The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-08 00:00:00

4 : IMFEITAJ4 PARLIAMENT. HMIS OF 0031110N5.—WanauDAT,Ib4011 T. (Ceedieded rdNorder AreProhl) ?be eseeelmas w m ell em* the *leo of swum le deka amass* els SPIRITS CLpeUlAllimma kut.3I.ENDYINT BILL • Tide hdi ed OXFORD lIRIVIRSITY BILL. We La paad derseeh elamatut with seer aneedieeeb, waved W d hewn Cicu. the *set et Mash he SIN FYI. Ore the ahem of UL sad the air el the ame C dneeene ea es Oral heft lb. Omahas of Privy anal. CUSTOMS ACTS. The aftletase es the dabs, duties., 11 ead 12, INIM leeaeht op had speed W.__ SUPPLY. The home west lam essolost•re c t Imp =I ored Mr. LAINU moved the etelosing malodors lowards si.kur pod the supply 'mooed to bee 114•017. the mia of 4,600.1"4 Is griiipal oat of the Comembiree TL estehitise was spied r witboal remerk, sod Ur brae thsa adjesnifill Y2O Wows to leer o'aiwk. ALECTION COINIITIIa DOS SS. -- The elmmittee Mat again yesterday ; Mr. M. Gaielui;l tri Sir & N•etticete w esll4 sad examined—l Was kr • short um tisarial ..attar)_ ti..: MOB tin Landry to Imo last. In Ap.ll Mr. Clarchersed • retract me medusa. About the sad of Marsh Sr W. Jollife. who wee the preemies esemeary to the Tremary, lad • convenient* with na ea the subject. I remember making • 014(00,011• dam, daied theist of April, is which I 'incurred with the Toetturrer-Garrey. **Mews to the extension of Mr. Courchward'a terMreek mid permed that Mr. Chsrchward akiuli: be sera sad imbed If be weld take an kiereased ssia et eiremy Mamma a the .emote, I air • " LOW fur the pewat." I saw Sir 11. jallib mods that minsesedua, bat wheat," as or Wore the Slat at Week I eat get sate. It was just abase the lime of the defeat or 'be goArament. The government WINO ISlnta OS tb• Slat ..f illseth. It ma se the Wowing illematy that Mr. Diara-11 •ocoun. - cd that • dissolution would be ftellloll IC It Wm before the Ma of April that I saw lir W. Jothb. It was, I dusk, berme the I as. him saber is his ows roma or sey emu. I *Ma ha came to me. He told MO that as eppiiestios w beim* the Tremor, from Mr. Crumb. wars tor the renewal or some atomics of his contract. Hs did set ry waft the akesmetasess wets, bat he told ma that Mr. Caorchweed was • mat of peat Mamma' at Dover— that ea si , ttion would soca be cesiag 011—and that be thirs.ht it driia,le I should either avow of the GUS the Action, or Itivp it till siterwswie. That was the sob sumo, a west he said, bat I dam% Tamable ter gran,.' word,. I ra , I that I had may jest Ina the papers, sad that I was not rely well up la Se are, bat me killie•wkk was that it we. • matter thick IMO ought Bet St r 4 0 ,, .r that we @Wald act be able ;to peat. Sk W. J.llitk said, "I only wish to mindow le to yaw, lammieS is • n.at•ser that you will Mee to camider," or massiiimg of thee sort, but 1 forget the redo Weds. Be did not my that it was impurteMl M get Mr. Char:heard to canvass for DOM. H. mi Sid INV who woes to ba the candidates. I don't remember 'NAM, more that pared between fix W. Julia. and mysakt atl L ll . l occasim w . So. Mee after that I made the minute " La the preset." That mew that the matter was to over. I may explain that who I had aot time to get through sty •toi,er or thonaht It required more caselderadesa, I made , me nobs of that Mad ars it. The repos that I mad* that mime* was, that I thought It m 4404311118 to take the =mow cp t siding the electios. It wee afterward. de cided la Mr. Churchea , d's favour radio( the electron. I lad, is the meatiest, teen • letter from btu Money to Mr. Basulltos. It eased that it ewe dared& to expedite Mr. Cburceeterf • master, so that he might go to Deter ratters. INM Mr. Churchward at the Treasury about the lush at April. I did act raw to that Leta then. I stated to him es an *salon to teem( tip it.. matter then, that se he wr c.,ccorned •ith the D.vnr .ileinkes„ and es everythieg Was narrowly sornteshed at election times, I thought thew wee ea awkwardness la d- sling with the ratter at that otomeet. Mr. iffhltatere mid ha bad bra mid so gm Mr. Churchyard's balkier I 'wad. I dare say ha gave a reams, bur I Meet remember diiiiiactly. Items test Mr. Churchyard was mated to ge doer' to Duvet to mover is dur mama of W enema video P a l. l * . _ _ Ciotti-examined—I don't think I latimard as mach ea the, in ttr position of affairs, it was read& dr mete Lot be inroad, bat I mid It WWII& Mojerre to proceeding with it. by tin Chairmaa—At the tiona the aalwankis of the caw tram wao ...nomad. I woo aatnliod of shit eapolloney of iR by 8a F. B.d.—rho comma of the Adwir.ity to the az• tam.= w.tollllllll no for tech as tits 24th of Folonary. By Kr. Ptrzn-..Tho Admiralty forwrier Mr. Chore waro.dtm.n4 to dr 1 ronoury. oxi,rewang thtir optsios Ups it. The Trwarry Monad it. to lb. Postrnowr-Go =to:ad lts too opposed to It. if I bed reamed my it, Ns Admiralty cued not lays ritsad.l tar 1011111114/ - 11:71:Whitsafleasatiald by lieriesat Nott—This what= stated thee be wee • &ream of Power, and urged be Lids said Nied at tbe teat .tools.. Stockwell told him Ulm be was to b• • ass ragas kw • fortnight, atd be should have 31. be It; be got soots clothes from lir.rrs, for wnieb M was o pty ulna b got the W. •ItbougL he ws. rairead as • inesersger ho did notblsi the shape of work. E Iv.rd Alin Mailed by 112. rhino-11s Is • boll red akiermi, Reseed at Onaierbery, bat bad • yes at Dover. Otx tt. I aerdsy Wire the We Osaka • ran, named hermit heap. Iv, • bus • card, es'irtleh was petaled " Lake sad N,. 4. - IV tame Mad es would MOD Ma VON fur them if h. 0.4 kw eapram. Be woe le Draw, rod reeetwid 1.6 e. tries daori...