which theio s e einim ileed a NAAR sew wigs for the offence Malt meld set hems leplly apeolved mem than seven dew' tea t. The ease lines seer the Re freshaset Houses Act. The sues woe drunk mad riotous in a =Mite therouglifers, sad under the eel II was in the power of the magistrahas either to floe time forty shillings or to matemo Ilea to impriesiumal for sot we. to erns days. The ma bad= be= oneicled the Bogie hetes read= to the Sumway Joidielien AO, and after WWI= a fine which the men meld set pay, met them to god for three mesas. It might be sold tf under the Metropolises AA parties wilds the metropolitan distrion Auld be Mod, and weemitted fer men then sews days if the lift was got paid. The choose is the Refresh ment Ad and the Metropolitan Act sere ideeticelly the some, and the legislature goer intended to imprim. s non in the asentry for three mast= for sot poi= • See of }any Wasp for an aeon which would tot render him table to we than three days' imprisonment in the metro polls. The bee. somber soecluded by movie= the adicerneaset of the hoses. Sir G. Gl= said that, =vise had the =Mot brought under his sotioshet Friday, be ferooded the seatement to the megistretes, far the perpeekel sonerteinig whether the facts bed been earrecely elted. He bad net yen weeived their answer. With regard to the general law, what his hoe friend had stated was Arse= II way ease where a p.aalty wee beyond by • megielsele in dogma ef payment. and there ban ne mons of levying, lime attended might be iseprigoement for Si.tstaw of thugs Ids TWA wee the mg" e:pse didd. In the esee of the metropolis, It had be= me led to is. moth Instead al the. The Law ossialely required revision, sad he was glad the &Anti= of the home was celled to the sabjeet. LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LOB.DB--Fns. 20. APPIALB. =swoop v. GRIAT NOINIMINN RAILWAY COMPANY. Is this we Mr. Jostles Bleaktrara (who with Xt. Biros thmasell, Mr. Jostles Ilsralas, sad Mr. Baron Pigott Wooded to deliver their opiates, is this ow) read the Bits. of the lodges who had hard the= i C ard . Chasaell read • dallies while was to be • dissent from that pesemassed 40 the pot *4 the other judges. unnta 14 .10100. This is swe of • singular chatholer, sad is a writ of error from • Wowed of tbe Chart of Facesquer Chamber, suiz e a rifta a aiISW of the Oeseamm Pleas is favour of the 0011 der tis mor, who WM plainti ff is en series for lea ehetrmstioa of lb. MOM d light sad air to cer tain we oa the went side of • war how, 107, Wood street, Chempsioth in the City of Losdos, his property. The &few to the Wks was tint by thew chareater of the alte rations, btu w hich Wan sad whims of awhile new wisdoms sad lights which the then plaintiff effected in order to °blahs the light sad sir which he bu S that the thus deteadaate had obetrathed by up a wall, there was as Wend= to • pernisaant right to the saw windows sad lighte width rdthe them defesdants is opposiag tie esecoschment a obstrareith of • pensenent obarsoter ; that by the lanais of the old windows sad lights the then plaintiff airademed, or forfeited. or lost his Wined right to the theses of light sad sir ea supplied by the aid wiedows, sad amid not, by the reatoration of the windows to their ori• ginal suits regain, as net the this defendants, his reffthrl right to light sad sir or swim any right or title to require the thermal of tie imil2r of the thien defead sate, or to sue la respect of the realm of say of the old wisdoms sad lights. The mattes awe hehrepoth warts hiker is the shape of • @pedal ow. The AlearrospOtheral sad Arabibald were for the plaintiff I. error ;Sr H. Osiris s ad 111. Cleasby, Q. 0., as the other side. The arguments were Dot otholuded. COURT OF QIIKE2F9 BENCH.-Fs. 90.. After Term NW Prim Minis et Goildball.