The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-02 00:00:00

LAW INITLLIGINCIL (TIM DAT.) EQUITY COURT. (Dom Vom-Cloosoolko Wood.) dootivovox V. corscowooo.—vms oovaa 311.411. convener. This bill was Mel by Timothy Meniagtos our the Meth el demasiskg his rights with redwesse to the attest he the coa of reds betimes Dever end Cain 11111 g WV*, Oland. The bill awed Or by as airesmat sew the 300 Ap o. iisk led rade behests the Admiralty at the sae pert, end ice deetaleate Jerre. Charterer, and Mar, end lidoinei liot of the Mar pet, is sonsiderades of AIM to he moll be thaotheonte. ilms hthalney er =l le rd. sod sod Churchyard armed to them theta helengleg to the mows. The 'blest Ws wobbles wee to meld. the sostrectoes rseer, me saitber serrar width they bad pre . bousiy mewed inee with the Aftiralsy he the can rpm of the maids eiresey menelemed r white metier bond them to Mee sic mesh sapped In the emir The bill allspd that the mitred fur the el the malls was enured tato for tt• baulk d sders j tsssshsde.esgad the Varaff ash the following eircememegue--re s t Ist isms time base tbs ezers , ,a of Ude agesswooat tb. defindeate ad the 'Amid • were le the of Mr. Edward bald Ira , the proprielerrtt sewupeper, sad the principal err of the ekes yacht thidina, which wee seed s. • iboy itch best for that stiwapeper. Ti. dehedlest Church ward was a repartee sad afterwards the editor of the str.ve tereseepti, and HeeryJeskise tee the mire, and the planed ea ob. eeriness if the rear yacht. la the laver end of In:A it was esrommed thet Admiralty sa,poesd to advertise her teklen fur the contract to carry the alrres milk It wee aneaged be twnes the plaint, sad the delmkste sod lir. Baldwis that they would all anwociste themselves together for the pup re of toaderlarr for the costreth The platen! math the celeektioos, sad Bade** Yee to i mp . p ec l ty w the capital to work the uod. The lender wee misled sesepted. sod shortly ertelting ef.erwards Deldwie hem the roamer,end the defiredeat Mere erne to I. W plain Ti. following t wee then some to heteess the portion upon the conetrecno• of this dm mat the emotion. in this suit needed :—The arreemest wee dash the 30th day of November, 18611, and wade brims the plaintiff of the first pr. :mph Grey Churchyard of the sooded part, Clothe Jahn NOM al the third part, and elm referring to the seams. hr the mule, and to the °ocelots for the auks{ of the phinelik wee ther.by agreed that thbjeet as benlanfter represeed, tee plague should. dories the vitalises eras mid sentrames entend kw by the Mil o•ollMinigelf• 1111 100,11•11111. Sot sad be seder the direction enid subject to the sweiral of Cherie Jeba Men ; sad it wee thereto , further agreed end dearth that the rid T. Earringtoe shield , emend except whin stherwir permitted by the said Clarks Jobs Mar EM sad dome kis whole Wee sod atteatiou to the duties of the esgthesrieg dip trews, of all the steam er ramie gegagid In the markt, seder the direction of Mare, or of Chute:heard, If Mere should se keel, nod should frees time to time is en alp obey full, aid shills by all the direcisse el Merles lohn Mrs, or ef Choorahward, aad as the sepleiniendent of UN angisawiNg dopeennost of all mar slime moth whir were eseaged, et from time to Yee arid be aged la the servke, or it the pu pae . et the coakeet, or which should other vine be is annezten with the lesel, express, or peessener emir between gbh coney and any of the Fels ef rumen Bel gium, sad Hulined,t • train this to tithe hillethed to Mar ragas, by Cheeks John Mare or Joseph March ward. Led It wee thereby breast that Is retire aid by way of ressensesties far Ms grows stomata, the said Clarke hem More should ley unto the mad T. lierringtos the teeny mem of 4604 by equal querterly moue's, and is seethe thereto • sum eqatvelent ti 10 per Noma is lb. M prole ad ouslaga, If any, to be derived from tllif resole thissiel the Hod ul or pocket service, raw sr by rites at the coo um will the Atheirthy --ewe yew mane M serresee and to r.• - bred Mee the let day of Apia dm last, awl se be pay able sosarlig. AN it wee funky arena that proper boots mid sessests should el ell waxy tmentione asenested with the rid resole and ow me, ware the sad .avant, and that sea asiessis Mould boo reds up ^'r7 ananally dos the 110 thy id April , par. and Yr I a rape Isimersbest aerial stwald UM be mode est by or by the orders ef Kam or ef Chunky/rd. aed • m a thereef should be tubbed es es soft mien be le , mid whioh,th by • stai story desieestios r Moss or Churchyard, should be biadmg sad onsideme apes Harriegtoe, hie eldellitlrl sod adalairtems, and Is wr thereby ferther timer Um le USD awl is WM se ea ! cam's's& should be mode by Uwe r C bsmhwsei dist sr bad asploord oath dada and desatim es nerossid. sr wherein amiremed bersif. the ratter Amid. in ma Maw and Chartered should so rah be reforred le the Widowed sod determiss thei elf Jame Aar. the seenetwag dimes, ef the rev:tauter eel Warr his. Merida** 0 = Lad Stu in sem the mid Jame Allele shout be of ad rode that the tad oco of T. had ban ass urable, and had marl ead diner', the Hrasstsa should beeeserly croso es ate as sub separlateadiag segleser ...finned, sod theeld thersehme Ire en rigto to tie said eatery or &lowness of 4001. per essurs, ad else the said par onstage of 104 per ensue es the set roam and weal, and all other bestrew to mensense with the 1111111 MIN& and owlets nupectively, which ebeeld is that ere se lower he payable to liernesten, bat showill be at alb dierseetelMeeeesdChaechweed. wane wersolithodwilthitho M e m.w•time.r morre. erre the.toenpp theesrelses el .one Nb., pence err par The segemest wee made sad anted taw with the kamlodr, monst, se pithy ed Jostles. Tbe tell then set set lb. Atom WWl* has ✓im is reform se arement. The rim white ascoo iWo dOtlood is his Meeeerfe pedgmest. Mr. Eat, Mr. U. 5.,.,, Mr. Embank, Mr IL Cairns, Mr. newiletelt, sod Mr. Mops's, emend Ist the pries. The VM-Citaterthe ear that the poises bad Mr with ,foresse le the 40116.8111—tbe lest of which was os Make the sentrar areared he a prinerhip sr sr whether it wee ese el mere tales sad emir - Maw it was perfastly wee that the oar epee pertsmehlp i where the etteeles met het sae the envoi prism sod thkd had tented epos lye dialsettsee, sod