The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-17 00:00:00

THR BUDOBT MIMING& CITY OF LONDON. very eeneetarly attended meeting of Met ▪ wow., m g gag e s, .is held 'este/day dtersoos, et theme Caftelig fide Lew es Mlellellg fw the p= Of MISR. Milesmilherles the proposition of the err tithe ter to horns a tee non peckers, mi. meth ge. Mr. T . Hiaipy, M.P., was called to lb elan. la se eping the ogee be andsmood that the mean had net her called Meths purpose or objudifig to Ms mud meemmes tb,:•••crize.clii, but to pilot out to the Cbasedier al the lifreciiust that the particular mode in whir he wesabetills /sty • me um yes, ta the opinion of thole mho mere mat pnc•i illy teLemed ewe the subsece, salonlethel b mini ado tojery, that th• proposed coons wee lawn§ sad tm pol,tw, sad ntrugredimg is the extension of the esmamse thee ...miry. (Hem.) It was felt that the propped terms woo macaw that nestling of trate which It MI bass the duty of toteriesset en moth to promote. Mr. Muir 111 S, lI.P , figs, after careful coridwation el rhs I,,etter. c waited 1. the budget, that It we set altoge ther the one the commerce of the country esuM approve. (Meer, tsar) Whim the right lemottreble gentleman actu ally troop _ioud ir,ricipies of sowed omumedal policy with rem. ct to he lightem ng o f the Imams which pressed upon trade, he ens supplying a moot dentin coots's' to those Mew.. He this referred to the reeolotion which proposed to bevy • to. of ld. epos pmkeges, sod 3d. upon dock-war mum sod that the amount wee to be oolkctad In aid of the seeress sad 'tear. Is introducing his financial statement the art befterable runner alluded to the saving that wool i teoffectsil Is the commas, sad he (lilt. Hubbard) would ask why, If the bee of this retherke s May wore called epos for a sew tea. (Haw, thart.) While this saris( Ina paraded a• a geed amid prey, he wasted to know why they tone required to pay s sew Impost. This additional burden sea shogether eggreielve, aid kacmuitstent, mad • retinal of th at policy whack they had been eejoined to anconrage. He Urn adverted to the way in rash the tee of 3d. word opuses upon dock warms., delivery ordsrs, and treading. sad the sit ne2ilsoi ilb.,2BVallii•Co, mid risk it would glee rtes is. It ssrM to his that this wog Ms moot herhil retrogrels are oneld be outposts& The openings of the tat at Owing rice sa hoed paid hap the raw of sheer can - Wring the trade. He ocadaded by twerp "That fhe Emery rag strongly coeviated of the oppreashee bowleg sad °Nine- cheracteir of se sal of the prepaid new Issas, etpen.lly is set kink Y asesbmises 11 , 1% NM 13, ss trek as the .beep dries awl wenanteranow, searritlies bee reto awry sires Immodb to oo demobs welt as /tenor Miles isrilarvar, and sop ors Ms the M OM, welt umemes." Mr. Cosa" amoodeel the mosiodeo, sad poi Mod sot do *oar MIA vsdd rend the paredin ef re pray tax Wen Polollagth Tho Cho tier of lb, Istbripse, boo mer, woe Yr sof emmemble mos, sot be me eon shoe of am imp'''. env van OD bon via lb* p L i tt k ir• me they ward eariate him of the attar of sb. ecb..w I. IMO addmt ale the ggoonnvrraa t said mat este, Me tremblers Mimeo osse ' es 4 ew- Merin Ibe mar Dow that r ward glee he the rewire, he thought tam the piss Earl he redly vhkdeswwns,, Mob the paper est sad *settee it gam to aide woo At . , ems farther duceeekte, the nagera vas selopol Mastro ittly. At • teteetiss d as Osteseilof the Leeds Chemabse et Ceeemmee WI • Wedrolay Dasztrow lams, ae prastiset, a the ankh earrreal treaty trtib iodic* wee bow& tsar etweldetediss. Mr. C. Zusees (et the Om el Iliessse. Marehell sod Cs, Se), plywood the hamtag emeledia Tbee ate de nemeredes the lewd el Trade to as web. jest el as perm. sheepe is Me Tram& teeff ae alto* the Sepertaleee a he.. pier. Iwo (hall ULM sad palate set art sake as palest sage a delete • the goradly d i ce loblit sew rams Ire= this LllllR‘ e •hllN s 2: A... k . = h r. = St e le hia 'pee t all all WWI pfd by the Car nes. at ert:TribUrs ryes rasa ba, ad resat asp era et erns based IS ibiblisleid II is al ps• ems. ad Wm. IA be eltot. b• Mss am est its as was ease dar mese sysellesny ths era at Same ea Mu.. yams. the praremat aflame Mbe end be alai the elleptas a nem Oa w 0 sot mosso to moo Mae If pa slat, ehla le es Mob as tread shwa at any .sts bereese le the wade via Trews to se errs. as Iteelibas he prederrag eida en ea ate* era as esetalea" Ile. R te aittamirears semeded the imeindes. loth the wow ma made appaind ss that gm • dog el IS yew sok e• te• .awes dreetyllose Lase pea amid be teasesest to • tad essildbalss et ask ast testae Ye Ti..., awe as S. PSmsh by as wadi: Moe tee adessatee ei tea eat I. bore Wawa puma& Odor seallint• eseemsed ia epee s, sell the Neshitles use sends/ alb tee desalisess, Mt. T. TI 'Laos topple' Met the resehatha able set he lereseded to the Deal et Trade eldest ems au reel ol " epremell of • soustatiot alloy eta Proms. Ct i lll.lll rid ass, is M ee be weld OM Si ppriat, be ad s* desk than tbe tads ash slab be vas seerreiel, da masa maltiag Milk void be beeratal by the easy, beeeele ••.044 rim the lona ample tad sod U. ., Ur M deep welsh lei Mauna maid the ersbas-seare at this emelt, to compele with t•... ./ Tama. Me see wad Soar ir *add he bear am as ey•ort•sito tbesid allgrd.s 0.1 bragre this meat wee the stesidereass .1 to. ceased Were dry espeued is, puma apron] el the hese Attu s 11.11 e agnates the sappellos appeared to coat with ao opposites, end The Cu ff 1111141 a reseumeaded that the ..seep d the ampler oasald be leantard to rut • *ear le ..es.et Ilto I typeemieeivel et the various hepertest teed". ere Is the bonnet el Look, Moieties User emotion to lb. frt.''', east estbeller lb* *Nes es le the probable . 411 re hoh it woad bow urea thus. rele oo• oho wo sed be oed es. lad weeiel mediae of the email wet appea be bat etzt Welladay, to the:Am may tesematawhi.h mar ass bs Reba KIWCIASTLI. The smoothly mosstiag of the Nowasotlo Chamber of Cemeseto. or Mid ea Turley, 101111 Jontso t Ewa., la tan dolt. Treirk treaty, owe in by which It sae vended, end the now of the Chancellor of ths Ea chequer rake buWtet , harem bees are lead m the table sad sesseared, It KM maired, re the redo. of C. • LI.. t aeraieded i V JOH X BARK IX, "1. That the tarty amunieree wide I. isase le generally ley Mrtby AY alembic, although it Is to be regardregardMat ef iblemental darts shred te • emirs dims, rimed "2. Ter the putny_pmbage and leanage duly peeped by the Chemed., af the lasireper, to be Iswild es the report sad eipove of tie, se • meow of Sikeyieg the ezpseres of stories' ariu, raid .s only sprats set fejt" , rowdy as rosy artiame, seek meson and • vasisq of tarot. ressed read" of mall skis, bat err be at errleaca with the policy which has Wham ham mud upon of promoting oar t ap.,re toads hy eursigdng from the perseat a soy duty esateser. That the 1t10.90011.1=0X OK* lee ia mans% au Me Rem Tres skew, Wiperywthat Snook of trade es *sand deq of 3.01101... s.d w.sY saddle as.. .1 Übe larger seariblements en the sans err with as sibiltional neure ass of mss• then MOW. • year. That ewe • Si, theeders mould ned only redeem gram obecrusers se emir, but wield sztrur • este from Its *pewees i.e beyond say redeismare *I Ike goverasers Lr the arm of analetled regrinds% dr tort ex pose el all Itar Msjery's arum at the port bowleg lent year way aneure 1 le %STK " 3. Met theses* ebgeetione apply be the peered charges as the openstes ei Sodas. Ender them wehrese system ; Wised le hem bass ragressieled le Ws simember, and this (Aruba bee may Isms Se behove, Ito albs of the meal be is yus as aid there sminty tO C P yr a si ti e sr a rressevals ender hind elide si prose works bob essesaistaly end leaspendedy. 