—{S Lord Med Justies Cleekbers sad a Spedal Jury.) MOON DZ TRIO= AND VOTE IF. LORD PZIXOT, LP. MID 0711111 L was an gram to rooms the sun ol 20,0001. for the mayaniont the essossion eretablislikag the Impanel Royal Prang Vu. Bast ed Austria. The demos mined by the dthindrate pleas was salarsatially • denial of mu t ; that the dilute was not duly ag rtabsedrthe plantar' ; that ar eas :l7m not formed sr the shares allotted within tlta wasoing of the trosnmit L and, farther. that the defrauds rem ready sad willing to swept sad pay foe the camessioo as awned between them, but that the Asadas goveriment afterwards made mate rial slissaticas is the statutes. The dreamt, further pismad that the sgreseasat was, and is, essentially an Austrias coategat, sad to be canted out and performed snip alsaliallly is the empire al Austria, sad that the validity of Mee syseama dopendad soca the laws than in farce ia the empty*, sad that by those laws the agreamsat armed into was, midis, [Hopi sad void, sad warm to pubr u clS sad Laeapable of bring Isollr enforced by the which they we/1 knew bat whioh ths datemdants did labor at the Ma of seeking the egroment Mr. Boni, Q. 0., Mr. Mellish. Q. 0., and Mr. were coessal for the sleiatifs ; Mr. Lush, Q. 0., Sn i t . . kiss, Q.C., sad Mr. Garth were mussel for the dedeadants. Mr. Benin, is stating the sans to the joy, said this was as arra to recover 30,0004 sominally, bat 20,0= Is legality, mediator's' from the 21st December, 1863, sad also to recover the seem of 1,8004 for sorteda mouses fawned I is conies out the egrosenant enteral into between the per , the tra Modals( the secosary sonartion from the Austrian pornmest for establieng in Austria a bank upon the Halted liability prtacdple. The Int Bests de Thiry, ma a gentleman d ossridembie distinctica, sad wee for seedy thirty jean saishisr of the Austrian He retired from the public' service of bit country is 1861, rosins( the taroks of his sonsisign sad the highest mo ron permitted to be grated is Austria to • public ' sad at the time that this coacossica was greeted s :e rn = rued to be a Minister of the Impira. Mr. O. 0. /Mt was well known as • promoter of the Galway line of gaskets and member of parliament fir Gamy sad for some time pest ha bad Interested himse lf in proarlag maims cd interset to this coustry aid also am laid. Mr. Lover having become monsisisd with Barns Thirty, be yea dams of proartiug ad establishing the Tartish basking system in Austria. Is Austria it appeared there were only seven banks with their breaches there were in Great Britain something like 12, and it occurred to Mr. Lever that It would be very darn to introduce the Distill baking system into Austria. The Emperor also appeared equally desiroae that it should be dolts ; and attar considerable oaaimuuiaatioas bad takes place between My Lever and the Austrian go vernment through Baron Tbierry, the Austrian - meet, on the Bth December, 1862, granted a p nhminery concession to Bina de Tbierry and Mr. laver, authorising them to tee sit!: thathe formation of • bank, subject to two coaditions— t proof should be given that th e asossiary means w be fortboocarg for carrying on tho back at Vim ; ad ascondly, that the draft of the safaris should be framed ocarding to the Austrian laws, the statutes helm what wee called in this country the deed ci settlement, or articles of associatioa. Having obtained the prelinsinsay comiesdon, it became secomary to provide • capital for orr*g it out, and Mr. Low put bizosalf in communication with Lord Timm, M.P. foe Marybabons, sad who was then casinos of the Metropolitan sad Proviadal Beak, sad the remit was that it wag determined that Lord Foamy should go to Vilma and re the authorities, both cm his own behalf and those with whom be soled, and 2001. was advanced by Mr. Lever to Lord ?army, to pay the camases ef this Wm sloe. A camsspondeaos afterwards took plea borers Lord Forme,' sad Mr. O'Bras, the Ohm