the those omes imill a elks kis mewed by Lord UM sad other Mgr ; Met as the rights of parties ism.., and as regorded the of roast ow as passe, betheses the thew NAOMI. as meth Ammer . ef '..Lain wee I M es hed is the law. The oases torrid epos the_ lesseles ef the leueses of the _ pewee. New teekes et this twee is that light, he sea ts set that say NW 1011 bl allemed IL The rawer too his 1.4..1 ourclearly • sontreat hr turieg ad, .else—Cr melee et a turf misty el 4501. pee sager and a tualsoting gala, added of 10 pis m id if pendia. Tlie rest port areal wee this It was mid if this lo 01111,201 he his tad •SIVKIP the *astir* reseedy wee at leer, and se wild veld be had us the bill. Bat it yes seserered the the Swab/ waded discovery ea' set sly that, tee seam elm. 1 k,. twist lOW lIIIPSind w hie Hewer the eeriest ens. Eves if the • °street blames the porter wore km_ "Wish thee It wee he meld reader th e .suers._ him Mt this wee, bet vlllB he loser at the osstmest end saw Aso tar d. erre. bard themehose is a 'pedal mamas Is reiesod a , saute , wbr ha lame that than asessthe bed sr bar auto' oat, sad whoa he varesehmill thee. asesedisp Is the dohedoat's ows showing. while lbws was warm he dL ttr•., the menses wow se welemiestme and samplered tw so ' , grimed anoserieste had had is mashing the ow, hews. drier imalseely le the othelesks thee the pide. tiff had • right a thou sallsoame sf a sere af salty. Thee there menthe third pearien whir hal beta , @treed, miry, am to the eater al Ur plairire right web mar to the 1.1 p er ..•,, aid with reword athe opesolles owe ram reed • Wit 10 per meth was to be eakehMeL itte r•elteg t. the defesderw's view the maseake of the we ibmi that wbownie_ my of the sia Irish the •t cur bowed to harsh fee the a.- sryow r o 1 mle wru ecthally mese/ Is war sr toy s a e s them the pielatiff yr to haul 10 per essL ars the prow es.d. la that trip, whether week= w00..01e Ly the wail., ur by the cerrithe of geode p a ... • ew. so...Klieg to the plelebre veer he our hai• bid • there In all the grabs of the la Alpe yo awed be Um r..a.v.nco of mule, whilst they °entitled to he yawl. wed as that service • and that daring that time, however they toirlit be .splayed,he wee to hoe* 10 per test. upon th. prnhts they to ids. This veer appowedlo his )I . 4 harar the iv. , epos theroortructio• of ,he ogrosiont. Aid Ibis opswo woo etresgt honed by lb* cm"' whieb the S. p•fe.•• throws had th.e..lees adopted. They bed all the of the weete iso le, .., ,r derived, tato the mixed freed, wad had mods Do cleatiketudi of allot wiewtheir 'be ..flies. from th ey Led Leto derived. Upee this past the plaist.ff's onotesfi•A wee upheld. The teeth hoist Hush wet se to when tilt sostreet wee to be vendee...l es deteneised , sad AU opined up gems ti skies which did not attach to the riter p.e.te. The cool•oflos is olio Ode was this the centime' .oust Nan writ 1963 ; co the other lane worm of deter weir It by *wk. were elaimed. We Wearer, upon a themeheetion of the proiielthe of the messes sad of lb. evidence el what tied bees the memo( ikettsg ender it, e•• • • i 4 tha coselu.don that the esteems chews oe ekberalde air ha s.ta r ainr d , but 'het the wietreet weer be takes Vi Oa.. det. raised in Urt., It..s. There mulled bet the leeettoo sad .poi this it eppeered that the cub up t. the bearing mat ha pent by the dethedeet Cbu.. eard with the ezateke of curb Wei 01 Wet* 0.1.1.. 11. 1 4• r : r i nt 'ha *inn( to be ocei•eeed • partner. In. gin woo the c 0 , ,•• of lbe othe r deforket Sc.. WAS of." ~ .bo ductiesiue marred until further ses 0. ierence eau. on. to:srsisToßY COURT OF LONDON. (bekre Dr. Travers Twirl, Visse-Gesztal ef w PrIMMOD of Caiterbery.) KILIWOUS RIOTS AT ST. GEOIWE'S-Is. TII2 EAST. • TIT Orlr r ~ t Toll JI Del PIinITOTED NT TM! ZIT. &&&&&.1v... I , 11114141111 OP TNI rlllllllll Or UT. l• 110•INITT Ni. /10111• T 101111111, • 14111•111••••IIIT TIO• or • . alt la Odds the 44 oloat woe &ma *lib Ibrawifog mod taowropoo Hu Bo nkl of the dm &Go tb• Ai* of Await Assosilsl articles bad kw lid opliot THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1860. I Wm. tel be beil bees perwetheentip wawa le pot is ea arm Me ler. bribe &Hal Is de ee se a how berth,. Me ambler Wheeled le the we Xr. I. wee sew be ethentleees. bet diet threegb wientiepbebsi the resived the emedell ankles. T. delbedeet ontheed this atalemast. teldhe that wager the etheaded Meth. he wee et Mee te knew what emu le tuba He wee peepwed es swat the Memel erelethe, beams they were wholly eater. The loaned Judge thee be apply Mae Regirkee's ethos, where be wenn be thraiebei with . sem Hi ea ewer pet be pet he bebre the sat tweet der, et it be bed Ws be nth" be lout etill weed se rein • segettee bees. Tbe hither Passim al the we w Oland .word- THE POLICE COURTS. slue DAY.) MANIIIOII-1101181. Gawp Clerk, wile ea beard the Million &bag me* was Wised babes Mr. Alderman Lawrence with wan three_ wire of seise, bine b., the property of his emptoyer, lb. f las h, Sett etheeme. Waher Loeb amid be was an •ppraatJ as bawl the William, Weak bad jam arrived at allagepte, loaded With Ash. Hew empleyed Wm morning in WNW le inked hem, and we lowa la the bid Wes the mob ewe dew, end spewing Uwe boxes, WNW a bw of tM levant flab end threw Wm an beside, and afterweede pat them las bubm NM bid Wee la the alb. He(witasWeeld Me wh en bed meen, mad ea marching tile bold they between tbriy end az et very Le melee, which had bees hid In dil emma* Oa assn Mei as Web, they band the West with three palm ef mho. Mr. Magma swab th e pe ewees of the theft ; bat be denied thiet be ialeaded to steel and said be only maw/ them for Ys breakfast, bat ea kr. did aet blew Ms ma le pia est km ebb be wee shwa lore samiljr. the dew Wee Mr. M mid be bet ea inmemse graft W a llowlis we in We We scion eat el the beams, bat he gave then a plebe or two that they might not be babes* le We the mere valuable Wt. Mr.Ableeweaseiremee—What have you le say, prisoner? l'elemeie—Whey, I di net throw any dal nee of the tow. abbess\ I admit thin I loth three pairs of Wes far Was and the seen's beethfamen Mr. Mimes Lewreaes—You bad so right to take thme weft ; end there le so doubt but you pat away the others. u se yea say yea me sot (leafy, I most commit you her Primmas—l would rather