4. Thu es the 7th ressimise is dr Sept the Mt* 'I charter part)' eagle te be Inardeird seer dr weed sperm& ;* • abater piety Nag se numb is ermined se ray siker sermeriet craw ; sad Me mesdng is der of melnies hart If the duty as bills of Wes; was mimed t, ens prey. is ell preMbltky the preen& h. of urn eta gimped espies teserl he dinessersed." The was imieured te eare•sai ors ter above reanletiaea se the Clresoller of the Xsebegeter sad to the Board el Trade. MSTOL A special bib*tY Ibiee;• entice bum i Use of Elneeel Chubb woe MAI ylebley. be cbs , razea, O. Z. leis.. bc, prig, IN_ MO IMMO of teltisi late cessitierstte• the &ma eS the lemailet ••••••• satestitted to Ile bar. et C. ..r by Ka Mediesa TM OMB. UAW ali kw three bum end • Ira Ille rlatlas. were adopted t• the OW ths• be elsember de um Its utmost Webb se bomb elps oble bsosei cf bleb 11—bat sebrume se be asperseetall met_ rogretsbe Oft be abaft el Pum u a se bead • OM MN = 1 :11 ibel II be Impel set ibo =ell: bp wide 3 web b .as.. oseebillee bib bio andiseells• Woe. Inespessise of be boob body. tle mp e n tselibe of • bey of Id. pc yeeeek pit mil. se se be oresees ea dlt swab awl szeselea, bee ebb bereb. ma wee melbeei tig r eg mey sesesism A nal sib. ea be ftee pried* ebeeli plockbe thee des bib bele be ebbe ass seeell by 8 Se% oft s• oldbles. *Mai Oa ebbs Is be anis/ eel rib ebb sesba • IN -1100111 surider b ebb woe be =ode belme eb se es best ft Sabha ebb ebe sf Übe teal ssomna The ass line sessibessi IMO MY edisbe to be easesel pub bib bee& be Or wpm se or se* of ussillebbe lbw bob Ib the abbe peas. ene b wee Weed bob • was seseag AA* we supeseel lbw be pereed wow bade see weirtM eay— nal el Abel b 14•1•• es the ybiedbe of be le be beaseednee _is*, st be maim& Me espy of • yeellis eispirl by the le Walk 4.lllldile 811 MM. gesdered, ft/ wee feA ebb • die nebubL A. pr =le. wary maw Amp% et jabs wee od bs be 141. se umbele. bleb b wee bribed wadi epode mow cestuniestly is derail then was supposed. • keg dierusion wand se to the coattemace and increase of the looms est. As osanimon- opine., was exposed that eras laequitable to to peso/ions toessoso and persistent lacasses alike; hot sy woolly us. expressed with the Chao meow la UN difficult position in *him he was plats d, sad se bond, asked for the so for ;ear, it was resolved that It Mif he better not to oppose Yesterday afternoon a meeting, which, although con cud at a very short nobs". wiis of the goat important elhanieter, ma held at the Comte rend Room for the purposeof osseing the bodge of .he Chancellor of the I'M/quer with reference to its effect on the d-el-ris in sugar, Om woes, spirits, ooro, fruit. i Mr. oi,irgo Tuousee wholesale gram and odor, o cupid the chair, and there; wee a very crowded attendee.. uf merchents and deetann. The following resolotl. ne were Mowed - " Thin the propelled tax as goods impound and ex the tame by mem of maps us contracts for goods old, end ea imam of goods by 'remelt or otherwieti, although eppeeglag at bet sight isolgoidatat, will be a %%au buttes en SNE., sod which will be farther istreased by the lll equality with which they are istesded to be levied. " That the proposal of ler) log a special tax to certain articles merely on account of their being removed wider bond from one port to soother, and also of levying other special taxes on amount of operation, necoury in the case of cer tain Made of goods stored is toad, would operate seriously to interfere with the ft* Whaled* of morbtediu bowie& on. Britleh port sad audio, and would inflict a penalty oa the skill and labour bestowed on the necessary manipulation ootain articles in hood ; would contravene the legitimate system of the warehoutinguston, and be in direct opposition to the principles of free trde" • deputation was appointed to wait upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to Odom him to modify his propositions. COvahrfaT.—• petition was adopted at a meeting held on Wednesday night in Coventry, complaining that by article I of the treaty it is provided that a duty of 30 per cent. may be levied on the importation of English silk esaanfactores into Framer, whilst it le provided by article 6 Met French silk tosonfac;one shall be imported into Great Britain duty free. The petldonen submit that this Is a most unwise, unjust, and impolitic amsgenesat se be ad Mulish manufactures are concerned, all the advantsges= cm the aide of ou r competitors. It is also oomp dot by article 14 silk nonlife:tam are expressly ex cluded from the benefit of say transitional duties that may be levied on other articles affected by the treaty, and that the difloalty is still farther aggravated by the differential duties to favour of the French shipping interest, which am now la bras, end which will also specially affect the maanfactano of the petitioners; that =say articles of silk meastemens will be practically prohibited but unrhog Frame odor the heavy duties imposed, thudeprlvlng the trade of Cuastryof a bit abeam io these mesrken 'bolt are the &Attire of mThe_ pellelenees prey the Howse of Commas male is tneir present Imo Milne 1, X, 6, eat slay Wm form Ude& dem mot provide for transitional duties sod far equal dudes ou silk munfactoree al se Maul ROCHDALE.-ieiA special meeting of the Roohdak Tura Coancil has bees convened for Monday ass,," to ex• press en optsi,n on the budget brought in by do Cluisooller tit ee Exchequer, sod on the Truly of Comma with Yuan, sod to adopt petitions and mulattos" thereon." A pselnoa la hence of tee bodged is now in mum of 'igniters is the tows. The mayor, Thomas Ashworth, Berg, end him Bright, Req., M.P., have already appended Asir ammo to the document. The petition, while &mossier generally of t o o m e 6mi nivit., prays the house to adopt rums far eurtelling the eurradttare. T SOUTH STAMILDSHI KZ lIIIONYAIIniIt Wtherlamptoe, as Medan/ay (rye the Masedeeter esurdais). the was sad eel mean of bey. eel S 14aff wdolu re esewabled es a body lor the int Ise lass the budget bee ban Ede pub*. The %Apt we the nen tide d distaselea. wed a ahlaasrol aqui do)" “ir essansber Se ben observed is and sneedmen it calelea. Then was to be Mw/ a era who did an bedew apes it shod approval, Sot Enna at Its esegesed Immediate ben* to say pen i calm Want, bat beams it he grail eseetedindrans sad the thoniadt neadasse et the priesipai spa whisk it is need. la he anal* lawnie, wave essedlea we teams M the pew sex ea s➢ echo esested ea MdOserd. New, is ell boa is seeded is bend. mad se la nape me es nosy is ISO ben ben ben neeleed is age a tee, the tea wield be egad le a pre bends& Thase-querler need ben samba OS athe tea, duty. M sad penn r .ylda pre besdk ea bade Wea po ld em Moog Is the eider s et the Ins et Ilmae. N. B. Tb Nestay, eneyereft mad Oa, les when epee the Is:Vse t Night Mae. C P. Maws, ate id the amebae elverbe he apps a, nil es Mr. Nese; is el the nenbere kr the mines dl.Yw et the seedy. iXPR, FRIDAY EVENIiG, FE is B VARY 17, .186 e. THZ EII'ADISTONZ MEMOZZAL Yesterday afteratiela a setae ft itheat saleaded wee held M Wilkie Dear" Kfag lid =l. Janseds, to take tete somilessides the avast male ef auellying respect Br the momery of the leis baba seemease, the Bea Mosatethert niaphisthae Ithr CIWILLII WOOD. Bait, wee called to Me ebelLaad Hew proems were the Doke of Arai, the 1 Earl atealrees, the Bed of almatedialy, Earl Pertesens, Lyvelse, air James Graben, Bert, MX., Mr P. WNW, M.P., Lord Me Bey , M.P., air J. W. Hon, Bart, Mr P. Carrie, Best., lir s Coletweels, Bert, M.P., o tte di tle B. E. Bak" M.P. Sr De Lem Irma, M.P., SAN. M.P., John 1.111•1111011, Mr. M. S. Oust D. MX, Lord Dir, the Hoe. A. Kinaaird, the KW Bee. Holt e, sad say other esdaset Is etalmase, warriors, de. The Carithatax, fa 'teethe the • high micelle's apse the Ire Mr. Moa lw ar e tnar di tig= d tous, and eareerevel W OSSINMODOS vies the übjecte in view. The Duke's( ABOTLL premed the first resolution, to