defeadant, cm the ewe side, and Mr. Lewis, Harm aad the Austrian goverment, oa the other. Is Lord Fermoy's last latter to the Austrian Flamm Minster balms leaving Visas% he sand to be Woad whether the prellmissry oracemioce would be finally casearard with until* delay as pordble consistently with the due stomination and the adaptation of the statutes to the Austrian lowa, and ha sent a copy of the letter to Baron de 'Merry. The Pismo Minister replied that the Austrian goverment would great every facility with regard to the proposed banking compasy, to be established according to the Aortas laws. The statutes were afterwards prepared and approved by Lord Farmoy, sad submitted to the Marisa fivirmisi in February, 1863. The principal 41/11111161.111•1 errs to be in Vienna., and it was snagged ISci his pessialeat of the bank is that country should rosin • rimy of 1,0001. a year, and teed Femur, ea the akeinesta of the Engbah Bank, 8001. • year. Lord lents, sad Mr. 011ynia signed the prelitnielay meresorat for the purism, elides octesemion, theaozk it wen midget there were esertain opt- Wire behind, bower at • subsequent period Mews. Xestarman and and Memo Oversud. Gassy, sad Co.li omen appeared is the 0001111 of the nerstiatime. TM omorsion entered into sad Mond by Lord lensay sad Mr. O'Byreca was that they would pay the plead/148001. ex sad a further sum el 30,0004, belt In orb mad , Is shame, on the assignment of the doiniroomosesion, I and within 30 days after the allotment c 4 the 'bum of the beak. There wee oleo • f natter reamement bermes the per tier, that out of the 20,0001. Lard Fermi* sad Mr. O'Byras should have 10,0001. for bbri ng the matter shoat. sad pro curing the smarms of pttetw to sorry ant the under taking. The nest step was to submit proof of mesas to the Manisa government. Ind • Palm wagWan= Per warded to the Austria govermaset, Mined by mop, four of the pothers Is Meson. sintas and oo.'s , Bank ; Wbroken, Medan. Heil Fawcett tad Hill ; Mosso • lama, Tritton, sad 00. ; Mr. Wee. Deal, Maws. Mania • sad BeLerboa ; sad Mews. Robertson, limbic sad Oa. • Them was no dent that 011yre• wee wing foe Mews Ovens& Gurney, sad 00., sad that they istradoced the reader to Mum Muteness and 00. Upset that the werepldatites au th orised to take w seseseary steps he manse the capital, and a prespastas was rased ca the 4th at sth all May. sad by the 9th of May 1,600,0004 was sub soribsd for out et the capital of 2.030,0001., sad by the 11th mare than the whole of the capital bed bees eel entled. After coaridseabla negetletia• the &Intim ma nodes wee masted ca the fad September. _end they were to &dare the tames of the erpitelide Abide dt weehe. sad epee the busk Wilde three menthe, but width met sfttrwards ezteeded to alt menthe. A &albite prespesine oft the sewn of the &setae we hewed, and ma alloinent 'of ene Wok Mien sa the Mak wes sell mewl by Me hed Gleba the dastrion .o.lllllffliiiiat withdrew the anew dm, and thedante.destrise Inek was selsididnd is Se ermenswesd bedew be the weeder faisnMfeethebask,in Views. The platatiffe tit they had performed *ilk pert of the tarp* sad were tled Ow mem wed far. robins* wm thee sailed la ee=ei t t s t; =HZ . Wee. ibielt pansipSy el a 0180 Of OM i•OORO Lord Nano, 118111 idostilied ea " 71^ THE ALLEGED 7E4GDB 01 , foe the pomade of COMPANI E S At the eosoloskol tig orthiMotifro eon, ' • - -•- The Lard Chief &Mists &died Mr. Rewhioi whether, as the part of the deimdmitte, be crosU materially alter the fasts of the cam Mr. Hawk's' mid be did set Ukiah be could. U pas that the Lard Obleigeetiat seippaiiid that It would be better that a verdict gad& M catered far the *Wile for the amount claimed in the decimation, sabjeet to the ept• nine of the court above ea a special cue. The mart he have power to reduce the &nape to 20,0001., it they ahead think 66 The learned counsel oa