bare it sallied bre, my laid. Owl sulky, bat the other men were sa bed as I. Mr. Alderman L weenie—Wl I Wye no doubt they will be engin to the awe mower. However, I suet endeavour to pen a seep to these lab robberies, which are getting very fregaint. mathsl shall sod yea to prises with bard labour for two . BOW -STREET. • MONT ICRIZ 0111111 lona Bahian azi4 Mary &Wafts, onsim, two et the depraved sad mini.mvage inhetatcata at Cherierecceet, Drerp-lese, were aided with a vi , }leet await. Jeri Lemb—l dm in Chules-atreit, Drury-lane. end an • genteel dub.. Last mein I was gong here, whir I sew the primers is Charke-eoreet. The lenale miaow was espy/ is • atayggle with as add saws, whom ohs woe Medal; essigel. Wbasl get op as the spot she bed get dr al worm dear, sad with re bed twisted is her Wt. wee Medea Mt be" °VW re deg Mem I rid, "Dnepr her les perm= s lsis.. "! The me imbed, Juicer ups re and Mock is brims the 0101. I Ltd held it roe isarreg Mein 1113 • unetelile read erre, bet he ant the mbar ri mer ar me, end beet re Si.lgther We we speedy svrasHadby • crowd et Aimee was re bnent whet bared " *shares" is end rep arelled is with Woke and stems I wee rip ere bastes end my rad et. I curet say bow Imlay elms thepressere area as the blows erne upon re hem ell abr. The MIMS vie busing any bed with • beet. Promeely a see rare care sp, Gen Ipm the prestos kie weedy. Tho onobahle insamst be ow wilil m y, et the mmar, se they drierd the arse la ew. The ride Frew amerted that the " peretator," ae he lesmail the complaisant, hut chellinged him to den. The ihmele with never bete hina primmer —It wont • boot ,it Ina a dipper, sad I it as er et all. The nagiatrele ebervad Chet it wee • Tory wire renal; sad ler the mirror Ida ere, or, is (Wool; barter dit. era woe foram &Old with having picked a pen. rothenel o otf o utliia pork,* as ovOlosoo • lorwar day, bat the o ••r bras dons for doot . ii. R ix 11 is. &BARB LIS1&-11118 DAL Two cfCinctie The railway share market to-day exhibits $ rreductior, in sympathy with that la zt . Eastern Counties stock has decline& 1 per cent. ; South Eastern and Lanesehlie and Yorkshire i per cent ; and most of the ether principal descriptions about per Dent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to 98, ex div. ; Great Western, 68j to 69, ex div.; Midland, 109 to 1, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98i to 99, ox div.; Bona Eastern, 89 to 1; Great Northern, 108 to 109, ex dlr. ; Eastern oftanties, 1161 to 66, Si div., and London and floe* Western, 911 to MIL Lombardo-Venetian Railway snares have declined to 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. The downward tendency extends to Nevem' other foreign lines. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has declined ; But Indian Railway stock is also rather more offered. se. (PD. NIL 0111)1111MIT elLstin AID aroma SIIDWAU. 1 =C. a dTm. " N. e r ahr i t ikg anwor‘ a a: Jur . •••• 24 it C 74 1 zd e pt Le -ei a▪ dmanlonajure Da. • •um OwNOM. min ▪ 111 0.461 e to Ores Mar=i 81:16"s drallaisa. a 7 . 7: OM Sweet.. .grj. fir" i jk. l •t...4 ... .a.... . .1•4111 a. ...... i r r eritl l ama. sal° V.::. a _ sa'aimniDirris Lee I __ arm. %Mr iClikevhis* = Demg Iliorkais Mi te laassiss. 11711 1 r . L "....." I : lower& .. rerainTis P. weak ftimarsailtilia..... N INNS BM& liNitNN. ♦LLlit '1 link moonsm• I Mini Wawa I Weed. Wawa. •• wows. 2=l sat. rm.w-r------7:: eliair. - -7,, i ,.. .. W il;67ll •lseterd ----111. Wet Wen De. ...... iii ii 2111 216 _ H 1 11$ Xi 111 14' I.'o IN xl M tfl .. N Of al N if id = L . ddl NI oil 011 to HO us 11l 0 41. id i I sd ts •11 i ' 41 42 1 TO Me lull ID II 47 44 M 10i 4 :46 fa a .41 ~. lie 111 1: Tlit 1 , 7 I 1 CC 3 r. ss tt D 4 111 110 30 s 11 414 4 le 2i a 41 64 ad We fa C • al /4 ad 61/ I 0 U N O N r lOt II N N _ Oa OM .• OD Mill M Si id MN 14 I zd 11l 3 911 i .11 4Si 7r► ► lei i IS HIS 111 MONEY M4818L....7H1S DAY . Two o'Cuxi. The speech of the Emperor Napoleon has bad an unfavourable effect on the Stock Exchange. The wishes of the Italians for unity are not to be granted, and the French claim to Savoy is boldly chronicled in the face of Europe. Console have fallen to 3 per cent., and a similar movement has taken plans at Paris. In the share market there is a general but moderate reduction in British, French, and Lombardo-Venetian railway stack. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rentee at Pa.-is this morning, aoeording to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 67.85, showing a decline of I per cent. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94/ and 1 for money, and 941 and 1 for the account. The present quota tion is 944 to 4 both for money and the Bth inst. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2301 and 229 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 954, 95, and 94/ ; the New Three per Coots., at 95 and 95/ ; In dia Stock, at 2181; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869, at 1044 and 104 ; the Five per Cent. endued rupee paper at 971 and 981 , India Bonds at par; and Exchequer Bills, 235. and 265. prem. The improvement which took place yesterday afternoon in the Tdtkish Loan of 1858 has not been supported, the present quotation being 621 to I. The Loan of 1854 is comparatively steady, at 794 to 4. As regards other foreign stocks, there is no variation of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazl lien Old Five per Cents., for account, 103 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 94, 93, ex div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,9B; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 331 ; ditto Passive, 124; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 624, 621, ex div. Ooean Marine Insurance shares, in sympathy with the general heaviness, have declined to 31 to f prem. Universal Marine are steady, at to 1 prem. In anticipation of the heavy engagements maturing to-morrow (the 3rd) the demand for money yesterday was brisker, at 34 per oent. for the best bills. A considerable amount of business was done at the Bank. That establishment has now commenced to make, at 4 per cent., the usual quarterly advances during the abutting of the transfer books, oa ap proved bills and government securities. Small parcels of gold