the easel the, `b t *Ns of the mastiag, the eminent public serleee of dee lath Hen. Must 1131plithatoue through out • Lag end varied mew of distlastion sod usefulness idled • brilliant rumple of the Mem( goalies of • British sestamen, and demesne the teethe petite& of his country. The melon tem moseded by Lord ELLINDOILOVON, la • rah Ot saw !meth, is the course of which h e a ll u d e d to he bad derived from penteed eseteneaketion withir s Eptinettes, exteadthe over • period of mei; 30 "DOM The resolution wee carried ems. ors. Led STADLIT sent addressed the ailedne, end in the mareothienmeb.s, that the moot thersetielatii Wimp ef the Mk of the imesesell wee the Whom ead =varied mares, ashram by sleek failure, whiskies bad soldered, sad weigh lad distiegulehed his briniest weer, sad Auer time is peerless ao common dillseity. His leetkide esealuded by ezpreedee • hops that • MMus of Mr. Ilphin. ems Wight one day he placed Is thm metal temple ease oreted aka to divert elership sad to Mims pe l in width, Ice gensestiose gam the flinging of our assist countrymen Mid bees WA (Load spolems.) Hie i thee moved: That In order to give expetenienle a 2 teethe, It le fitting that the pub,' estimation of the mirlass of the deemed statesman @booth be shown by acme pr name, memorial." Sir JOHN LAWRIINCI, in woos:Aim the mottos, dwelt la marked arms oa the pleasure which he had derived hem .a soqaelateace with the deceeeed. sad warmly hie private sad pabik worth. He also alluded to the brll s* career of dem la Mr. Elptuastose la him manly yews' .Halal reel k._ _ _ Mr. Ouwr Dc rr, M.P., threw est a asorooMen that in Hes of a mews they stionl4 toned three sehelenhipe—en te be ems te Oafeed Unieersiry, one to Combridge, sad the third ealhedvely fir the Scotch Universities. The remhttion baying bees carried unsaimosily, ISM trsanora mimed the appointment of a smosittee for the purpose of eolloceleg sibecriptioss, sad datermising the meet appropriate mode of oars) inn oat the obyesto of the marrdsi. Oohed thaws, M.P., emended the meninUon, which, After a hes midi from the Right Hen. BOLT Msa anorms. Wee atiefed masimeeely. • veer hooks to the eitolaan, oa the modes of Lord Siesley, aimed the peosonalisge. DsArs or rim Humor or Rocinerra.—W• ms... tile Imre of the Bahop at Boar ler, ossarrod shanty after 8 doh& kat main at the HO* N. pelareo tows romidenco Is Chord's-ovum The pahaseed Masao of the WWII bad prepared tho /away he the rad academics. Mace his lordship's ratans to tetra ham Dasher, Paha he his esawnwi gradoigly to ilia, sad at het died hem am eahamodos. The donaord pniMy Gasp Murray, wee Moot slantwise is of Lad NOM. Missy. .....d is if the third Duke of handl, sedans M. 12th Jemmy, 1764, mod woo the oldest whir el the MEd. B. va• alaarted at Chrlat Cho* Iliiirrd•drroft Dom Com mil.—Tbo deport of do died= doom • met crosses kw the sht westhe aidler the net .1 Ditember IBA Ass payment d the Wesel al tb hiesioe• dub% the 411wsle a the prehrseee weeke, end on the soda. amesses. reppwra. 7,7 0 31., with Ike over Is the pros hs/I-yerr of 7111 L, mhos on sesishis Woes of 11,461 hum thir the Mow Isms mesesemewl • Odin/ for the half-yew of 21. per oat, brass it the sir et 41. est. per swam. peyote* es the let Ikea, se 7,1174 114 • 62 2 • forPho 42722 esimpesest el the heigege werehosse, sod the esiooded rod impeseol siessesodoties provided la the es& peas dee* hays essesed the mem of &dodoes saddle. ter, sad priest sessowededes Is Yr tsarists of Wade. The ma of WAX is ell Wit bee bees pesoided by the ism ri Omit tar the works speeded ; when the sect of those sad ether works hr seessearily estinded te 111,11001.; owl Ike alless bee boos towyerenly ly Isms es ilibunido, sad by dr epidemics et As comet revasies of the ewer prep soseloW owls, the krlf-1•r for tie payment el We ssel awil le replace which, sad se emplialbs • por tion of do R per eds. hisitoree, do Added so Wink le die preprisdre he of rwwß • tar dier eusest, set aserslbit ISOOOI. , of mimeo alsek. [Addirtisedeot.)--Ncrnoh — ls osuimease firms ions est *errs de c soidoesisi we Maw le SW obi& iber solwrsi. MOON 5.7 1 5 1 :8 r =.ostalsaosol st b Sitrwt o VlZVl sMice wala ... .us airs A bi lisossessft ; she ass WI swam lama eat Mbar bs solsworms.. - ie ism sup. Isr the isalossa Ihs amp Ira lasseass a NASA aid= al be war awl Os INS ass a WI ossy Ss lad pea leo es sor a lbw Mon .soLass",...h.:ogsloytlsr Ati t ...grossissor. silt. oar rir sips_ 11, 5. ▪ flosair. 114 . Vow*: .r Whet ben. lidasp Now kiwi .also: Ise eta kw ems. wesetheet worm • - NAVAL AND MILITARY. A011:111,01ft, FIB. 16. PRomoTlOXL—Bagiaser H. Wearbey, promoted to be aa aCtiog B.et ohne onde , ont emanta.ngineer In dee Conklin, 11, beton ne.m sloop, Amtndien imietard Psymmter B. H. Btenton (1146) to be mynas - Wet** bail dais, sad sdditiosal of the Wellaspos, 73, at Demerit. It is rumoured that Maier-General Douglas, eldest eorvivins en of General Bit Howard amok., G.O 8.. Bert, will encored on the let April Ilejoe-Geaeral Mon, C. 8., in command of the Cort district, who yid be golacted to the oolusek7 of the 34th Ihrgimeat. The let division of the Royal Limerick County Maids ander the maw= of Captain Shelton, errived from Pertinicada rid Cork, or Limerick on Monde, afternoon. The Bad divides end =aqui ere, under the ommliand of Major Millltent, will arrive as Friday. The whole will be disembodied is the 24th. Two hundred sad ilfty of the men are quartered in the Cade Barreoks, and the rest will p into billets. The officers of the let division dined on Tuesday moths; with the °Mare of the 17 th depot bettelloo. Thom ere at penal as leave at t h e regitoist Koko Sir Moho= Ds Barg* Berk, Cmitehm P i ' t Purnell, TRIAL OF JIM _WHITWORMIS RIFLED CANNON. The first experimental trials of the sages and eccsrsoy of Mr. Wltiterarth's bresch4sedies csason, having the peculiar hexagonal bore sal firing the loss si:•sided Nee, which form the ben of that gentleman's prineiple of rifled ordnance, were made at Southport on Wednaday sad Thursday. The results, which have been so hag toned hrward to with agora= by artillerymen sad miners, are stated by the coerespendent of the Tines to here sur prised the most suaglos expectation. The encore, la Act, "was really esteanding. The amino* of fire and length of reap obilisi hem trifling dams of powder were so teeny beyond whet has rear yet been attained, that it is evident we ere apes the eve of emeether molar* la et relating to solentifie granary, sad that even the greatest remits which ban my bra &Mad from the Armstrong gun are likely to be is tarn seepessed by Mr. Wldtwortit's ordnance." Ice the firing with the 12-pounder Ithipthe, the reap, se at lithetheyeses, was marked out by 0110111111 poles placed 1000 yards apart for • total disease of 10,000 peas Went Mae), having short sticks plead in the road at every Madrid yards between the chief poet. The day w Me, sad, though rather doll at the eommeaseent, desired up towards 1 o'clock. (kill, for the immemes dame is which the reap extended, it was difficult to see sisything at all biped the pole which Indicated 4,000 pad; thiserh, as sack was fixed in • preen line behind the other, the gm had only to be laid with • peeper dopes of sieved= to reach the most distant peat. WM the 12-pounder, however, no experiments have yet beta made expressly to test the reap, and m Wiessida_y a siz-het serge with a two-het baffie-ge wee hoisted at I,COO yards, to show the issi seem of ire be. Two the. were allowed to lay the gun sad Smiths singe, the NOOMI of Mack peed between the target sad the pole which Mid it. Of the eight which were them the/ ell mat ttheagh the One within a space of four het mem o sad two through the bales-me, which, fres the Wm where the pa wee fired, Wind seereely bigger then • ales limiL la this result then wee nothing