both ides agreed to this maw Item and `A verdict was thee entered far the plaintiff, rabjert be the opinion of the court above es a special mem John George Barry, Alb, ikdopri4 :s =es Julka salamis the al lorfs-wbarl Mars servals. wen ream ef tbe Kasekerbeers, Wks /I eagle. bulbar ammialira apse los forroabor to Aida sad "Mt al soar at annoy be. mime bomasi Oka thane eveeptepe to • sfember el disr pm label et ibis link" sanyler ea is an. Maramaa Milos was preempt ea assedastiee. Kr. GM* Q. 0., awl Ms. Pale el Mu drai or Hanoi Dam P"ffins ; b isi gairL esrjandH asrisurnirnisud Tladal eadj i Mr. Mow, ppm* Mr Thom; a All for lisdpriat mod Andat. Al d ea Oa melees essaaatisa, Mal el lannesl, ail Ike emit whines rhea u tie lad aarab war sum WOO onearliass won ■ Afire several whams' bad ha posed Ps monad elks Osmosis ' Mr. Lards eagessaud, ea Ibe pan miasmas &sell admit teen to I: for a knew period. The ezazablat ...dr tan user weel os. be= " crowd ttilad tram tba Akio al lb, asorZ' Momorsobarkad th worked wpm lba isalliass ihr tonna" la Me rasabor. Ma bad •di Ma asesaiss d by dissesika k• dl *arias i. aaamadaaos Walt Ma duly delsaisails w pa ewe ea bail. Yr. Levis sepia mod apes els hls 11117/r= slid be 'Wald ask fro. Ma aideroaaa. 'wailed's" e would .age was teas VIS Maw keened se mrbddi di rellikkh• The liske woe sonsaeled ■ 4 Ono Muds Se take bal. COURT OP WWI= PL11.118.....1fa5. 20. SHOOND 001711,T. Sittings at Nisi Prim I. I,esdes.--Oletere Ya iodise Biles sad a Owes' 7.) MACS= 411211-1.41/11 It ina meted that the plaint' bed bees a merelonnt Glassow, end was mikemaasily is theses** at She ar iesdam. The prom* soma wee to meow demos foe h i " in,r.lsnmot 00 a &ale el eadasseisment. Mr. vowesege, Q. .7 , for the eldeadest, add that hi lilt that there wee no pound for the AMP Malt bid bus made erases the dainaff, think be mg ail the het digit bed ailed without asp Naito, is making it. The eleistiff bed bees pub to some mese, eseesisesee el the sharp, wed the 6feadest, is addities I. wartime,* oU imputations wpm fbs phistif, would senast is a ver dict for 501. Mr. air/east maid the pleistif hi, :a t the ootioo Gal, to elneselsa end he to the Won which had bees u ses the that he lett the court with partestly unbeised beams and Lte A vadat wee dies mama for the plaintiff by eassest— damages 501. COURT 07 EXOBZQUER.-7za. 20. EIZOOND 00IIBT. Milan at Niel Prima st Ortildball.--(lidere Mr. Barn Martha aad a Spreal Jury.) FILM V. TEI LOJDOI, MUM; AND BOOTH 00AST ILAILWAT 00W7A.111. This was aa actin to recover special damages, laid at 20,0001., far the distruotios el the plaintiff's onsammal sleatetkaa, by Sr. from sparks which ward from winos on the defendant's railway. Mr. laralake, Q.C., Mr. Garth, sad Mr. Howe Lies win comma for the pLiatß ; sad Mr. Swill. Q.C., Mr. Dewlap s /IC., sad lb. Hawes, for Ws defeadaate. The tiff, Kr. Mier, owes ea Mate aim the ere. at Bosh , about seven adios from Hestien. The sassy runs tiaresO p tanocrty for a waridembkipartly on a lead, a rating, sad partly on sa eaduak. meat. Betwess bas residewe aad the niluywere several pleatations. ',Dish the plantiff, wlth sews aid at oossidersble expense, had suessaled la manni to grow, the has being from sto 20 rare of age. from the l7th July to September, 1863, there were mix Sr. is the omen by sparks sad live oilskins dreg from le all argrei attached to the trans, aad it.. Arse destroyed ins the mcru943 Mem. delsadsats admitted their liability, but imateaded that the value of the damage Awe wee an so peat in that siVby the plaistiff. case bed sot °swindled when the court rasa MARKE LOZDON DOOL laposti. &L W. L !!4t 1.171 DIL Wei 1.791 11a.1Mlr art tar err'''''' Maeda' .. Mama Ceiba e mn C,Wrsi—W.L De.. o A brls.4 RI Mobs INS Othor IL Leila SA Ab. 441. ass Inbid ilk Co ou Owls 711 Norden NI 116 Wilma —lnfairni lout ta+e 11111 COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.