• Is. Maude( ease lag sionios, whit* ass es the &gamey. Me arm is Demise vas, bur fad weft is. He evened tray brae se Pried dbenres, Ned bra sr swat bed-pss Imo as the flellsersi Medal. H• r a ...drag that dim bet Ile bid • girl deal to Mak. (s rues.) He had as rues leak as be could tab. at barer'.. Irmo keeps s porde- beer. lire obs.h b. paid so- Hoag. Coati lank. as. • do, by Ida lade, bat salons worked sere. Wier Ware dap a midi H. 6. Weresede i searred—He le Wes • eboemakeese Derr. Me relembreS be May wilt Odes es wire bows. We. II einer.ders melee sad re • payer Wei O. bra. maim .1 hop* you'll to sosidsil "ha last it reborn bre is.. be vs." When 011 s• and rime I. Os tortes, 0441 opened dr paper, red strAref wars. limes sereedese Is the peps?. As dry rest ekes dr quay Soy Ned Ok W. Weeroll, to vies eb0•.41 sir - dies synedire, esylser, " leg bee% In *are rid Wm. Surkr•U bee Wed wee Tu." Sh 7. Brie eliersi b this Wag Oder as erldises es it way be ran teed as sad be • sass d matiay. Mr Niue orrawl oossidsr•bis herb be favor.ed the nolo of oinks dr isidlos. de J. Hearse (or ad irr onetehleti) odd be was drays sesiret r•ontiar as evtierce Were • padiameatemy err mitre diet rims vend see be reedvei se Werrberier Yr. Masa errant that then etas • vlie , Maw mat bete., the dome him at Weetalaatee beam. and hies the mutt artlide( wltle • jury. In the Brit hiensy wanes wail be ttorepteo. to the /Mee ore it treald aet. Or J. Itatimmor ask!, his opiates as lb. past was to de cided that so argument of toenail could dump It. The emmatteit datidad that the doclarottos to 85, W. Itor sall wee teat drfsnll. Oneartimmiiiime ccietbsed—Cillos rave vrltiitem laissoll. dhoshiroU WM boos dots( Luting.. t 611 as esa fJV siecousie between lion mei. not •ivithid sill att., the aiseskie. 01181 vata Ist Rama and Osborro, eadso did Asa, Otlas tzara:asd—la *OWN *be vas a Naar it DoVer , la Y anw la Odes, hev7 = l : ay iatilaad abed .t. most!, ate. No woad la bat N 'a blow Port as • barber .ad Ws drama. Naiad bop a pablle bows at D tter, bat felliOna SO Landes. ity Sir ab:do—Mr. altekvoll distend of bar kaabiad'a th)ckdo Nola WWII IMP aad No acesoot bntrom drat au airaddad at dm Was 01 Ur airethart there brag • bolus* of maw 10/. doe to bat Imhof& Misr tett airbus bra hasimed west to Attalocti, to MIA Mr. etorltattl, sad what ba rammed A. had "rah MN at W. J. J. bishop, a wimp:, teddies in Londe, bet bevies& ,ree ag hoer, ..i.d he wee mime ws to vats fee Ledo end Nicol. He greet to the Ake of Wahiawa eM Dlephens, Nucly.lae-leav, City. He tie iodated so Re there by Net woe OP the pulling seed which bead whet Mesa cemsessis A rat karts IS the Moe gement e tree pees he Dever. He Mt peoviemly rot V. Iron die sentleme who sumeesed bon to Lidos. De spilled Ile Kr. Downy, elistrams et the .. cesium of leeks mid - Xisol, be ley Ms ememos trek to Leese, .4, the free pose wee e se s reil he the intuney dome. Mr. Outlay told him he do sable. to a, but petheke the " mobeess eemennes" seer cell epos tam aseiu. by the '• swhatews .echoes" be IliS•04 the per sou who lbw eraweeneel Wm le Zenhr net perm wow did s ell spa kin sae. He aseidend be lot ober 27.. by the trosesetka. he otjectsoa wee Ishm le Ike Masan Illf sIN oboes by ae.s. nein es the resod thr he w. ..tats. d .. Me list 1.. • Derma whs had Mee WIWI by is. oomp Bair. .bra.... a weed or be re babel by do " eraers yestbses." Tr it rat re. 'Am ermine re ....le be rink /r ddb that she evidence greedy Own by re seb.he moor sot es abe ser be ei nimo gIV N I , ; E odor the whole of hut twidiemesenyli ga tt 3 it, Walser wester et the Leeks sir TB elAbledel fit bid& De. Mad wait re et the dlaseleve entr A 1 ltbkish, net be ponied *Dover at file ldit MeV bun De. MM. tet mho es Mr 11111 . 1 eserin He his' ths bet that r. Lnilee or • Levi it the Aderatip, bet 14 Hoary did riot my b. El ag eson's& Slew& Ile err . bier et "Mr. wbetlll• west se Doer, roe the skean wee WWI over. (A plated &seems re IN. bored by eras! to .tarts, wee nod h. il yea he Wier inn the prow le the port moven erehllohnne et Dever, .bib is Ph. Chetehmers =ltsod Mewl that es they wire dowser I.E. ft reeve the .herb at Looks sad Niel!. awl TUL atiarles past swim oidllidolt i tr i sterrTretethe I ggtr i saerrea b ista the &Ma el an aestissessabsaidd.laas auk Ste the isms sal pat) Xs sew sew 01111111bIlled tb AN al Ili lab& tat saw seassiestsd via ihs dew joy bay Wand al mak JS dohs had boa wade spa Ma Ow If tb reibuiess ass, a =yam des, ca as pen of Mr. WYd. Is Wrest the samba et Mr. Obstelseeeire an wee &sot Mt Ms stria Lis ooloaldkots tart thy amid win ovum tl Clutroitirmod west opium the, me be advised S N. Lahr sal Mr. Meal to save nothing Os 1111 ebb Cluoitortmed. By OrP. Illade—lfs tent doers to Dom in the be* with &r H. Lethe sad lir. Nicol, and or the perm he reed to then the esetlehe el the Corrupt Procaine bet which misled * bribery, sad hie feeremiese *en that so lottery whatever ahead lie resorted le end an iliosal oat eteusitied, sad me Most eat err seembleit, el ter as be low** Wirral: 1,310 i. one the eiseetell td the }oh* ea peers of the two ardlimert. 3. Brusly, effeeibeed by &deft pt 211. 7e. Id. for the Idrit et hie lip daring die deaden he the see el the ref prey Mt did net tweets saying Bbeiesheas told his that lief hie lip treed be impeed if he got the vette* lactate (Cl. mess), a prom seated Cutlet, did his *es vote tor the hid party. Mined he did set Ton Itoilows Wet be wises ol palm Ow mislay Cs pee to voters. _ By Sir F. Slede—He did wet bribe say voter at Uw led demos. He meld set .sy whether h abmtred a 'wormy thing or sot (A leurrit.) Re-eaalaed by &Oast Pigott—He did not two* the same of hi. .ea-in-taw. lie did set know how aaay sofa to-law he had. Fee F. Biede—The itatirmaa asks you what la the Dam of your daughter's busteed t Witassa-0 h, I %bowls Ito was aka( me about a ba ther, or samba& These smarm caused cessidasble marpriss sad musk Weiner. The obainest bald the, *doer ha might retire, and that ha had dame himself grakt diaeredit by hie armours: After hearing same iambic evidator the committee ad journed. TA" JOUIIIZYMEN 1L1K213. A great public Meeting was held last night in Raster Hall, to educate the cause of the operative bakers of Lunde, and to obtain public support fee the recrressent is hear of • redaction of their hours of laborer, sad other ire- pavements in the mode ot carrying= their trade. Many