seemislitag to these who have stn the Armee"( fired, or ems the my but prudes meth now and this with ismealt-keel Mid artillery . The amp was N amass of powder, e the Bevies dirge fer an miter, gm el the ems calibr bang 66 omen With the 111 =however, the Mee aid meaty of the she eammens ; the light we low, the ricochet e a w i tL= neerly ewers to the apt, In the Om Ark of the riding. Os shot. after peseta( them" the Moth first greed the lead at 2,2100 yards, then win at 3,1100 after width k went ea rhashetreag ekes the dm% twathing eery or N. psis, midi it berhd itself MID pede hem dle pass ether* it was diecharged. TM elewat of t o te 1111, at which the recoil wee wry bale, the wee bra than that of an ordi ' nem sail seise eesmkmed by the flight of the the oemperehely my slight. Os. man served the gm with the alma is., Mad/swim with mew nippers the tin cartridge en from the breech atter each shot. What 10 made ked be. Sheds with the leeelle we bevel steed, tram the I,ll.peameer pa, the light 3-poseder me ran breed by two am and the practice wee am mead at the pale at 4,000 yards, or very nearly two miles end a half disteat. This range I. consteatly efteised hy the N mad hag 31-poundere in the serwies, elan they get aa elevehe of some 26 or 30 degrees, and are charged with 10Ib. or 161 b. of powder. The rap d 4 .000 Tads, ceder them circumstances, is, es we have said, often Waste; be practice at • Nark at each • distance Is never bused K. The length of Whitwortles ' 12- pounder, we should ham mentioned, fe about aix hot; its bore nearly dues Wiese; and the pitch or tea of the rifling the mere as the of all his light pas, measly, as cAmplete tern la 40 lathes; or, roughly melds', the shot makes asarly tee ...pest :rivolutime eis its axle before it leaves the pa. The bore of the 2-pommier is goat 11 lathes disesseer ; its rider, of muse, is at the aim beset big the length of the gm brim shorter — about 6 het 2 fashes--the shot a met tared so mob bake it haves. Preece, them, with this 3-peader canaries/ Ma 111 depose stream at 4,000 psis, the charge Meg only OMNI mama sad a half of powder. The leakier henrys of the gm were the gem as we have boded Ia ths 11-parader, amp est as no worked the gun with meth greeter seer keg it, without the least attempt at hurry, four times t o than it., tektites The sound of the pc jostle also wes scareely reffible. The fret shot flied entered the seed at 4,171 mode Nthars, and only sex ystds to the left of the Ms; the mead struck at 4,179 yards at only four yarde the left ; the third at 4,224 yards, end five yards to the left; sad the fourth at 4,122 yards, at two yard. irces the lie. The itheatica wee them altered to 29 degrees, the same charge of 7* moose being condoned for the range of posts, here 6,000 so 7,000 rads distant. The first shot at this tremeadons nage reek the sand at 6,760 yards, tad wily five yards es the left of the true line. The • struck at 6,78 t and 12 yards hoes the true line In the snot direction ; the third, at 6.720, was 16 yards oat of the line. This theories to the left was contrary to the asset deviation of the gun, and erase from • rather Mang wind which had eat In from the sea. The pa wee thseekwe laid mom to the right, and the,, a berth slot 6,910 yards' distance sad only two pada le the left of the am line f TM charge of powder me them theressed to sight mama sad the elevation a( the pa rased le 26 threes. The practice thee mode was really extmerffinery. The fleet shot alighted in the sand at 8,970 yards!' daleace, eat, 22 pods to the right of the line. The mead fell at 8,900 yards, and only 10 yards left of the lime; the third at 0,069 yards, 10 yards to the right; and the fourth at the imusease rasp of 9,164 yards end 22 yards to the right. Midway hewers the guns and the target the flight of the projectiles over heed sealed just be bard, and no more. The 1110-peandse was the loaded at 6 degrees eleveket, with 121 h, of powder, with which theme a threw a Nth ier=itlt • head roar, • disease ef SAO yards, Men at right angles and busied huff ha the ma ea ea ham= defiance. A second shot, with the muse charge, first rued the mid 2,020 yards distant from the gme, and aely two to the right et the true Ms From this pole It gamed upwards, bat seethed • straight coarse awed, alighting is the mad et • distance of over 6,009 yards from the gm Had this pose ben monatisd seas to wads at its Ming fired at • high degree of elevation there le not the hest &mit but that It would Uwe thrown Its pomderces is, • diem* of 6,400 or 10,000 yards, •di ame that has sew yet bees gained by lay pa with • projectile of sea weight. Yesterday, kir John Bergamo was preset at the esperf meats, which reve the ems Mounding results se those of Wednesday. The greatest trial of .11 aka plea on Wed nesdey eget, when the 00-pounder will be masted om • stead that will admit of its befog fired at say elevation. This trial, Iran which great results are anticipated, is looked forward to with the deepest interest. SPORTING. TATTERSALLS--ThouriAT. About a dons autocribora punt. ad only tba followbg Ws bid LINCOLN ZANDICAP. 8 to 1 apt Sir W EM* CUP . lloollfo Moms* (t) H. 60 lo 1 riot Mr. Id D ris as Bear (t) 12 to 1 opt Loot Portmoottl'a Bafflosator (t) 13 to 1 Mr. A. Illobsito Tim Wimid (t 14 lo 1) 1000 to 26 MIN T. Dome's tlk Wtlllo. (t) 1000 to 16 Captain eltrietlirs Honor (t) Tae Ri,. C•NON CILSKIIGITS AND TH3 COAL wittresse.—Os Wednieday sight a Imagism of the eosi ellmees of she pert of LOnioll took plain la St. X•xy. debed-reome, Whiteebamel, kr the porysee aig a hewed to lestlvel 1. the 3 ay. dames Champs" the resew at die parbh. ife Wit Hos. Lord /Mary vs. the teak told thole* edema vim vas 111.1 with eeal =awl disk Meals. Lettere van mad ham the se Louise and wad. the Heel of elediesbary sad edam, regrettleg 'het the rev. mesdames vas about te have the perish to mini tar is moths' Ott of the sestrepalb. As addrase vas reed to the tee. asmaresely *mid by eselvidemere, Is tehish they regretted his seemed from that district. There,. potholes. Is eddreedag the eseets fahl the szpetiesoe he had had casvlaoad lieth at the el the port of Loudon were sot toisoisdful of toe thekr . luotheo. There vas, ho woe glad to W, • grades holier of eel tersest seseept the coal mlippre. It was an English hodeposiesee, showing that Ihey eosM set Ihre by soy °dirr amass than thee ova Merit sad the bleeds( of God. TO. 11104114 of their move mot depesded la a get mmanre upon their lofty of action, as& thee they a hew a fah day's work and a Lk day's wane. He hoped that the cealashippers would mad vats maddest balite, sad let di, rides of their society he lashed slier, sod the mamma be each that, wham mis times. Co sisksme overtook them, they valid bad eseeedisg to rely spas. tatu iEnteilignut. • ----- - - EQUITY COURTII.