continue to be withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. The amount yester day was 20,0001. Oa the other hand, a considerable amount of coin always flows into the Bank at this season from the provinces. The 89,0001. in gold by the Roxburgh Castle has also been purchased for abroad. The Landow awl China Telegraph makes the fol lowing mention of an injury to the submarine cable between Singapore and Batavia. This class of pro perty seems to possess in an eminent degree the ele ment of risk in the present condition of telegraphic science. Into Minos has been received from Mintok of the stoppage of telegraphic coommualoation between that place and Batavia on the 17th January. The raptors of the cable la supposed to have occurred I. or near the Lucipara tea/age, and has probably been ommed by a ship's anchor. Comma nloatton has not yet been resumed, and some time may elapse ere the injury CM be repaired. Tree demand now witnessed for the shares of the new marine insurance companies is partly explained by the circumstance that those of the old companies, owing to the high rates of dividend paid, are not procurable in the market. The shares in the Alli ance Marine, with 261. paid, are now quoted 86 to 67 ; the Indemnity, with 61. 13e. Bd. paid (increased, however, by bonuses to 601.), are quoted 166 to 170; the Marine, with 161. paid (increased by bonuses to 181), are quoted 110 to 116 ; whilst the Royal Ex change, with 1001. paid, command 3001. to 3051. These quotations ' however, are little more than no minal, as buying orders cannot be execntcl unless with great difficulty and delay. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,1781. ; the Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 7111. ; the Midland an increase of 2,8441. ; the Lanosshire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,4061. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 1 4911. The first ordinary general meeting of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company is called for the 19th instant. The public sales of colonial wool commenced this day. The quantity arrived for this series is as fol lows, viz.:—Sydney, 4,321 bales; Port Phillip and Portland Bay, 10,406 bales; Yu Diemen's Land, 65 bales; Adelaide, 4,660 bales; New Zealand, 1,287 bales; Swan River, 42 bales; Cape, 10,288 bale. ; total, 33,068 bales. The catalogue of' to-day's sale comprised the following:-926 bales Australian, 719 bales New Zealand, 487 bales Port Phillip, 66 bales Cape, 49 balsa Baena Ayres, &o. ; total, 2,216 bales. The wool offered, with the exception of the Port Phillip, was mostly very irregular and of in ferior quality. The highest prices of last sales were nevertheless well supported. The attendance of buyers was large. The Tung Yn has arrived from China with 1,134,8001 N. of tea and 617 bales of silk. A bill has been introduced into the New York legislature aiming at the sale of the New York and Erie Railway, under the fifth mortgage, and the formation of a new company . _ - With reference to the market for American eecrnri ties, Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. report., follows : Thus has been a Seedy dmisad dining the past soak for the whim state beads, acre particularly for those of Viz gcsia and YeassylvaaM and treerctloae toasts count ham sass pleas is both tham @sensitise. The eblsf imelassu komvor, has boss is the UUW4 &eta Five per Coat. Bomb, la takes than have boss seam large investments. Is the market for railroad securities them is so Maass of importmes to mum To URSDALY RUINING. Coesols,'which cloud yesterday at 941, " buyers," for money and the Bth inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after several slight variations, were quoted at 4 o'clock 94! to I. After the close of the Stook Exchange there was • recovery to 841 to 95. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94!, 1, 96, 941; ditto, for account (Bth March), IMI, 96, 941; Three per Cent. Reduced, 93, 961, 96; ; New Three per Conte., 931, 93, 931, 1; Bank Stock, 2301, 2291; India Stock, 221, 219 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1041, 104; the Indian Fonr per Cont. De. below's', 1869, 971 India Bonds, 44. prem.; the Five per Cent. "en laced" raper paper, 98/, 971 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Halt per Cent., 104, 1031. The British Government Five per Cents, were also officially marked 1091. The Indian rupee paper wee rather firmer. The Five per Cent. wu lest quoted 971 to 98, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031 to 104. Toe Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 left otl the same as yesterday, at 104 to 1. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 235. to 264. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 fell this morning to 62 to 1, ex the dividend due this day, but closed at 82! to 63, being 1. per cent. higher than yesterday. The loan of 1854, atter standing at 781 to 791, improved Late in the afternoon to 79f to f. 31ezioan bonds were Bat, at 21! to 22, although the intelligence published this morning from American sources, of au alleged great defeat of the liberal party, appears to be of a very doubtful character. Adglo-Pertivian Fosr-and-a-Half per Cents. were again in demand and better, being last marked 94 ex div. There were more inquiries for lipanieh Bonds. WOLSEIP-STREET. 