of the meter bakers were pea* end severed dowses, physic**, and others exteetomed to *he part la besseasat pee* efforts, were on the platform. The Earl of Henri*. litraT presided, having Lord Ebery next him. Mr. Jura l6lllalit oeseraced the procesdlegs by read ing • platemeat of the grievance complained ad, It ap peared frtm this &stems* that the hours of latatif for Lor don journeymen bakers was nakmitel, often salsedbg le a *testi mla the bakehouse fur sixteen, eighties, er eve twenty Wan at a line ; Weld, it was said the eeek sear time' worked forty-sight emesontive what bat slight tatermimion. The . NOM a the mos to lodge on the premises wee else most ellielli as they had to home or room of their owe, sod wer= iiivariably compelled to sleep *heir in the baltahethe Itself or eke to it ; mod sometime', having no beds presided for them, they had to Le down oo the board', amidst the bid sad steam of the oven, and in the foul air of a ostler. As • remedy fur this unnatural system, they peeped that the working hours alim'd be from 4 o'tluck in the mesh* old 4 in the aftessoon, tame* of berinahag work, se et pees* P they did, aLoat 11 o'clock at night, and esetisulag is the bakeboose throughout the night, and until late la the aftes , ie r es4 t.l* next day. The practicability of this ohmage hid s s i been proved, dace many employers had adept* the twelve hour system sad left off the nightwork, within* soy great difficulty in supplying thee *stoma', sad greatly so the beta of the men. It wo urged that the operates bearers of London, a class numbering upwards of tea Ilk& send, ought not to be kept in a state of extreme NOW, wad n by the prevalence eta bed deism be their trade degradation ItwaLL, of the Early Closing Asada** shoo reed • pep" el the sabjeet, showbg the imp waists bed bees takes by that society to tang the gee .of the bakers Were the Social Wm& Contemns two or three pore ago at Btruusgbato, end at Bradford last October. • otsheesee of masters and operatives, presided over by Lord Mom we aselly took place, when the result of the aspersion was sash as to atheism those present that there *raid be se emir einustabie dateline in the way of mean the sheath* general aer three sienths. generalt g r a _ coded waders, spread all over the lestropolla, end representing every lean* of the baking trade, bad abolished *Atte& for low moat* past, sad osedorestal to the wegedelines pro posed by the Operative Bakers' Committee. It wee babied that the masters *deftly's, with bet very few wished to put uad to the premed bestsfel syl i ret= pub* opinion we invited to discourage it te every way. The noble CilAiritleVt *el addressed the , e'er ▪ reprobating a ewes which was eglimily to the physical *lto the moral welds of this Pass of wal ls( me. He felt extremely anxious to see those good fel lows relieved bow such a Mal conditloe, for he believed there were as good men &motet them as any to be feed la her Majesty's *wicks', sad be claimed their preservatisa low the genies of their ocesetry sad at esalded. (Cheers.) Ea reheated to the sating earls*" of sesdied leen as to the susioes diets ot the halW a train sad remethed that the depends& of *rile ceased by sabanaling tell. le • het sad 0 . 10: lee* sisliZere, was le m o h 64 the one of he eon be th e ter a diteheit. T i t l e c = b lbr Ude esieressee was very simple, sad had bees meth* wlllemeems hr 10 yew peet la 11111dam#4 al lEared h E, iltdirw 111 :LS= As eeteler hams d oft. else tie ease M ober essablihment at Hlthestad, the reprises* of **eh had writhe to ey that Ole* meth? szposithee of the Mee of met Sou r in tlisdrealsi sad febibet s a g g esegy eer In r o d u k ag eed In emery way mest the heed wee meth beer, the eat ere se irdil served, end the see, fa bear spires sad hat fiky, worked &fah more easrgy thas before. Lord NW alr, la mering s resolutkm, *deleted to his owe atempho same years ago to induce pretreat to deal with this mese, sad said he thousht It preferable to rely opus mend sera., instead of legta!ative compedeme In this see. His leash" dmrlbd from personal inspection and ism:fry the stretched *nen* of some of the undergrotmd &b -bones sad of the poor mew employed in them. H. adAci them respeetally x" yea to the masters for as alteratioa, which he heed essid isms be obudaed. Dr. OUT, who bee node a thorosgh proteeseed laved pees ef the &seam ma eserelity to wiped tee d this wee as fish* and who lectured Ivo. the elect in 1141, briefly lathered the meetimr, referring to the statistics, which re to prove the they suffer a frightful amount of Whams, end the their average duration of life is mealy cured*. Mr. W. Needle., )LP , the He. B. Martin, the Poo. a. Bargee'. and two master bakers, Mr. Miner eat Mr. Ayes, also spoke with mu* effect. Hesolekme la layer of the object of the meeting wee pored by sa paw. seolemealea, a* theake to the noble toed' sad isairm RIPIIJIIIIITA7TOII 07 WORCI77EI.—WOSCIMPIIII AumpuDaio—?W winds( IM • fit for flu Mica* olf • tarok to am porbrooot for thr city la rho ism at Ni. W. Led" who hos sorprd rho Chilli= wee malve4. god Morley ii.xt tio how appdator Awl M dr aorolordoo. No oproddoo ozprolla to the la d M i&oro d Mr. Primer, who sow the only quokkas r Tag itarazaarianoet Or Naiwlc2l.