-.-Fsa 20. (BEAM Mr. Registrar Wimisw, au Ocenakdoner.) tar we JOHN LLOH, LAU FOLIOS 111.0111SATIL The bowleg of ibis rase was restuned by adjearameat from the SG imt Mr. Brad saws for • arobbse. Mr. Itishard LTm. • of Weetboarnolanismed, Bays ester, who had act bear;meat at tho beam eillbg. Mr. Llisidator objected to am sipped*. being gam tato, the • oue agaient the laving bee 'dosed a the t o His Homer was of opiates that Uds was to Abet tho seam sitting. It would be better to hear the sweeter then Le Blow him to and Bring the ere beak for re.beertag. Mr. DINO that ta the eady part el Desenber, GA Mr. area tateadend to his throagh Mr. Her ris. eetieber. Bell-pad, Dootoes'eammea. ho m er applied for a kea of 1710/., and declared. ea the al a geatkeesa, that 5001. was the whole of the debts that he owed. Ultimately, at Go same interview, a bill was . Eivr . by Mr. Leigh for 1751., and the einem lOW sip • =he bad taken with him in bleak) be 15IL le= He was oil swed as to e the amens, ist, ha s it was mere its, 1461. Be mode no stakeeset as to to. airy being Gorged en memsbered, Ara to be hawing osseuted • dead elf amangemeet Had Masse keowa Mee el Goes sisomuelmose be miably maid net hem mob the ei nem He ands it ea &sleigh of the statement that MG. naps owed oily 5001. He stated that be bad Int is. other bin out. The blll was diebeemeed. Witness took pso• ceedims sad obtaieed j By Mr. H. Lieklater s (V " tered for Go baskrept)— Mr. Barth imroduend Mr. made a w e as the polies eseginsate of Wershipetreet made so 'within Go to Ms position. Mr. Harris armed him that it was pev= comet. They bad may cm istereiew at Mr. a aloe. He did not take the ebrqus this ready aseem. H. wally bad dine or bar teak Genevan his lott.liook. The teakrupt to answer to the esin stated that his age wee 56 or 57. Mao be resived the 'Aloe GI stipsedbay eisibbale b• bad set ~..Id soy Amp as tb• 40111., tea balsam if his salary of 1.1001. Mr. Sawed, Mr. B. Grillths, Mr. Bovegb, sad Mr. Idaltiater thee eddremed the man ea betel, of their respective elisete. His Hamar teeirred judgment TALLOW.— Noma Iwn opined US 18•111, kr war par toso yam NU kr Monti .1 41 war, ilmr• moo sok olort_fto woo dlomolod Mr 194 brooroily be So rm T. Joao. 410. U. to Id. ; Oolobs 494. Tows Tallow. 41s. 9d. sot 410. U. So 9d. North Assorksto lot pipet, 41 91toop. go. dd ; bed, 40.. U. swim : Oinks, 31k.114. to 39.. ; proms" U. per wt. kos 5 tril kw. Pala 011 Ars : 36a U. Is sat oil, 30o.—(1ross tio sired Obseloo.l oarroN.—Levioran. rta bk &mud twdeg, with AM id. Far lb. erne tiro tin p sr* 6100 bass, et "kids 2,000 Wks. WOOL AND WORST= day we boos 000tbor ow, est • of shot wank WA dross of woo bo mono& Is Me ropkoot. diabog. mod limo b tbo ems pllll6loi Ilialllllo win* *doilies boa on t. two mob obolus to lo taw of the limped *Mos ■ to tamest Os socket boo wiry woist, with wand, say al aim of andot yam for ham La pilau bows bows ozooseiogly of awowboato to room or siv losaitootad man Vasa* it.. Wile frost, aid As akin 41 I poets, womb Ow Gomm no goods at possolowl tie An almost so lot L aid a for awe soosolabaq at /ma motto well ea other Mambo at Yam te OWlTLS—Linunor4 wee be Oft ea be Medd meth del she% cdu Tad. Fr lb, ; need. 7.1. id 9d 2,098: de m, 6.846. 00•18.—Lanai, Pd 9 155.; Oimps• Ik. Us. ; Relyweil Ma* I% ras. w. & Bad Whom &sift& Mikis, 234. ; We walle Zed Siewluft?4.... j6d. 1 Walls lad Zest Us. 941. 1-I.l "ti Daly' t ies, '• IL tm 11140110 Rads arres• MSZIVAYL W..k aft( Jou. IS. alum Webb siCbasils ll,l Week seam Am. 22. L Mama 4 51 WNk soft. rob. awil=wimipe 1/lb Week mem lib. S. firesi Wag= el Maids 111 DESPATCH ON 7111 IND UWE flans.