—Yu. 16. (bAN, th•llmbir $b R* 111 4) °Wass ik rains ass• wiroTHaa. Tide Mottos, which mum es yesterday, wee resumed this mambo The pletetiff is the elhor of the PAologrepAie New., of which the defendants, wit° emibtiebed It in 1868, ere the printers and publishers, The plaintiff has been c maectad with the paper Irma its eloacesaiteeimit, end, 8 1 virtue of as ageemeent, dated its Janwery, len, • certain royalty on the melts wee seemed M him to Owe of soy Wary. finder this aereement he waged to give his review to the paper for 15 years, dories which poriod he was not to be at liberty to sestet is the conducting of any other paper devoted to the alas eldest se the Photorephio NOM Disputes ashes. gams** areas between the parties, originating chiefly, it ap peared, in the plaintiff's °Neogene to 'aerations whisk the defeadasts insisted os taking in articles fur nished by him • the omitting of his articles was elm a ground a cOmplaint, and then the defendants, it was alleged contemplated so elteration in the title of the paper, of which bb name would no longer appear as editor. In December last the defendants became much dimatiefled with the conduct of the plaintiff, who formed as eetresemaitt with another paper, the Cayesimil IVelea, and indeed, they denied his claim to be any longer recognised by them es editor of the J'hotogrophie Ram The plaintiff took another view of his new engagement, which he considered se besseolal to the defendants' paper, and now sought by injunctica to restrain them horn interfering with him in his editorial capacity or otherwise. His Honour did not call on the defendants' conasel, and observed that the court could not satithetorily Interline In such a ors. The evidence oerteinly established that withi o without the plaintiff 'a consent site:re does or reheats were made in his articles • bat this woe Oflittle importance and seemed nothing novel. The Court could not determine to what extent snob altera tions Could'properly be tamed, and it was difficult, if not impossible, to reach a satisfactory conclusion on such a matter. The evidence did not establish any case entitling the plaintiff to the control of the paper as against the defendants. In cue of breach of eegmgement by the defendants, the plaintid's remedy was at law, in the steps of damages. The motion most, therefore, be dismissed; the costs to be costs in the calm Tifr. R. Palmer arid Mr. Dickenson for the plaintiff, and Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Westlake for the defendants. COURT OF COMMON PLR/a—FEB. 16. Sittings at Nki Prins in Lsadaa.—(Bokatr Lord Clad Jostlss Ens sad • Spilka Jag.) OTE O. HPORIII.—LITIII/0 TIMM& The trial of this ease was ragweed this ac?. It was an adios to recover 40004 which Mr. Ups bad la advance fora yeas rent of ler Modesty's Thostre, also Nose =- peons to idea he had boa pat ; the ground elastics being that poseardoe of the theatre had sot been gives to Yr. fiye. The delheos was that # was no part of the mat that Mr. Op should be pat lain paearsion, and . = !Ad neatened so damage throegit not having ft. Mr. Leib, Mr. Creamy, sad Mr. Damao appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Bevil!, Mr. Serjesat Pigott, and Mr. Lloyd for the defendant Mr. O. Beck, the attormy for Mr. Hughes, said that he acted in that capacity daring the sigatiation with Mr. Om. • meeting took plats in rehreem to the letting of the theatre on the fed of March, 1862, at witassm's office. Anne( other things whams stated, is the of Mr. Oye and his ligal adviser, Mr. Bergen pra t Mr. Lumley was is poomemW of the theatre, aad thin they had no means of getting him oat but by so Malawi. • long discussion took place as to who shooed boar the amass of the ejectment, and It was agreed bawls Mr. Hughes sad Mr. Bermes that the aspens, should be bores between them, and a clams was drawn to that effect ; but difficulties being suggested, Mr. Hughes sad Mr. Burgess met to con snit Idr. Hedge, the convoys:oar. Mr. Hedp mommanded that the dams should not form part of the agromant. Mr. Oye said be wee so satisfied silk the mass: is which the negotiation bad bon madeoted, that ha was willing to leave it as Mr. Hedge saggeptod, sad W agreement was almost Immediately signed. Mr. Oye said that be knew his taking the theatre would be so repagaset to Mr. Lumley that he would give blur (Mr. Om) all the trouble he could. A ' great deal of dimeassion followed about • Issas, and it wee imaged that Maim amid set then prepare a Wm% sad ft was suggestelthat if Mr. Hughes granted a lens, it Med be timainstad by his 'Moist being szliamdshed. sews sleet maim objectedto a yam, but Mr. Om 'grand his opiates that wins they c om e. Oa he had paid his 6,0001., desk would comae. Oa the 30th Maroh whims saw Mr. and am ap pointmint was treads for gluing Mr. any mmossica they were able to give him. Mr. Hogkees authority was mo deled for that purpose. They went to the theatre on ths Ist of April, and wens missed .admittanoti. Mr. Oyu ap peared nettled," saying that he feared it would be the su b. ject of • newspaper paragraph; bat that seemed to be this extent of his annoyance. He saw Mr. Duman on the Ind of April, and it was agreed that the Im4 way of meting posseimiou was by efeeteneat. On the 9th of April Mr. Oys authorised witness to take proceedings in ejsotraset. Croneexamlned—His object la going to the theatre on the Ist of April was to pat Mr. Walker, Mr. Oyes man, in possession. He was positive that helm the agreement was signed he mentioned the subject of ejectment to Mr. Oye, bat he had no entry to that effect In his diary. Tin witness was further cross-examined about • number °Mita& The Lord Chief Justice however,iatimpossd by saying that the garden was wh a t was . entree* batmen ths 1 parties? the plaintiff s case Ming that be was to have im mediate posseemoa of the theatre, std the dehedsnes cams that be wee only to give such lateen as he had. Witness continued—On the Mid Mardi he believed that they could give Mr. Oye such posotodon as they had, hat be had the strongest poolble doubt that they could give Mr. (he such possessions am would tenable him to nee the tbeatra. He °oak* not say why in his letters to Mr. Oye and his d eists he had not meattread that he thought they could not give Mr. Oye effective possession. Mr. William ffaneal Price Hughes, the d said It was fully mplaised at the interview on I s = March the pomition in which maths stool ; that they bad gore to the theatre as digit creditors, sad lift • ..an they hued the,. is possession, and that Mr. Ltualay wee in °on eurriat posseselos. Mr. Oye know des oirontostasoss per hotly, sad it wee understood that he was to have the gams possession which they had. Farther, that an ejectment night be seeemazy, which !Licensee would have to be brought in WiiIIIISS's name. Witness stated expressly that he did sot consider the pornsion they had was of say prac tical me. The ejectment was to be brought in witness's name, because Mr. Oye objected to his soma being and In litigation with Mr. Lumley. When Mr. Oye asked the miming of the term in the ogronasat that ha was to to authorised " to take pomades. witness ex- Method what pommies' he had, and that Mr. (eye ma to have that possessioe, of whatever value it was. It was said that Mr. Oye was to stand in witness's shoes as as digit creditor. Wither always explained to Mr. Oye the exact position is which matters stood, and be knew every promoting is well am adman did. Witness expended the whole 6,0001. mitred iron Mr. Oye in costs and charges to rephrases to the theatre before ha motel with him interest to Lord Ward. 6;ate-;;;:sised—Whes re mitered hato the he believed it was Xe. file's latestios to opal the rhesus, if he could do so prelhably, that year. Witness believed that be could aria Ow Mr. Oye absolute lon, but only such paseseska as wham tad. He bsl srd his poseesalon wee of as sleet spiel Mr. Lumley. Wither cotdd aot say whether it was kr tbh that Kr. Oys paid 6,0004 Mr. Oye taw best wlst i l a te s g i tbe money for, but altars was happy to 10:41.11 It. ham) Villages had teen edvisad by Mr. Haan& ether counsel that be bad legal pasestalos of the theatre. Mr. Hedge, the oonverinow, said he mottled an agreement harm the pares. 