11•1110C11 Clf•1101•05500T • Pl7/11JCIIN. Zama Janes, 37. laridlwil of the Blareselsits' Are, Broolt-eireet, lioscliff, was charred before Mr. D'ilysesart with blawlairly wenn • forged 61. nuts pericardia' to be of the Beak 01 Eaglend. Weller Goeb .M. an ssiirtsat to a pewnbroker sensed &spew to the Itileread.reed, swore that as Jae. Meat the Omar redeassd • bed in pledge for 30e sod tendered the hie dila* of • beak one f or U .Witness tatted it to the best Olds atillitr, belt soared a was grouioe, sad, layiag kea the esaneer, asked far hie name aad address. TM re* was," Jeht,fitnith, 4, Greeel-losa." Witness did set Oahe the arnabra of lb* nano bat pat Me kaiak sad date Oils tendering ea Ma beck of in As excellent haitattoe of • beak-eote, ahashered 70,439, 11th Demetber, 1869, sail bowls( the iarlonecoente of Mama. Faller, Basbers, wed "Jabs Jay," bander, se ales the date nelltiellNl by the whams, was beaded to the esegletreee. Mr. 03dbeld idsarified Is, ma turkey seated tire Yr prisoese Mit with the cusp of the twee sad the bed. After • short time the foram wee pail to • Mr. Mite-640,a5/ ftsaily renersed by that yenta stomped " Owned." n eighed is diwitorenag that pile nor bat gives a Bean and address, sad the math r wee put iato the bode et the OWL &ripen Cove* I dlriskte, 'poke to Irving weekended forbear behind his 01111 her , he did see duty the stowing, bat •Bspd that he had ramrod the neat be.. • woos W i t ddi, who partnacod spirits of lida. but declared this he did mot haw where liwitit lived, He eliand to 'shad the sassy oto Weed, The protested he had not born asked ide acme sad as ustlestas he bad such croadond at. Mr. Y e s mg* qatietioaed kW ids to .boa be bed reeeleed the raft 4 sad where the wan li wee, " Jibs death, Shed wail," ved, the re g d y to which The 1114•1•• au .t pow tirely dealoil hating sit such a gasetiss_ ; as movers/slot was as be bad Milli to. Mr. 17Zynroart remarked that It would have been the met pulsar source to bane regairod the maser of the awe to yet kis aeon sad 'Area. Pelesur, who mowed very tame mind, deelared Ids Isoneenas ef the dierge, asil nestieoed teat belied ease kept til• White Siren, at Monieghaen, sail .to. held • ni ageseible du...nos is tin the of Meow,. Cal, bleachers in Ihes tows. Tide stigma oyes ide citareater wee now nylon at him. Mr. Trßiassart having remarked agen the patallarity ef uses, n a4 4 l 4 Legl i k er co s fed ted to resolve wpwsw i t o lte piss..,' • Area ALEerjos COMMITTEIII.-(THIS 111 Y.) DOVER. The committee appointed to try and determine the matter of the petition of Sir W. Rama, of Cbarlion Perk, in the aunty of Olonoester, complaining of an sada, shisiisa end rims Ice the borough et Donn, met this morn ing, Mr Man °when in the their. The whirr members of the meseettles ere filr A. Buller, 84 John Reamer, Kr. J. Mews, and Mr. A. MULL This petition stair that at the mid sheiks Admiral Sir Essay Jahn Leeks, IC C. 8., Wut. Nicol, Req., Lient.-Col. Mir W. Ransil, Bert, and Ralph Rental Osborne, Req., woes sisdidates, and that at the eke* of the poll the two former mare declared to haws twin duly elected ; that they by thmassloss and their agitate were guilty of bribery. rmalarlw testi and Inehaidation. Tbs petitioner rates that, by a of die Bess. of Cossovese, pared la lb. year Int, It wet nesimel, "that It is highly crimisel la say wieldier etr mialerees, Cr other servanrs oaths the grown of Greet Britain, di wetly ow indimotly, M mie the power. of °Mos in the electles of representatives be term is parliament, and as attempt at snob Massage will at all them be mooted by obis Irma. as Mold at Its Owe Itosionr, dignity, sad ladspeadenee, as as lafringessist of th e &met rights of awry atitiriet rtunnitheng eh e mos. sad timilleg to sop the beefs of this happy a the ue, Nen ;' and yat the plant mar sews that he o n _ travestios of the said menhaden, Re., dime ministers teed oilier aervaats under the mown. did dirently sad indirectly see the powers of oft.» to lallaume the elm. ties sad process the rams of Admiral Looks esd Mr. Leek sad prays that the *looting' sad return m.y b e deterred ash siad and aloe that at the time of their election they were wholly diequiditsi frost teethes In parliament. Mt. Pubes, Q.C., and Mr. flaijimat Porottaopeorsid Is sop pe!t ief dee 'nekton. bir F. Slade sad Mr, W. H. Cooks oa Mle•V of ths shining witsuises. Mr. Plena Miring opened the care of the pititionme, the enansiastkes of whams' wee proceeded with. ROSCOMMON. The committee mat at Mena o'clock, Mr. Dunlop la the chair, what Mr. Phi= prooseded to sum op the oase ma the part of the petitioners, eabuillting that it there liver was an election whkh ought to be avoided for profligate expoodhare, for eabesekbay, a eaa ealeassey with (frisk, for eateylag ea eludes by sous Mhtleby COMM law sad estate law, eseenittee d eltetraelly• hat to avoid the last elsotioi Oa flew the smut, el Moseweasou. The aettleare bad akarlreyed am Cap ieY Gel wee psioneally empire& per w Ag Whine ybee, tee be leas wallt elm tame viten ardent were eves be ibbic, Gad wee mars. from Ms ems penned ebeenta eiaa the preaseeinee tibia were (Wag is be &be myna et sierylig the doggies. i Ili M ?2 %l; M I: ga t 1171. 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I IIO V ra l 4 ilk 1 relewe l: MelOo. OO 40 Liss lel 11W1.11es j:: k ._i 1 NSA IN. Aialeissilits 1 I Eif ° V t At iiiii• -1 a Me vat 10 3v40.1..1110114.1A S w .. Mee it v.. 0. 1, a - .. *Os 10 Sea. h. 0 .. s. Mot leadhllle 4/ 1 kAreallesowe i le 1 0 IS 00 MOO I 0 Sae . ra l rsE 4 aterNes.byllo.o., 14 1. I 0. * 0• ell 111 4 4 111 la it o semi tadr4.7l::: a si a WI 11. Me r i t ffli NI I MAO I I OM lee at II IS DRIIIIIMIIII I**olll. No. 011.1 ifteas. 1 1.4 1 IL pears. I *am ___ Ma Lian a m.4..44.14.4.140 0 1 - 44i. or ft &NIA 4..4.01att4e0 10 II 04 . 0 1 .110054pe1../....51* KS Oa 10 . 101 V0L,Ww.....44..0. 4. 10 04 MS N. Bee. 4 0.41. 14 11 14 COMMBRCIAL AND MARKETS. MAILL-LAMB.—(THIS DAT.) The weelber he Linden alms La Wednesday Ire etathreed end thaw allinuedig will enaehlee, rein. ead dlle r= sla bliewleg Addy Beet the west. This wrindag wee unsettled. neatening* el the trade ha Mark-lene day was Soo, the bee am, bet guise. Pawn of most eatiolse et the Ueda meallined. The asp* a/ hme-grown =woe aneelk end el eandepearde leer mekeete. The a fledge rata Inhe Unionise, ifitaiay VIM re. Pr* ask lasellig • tat el Goor, mall of whoa; fair of barley, NA snail el Nee. W szar.—Beglkh geld et lianley's prior. Foreign fit. at lent ilanileis Wee. Beget& white, tls. lo red, Zia. to 44e. per gel Dantede end larigebar& de. to par 42 4 11 t.; Aortoolk; 410. SOL; gaol Bolds pate, sge. to eds. ; Free* lila. to de. Tyros ushered et Lae Manilay's raise. Town, 96a. to eh.; Ncefellt, SU ha Oa. M. per 9001 b.; Frateb, We. to nu put 1111111 e.; ANAL, ILA. de. to 27a. per band- BLILLNY eleady, at lest to Was; 24e. to 46a. per qr. ; de, Ma. to 111 a. ; ether aorta, 26e. to SOL per qr. OAts telproviog I. vela& British, 90a. to 30a. per qr.; Realm. 19e. to au. au v. ; other Battle ports, 22.. to 275. Per 914 Burn.