-1100MANITOW, sod Orlostal Odomposy's soda toiled besot at 3 p.m. Parlay, tido flogitortssoas, Egypt, Bataboy), Clilaa, MANMINI. • Delta took out 80 gret to sad as Might s full ougo 96 bozos spade, gals* Z 1,4 ports, via :—lfsilrdo, diddles", 94., LBW ; Odloatt 6891. ; Pima& dolladd, 3,60 silver tired. sakes', ac.. 1601. ; lad, dollars, 4,0 NM ; Leg Oomph boa us% By, Slow dais, IDOL; Sydsoy,, ustsito Ica, 4661. CustAx. Pir-Acs. 11011D4a. IP= 20.—Atiraimeio ass= ffiesio, 881 ; total visti BIRTHS, XARBIAG zoinr.-laaram7 Itt, as ( 1 1 W—lebeses7 17, at of eon. —7ehriw ,61 We Ides of I . 17 'tog MAlSHALL—Febreary it, See. at TI the wile teareha l , WlNT.—Weeemery 18, 8 Oster Wm W. I. S. Vf . do, of day IL WLouolunrlebnaary 17, A. Iseeiihy, ihaq., of toe NAM lIDDACTANS.—Irebruary W. I J. Bleak s. D. Kidd. mt.. =_,Maggier the Wm. murk —MUTlL—leteser murk by the Bev. B. Nadi. .1 C. MWdalMra W —WIIIOIIT.—/t 3,. Bow. Z. As dTtrLoft Ai zerbt, Bee 1 ZWARA—rbresay 17 it a XlgniTod, via*. ed the i nirean Ow; Ow.* itier.E.s. osoci,—tage.7 17, 14".:11Zio I de lempuilor-rerl. Wad Wad DAdill.oo-1•140/ey 111, Mt r ald d 4416 — t ha VYAi i - IT, st Mks 1.1114 m, N.Z.CLILL, Prim mod Pabibied W lambwalweit tbs . a 4 Mom, 1044wem. Bapau•ii 54,18.1 WALKYIELD GAOL. Mr. /MTN pv• SOWS of Ms intention ea Friday, the 3rd of Iferete, on going into ommittee of 'apply. to cell attention to the appointment of the governor of ' , Wakefield Gaol, and genenilly to the exercise elFltronage by justices. 'Eswor VARBiAOF. In armor to Sir C. VLoaan.a., Sir G. GREY said that her Majesty bad been advised be issue a commission for the purpose of inquiriag into the state of the lowness law I. Si. limited Kingdom. LEGACY AND SUCCESSION MITES& 111 r. L. KING asked the CheaceUser of the lischegner wilhollmor be bed directed the Board of Leland &moue to take the evidearse of pretessicsal wee and of the pebble powally upon any improvements is the preesat mode at collecting sad asseseleg the legacy sad eureeseins duties slotwhether, threeA the sass emcee, be had enewhilaid it say, mad oink sos The CHANCELLOR of oom f the EXCHEQUER add, the Bawd of Leland Rowans had it authority to gent rally to professional wee for evidence, sot ocuM lie give them say for collecting and aessesiag the legacy bed seeeee. des duties. It weak, however, he very agreeable to the pvernawat or the bawd to receive the seeletaaws which say profeeeioaal gentleness n . led be disposed to afford them is ecadvatlag thine hiclufrW. With napes* to the letter part of the gent s, he thought the geversawat had tie weans of tsewtsg whet UM the Oman& They were pretty well *pima at the adelitiesal shame, over sad above tie datioi tlimotheo. THE POLICE COURT& Mr. Germ Vedas, chiLinklirrest theithodaset, Hid minder, appeared to a sumnicas ohm*g him with eseselt. big Ines Nary Ade Clegborn, under ohmmeter= of • very peculiar sakes Oomplainant dated that she lived with her father, who h • adorer to the collage, in the Midas, Deen's-yard. Westminster. On the evade( of the 11th fait, she west to the defendant's shop with • phial for fed creosote, when he likely doused her of stealing a bottle ot said from his counter. She indignantly &aid it, what ha pushed her back in the shop, shut the door, and putting hie beck apind it &deed her while he seat for • schemed. She des 'prodded everythisg she bad hose her pxest la prod of her Leaded and spread • dangers ad desire to he marched. Delisted did set pee h is chugs to the esentable, and she wed betes Defendant. in reply to the deep, mid gat the 00111- ddeat came tab lie shop led se he wee about to close ; be is.. out of the inner room to serve her, whim he hones &Moly missed • bottle of sent which be had had in his head only two Wades befogs aid whisk be bad le/ ten the coaster. He added her with stealing it, when she vela*. madly &aid the charge. He hid her to give it ap aid go, sod epos her tepeding her einertione that she had sot got it, be mid be would need for • phalluses. Ste was des dad to had the shop, whom be said she should not go dig