0a the 22nd Match, 1853, he saw Mr. Hughes end Mr. Bargees in Tehrana to it. The precarious nature of the contract was discussed between them, and there was a discussion ea to whom nuns the ejectment should be brought in. Mr. Chas. Farber, the motkaser, said be was concerned for Mr. Beck in lealag the lima.. He was present on the 211.4 March, when the agreement was edged. Aft er a long discussion about the agreement sad about the question of pommies, they watt to Mr. Hedge that be might say what was right to be dm. Robs. Wm. Smith said that he was hrmerly is possession of the theatre for the mortice' sad while Jlllll somebody cams and gave him a written sWptty to hold peemesion for the sleet creditors. He laid peseession der them for a month or more. His pommel= fur lb.. 611111Mbitild to April, 1863, by ejectment. Crage-eusesised—He WWII held vagaries of the keys of the Mr dome. Fish held than ler Mr. Lumley. Witness eccapied Madam Orion mom Langhter.) Fish said Mr. Gpe wag aissftg le get (Lague if be got in he (Flab) would give Idea iato may. The Lord Chief alter seam dieuresign as to the way M which the ease should be dime" istimaird that if be had to datermhe what was the mamba el the agreement his million was amine. the Weedier ; but that qualm would be reserved for the court if raissemy. If the matter wee for the jury he should ask them whither they were of opinion that Mr. Hughes maireeted M glee Mr. Bye power an, or only the right M Mad le the dam of Meet by sleet. The*, "desisted that It was set necessary ill his lord =sum ap In detail, their Melondetail, babi a favour of the A millet was accordingly returned for the plaintiff for 8,7301., lift the 5,0001. paid, Lorna opal it, and 4591. paid by Mr. Bye for insurance. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—FIa. 16. alttiais at NW Press, at Odle11A—(Belon Yr. Bum Mink sad a Bpsdal Jury.) MORGAN AND ANOTIRR e. 71■ LONDON DOCK 001. PANT.-711 WlOll AND SPIRIT TIADIS.—ALL/tOID FRAUDS IN Tll LONDON DOLL. Ter else was resnard this with the auselsatioa of 1144111111 witaseses as behalf of the stiff to prove trete the we*. pusisaill 1. and u. tl4l44loestlee 41 the wise complaint% el la the bill of poetised's.. Their testimony west to show that the whin wore suit damaged dudes their sooting. with the now of proving the eyelets is mimeos/ is the dock., as to lb. Weise of Mar, a sambrr of fee. safely is the onspmay's elapiey was caned. :1. sejarky a there bad, its wee proved hi srsee-emendimtiol boa Simmteeed trent the isempany's awoke ; bat agreed that the mimosa was, when a cub of wine we : I L; end the duty acme to be Fuld on removal, that the coopers Ailed up the &Ardency hem nay auk that wee near or within the mane hood. It wee peeved that tide wee al in one otos when a cooper intended r mho pal • la sherry by drawing three piker of pert Imo mother omit, and the puoishinset, aa stated by the witness, wee that the man ao offending was exalted to • higher grad*, at 100 i. per anal. It however appeared that In general this system wee carried on without the knowkdge of the °Saabs higher then the grade of cooper,, and that the parties giving the evidence had been for the mom part discharged from the company's employ. Subject to some documentary evidence, the plaintiffs' cam closed, and the defence will be opened this day. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—FEB. 16. (Before Mr. Commidoner Xmas.) _ IN SIWIODANL. Ms bankrupt, described of Lower Thames -street, applied fbr his certificate. Mr. 141111112011 owned for the assignees, on toe ground a reckless trading. No one appeared fur the bankrupt, but a written statement was pat in on his behalf. His Hower said be did not approve of traders entering Into ostensive speculations without capital ; but in this cam Mere was no evidence that the bankrupt knew be was inacti vate until the change took place. On Its authority of the teas of " Experts Johnson," the court would grant a mood clam aertifioate. TSB POLICB COUB7B. WESTMINSTER. A few days ago Bentolowsi Monies, an Italian beggar, was charged with annoying the Inhabitantsi of Belgravia by im portuning them for alms while exhibiting a motikey. An in • tartrates having been obtained and the Nam folly proved, the magistrate oommunioated to the defendant that begging was not permitted in this country ; he would suffer him to depart on this occasion, but if again charged with a similar dream he would be sent to prison. The defendant appeared askeished at this assurance ' and urged that the contract be had entered into with one Jose Borlo, of Saffron-hill, was binding upon him, and must be fulfilled. Be had been brought ever from Parma by Borlo upon a written agreement for thirty months, and was to take out the monkey end bring home money every night, falling in which he would be ill treated. upoe hearing this, directed a Nimmons to issue against Borlo for sendiog the boy out to beg. It was answered by a friend of Borio's ; but as the magistrate was most desirous of seeing the latter himself, the ome was further adjourned, and Borlo now put in an appearance, ao companied by Mr. Lewis, jug. Yr. Lewis informed the magistrate that the boy bad ab et:coded, and was nowhere to be found, and although he was very diminutive, he was of age, sad his master hid no morel am him. Mr. Arnold said it seemed perfectly clear to him that the boy *as tinder articles to Botio, who had brought him to this tionntry, and was living upon his mendicancy. He thought It very setraordinary that he was not now forthcoming. Mr. Lewis said it was not tree that Bodo had brought the boy from Parma, nor had he sent him out to beg. Mr. Arnold remarked that Borlo's friend, who had at drat appoint, had admitted that the boy was lining with Bork, whom he reoognired as his padrone, and it had been shown that the monkey had been restored to Bodo, as the owner. Ns had very strong suspicions ea to the reason of the boy's absence, and begged it to be understood that he should remand Betio upon bail from time to time, until the boy was fathoming. Mr. Lewis urged that his client ought not to be held re sponsible for the nun-appearance of the boy, whom be was told was suspected to have returned to his native country. The police intimated that he had been men in London within a few days and was no doubt about Saffron-hill. Mr. Arnold said be would do his best to put • stop to this traffic in Italian boys and the monkey nuisance. The cies was then further adjourned for • week. THE EUDOET. The following letter has been addressed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr. Glyn, Y.P. " Downing-street, Feb. 16, 1860. " My dear Mr. 61 I think the suggestion which you have conveyed to me that contract notes, like receipt& under 40.. shouldbe exempt from stamp is is very good ow • sad it likewise seems clear that :the law should be so alte red se to permit the transactions which are known". time-bargains. • I will avail myself of this opportunity to mention certain points chiefly, though not exclusively, with reopen to such of the resolution" now before the House of Commons as impose what I may call collectively, foe convenience, the new penny charges. " I. These resolutions differ broadly from those which relate to the imposition or removal of Customs duty with respect to the time when they take effect. For immediate practical purposes the former have the force of law when the resolution itself has bees adopted. The latter will have no effect whatever until bills shall have been brought in, shall have passed through all their clomps, and shall have re ceived the royal assent. Indeed, as most of these changes will be hud In the form of stamp duties, a further interval for the preparation of the stamps, and for various executory ouvengentents, will inigenersl be required. Even ;the preli minary arrangements themselves cannot be proposed until the greater questions of Custom and Itzetae shall have been submitted to the judgment of the House of Commons. In this part, therefore, of the subject there is ample time for the consideration of details. "2. It is Kbytes important to recollect that, from their nature, all those resolutions which contemplate increased or new charges cannot in general fully explain the measures of which they are to be the basis. The salutary rules of the House of Commons require that for the greater security of the subject all new