—Aa as election kir as Imes we mentiar Is isemiawal at IllEatipb, some of the liberal poly hays invited Mr. Limed West to ear himself m immildate. Duriag the Ism am leas • reply MO bass received Inm the boa. glathmaga, tar alga h a W readiness to accede to the aller nab la him. Mr. W was waned far Norwich la majoallka wale Sir Kerma Pete la 1832, and set kg the weaatiamag ' 11167, whoa We vote .data the Palatemlem esiblefay la rowdies to As Chug quanion digleasall many of Me sage porter., sad it was not thought advieside thattieslandd hituoll for re-Mecum. He woad ambenrOar, tenee *a ward mita good meopsots of ensmin. REPRZIIIIMITATION OP lITALTIIILIDOIIrnIMI grie assay nemenrs dying shoat ae to wartime gsatismen to be pat is notaiastom to repr es ent the WI leareagb of Rudybridge, as soon se the Reform DM is paned Leto law. Oar ommepuudeat but heard the killoirlag patio man maid as Iliody to be put la 1110111111146011 • —John Cheetham, Lug., lam mmtbrer for death Leamehlre Robert PIM; EN., memo manufacturer, liitalybridge; Prawn Dueladeld Palmer inlay, , koala the matter of Dahill. dad sad Mr. erepheas, of dude: Mdse. One gen•larma, Rom thetas, ie alrmtly in the OW, mad has wood ma address "to toe Inhabitants of etalybridge." Ty geode maa Waded to la Mr. J. C. liaaahiaaa, of 7. Yese,agtaa Palace Oardeas, L ado', who is aa shame liberal. Seem opinion may be farmed of the strength of parties la las borough, from the fact that the mayor le a coswervatim, sad that the c.emaree.l.se Awn a aualerky la the lawn IMAM alz-Newelmsarr Omaha& , _ Tai RI YAL POLTTICIENIC ~7l t lITTTIITION.—Ys•- lonioy the preperty ao known as Royal Polyteabate !estimate was aired to pabhc seethe,* the theatre at the tiweltatlea. Mr. 0. Ite.kowat nadir the poetises et the taiet-eleeit Wiadl‘ttp AA& The propert amepriees N.. $OO. Sripst-eiseet. eat R. Cla y the Webs, capable et attameodattelt_bri vi rdrir Eal t oeMie p t e es t, eon: et s e e t , 2ll,6lo seree nd est eih t o g: le the taatltad.es The property wee elated by eledelner te have seek the loatftolloo se Ira Ur& 'ip MOl. It le hold for ea aatteptral tern sift you% at maim " 1 4.! I,OIOW. the hoar la Ca sublet at T . per maws. Ttte IptalpheV iel" es that by Mr T. bedtb, of Drury-Me Thosato. olf VAL. white owe r. onetkowee aural wee maw Wee seeleve Yawl by lespeore el Chemistry, sad the pepoy wee there. tore met maid. Mr. Gmbh odd. we hoelall lle bid, he bawd he wee =tithe to the Mewl of It► Tbe wattemose nil be bdl.,.d Peet It wee les MAT Noma ill Hamra, Fames- dim.— Nimble of pies* Ow the week ewliwg Alai f, 014 white Melon Marline. (*Tani Pelee& OltE 8110.1.1110 wahmaeoae. Meows 7.—Adaraeleas erteayseset439i Iby awes tiskeila, 237. islet idiom. TRUESD. NAVAL AND itILIZARP. .1' W °MAIM!, Meson 7. coraeileigl Msj Henry Ckerlee Reesell, Boyd Artlessy, - metal tbb day at ids antlawis Ross-rattop, Obaritta. Tile damask Misr ass a uslla the minim, banal misled the ',shunt a seesad-Wonast la Ape, 1802. Tbs sabgesst gpmestloas wore—aret.lbutossat in es, lag alkla In July, len, ass* tu Mi,r, 1826, lonent-seleall la howl, 1637, canal Is Novas beg, 1846, and Msjor-eateral la Juts, 18116. Although a adrth wd age the Ossiked bad not retired from the scrim mad would hare tees to the commend d cm el Use now batteries es tit slot Rogers, ROM , Artillery, Is missed to jets Me hairy at Berinds, and Unionist B. H. ?maw is to roast! to Amaral& to take op his applauseat so side-er may b Msjoe-Geseral Prat, Comemaidant at ths lair to *M °okay. This monk, two at Olgotas Gnat's unbolt/kg 000kbg • wen delivered over to B!DeCTeS, :1 4 E . Royal Artillery, with direstiose from the W. -awn to loans them a distanos of ley mew with • 'brie me eertais their *Moiety for cooking Mod daring a sorb. Tko Lords a the Admiralty bare forwarded to Comanager Taylor, of the Flatly, a letter forwarded to Lon Jam Russell by Coital !alloy, tbe French Ambassador, ac knowledging, at behalf's( the French prenatal, the oa rless rendervd by the or,, it I. Fuel, is saying knew ol Oa Blanche Mario, winked la October last. 8P01771110. THE EREEWgUIY MEETING. TO THIII =ITO& ulr TON =Sla=w. 812,—llefornng all notion of the doings at Liver pool until in • porkies to review the week's spelt In I have oily to remark the extraordlaary feet of the Weak ha elected the Si end third for thelleand National Immediately the weights spiral, Anis and lambus baring tam • long lead la the betting ewe Moos, and IL. mars never ice being sobbed of the rid= el abecinte diet favourite. This is but poor egesigemeot he the industrious "men of pencil" sat ;pet the Lied for th e Shrewsbury Netting le tit such i t = that we may fully expect to lind the professionals in form in. The bill die maraca aine items for each day, so that the only halt to gad with It la that there is rime too much to go through them sold days. First oat the UM cosec the Leggin, Hall Min for two-year-olds, for wbiok Little Lady, being to the some modems company obi mot at Not tidlngham, may be tried, do*le her 616, p w, sad the iadffwsat pirformancie at Uverpool ; owir4 however, Mr. Horty poll out Zodiac eget', ft is not lapilli kw their Notighain mailroom to be reversed. The eseep for the Cleveland Handicap, two miles and • d e s, mot toodarate, Ibis it is not an nay teak to andi theirpar• heimme sad I sea only point to Omallyan's d e _ lam win recohrleig lkb from gm Mee it inns neekent the best, Dreinnight beingiatir nt • ade The Corporation Plots bees 'pia his to asa tend over the Oro hinge la Clomeni• Qom al male 'llay,' nod e a sag is Topsy IA rna • more kindly is at LIMO" abs may prove one awful in the Hurd* lisisedg ma lksrporty do Pat tains hr their suffrages to Wes W z seosed day's list ow tie • tempting ball foe Mime of Oman* in the Welter floadkap; and his le sot out of the Hankstoas Cup aim, ibies mai worse terms, Narcissus big shoat Waft he light weights. The Saropithe Handicap will be so seriously affected by tits result of Ike Olavelaad, sad the Stewards' Cup by *Mogi Corporation MAW, that I most not touch upon ism; but the Steeple elmee looks too much of • " good tie' for MM. IN an to pass it over.—l ma, =TEX° LIVERPOOL RACSd.—WsursaAT. Tim •I.a.;onTii.i7.;orrsdoT.4 . 17 - iti;;;;;;;L T. 1.0. fl= Two/WS Om by VW Ityrog Ihrtolimat. 1 tae fat dot lib . I 1 Yr. Mayt ea eotao 3 tia Mb. 64 Sib 3 31 r. tataborta Jomt. 2 ;to 1101 I. llb 1 Xr. DatkobClmblik Ho OW I. Mt IIL • JIMIDICAP Ran of le tom, for all saw Woo Itto Perak our three visitors et a oda 114 rata) Mr.Diacab Ten Thouto b 7 Osmaboy. and. 74 4'b flo. fu ia.) 41. Naroodsal 1 Oaplala leam Cittalles Dial ilt/ trat t aw7liite I EJallosalre. 3;M . OA . • . 4 Ilarma LLannrc.r ter 10 orra.,„ oddod Is a Oursagatakar et I dna am% 3A. Winners says. aa. Illbsad • osailar. aa goo Lord Ovresitera Waadarar • try atakboursa • rm. Goa_ 1 ja: r=f;1171.14..