a wadable arrived, sad hastily intereeptisg her padge to the door, abet it. As there were glites eases on elder side, be esdadly far west of room pressed against her in peening her. He might bane =her is that rasped, bid denied dat ever laid his pop her. lie dlid net tell him who or what dm was until after the PAM= an% lir. date wished la Imes wilder he sew withdrew the duals of !okay whisk be bad imeded to Hiss Olighorn. Defeated meddle did asset eseteisi bi L e a: ha dead that the oomplairst was • dress the ty but his lodes jest at that time la the evenisg r = l : l l•lo been very frequent, and bit wr a at the dine* ho wised the bottle of scoot ens that de bed e dttd the ask bat he sow ether releseind that asspiebe. Ir. Sege ( de eirenmelasie of Mr. lost= =4 hose falsely sods time ego with dal* • has • wend loose obereder) did hi himself dein sugared hem ea unjaet semantics timid have bees wee dutely mad& of how mask asather mem& did he wedded by as unfounded dirge of theft lad dose all be seeM sow in fully Vet ailing that deed, which was to hie mat. Id he had bees guilty is iaw el as smelt le predation Kim Mahe Lids fravimi be' shop. The worthy megidete thou mensindied ea meat between do part es. Dshadint wig*, 1:7 1 Z Clegberi reridter the deeded dedies. Hr.de i that defendant ought to have hard how meek pets and wad be was ielimg by end es dd. adios sad by her sabonseat eishastins. Be des dad him 40s. and wets. STILATFOEDKON-AVON Itanwar.—Tbe report to be nibeittad to taw ball.rerty ended to b.badea Wal soft wOl resseessed a divilead at .he rata at Isar par seat. par awe, after payment et all bawd ea postereaos ear" M. 1a MI, tie bolls asioastet to OM ;is 1861 to 6,4211.; is WA torat i ; sad la M. MK The *Altai derboal la tits Irel year eased wee at ibe rate at 11 per sem amenk. MAircamants, SHasflatar, owe ssi are RAILWAY iniotepoo MN SOWS YOMI7III RAILWAY AND anis Dva Ccotriar)—Tbe Wei 'spews of Ws lemony% railways. WWII* eletia. WIN linty. ka_ trona Jaawasy 1. to Feb. 12, 1 8 15 , osimmiel 1241. as *sabot 47,31131. tee the senespeedlog pared st 1884. 'Tbo prepartke South Jailed= receipts oserarag is Mil seetpaay from Anew 1 to labevary 12. saareatal to 4.11051„as spirt 3,1611. tee do peeled al left 'bestir sat tie imam to 1,91111., as 2,0121. —Yoe- Fat. ID. [Ad ver ti ss abeetl—Hournmes Outdoor AID TV —Ol/011VAL tie sad thin of deism Bb deen tap to know Vol • awe odd, eat OM II an be pa. media • 111111 amt. Otrimst awl s — .l.lways mg& :=, sofa, fa 111411101. Thiq a-rar sea be ace =ley miler say dremstaases some etetitet ens ib, 'Airs lammtei ladipx*l. I . ) .= Se • prookus boss I* tbspeirlibmina Esusby Shwa. imilowars maim amid be pi WI promiss at al MAW% mem ••4 mianole. vb. Ira ass los l• • poillian to ow =eat ease Meow wire mama seinel MA CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS. Xt. ILIBBERT, i• wain tor have to brbsg is • bill to permit capitol sishasents to be carried out under eertai• regalatiote within the 'stenos or prisons, said as this was • commission now tosaiderbeg the quatio• d capital panishmeate he tbought it better to postpone any dissuasion upon the measure until the mooed starling, which be would art propose o•ill alter Bests.. Sir G. GREY mkt he would not oppose the introduction el Use bill. bet M thought it yery desirable to bays the report of the esaimiemoa Wore any daseuesioa took place o• the subject. Love was the. &se to being i• taw bill. PUBLIC AOCOUNTii. The CHANCELLOR et the =CHEQUER reeved that the Osurnittee on Mlle Amman shouN emend d the fol lowing aenabere :—/dr. Walpole. Nertheete, Sir R. Willoughby, Mr. Peel, Lard R. Moutage, Kr. Rom, Mr. mhos, and Mr. Pollard-Urquhart. The eicitiee nu weed to. Upon the mottos of Lord NA.611, Mr. Rust woe added to the melon eoneittlse Ilartgsge Debonturie, he., Bills. COURT OP CHANCERY (IRELAND). Mr. LONG in the abasees of Mr. Whiteside, moved for leave to Drisj in a bill to erased the constitu tion of the Come of Mammy in Wood, end to retinas the macabre el judges in the Landed Estates Court.