taxes shall first be submitted, not in the shape of bills, which admit of clear and lull detail, but in the Asps of resolutions which are intended to state the general outfine only. Unless this be borne in mind such resolutions must of necessity create uneasiness, as they cannot set forth the exemptions or the modifications with which the applica nts of the general principle is usually accompanied. The place for the consideration of all these is the subsequent com mittee on the bill. It is, on the other hand, necessary that the resolutions should be drawn so largely as to include everything which might come within their range; for by the rules of parliament, 1111 you we'l know, charge may be limited, but cannot be increased or extended, in the discus dons on the bilL _ _ . . I hen no doubt that in the adjustment of these penny and minor charge' we shall find many details requiting con sideration. At the present moment the course most favour. able to the progress of public business won' I be that those gentlemen who ars immediately concerned should, If they think fit, make known to me, in writing, the modifiostiona which they may thing most necessary, end should set forth whatever they may think the extreme mesa iu which the application of the general mill would ha productive of Moon. 'science to trade. I should thus ha enabled to bring to gether the results of mach general experience, and should be prepared to enter advantageously into personal exeminations • little later. " 4. With weep* however, to one or two of the measures, I ma reentioa the peril rule by which the government to be pilled. " (a) As respecti the registration due of one penny tips imports sad ezparts, I compute that its average =omit will be aboat ls. 10d. up& the hundred pounds, while it will be levied on the snipe' papers. In particular oases it will he lower, and in some others higher • but speaking generally, I should regari f per mat. as th e mexinmai,, and I do not think it ran be limed necessery for the purposes of emoti on of adjustment in any ore to any It so far as to make It equal to per mat. I aatielpate free" it • material im provement infant stalletiee of oar external Made. In fixing the details of the charge we shall have to consider the num ber sod oomplication of the entries, se well as the values of the pods. " (b) In the charges upon certain operation' performed with respect to goods in warehouses the government stand upon • twofold principle,juit, I think, in both its pave. The first is. that the very heavy 0311 t of the warehousing erne= to the maim, as it Y manersted with certain operation", sip- Melly upon wines sad spirits, may be equitably reviewed, and moderate charges imposed upon such operation' ia relief of the department against the co.t to which it Is put. The second is that by means of • charge as removals we propose to lay the ground for • system of island bonding on priaai pies which will be fair and equal as between inland Lawns and ports which hays the privilege of warehooaing with respect to article' that they do not import. As to the partiouLar rates to be flied, I think that they will require to be carefully considered in detail. -- " - `c) As respects the proposed charge; upon oontrect notes and dock warrants, we snail have to ornaider carefully the definition proper for the drat with respect to the ordinary coarse of trade; and as rsepeots the latter, I bare no bents. tion in dams that if we end the charge of threepence likely to mount in a large umber of instances to a serious bunks we shelf not hesitate to reduce it. "5. Leaving the subject al the new or penny charger, I subjoin information whiub I ought, but fur the premolars of other matter, to have conveyed on Friday night with respect to certain articles rubject to excise at home, which are to be imported from abroad on altered terms. The proposed changes will take effect for the foreign artiolsonly at the time when the duty on the domestic production is reduced or re moved. The duties of customs will not be removed from satiates of paper until the Ist of July, and the duty on foreign hops will not be reduced to 14s. until the Ist of January. 6. Lastly. With respect to desires which have been ex mend is various quarters for further changes in the French eartanm laws, over end above those which are ocespreimuded is the treaty. Them cannot, I apprehend, be made the sub • jest of aa y tozerausitati.he whi c h can affect the course of parliament with regard to the treaty itself. But, Mamma astir' governuout cave proposed to parliament various me.. vane favourebe to French commerce, in addition to those whietk the tre.ty contains, they will, if those mermen shall be adopted by parliament, feel no sinealty whatever la making tepreeentatiot a to the French government dray demand which may ewer in hunt° be rasaena so far at hoist as to recommend it to favourable consideration, " I minas sir, yonr's Aaterely. "G. C. CO's, Req. , x i'. W. E. OLAIXITOMI." Ship letter begs will be wade up for Melbourne sad Auuk , rod, 1.. b, ie.& by the ellemer Sep% white le W bleu Liverpool ea the 64 proxies. JURA72B. • COTTON.—Lmaroot., Pas. 16.—Although the market hes ham rather slew to-day mime ewer to be pretty well supported. The trade still aratimese to Mu Mu very scarlaity. TM min are 7,000 bales, of mid& MOO an tor export aad epsoulatioa. WOOL AND WORBTED.—Bnanronc, Pan. 16. There Is no ohmage to report in the wool market. Bales are limited chisay to the immediate requirements of buyers. Pricer remain firm, at about last week a quotations. In nibs and broken there is no change ; the disproportion between bag and short wools was never greater than it is at the pre en t time. The yarn market a very quiet. The export holies, have reseed to operate, and the demand for home um stunption is very slack. Under these circumstances pukes are hardly so firmly meinteined as they wow, and in some instances buyers have been able to effect purclumes at lower prioes. The piece market is no way improved. The American houses are doing nothing, sad the 11011211-1311 d• merchant. are doing but very little. The budget le regarded with great favour in the market, as another great step in that policy under which England and her trade have so proeparea during the lace 17 or 18 yam. Both the Chamber of Com. mace and the Bradford Town Conseil have adopted petidoes in favour of the new treaty with France; and, if need be, the mercantile men of the district will pronounce an =air Skiable verdict la favour of the budget, es a whole, regard ing It ea a grand measure ia 'deemed the free-trade cease. CORN.—litainarmax, Pea. 111.—At Gloomier and Worcester markets, on the 11th, the wheat trade ruled firm, bat no advance could be obtained on any description. Barley la. per quarter dearer. Oats 6d. per quarter cheaper. Beans held for rather more money. Peas tending upwerde. During the present week, wheat has sold readily at a rise of le. to 2s. per quarter. Per, le. • barley, 6d. ; and oats, 3d. per quarter higher. Besse la fa vour of seller. At Wolver hampton, yesterday, there was as increued supply of wheat, which was taken very elowly at as improvement of le. per quarter. At this day's market there wee a large quantity of wheat offering, and the trade closed dull at an advance of la. per quarter. Barley 6d. per quarter dearer, and oats held for • similar improvement. Beene quite as high. Peas le. higher. Bayless, Fan. 16.—We had a good supply of wheat, the condition of which was better • at th e wag of the market arprices were asked, whi ch Wanness, bat event a fair trade was done, in some oases at an advance of is. a qr. Barley was in go od supply and higher prime were asked; a few lots ware add at an advance of is. a qr., but generally last week's prune ally were obtained. Wheat, best, 46e. to Ws. per qr. ; do. inklabig, 395. to 46e. per qr.; do. inferior, 34e. to 39e. per qr. Barley, 33e. to 465. per qr. date, 23e. to 33e. per qr. Boma, 40s. to 48e. par qr. Pass, 42e. to 46e. per qr. Flour, fine (per sack), 365. to 41a.; ditto, seconds, Ns. to 36e. _ _ . . IiANCHISTIIR, Fan. 16.