%% -- '' ''''''' '• " 1 lif. Halllistdb &Arra flex. id Ob. —.- . -- .. ...... Ak- " , 4 SIB Gaon LITMUS Iltiarumais HAIDICAP of sow.= it, Wllal Midis& roto my Ids slabs Warn ad sot dora fr au Yr Ins r a = sass Ma mod alba so moo Mb MOIL Ow Memo. shaft Sow Wis. IN sobs.3l slalom I ass. iy = Yr. O. Ogden • i 1 =lad roi. Oat lottb (Kt. Tlinsat 1 4 eicitaiwun Oaptals amino . flat ab..(Cs34. Tornio I 3 If ersomb Xasfrbak •• • ...... •• • • ...... •• 7 ; Mr. royintaes londos. Mbillt emsbe . me . no tali oats, slam groom. Tear, Mt Rabat • 31 ..,117 1 1 Aims. BlAS away. Tbs e ants. lbsisek. ham Oar% asSI.O7. liattros : 7to 2 api Asada, 3to I opt ass 04 tles 3 and 7to 1 Inn weal. II 80 1 mit 0•1601116 It le 1 apt Ala to I apt Marla *gess, SO ao 1 sea Llakbsl.l3 as I NA a lt TallPao• Is 2 rant NogratOla Is I seal Isvarifila 8 lel Not fir Polon. o 1 mat All - FM INN 3 tia m saa dm O. 0,113 bal ego IL L• 1 Ida 2 wads mot of Ile males. 1110 10111•11 NM LIMO lost the lead. ass okoot sad ass b e MN a lama. id *W. lOaStrea . Nod 111Lraor .we wit. swam arbor ass 1111 a g am. sad lobo sae peas tbs mars amok Masi la ouldv mee hors 94 le M. Tian bradao•sars ; aad toteAssit akin to daal • dam by Wafts sr Orabalag. =sap vai ilriciot 441 0 soda Mr. Ladino Freedom tot Onsadaerollr.nordlaarl I lit. IT Illtsstate 4" alt .. .illotorad 3 MOWN :2 to 1 ea wk• oars . idli...liatiiiit tosser of. A QUA TIC& UNTVZIWITT BOAT Rata.—illhose we AM called Ole attendon of our rosters to this event. *ars ben been emend &iteration' in both erase, the Mem Iniatag and ether mums combining to memo* dm gentlemen re sign their seats to others. Thi Oxford Grew estersenold practice cm the 2401 of January, sad have boa in strict training ever since,' harder at work than they were ever known to have bees bedere, and they are hilly determined to spare no efforts to phi the Amory over ask gallant and mare fortunate opponents. They are rowing be a very heavy eight-owed boat; bet we presume they. 411 Wage this are 1 the race motes off. The Caste*, owing to thallium!' ending a late, did not go into ualalai till seas lan after their op poems, but they are DOW working easy with a will. in order to sedan the Murals lost last Beater, owing to the rough some of the weather sad their boat being swamped's& Barrios. The crews now are as follows, and no further alterations may I be aailalgeited : 0270/ID. ,t. lb. 1. J. N. McQuaid', UNWN/ir 11 6 & G. Normlhy,=. 11 3 3. IL W. Mom* 4. O T. Y. I & Morrioo. 11•1361 6. N. P. Samar, 11roososto 7. H. T. Strom Usloositoy Stk. B. W. 11Joloy, lizatet ll 11 Cox. A. J. liotorts, Cbrist Cowie ll 11 c +ma =ass eL. lb. I. A. G. Wailes., Cana 3. 0. T. Cheytor Jeans ll 6 3. D. lilla, Trielty ll 12 4. T. 11. Blake, 6. M. Covenlry, C T=y 11•11 l3 11 S. B. N. Cberry, Close 7. A. Faltbei Trill, 112 k. T. 11.14 Os. J. T.. lienista, ?till It will be Nee 11;41111 bets am bleb tar 7 ass the weights, 'Mk tsr er Os °Wiser, sums" bat sows gases Area ‘4ll beet to also if before do day, wallets tenimo Numb, but may possibly be Arid. THa Lou OP TILF EFRAIN-SNIP HunoAll33l.. !km of the passer re of this 1114ated steamer went keen Gleserow, the Rm. James Olean sad Yr. end Ma Belmar. Mr. Stuart, who belonged to Glasgow, bad been appointed by the Colonial Cessna. of the Gemmel Assembly to is Canmde, sad wee ea his C way to that aonnoy. Mr. Cam4 am 'aerobes', mend la Glasgow abort tans ago, and wee monied to a Glasgow lady. He was Macke Ids bride be Merinew home alma this marble atlemity overtook dem. The linmgerlsa was owned by Wows. amd A. Allan ef Olsereer. The Maumee will fall hawks' cm the underwrites or Limps! end Louden, bat these si ' Glasgow will elm ham their ohms. Gavial's Jones bed en eareinst character is a seamen. All the semissers, ear- Msad most of the seems sad mew, were selves of are end. Am g th em the foliewfai;:—Williem Hes demon Hard* o :ged 31, LOW Ira alb; Jobs Pilegueliet 21, Argyle, surgeon ; Thomas IMlseresea, 2 3 , Illabarch, purser ; Chides - heath 42, Led/y, steward; William Alba. 313. Onegew, mead mate ; WUlkmC.ie, 31. Dangles, hoe* mate; Esher. Disk, 43, earpeatar, Fits. shire (tormerly of the Je l e v alid n ames , w- C:Ve IBM% _ ' Same 37. Grunvolit egineer; J=l IS, Oresneek,, sawed regi me/ ; Aim/wise 33 . w. third milkbettri 74 111 clerks. 24, Ayr, (earl, wegfas clisse sr; RIO 31.0 em, 31. Ayr shire, fifth eagtaesr; Kr. Noll yosesorpr, was on his way td Maaireal told* ths szteashe meablieht meet of his amiss, Mama. James and Almaador itemised. I .-Befinbieryk Cheroot. AOCIDSN't OW TEI BASTIAN COLTICTINI 111 f awiy.-lAss .lght Kr. Payne mend en biquiry et W them Deegan Imu di. Bishopsgstastrest, into the *- dot* el Osier , a hemer ."l"..°ll of Ashol aib etteez, whom desk ihem the et nhelmleined by the reams essiguM as Um Mem line elessimea, was mistiened in the Bilmen gpmp t e rter• day. Mr. Teary, ken the elide of Mama. Ed,eri Co., attended es bdmill of lie sidVe. Gallen% at eadhem Welk% dm or . th e . Sone derma eviimme harts. imas gees the jmy @grad Met tbeletplit dwell he edjanned WU ekes the Teuenhem kw/ inemnei %sir mead. ARRIVAL OP USN' IN VICTORIA PROM ENGLAND. The OnmeMdsged by the Yginsing it Mr. Thema Amnia, of n or m park tree Oohing. Wed on the smiting of Deoembee Mt an UM wise al One peetridge died en the way from Mehennet. Them mete, beerame, left 66 re =4 h u m lad wad Winks. aktpaready to peed Uri maps ihrisseded ea the bliewing day their destielbse-Winelhaiss la& ' EVENING, MARCH 8,. 1860. Inttlligaut. • • • . JUDICIAL COMMITTIX So? THE 'PENT COUNCIL.-o-Maacu 7. via UT. White Mona 5. won atexoe OP LONDON.