—Zeglieb quiet In demand, at unaltered prier. Puska rather darer. Beglish doh, Ws. to 41e. ; har row, 491. b 465. per qr. Foreign, 40e. to 60e. per qr. Bey piton. s2a. to EY. U. per (F. Pero quiet. at loot Meeday's Fleas. IGO& Wee, 38a. to 40.1. ; beg and grey, Ms. is 10/. ; foreign while, au FLoat Ina Outworn. Shies last Friday N pain ted= vends worm monad soled at parte of aell, riz.-23 whin; 9 sales, 17 barley, 1 rye, 1 oats, 1 Mil, 2 beano. • brisk demand gproeg rap sad a good deal of bukoom boo been dine. Wheel emitted— We. par 492160. Maims oat B.L. JaartorY, Its. 9d. per 4804ba. Barley antued—* &Vale( ' We le per ms ant., 26s.6d.per 400 , b0. Dairy cm poorapp—hroll pared stan tinople, 21.. fid. par Imperial qr. ,• Man, de. id. per nape rial qr. Barley new aldppleg-21e. per loperielqi. Baxley to A. eltipped—Desulian. 9,000 qra., x 411.. 0 0. Per killierial qr., Le.b., se Bolles. lISSITAL• INTO LONDON MOM M. V TO MANOR 1 meow Dos eDII6 fai, Norco. VIDES ------ WO I ..... I Do W!:=:= IT, I I 7101 . iii i VD DM V Mashes Oa IM. I.* : U Vow. lii;Cissols. IA iiilio. IMPIZILL Avaimum. Sie. . Hi rt IL 14 3rie ;$ll 4 l 47'1 t M. ******* i l! 3 ` . lr n al 2: ........ Ili 114 Ild 14 L. 41 SI II 11) .. 114 114 IS. 141 Me 41. Si SI AN Id 46d 3.1 311 e 114 114 Ss wells' As. Avows O. 1S! 11. 11 11. w IS. II . SI imam I h► U. LIVERPOOL CORN MARENT.—(TRIB DAT.) NT samsm AND tat IZ 111•0111110 rizasaAnt.) (Wawa ova OWN 00/141/PONDWIT.) Grain market quiet, but steady. Whist quoted at Tues day's rates, without mush budases. Flour quiet. Loam oars and hams a turn In buyers' /avow. AU other Nikko wudiered. lONCING-LANL—(TDIS DAY.) Suose..—The market has bees doll this week, yet the,. has been eteeitheess is prim, sad we cannot slue irecerst qeotesicers. Raked be elm been doll. Lampe, 60e. 6d. to 620. eorrin.—rbt, qtwatity offered bee been mall this week, end plan have been wapportad. COQ** Ms sold freely •t • considerable adrenal this week. Tat.—This market him beta dull sad Insative. To-day the large public sales oomassucad, and are going di bratty. Rica has sold moodily at plevious rates. Russ.—A limited business done at previous rata,. BRANDT:This market has ben gaffer s SALTP/111.—Prices have be., with difficulty supported la a very dull 1101111114. Arica haws gene a at lard week's prises. Dun os.—Th• kurtalghtly salsa west off at previna tars. Is other ardeise ao materiel alteratkr Markets gratuity have been doll this week. TALLOW MAREBT.—(THIS DA T.) The market Is Ira. Tows Wow Is quoted Mrs. 3d., net auk; Petereberg TA. MI the pet, 60e. to 60..34. , 60..; April to Jew 66e. to 604. hi; Oct. to Dee., 14..6d. to 63e. N. HIDE MARHET.-(THI8 DAY.) LIADINEALL.--flides : 661bs. 60 Nibs, 4d. to 411 . ; 64Ibs. to 721e5., 4441. to did. ; 721.6.. eft5., 41d. to ; 60165. to 88th... 6d. to 6jd. ; 6Sles. to 961 be., Sid. to 6d. ; nes, to 1041b5.. 61. to 61d. Hone bides, 9.. to 11.. skuss. Fight., 3.. t. 6..; full, Bs. BLILKONDSIBT.-81assp 'kiss, poled, 9s. 6d. to 11.. 61.; Hosts sod half- ends, 7.. 9d. to 9s. 3d. ; downs, 9d. to Bs. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mosere. Pattoefen red &skit report rather mond inquiry both far hew sad efal ►ope, enema Halm= of the former having been made for exportation be the matindat and the colonise. Prates are very firm. Carreary—lltd and East Hants, Mt, 100.., 140 e. ; Weald Keats, 65a., 75e., Bb. ; Sumo; 63e., 706., SOa. _DESPERATE SCIEIDII.—This Morning Mr. Payne an inquest at the Britonsis Tavern, reed, ea Wm. Julia Pledger, aged 46 years. The & llouthwark-bri4 maned e. , who resided in Beau-weer, Frier-strest, Bleckfriars'-road, ocausitted destruction nadir the killowleg_eiroutastaaries : It appears that her husband worked at mr. Barb:M . l, the Milder in Aideraget.-strset, end was an indastrious men, allowing hie wife 21. par week to keep the house. The de cashed was given to habits of intemperance and abusive laognage, end be was compelled to leave her. On Wednesday esorulari her eon, on going downstairs, was horrified at disooverlag the unfortunate woman harming from the baaletere by a rope. Life was extinct, sod on the table was the fallowing letter : '• Dear huaband.—l hope you will be kind to the children, end by the time yen make this letter I shall be no snore. I hope you will forgive an for my wicked acts, my feelings are hart at your dotage. Good by, end God bleat you.— Tomo, Jotio Putman." The jury retuned a verdict of " Tamest, leseatty." Lou or 811 , 1114 LIVES IN Ylit PRIM( or CLYDE.— Areas( the mesaltles whisk oemtered along the Frith of Clyde dazing the Morin ad Ileamp, the moat redoes took places at Irvine. About 11 delete. Loa.. • salsowbor wee ob served between Tema sad Irviesdabsesfeg heavily. She attempted =Mug Irvine barber, but did sot sueosed, and shortly after was &tem on shore, to the south of the Bar Para. As mon m reit& the lifeboat was launched, bat, being el am oil ereeireados. aba wee toned issfildont, not wilbstmillog the almost superhuman exertions of her crew. Again sad apds wee she filled with water to the tremendous surf that marvelling in to She chore. The crew ea the odesined Moll bed taken to the rigging, and one by one they Inn area to drop off ea their falling mergirs left them prowerlom mid at the merry of the storm. The rased turned cut Y be tM Seemes, of Nantes, laden with grain. She meg seen brake up, sad ber timbers and other materWs now Mew the bead. The cargo, of rooms, wee last. She was named by a mew of wren hands, who hare all meta watery pouw—Olaertv Herald. FATAL ACCIDENT AT PITERBOROUOIL—An at eldest, by which a yams( was seated (hags Phillip', aged 19, lest his life, occurred at the Easters Costal". stades at Peterborough, cm Mesey last. The demised was employed as bookkever et Mr. Henry Greee's wharf at the stales, sad I. uved oesseioselly to couple the wag/masa, bat It woe sot his busfsess to do so: shoat half-pet 1 os Youdayafter soma there VW* mveral venoms beteg shuttled, and the dammed sodeavoored to get Is between mate mintage@ to hook them up. Both the waghar-driver asd the drama cautioned his against agog so, but It wee too MU, es Is atremptieg to get is the deemed watt oaaght hawses the buffers of two carriages, sad so Wand that he did sot live .bwe a minute afterwerda. BLOWN INTO A POND.