—There bee been mere activity In the trade here knee this day se'nnigbt, sad the tendency of prior has been gemerally in favour of milers, though not to any material extent. The foreign arrive!. at Liverpool are only limited, bat moderate of oats and oatmeal from Ireland. Oar Corn Exchange this morning wee well attended, but the weather having become damp ceuaed the tred i e ou t a n c iu u llyiet. Wheat was only in limited demand, end may be le. per quarter dearer. For dour there was y soy la g/AIM but it wee geas.ally held for 6.1. per eackniore Oats ware rather dearer, bat owl:awl was without ona i Z n e% value. Egyptian beans and Indian corn advanced Is. per varier. Nnw•na, Fin. 16.—At to-deje inarket there wee a good demand far all grain. Fine qualities of wheat and barley le. per qr. hinter than last week. Oats for seed inquired for, at a further advance. NIMBI:MT, FRB. 16.—We bad an increased eapply of wheat, which fully maintained late rates. Barley mares and an &dream of 2a. per qr. ass established. Oats, Mans: sod peas dull. UXBRIDGE, FEB. 16.-The supply of wheat la short, and being improved in condition tells Doty at 2s. per qr. ad vance in pries. Spring corn is unchanged in ZDINIIIIIOII FEB. 16.-We had in the market to-day 1416 era. wheal, 1,029 barley, 2,697 oats, and 319 beans. Then were sold-Wheat, 1 ,387 qn. ; barley, 862; oats , 1,989; and beaus, 224 gni. As compared with last wok-Wheat wee 4s. up on top, and Is. 2d. up on average. Barley was Same as last on top, and la. 7d. up on average. Oats were 17e. 6d. up on top, and 2d. up on average. Beans were ls. 9d. up on top, and ls. 2d. up on average. Prior pet imperial qr.:-Wheat, 40a. Od. to ILL Od. Barley, 31.. 3d. to 42.. 04. Oita, 22a. 04. to 48e. Od. Beans, 41s. 04. to 48.. Id. Weight of top-Wheat, 66111 a.; bar ley, 68e 1 be. ; oats, 461 be.; bean , Mks. CATTLE.-EDINBI/102, Fan. 16.-The supply of sheep this morning wee larger-the number 4,837, being 897 more than last week. Sales were slowly effected, and prices in a good many instances Is. a hod down. Top pries of the best aged block-faced 'adder., Sid., corrent top, Bd.; cur rent price, 70.; ewes and inferior, from to 7ed. per lb. The supply of cattle was also large, there being 836 or 103 mon than on this day week. Demand good, and price. much the same, compared with those obtained last market. Top price, Be.; carnet, 7e. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; middling and inferior from 6s. tole. 6d. per imperial step. Fed pigs, from 6e. 6d. to 6.. per imperial stone; six to eight weeks old do., from 9.. to 13e. a head. Numbers in Inerket-Sheep, 4,837; fat *Mt* 827 ; WI& cows, 101 ; pigs, 277. TRAFFIC RETURNS. WIWI'S Mar Per Mow Tebil. To OPrig. morn Amass. MO. MA. Week mew Mob. 6. / A A MA ARAMs . .. WI 178 910 930 Weiss. Ilkii;iiiiiiiiiikiel lialarks ___ ''' - !!? !!! !!! !4O . _ __ 13716971 ma Furor 3,21i Lig 6.711 6.417 *sok =Ova lob. IS Oman =I Um. oak solleg Fob. 11. Esirtss Mutsu Amass— Mows Os Warn Watirford Nod Uwe.* . 77 514 646 1.079 1,060 Week* wid✓Nona Loadeadiserf awl 110 UT 413 767 772 Wel Nlgedin Nor* arises DOM sad Mims= 6.6 616 1,016 1,0011 lisolk Wass 62 5.833 Wow 4.650 s lob. 22. Narresstar, sod AllsUrien 616 233 087 768 1174i9M KO 15,171 24,. 30 26.101 32.276 Iflr•raired, Loacarlan. sad Obabh. lmotlts 16606 MOM liositddh Orogrol moors Otonllss,Nor96ll6 Yaws Outne ...... 09 9,633 11.774 WWI 41.137 &mhos sad DuNosto9 593 6.111 6,109 7,197 MON/ . .. 723 74 1,41 1,404 ...ittrertissuriti HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. —Thu .lasemitla haerhe la pahlle tellamillen ter am. sail le he le be the rat essietel anode In the anti hMe bah, ea the weak rasattat 01 ebstemetkaa from the elearh, the agelaper 101 ast pattlybe di. the .4.. blooe. 3=1,11 lea le tre ll =te perirelntSMOte It h ahe 6 Rena* at the esthaelle may Ow the email 'dopes& S, sad V Wig mestwalia le heath The heneatialeles eat dahatie rasa is theee Isviecessine Ptlln tatteh me inmate ee apearlat anal has aleaaakelea bringtft beet those tamale bap, *Nei meesdend by a pee aseetton. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HAVER—/.s. 13. M Pimlico, the wife of - irtT.l;6;. - ii.q7;V: LT. DU IllAbit.-1146. 11. at All Painti, South lamina, Baulk, the nth of the nee. R. N. Durrant. of • daughter. OLENDINNIN O.—F lendlaning. eh. Leg . o 10. at • eon • Pendletaa. Lab:halm, a s wife of S. Of 011AMA111.—leh. 14. at Norfolk...mare. Hydwaark.the wife of J. A. tifshante, req., of • daughter. DRAT.-IcA It, et modem Rectory, near Nevnaket. Wm wile of the MN. T. A. Oray. M.A.. of • Doll HILL-7•lt. 11. Herefordtroad oftb. Nagenater, au, of N . BM. Mfg .ei • danglater. JAMES .UN —Nib It. t h e wife of Mr. Jackman. of Donee .commonA 111111106.1. Lucio.-leb. If. at ROO =On. the We al Thomas ACM, FA at etelmoo Nam Blackheath. Cm. of • I !emitter. 1111111.111/L—reb. 14. at Albert...vars. Cla•ham . nlocl. off* Of D. B. Melton. Not. of • &weber, 1111.1.11.-110. M eon. Oillbonk a at lsoode• gardens. Maldahlll. the idiot A. W. MID; ot PlllollY.—hl. 13. at Allehenaroad, Want Hacknee. 11104 b of A. Proem Msg.. of • ema 1.1. of Ifltsforigoire, th• wife of A. IC 800, It.. O.E. o▪ f • IKO. lILIRRIAGEB. BOARDULII-10(1111808.—Ton , Met the Cathedral. Bonnier. by UN Rev. W. W. Johnson. H.A. John, von al Mr.]. A.h.,g. ▪ to Beggerri4 daughter of Mr. C. ltcgannt, all of fltryord. war Monebeeter AAAAA DINS—IIIITON. —Yob. 11, at the Dahl ebarch,roz boom, mertfeedeldre. by the Rev. T. B. 0. Moore. Br. Thu, nerd* , to Boma. &guider of Mr. W. Marc. both of OW-roe DAN B. OTT.—Peb. 1 4. at arattags, by tbe key. T. J. 8 • B. 8. Daniell. Beg, Captain Madras nudism to Charrei Ana, daughter T. IL Ikett., Req.. of Upper sound . .gm Croook, LLOT ki tfoltoAff.—Teb. lf.olBt. Joao'.. PontherkkorrosoL • the Rev. 0. Lloyd, Yeast Benner, sou of We Rev. W. Lloyd, Rect. of Do,OCS. to Julia Fuller.phter. of Use late C. R. Mes ma, UR.. of blorfelkiminent. Bide MORRELL—BAT —lfeb. 14. Men I aria. Brysoston square, by tat ley. O. B. Morrell, H. B. Morrill, tip., of Moelaford. Berks. be Louie, daughter of the Ms J. O. flat. tip . d Kelso. vvothold. RICHI.BBBON—WAIID 11/111.—leb. 11. at Christ Churca. Morro. go% Yorkshire. by tbe Zoo. B Jensen Mr. J. Richardson. Jun., to Mary. daughter of Om lair Mr. B. WardiN/b. bli HM1.0,4. DZATEIB. BAale LL/M air D.—n/4. 14, 44 07 3;;;; 4 ;;;;; 04 . E • 0. Ballard. BLA "' 31, et Madrid. of diatomite followed by typhus feeer,Jobo Weatbarlay Mellower. Bee.. seed 91. MIIOIIMOOD.—POb. 1?, a 4 Oolloro-tensee, Bow, J. L. Brletwooll. O4,lMed 49. OOLO.—Yeb. IS, al flogdaderwtreet, Cloudeskywewere. Elishbeth Odes. wee of Mr. T. J Coles. used 31. OUTLIIL—Ifeb. 19. at QueeWevadeos. Seem Lose. WO Of Illie law. Z. Ostler. seed 60 . 44.2.aisc..—Feb. M. Bober' Wllllsan Haretaf, ape. e 4 Ellihelt l 4 sad 109 lleeietreet. lo Me 3610 year. Ile HOLM .—Feb. IL Melamine, wlre of Mr. A. Holmes, of fit. Pte. elrowtreet, Balord. aced 66 usixrus.-4 . .b. 14. el Belestow. Mars Mantel Eilleeeheb, widowef tbe Richt Roe. Cbrlstopber, first litsbop of Jarealos. SlolllllL—pet. lb. et Tarloweleequaro. fl. Moser. Eoll.,111• 6 MMMMM OD.— he. IA Mr. B. Oreserod. of Orerageto, Belford. ROBBillik4l.—le b.tswe, IA as Walton-gram I.W. iosbambeifilles Mr. D. Rober ewe TA BR LPHARD.—Ieb. IS, a* Csaterbary•rllleA Brixton. Elisabeth. We at Mr. D. Iheidlerft seed BE einTa.—ra.u. Mei& willow se J. Smit . isq.. el Lode. aged M. MOM mad rataird Wastes Eno Sham w Awe. Lesakeed threet, the OW et [thaw et the 011ett Lomb" Itteeelt. be the rieMtel IT. IS& 4