-111 0111724011 DUMPS AT PT. ameddhsea. This morning Lord theliasford, Sir John Cafaidga in Lord lathe If.night ohd Lord hake Teethe, ma the Conned Chamber, WMMsM , he the purples of heath, ea appeal d she Bow. Sahel Peak, aims Yens a mem of St Hemembes wee seem time deg eimellaid by the Bwg ho of lAwil= op ihit haulm _.Ream malrneed on op m A a Dr. Fathom% Q.C.,17d 6 Z. Pelham append kir Mrs Pooh; Dr. Tam the Iriesr-43enemi ti MO lhaelesee al Conterbary, aseed kir the Arebtahop, name Ars tte deka the mad hoishismA • Dr. Plahmeret is eshe ems for the appollas. alp Halals wee an me behalf of the &V . mitred Pools egoist the dealer of the Archthhop of Caaerbory, mei !ming the revocative of his lame by she Bishop La des. TM Bishop of Leeds. rembel Mr. Poole's Hasa on become dooms what were mode spina Wm under he 66th wale. cif the act applying to snob Games. Up* this declaim Mr. Poole appesled q the Arch bishop of Ca.tsrbaty, who somorived that by merely Wpm; too theme be was with the am of the est, end maimed she a . Mr. Pools alga thst this wee not a be am provided by the llth watisa et he sot, and moral that - he Mph be Mord It dim hem, end a cleciMali duly pronounced. The Arebbishop re futed do aoosdo to this reques , , and Mr. roots hand it as assert to appeal to the Court of arditeas Mesets he a 'ma dams This wee gmated, sad the habilis" held a mat at Lambeth, whim the Dean of Aram (Dr. ) pronomaid the jagnieut of the court, and the eronirhop oniolally %dried this Womb :—" With tie able assielamie of my lamed essusera have pima the merits sad abeam same of this appeal my atoat mime and amotal esesidere tics. I ma of op i lo tr iz that the proved aad M atted , In he isagnege of the steam :b ra t i al a ressostabie caw foe thereverathe of Has limass, d that the Lord Ptshq et Lemise bee emir shill a esmed ,rsrobrg the NM. AM Ima foram el thee the Nome puma by the appellant is ad la sesselerms the fabric or doshine of the church of Meglemd. bee wet dmspeoss, sad likely to ro. duos mat swims seleslid es He ems d mmenty md re nege." The lemils• behre the snot ss-dhr taaa whether *Oast the snow or delivered them MI ail Mssmapped le the mows. It ems a matter et the gravest Issiesseepos, as the revocation by the Bishop et Leedom Nodal to permit him from obtaining prohlooeet,l. oop othef Camay and he question deeply aimed he 6,060 or 700 who were connected with the March. He (Dr. X M °seamiest with the matter, to submit they 1. That proosedinp before the Archbhhop oarbu , were prommdings before the Esdeasetical Coart. 2. That gran every Ecclesiastical Coen there ley an appeal to the mows ; and 3. That it is the duty of the crown to allow parties facilities for prosecuting ri pp ri• Their Lordships sidelined the marring all rights r to the competency of the right to appeal sad the right o protest. EQUITY COUR/8.-1114scs 7. (Before the Mester el the Bolls.) BARB= IP: BILL. Ms Honour thierausing grejudgment to this case, whioh was argued au Morry. The bill yr filed to set aside • wartime sad • sale of the property warred in it, which had boa aired seder the real power. It appeared that the defurant was • Wisher motels. at Borneo, rid thither • yore are named Baer, some years ago weal to reside. Derr had emeddlenible reversicsary Interests la both reel ad prated =ad beecring embargoed in his eirereserest, was by nm with small sums el ease., as asourity far which be tool • mortcat. el Bases expeoutions for 1001. lialteopeutly lipl advanced other sums of mane,, sad in eseeideratios thereof obeared • reartgeere from Bober in favour of hie (Bill's) nephew for 2601. IJader the power of sale contained in this dead the prspetf was *old to another nephew by Bill in trust for his wile. o mosey passed in Tarot of the last trentmeties, -4 Dukes having died this cult Ina instituted by his nue ✓otating, in order be eat it rids. lib Honour, in giving judgment, observed that orb • sale as that described In the bill could not stand, sad the wet pies mast be regarded se security for wtstare sr as ware astray advanced to the mortgagor. The real amounts of what was duo would be tar, and the defendants must pay all the oasts up to the hearing. The case (from Chambers) of the "Bristol Orutunar School" Meads over till Tuesday next. Ass= INIELLIGENCE. • HOME CIRCUITCRZI.MSFORD, MARCH 7. m r i ar a L pa lll=khed the business this Is try primers. rre Lord Mier Justice Erle.) , IS, Wee charged with feloniously shooting at Walter Tilltagheoe with latent to do him grievous bodily Mr. Woollett proammbil . :lo. Talky wee comma for the It appeared that the primmer wee alabouriag lad to the ser vies et i termer at Shoebury, read on the 7th of December be wee applard in ir ig the mows, an old gun being astnered to hire for that purpose. The prosecutor wee an &kir led, and he wee engaged in wood caring, and ,h appeared that he borrowed the gun from the lirlsoner to try to shoot a hawk, sad after this um jeering conversation took place between than, and whim the toe tuned sway the pthooer celled out " es you Joey," sad fired the gun at aim, and nu mber /Shots penetrated his back and injured him vary severely, so much so, Indeed, that for a few days his life wee soeslikeed is diner. The prisoner, it appeared, had oaly gives to lire. but he had pt:chased the shot • Kr. Tsyler owl on behalf of the prisoner that he lad no kir*a to do mieehlef, and that when he fired the gun ha hod so Idea cif injuring the prosecutor. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully Chatmetice Erle said he observed that the prisoner had already beep three months in mil, and he considered this was. suffici•nt punishment. lis should therefore order him to he at 0100 discharged, and be howl the occurrence would be a warming to him foe the net of his Ike. Thanes to 35,a Net-office latter-carrier, wee charged with stooling a letter captaining two Si. notes, the property ell the P_ostmaster-Onieral. Mr. Morrell sad Mr. Pollock prosecuted ; the prisoner was !alleged by Mr. Peeves. The Marge Mae clearly established, mid the prisoner wee molded read eestsnced to four yeses' penal servitude. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. /Uwe 7. (Belpre the help Ordinary.) SKIPPER OD lIKIPPIR 110DX111.