—An inquest win held at the New Mill publio-house, Rootford. m Monday night. Wore T. Bourse, Req., deputy coroner, on the body of Mary Cosner, aged six years, daughter of Richard Counter, 'adding in Ray's murk It apparel that dement, with two or three ethers of the nuns age, leased of going to soboll, went to amuse herself at a plan of water celled the "Gullet," adjoining the railway goods' motion, lam the wind, which as. blowing with greet wleleere, eaddotly blow bar into the water. Aleletenee was speedily procured, bat a oonsiderable time elapsed Wore the body was re. owned, and when taken out life wad extinct. Verdict— " Aooidentally drowned." EittarstslioN or PAYNINT.—Wo swot to have 10 11110001101 sospoosiim of primal oil the part of the firm of Mew% Kemp sod Ski" the ambient mengold wining aflrit ditiilms, sad who have widely advertised their horse sad tattle bpi mattuleotared Item tba ranktass. FO3lll all soommte their Debilities an post, omosaling to something like 80,001.; wed, most of wrla.tpr camillass ban Louth 'reds= It le hared senett anseyeses will be fall. The a sad Lindsey Has* Bask laidtai a mortises stns dm it..,, mill end .:weave irons& adJoinlag, it say M Isoilsad the wets will not be win mutt more then sr soloed by that oosopany.-6taalet d Mercury. This hag sot been nob a short supply of sister prism at tits twahopolltas vaaliablo market, T or some yaw post. Priam bait mused *On Is to fa. par dams bombes; p top. Imo has Nadel is Ur metropolis and sub urban diarists at 24. lb.: bownli le raallabar from 4a. to 6.. per dale; iWrh to Ha. Is Lb. per ions. Dvm—WL4s4. Dar*. 0444, ir" Bor. set row. L TIONUAT TWOWUBS m FLOOTIATIONT TM &IMAM I ROOT ORM TWO it VIEWS IMMO. Prim h. 21. lam. /11. M\ E. : El a r 4,1 11- 41 14 L ••• s - 7.71 44 11 14 14 67 U Gs 1G U MINES.—THIS Ddl. Two °Twat. In the m'cing market to-day a moderate amount of business has been done. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols shame are officially marked 3 1 „ and Stray Park 32g. There have also been • number of tranosotiono in ening in St. Ivor Consols, West Basset, Noeth Downs, Lewis, and Wheal Nelson. Foreign and Colonial mining shares remain very quiet, without alteration in puce. I IN vl 03 If sd M 1 li i li ad M uad ao. ilei ui is ri ze Nad Id II di 414 Of 111 1091 1 9 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OP LORDS.—TETIASDAT, MARCH 1. Ts. Loan Onommixon. look Ws seat ea the waddle:A at the d'olock. The Bari of D'DLLY was Introduced by the Earl of Clarendon end the Earl of Carnarvon, and took the oaths anti hie met on the earls' bench. Petitions against the Chu rc h- ra ts Abolition B a l , an d 724thellRadowed Schools; 11111, were premithel by the d Chloheeter and Lord O•ge. ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS BILL. Lord REDESDALE peremted • petition against this bill. The LORD CHANCELLOR prevented a petitam saunas the bill from the committee of me Metropolitan and Pro- Tidal Law Society. Lord CHRLKSPORD said that the meemitstio• of those petitions would be a et introduction to the bill he was about to lay an the table. Last year the Incorporated Law Society had prepared ANIL which was substantially the mine as the uue he nowintrodneed. That bill wee sent to the different law societies throughout the country , and also submitted to the learned judges. It received the emotion of teem all, end amongst them of the Lord Chancellor, then Lord Chief Jae doe, who introduced the bill and carried it through that house. It went to the Commons, but owls gto some delay the session came to an end and it did not peas. Thla session the bill to which there petitions referred had bean introduced tab the other lime, and had passed. It contained two clauses which were open to several objection'. The tetra of the articles of clerkship was to be reduced from Eve years to three in the cast of gentlemen who bed taken degrees at unimesiues, and they might be admitted in the term before their articles expired. He hoped that their lordships would anent to the bill he now introduced. If the other bill come on fora second reading, be should move to postpone it tor ell months. Tienewbill ram then reed a first thas. SAVOY. In answer to the Margede4 10LUANBT, Lord WODEHOIIBE stated that the papers as Savoy. promised in the other hones, would be before their lordathea ,on that day week. COMPANIES (1660) BILL. The ameadmente in this bill wars considered sad agreed to. PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION (INDIA) BILL. This bill pared through oommittes. STREET ACCIDENTS. The Marquis of W ghTfd BATH moved for retina of the number of persons run over and killed by any carriage la the metropolis and in the city, in the let two ears, eo far as had come to the kno w l e d ee o f the police. He stated that his object was to Introduce soma provision ea the subject into the bill for assimilating the laws of Ragland and Ireland, now before the hones. He i th e o n z y bprovision. t that the of the bill which enacted for furious and wanton driving in the ease of put lie eaulages ought to be extruded to carriages of all sorts. He certainly thought that the drivers of private carriages were just se guilty of killing and wounding their fellow creatures in many ;astute.* as the others. Nor did be know whether there was anything in the proposed act providing that damps might be recovered by the families of those who were killed. He thought It most devisable, if this for.aed ace of albody of di/remit sets, that provisiots of this nature should be Inserted in the new act of ooneolidatioc. The LORD CHANCELLOR said there did not seem to be the slightest objection to the retorts framed as they then were, and he had no doubt they would yield very useful in formulas. He hoped, however, that the noble marquis would excites him from entering into • lengthened explaaation of these bills, which were muserse certainly of great impati ence, but which had been already read a second time by their lordships, and had been referred to a select committee, where every suggestion relative to their Improvement would receive Its due weight. (Hear ) The returns were this agreed to, and their lordships ed• jourood at meaty mtaalm pot six. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THUUDO; Meaux 1. TOO SPRAYER took the chair at 4 o'clock. YARMOUTH ELECTION PETITION. Mr. PHILLIPS reported that Sir E. Loom end Sir H. Steamy had been duly elected—that several cams of bribery had been committed, bat that it did not appear to the coca mates that they were committed with the cognisame of the ettUng members. MR. imisEssrs ABSENCE. The SPEAKER Bak tent ho had received a cossanunlea tics from /dr. liessmay, madam that the matter hod 001 ped his recollection, and that he would beaten to London without delay. FOREIGN DUTY ON HERRINGS. Mr. W. MILLER salmi the Sieretery of State fur Foreign Affairs whether (the oesperatively moderate rates of impart duty charged by Belgian, Ramie, and Prussia on British herrings beieg respectively le. 6d., 2s. 10d., and 3s. per lame nt, worth about 2.5 e., eseeeraged • large trade in that Wide to daemon:nein, chiefly from the &teat fishing statioos, but the Faso& import duty per barrel Wag 626.6 d., or prohibitory) any negotiation hod takes plea., with the view of obtaining a remotion or reduction of such duty on the port of the French government ; and, if so, whether the correspondence relating thereto might be ordered to Le printed? Lord J. RUSSELL said no orevespeadesce on the subject had taken place between her Majesty's government and the French government. RUMOURED TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. Ia reply to Mr. STEUART, Lord J. RUSSELL said that Count Rechberg, the Am_ frith Minister for Foreign Adair', had positively denied the abases of any treaty between Amnia sad Runts. NEW REFORM BILL. Lord J. RUSSELL rose amidst some cheering from the ministerial aide and said—l rise, sir, on behalf of her Majesty's government to ask leave to brieg in a bid further to amend the representation in parliament of the people of England and Wake. But before I enter upon that tubjeot it will be necessary to maks • few remarks. In the tint place, I wish to disclaim entirely any Intention of Introducing into this house • new constitution. (Hear.) I wish to disclaim such a project for two reasons. One le, that I have no wish to alter the constitution of this country; the other is, that if it were to he altered I find myself totally unfit to propose anything to this house which will stand la the plain of the ancient and &Hone 000, Mutton of this country. (Hear, hear.) Further, I have to state that if I propose • bill to sussed the representation of the people, it is not se • eonfsesion that the Reform Aotof 11182 hos failed, but because ft has amoseded. (Hear, hear.) I do sot think that any act of this house has ever had more oemplets moms, or has had eu few faults found with it as that measure. And when I contraet the state of this country as it now is, with the state of the country some time beton the Reform Act, ,I caaaot but cougratulase this house that so meth discontent was allayed, and so much esidaction given to the people of this country. (Hear, beer.) Ido not allude to the marerlal wealth of the weeny, or the great tumefies that has takes place with regard to our social progress, because that pragrese may be attributed to other reasons; but to the fact that the people Meet 1832 have been more generally satisfied with the in stlintices under which they 1t,.. (Hear, bear.) If I com pare therm 1820 with 18601 fled that in the former year Lord Castlereagh introduced measures which ho deeignated as ummares of • mewl character, and were for the purpose of restraining the press and to prevent public meeting* Is the open sir, and to piece rastriotions on the liberty of the people. Those restriodues were thought merseary by the government of that day, sad 1 believe that, amordiag to the system of government which then prestiled, molt SOSOOOIIII were 000aidered necessary. But if we look at the Mate d this country in 1260, we fief prevailing s gentral sp'rit of loyalty to our beatitude's, end • wish to preserve and not destroy those institutions. (Hear, hear) With Mb probes I proceed to say that what we proven to do is Is nose degree, at least, to supply the °minions end remedy the 11.11061 of the Reform Bill; and in doing as I shell pass en at sew to the questions on which I mean to ask the opi ates of the house. There is one matter which has more than once swotted the notice of the house, and on which the boom has more than once pronounced its decision—l mean with respect to voting in counties. A freehold or leasehold tenure Is no looter .the sole title to e vote in a omenty„ but • 601, occupation was ittrodeced in addition. That change wee sanctioned by parliament, but sines that lime those who looked at the intim with • view to sinsadment, naturally said if occupation gave a right to vote we should no louder restrict and keep separate that right of voting in counties, end we think that those who ere poseemed of a 101. qualification are se fully entitled to vote ea the 501. occupiers. (Hear.) That view of the question has bass more then inc. ad.pled by this house, and in principle It is etiolated by the govemmeat. We prorate, therefore, to introduce into the bill • right to add to the county franchise an occupation franchise of 101. (Hear, hear.) But we pro pose to take fort fit r securities than et ore taken to the bill of last umr,inorderto makesure that it shall bee bone ildeirsothise. We propel.e therefore that where there Is • httne upon land, not • dwelling house, the building should be of not leer value than 451. a year —(mlet of "speak up") —except fa tbe eats of a dwelling house—the whole to be of the value of 101. a year. (Hear, hear.) I now proceed, sir, to that which lea question of far more difficulty, and which ceased last year a very warm debate is this house, and upon which various opinions have bees formed— I mean the lo p ap of the borough franchise. (Hear, lime.) 11 athat the total electors on the register were 44 ,770, and out of those 440, .770—speaking of the whole of the cities and towns is L ea d sad Wdse—there wee a vary oonsiderable amber of perms whir were freeman, soot and lot voter., and others la the seitessest of old rhea voting with were nearing. 1 tick the which ought to be made for homes and °thin shard not be less than 80,786, and therefiers there will mouth 410,000 who may be to have the right of voting, or electors cn the register by ?blue of the 101. right of voting. In cossidering what should be done, we foiled that if is .t . I