—Agreed W. OFFICE OF BECRETART TO THE POOR LAW 'Hoban. Mr. AUGUSTUS !GUTH awed-" That tbe office d ciao et the menituke, rendered espable el witting or Totiag es a lamber of the Commeas Hoene of Parliament by the 4th claim el the Poor-kw Aot, ktel7 vacated, ought to be eboliebed." — Mr. COX eseoaded the motion. Mr. VILLIERS) opposed it, anateediag that the office of Parliameetary Beeretary to the Poor-law Board (meetly held by Mr. Gilpin) was one which ought tact to be abolished. and that late Mr. Baines, when heed at the department, bed given evidence before a select taanunittee that the oak). weld not be diosentinued with doe regard to the public servioe. If the principle involved in the motion were to be allowed, all the other andereaeareteries sad viseproddente ought also so be done away with. He ise- Bored that if the undersecretaryship were dog. away with ' soother commissioner would have to be appointed. The motion was supported by Mr. HiBBERT, who argued that it was never contemplated by the Act of 1847 to have a president and cemetery with mate in the novae of Cloramone. Mr. GILPIN said there was ample work for the gentle mos who might 1111 the oaks which be bad just resigned. end, whatever oblation might he urged to the pregame of the !secretary in the Boa.. of Common, if it were amerted that the Poor-law Board was overweighted at this insereent it was a total mistake. Lord PALK/110170N thought there was no more reason why than shoald not be out noder-smmtary toe the Pone law Department than for any ether department. lt wee en °Ales that was neosesary for the public service tad the pro per working al parlismeetery responsibility. Rome observations were also made by Mr, Willoughby, sad Mr. Newdegate. On a &mien the motion was rejected by 193 to 17, or nearly 11 te L THE POOR LAW. r. Lysll, sir H. C. VILI.IBIitI aeoved far leave to bring is a bill to provide foe the better distribution of the charge for the relief el the poor is anions. Raving described the Mato of thing whisk had led to the enactment of the Poor Lew Akita 1834. the right boa. pntlemais sketched the opera ties of the mow law sod the enteudmeate suneequently M. trodused, pelage( oat that with all the advantages atten dant CS the sikeinistration of the system, it had neverthe less hiss the parent of serious evils by the overburdening of sense perishee, the emonmaseseel that it gave to proprietors of ethers to ari“ away the poor, and thee create what we knew se elms parishes ; sad the Wanks relish was inflicted ea the poor themeless es well as the ettby the law of removability. To remedy them evils irke asked leave to harasses provided that the solo* end should hermit& bear the maintemsee of all the poor @rabbi the make. es that the charge shish be cowmen 'Mill with the sissinistretice. It world also repeal the Manse In the sot of that provided for the reten tions of the Familial mates parbaesun ; tweeter the power of removal trees creams to gesedima, and abolish removability from parish to is the mesa rake. Mr. BY did not object to the introductions of the bat hoped angriest time would be gives to members to consult their constlineab before it want to a second Tu rr.LOCIEZ had expeeted that ease belies would have bees takes d the emeleMese yawed by the wastraittee, bat im took it for panted that lie right boo. Mead, whoa be issught is hie eamal peer bill, woad treat al the meek. ties. OM tke balm is easeideriag the gumbos d Deakin the ;rate moextearive with the mks, would pay direst t the rto equimemsts ad he raelrepolia. I roles the three yews irremovable bill wee Mira dosed, he seened es ameedment, mid Ohba to the boa the desastabassa whit regard to leiikellair kiL