--1111W TRIAL. MY was teinneentary snit erielag ont of the will of the Rev. Jobs Smith, late of „liig Ria, new Norwich, sad a milk* had been obeet for the delentlant on the plea at t9idas Mona. _ _ Sir C. Cromwell mid, that having consulted with the learned persona by whom he had her esetsted, he was of opiates that there ought to be a new Wel on payment of the SOSilk BALIII O. BAI/111..../.I,INONT. T 4 he wife of amirsiposshar, the proprietor of en bolsi and certain oyster deeps at Liverpool, had obtained a judichti separation on the ground of edultery. 84r C. Cromwell, manes the respondent's insoles at 7001. year, awarded her permaneat alimony at the rate of 1761. pet SCUM BROAD In DROAD.--irsw TRIAL • ae ln thistrial oim, alio otestemestery nit, the Court putted • w . COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MARcu 7. (Beim l(r. Commissioner Cioulburn.) IN HE JOHN LIENS! COHN. Tlk•bitakrapt woe an Rut India merchant, of Ritchie's noun, Nadi-lane. This was the sitting for thobs of 111184 , BM. The liabilities are stated at 66,0001. ; engem at Cal cutta of equal amount, &mord* to the bankrupt's sadmate, but subject of mane to reelioation. Mr. Joseph Tho.peon, lace-manufactarar, of Nottingham, and Kr. But , of Neaelwwww, wen amen trade amigness. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-ILeacia 7. (Before Mr. Coemisiamer lierpby.l ADVERTISING "Yoe Lotirs."—Di TNB XATTII or 1/I.IDESICK oi•ZL.L ZUWIN This Insolvent, described eg • wholesale jeweller in Broad- °mart, Covent-garden, residing at Bayswater, whose ear wr before the Chief Commissioner on a keener °Zomba, appeared for adjudication. Two creditors named Orem and Bailey apposed in pee Mem Kr. fisrgood supported. This was a remarkable case. The insoleunt bad a great enemy creditors who had made advance@ af bpatiese," ce det of watches sad other articles and pawnbrokers' du plWae. The cam wee originally hissed beim the Chief Commissioner, and Mr. Commisemer Murphy offered to adjourn the ease as the insolent was ea MK 'MB the herbed Chief returned, but he preferred hie seas bled disposed ef, and the matter proceeded. It appeared that Mr. eras was attrooted by an advertise ment for • "loan" with Af proud.. " bonus." Be Mewed 601. and leek as seespeases ken 701. with a deposit of watches and pawabroluers duplicate,. In • few days afterwards the issolvenragetn sottaitsd • loan, end gave • bill for 401. co resolving 301., whit watches and tielets. B. found the wildes were not worth the meant represented, nor the duplicates. He had sold them by imam, and was still a large creditor. Mr. Commissioner MIOPII7 remarked that haled • " m e' what similar cams Wore him, in which an odd woman had advenced money, and he held that she wee bound by her b riargood submitted that there was ao dames in the two cease. Elia Honour thought there was no differemee; Mr. Green had advanced the mousy with his eyes open. sad hi the expectation of a large bonus. Mr. Bailey, another coo olainant, was defrauded through ' advertisement:of some 6.51., taking some plate, watches, he. The insolvent got beck sums of the plate sad had kept It. Ow of the gold watches the insolvent told him cost Id., and It was afterwards valued at 30a., sad termed • regular duffer." dress said be wee told the watches be had were duffing" articles. Mr. Commissioner Murphy declared that the sebedule dff aimed a very illegitimate mode of trading, and he was deter to do all he amid to repress the system which the insolvent had adopted. He hoped the publicity which the MN would receive, would put the unwary on their guard whim advertisements far keels which appeared in the newspapers. He had giese the laselmet an opportunity of gehsg before the Chief Ommlesioner, which he had declined; sad as ha had declined, he meat now take the toseequesee. He was determined to put a atop to the frauds committed en the pilau Hie Honour gave a lodgement of eight month. at the suit of the opposing creditors, fur contracting teak ittbte by fraud. Ammo'? AT 1111 80IITHAVIISTEIIN RAILWAY ITATiox.--About 101/Aotk yestadey seentlag, ea MOW of Ye viry Asfavear sale of Ms matbso, maims slo ma of ke the sew Mom Vlassottem sr le aloocced. which Y Istasilssi se Me tangoes of tbs raw Yeovil mil ZION lies sow* soma of coostrualca, owe ohflgol to sestind Moss, sad meet of Asa left the works. About ball ea Mar ofieruesdo • assamilees week was Mad. whlsh shuassd Me labahltsats of the eseseemeter mlghbosaboak end the MIAMI ha mil aldilllane re: valid. It oas dessnamil that ale obeli dela Ulattfllll W or frealag, ehleb hat sail lesa oreolsd Moat • mak, had seoms a the Ism of NM Mad, sad may* sissy la IWfall leer or Ave lefty palms of tk. brlakoork, Ma s foal wreak. It ass at fatthet tbe emir era old& $ ws• ereeted ma elseesi tom bet M. leastely web did set k......Ma5s of ore *- feted, but amiy of Men bed a west mom wisps, but bed N eu bses er tlork the nosh would bays bssa dreadful. as weer Os ma qt le work to oast sway tbe alba. ITloo smasel rbeof a sea esbeteetal Mamas; sad MM his saiwitol, bus ably surveyed. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WoacasTER, MARCH 7. The muosaiseks weir opened hem toiday before Mr. Baron Bramwell sad Mr. mottos Keating, who arrived from Orford &bast hall-gest two o'clock, and, atter the uswil ceremonies of opening the commiesion, ad/tided divine service at the cathedral. Bolding/ will comaisnoe to-morrow. There are 20 Owners for trial in the county, and three in the Mty. Thu mass include one attempt to murder, one sasnelaughter, three ocemealment of birth, ass bigamy, sod one forgery. At uM pries there are several special juries. ansciatie tins, Cols v. Duke of Norfolk, sad Pakingtce, Bart" sad wile v. Hawker. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Ayussursy, MARCH 7. The Right Hon. Sir Edward Vaughan WiMims arrived In this town yesterday, sod having . cianed the oonuniasice, proceeded to divine service st St. M s Church. This musing , at 10 o ' clock , Sir H. V. Atilltres took his seat in the Crown Court; and Mr. Berjeent Tozer (on ethoust of the absence of Bar Alexander Cockburn, Bark), at in the HIM Prins Court, at 8 o'clock this afternoon. The calendar contains the names of 28 prisoners; dame two are charged with wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm; two with burglary, one with seeding • Otto threatening to kill, one withembeutlng money, and the rest with minor Ulmer. - TM oasoot;ioito-day wore of no piuiionlor Intortoi. MIDDLESEX SRsSION& (Before the Aasiehist-Judge.) Amin Alio Ventre, • young Freachwornan, attired la deep morning, was indicted for having stolen three shawls an • va riety of other articles, value 101" the property of fresedeLittle, her master • sad further for hiving stolen • large quantity of Ism and Other articles, value 2001., the pro perty of Catherine Lady Somerset. There was no counsel In the ens. Mr. Preach Little, of No. 7, Onalow-equare, Br nailed that on Dec. 16 the prisoner enteric his airrvt m e 7 , 6 Z repaseated that the had been la the establishment of the Coast De Lisburne, at Perla, and had only left 8 days. She praised. certified. purporting to be signed end sealed by the noun, and it rot tooth that the piercer bad hem in ha terries, and had to leave to concourse* of the death of the countess. The Meteor stated that the was than in 111011T11.• lag for the deceased touter, and produced a letter which she said was written by the mother of the counties welkin lag all that was stated In theeertificate, and, believing ell she =tad to be true, she was engaged. The poisoner re the document. Oa the 10th of January, from informa tion he had remind, he desired the prisoner to show him the papers again, but she said the had either left them with e lady to whom she hod ben, or had lost them. He said he was In so tall in the police, when she said in capital Raglitth that she would make a clean breast of It at cam ; the lettere were forgeries, and were written for her by en Amerkea deaden= with whom she wee ao quanta la Perk. On the 12th the primmer was discharged from the situation. A quantity of articles produced, silk saines, • lady's travelling cloak, Chin shawls, &a, were his sod la ban maim from his nun set wan peeved that these articles were palmed by the pri mmer at various those daring the . period she was in Mr. Little's sernem She vas taken into custody on another therm while she was in a situation, Mr. Forster's, Adelaide Mentaa, Ilaveretemk-hill, by Detective Sergeant Willianiscn, sad seer property belonging to Mr. Little was found in hoe peseession. The jury found her Guilty. Lady Somerset oak d In answer to the Assistant- Judge that the guise, was in her service for than • fortnight In December, and during that doe she robbed her of property to the amount d sbont 20e1. The prisoner repro...and to her that the had been six years In the service of the Countess de Lisburne. It was proved that portions of this property bed been disposed of by toiling or paining by the prisoner. Some of the lace was prodused and Lady Somerset iiitiisd It. Mr. Little stated that he had sannined that the prisoner had bean Is service In Ireland. One situation she bad was in the family of • reverend gentleman named Percival. and another with Mr. O'Connor, Mount Druid, French Park, toasty licooomteon. eke seat to the Wine from Mr. Per cival's. She stole a gold watch from Mr. O'Counor's; and having written to that gentleman, he (Mr. Little) noshed from him the number and maker's name at the watch, mod he found that it was one which the pekoe. had been wearing while la his service, and that she had bed it re paired at a watchmaker's near his hone. (It was predated by Williamson.) It had been I tuther auerained that the prisoner had transmitted money to the amount of newly 2,500 f. to Paris, to be invested ou her account in saliway sod mining shares. The Assistant-Judge said the primmer was one of a moot dangerous class of persons, woo by fake cheraMera got into situation where necessarily very valuable property was confided to their charge, or was within their reedy for the purpose of plunder. The primmer bed been cerryin on this in mto a very gnat istist, " enti t t a good deal of adroitness, and err the protectica of the publie sad se an example to others, the mart sentaseed her to be kept in penal servitude for 6 years. The sentence was interpreted to the prisoner by Mr. Albert, cad she marched out of the dock with • haughty defiant air. She pretended not to know Hagfish. The Anstant-Jodp dimmed Williamson to forward the watch to Mr. O'Connor, in Ireland, and to call the attn. Won of the ocreamisakers of police to the circus/skate ef Is wiener hobo tranmensktd the large ems of 1,600 C, to Pole der bynames.; that money was new forfeited and belessei• the moire, Med some commanication might be made is dm authorities t• Paris, with the Mew of the money bs gives up, as it usooebtOlp was the proceeds of the weaterosa sobberies the Meow hod ootemltted, and wish& be applied to thew of Woo Oa bad robbed to make ay tie& Om DESPATCH OF MERMAN AND CANADIAN MAIIJ mum Lmmarma..—The cleated and Montreal stemotw North Bride sailed hem Liverpool for Portland with the Canadian and Vatted States no.ila and a fair ooroplement of Criyesterday (Wedoseday). The Liverpool, New s:: Philadelphia Cempany's steamer City of Man eboatar sailed sleo Resterdy, with • shin's mad, twenty oan Old . town • pwasogers. Tim British and N American Royal Mail steamer Canada wilt Os &a- Etat:fros' die May for Boston an fladsday next. The la the Liverpool Post-ofhos will be open on that day till 9 a.m., sad vii QUOINODWO until 9.10 p.m. PRIERNTATION FROM !HZ AMERICAN PRESIDENT TO 01 'TULIPS Carealot.aterday 8. R. Graves, Fog, 0( 1.0 Marine Dodd, Liverpool. presselod to Captain Charles Nobsdios • poll chronometer watch and chain, fern/dad by the President 0 the United States in saucer. kdisesst Ise the minim rendered by Captain Robertson to the mew and powasSiers ef the Almada ship May Queen, In the admen of 1368__ . LIGHT ON THE YARNS AND RIDGE.—We (Ship pia, gazette) ars asabled to ante that the Trinity Beard have strongly urged won the Board of Tiede the seourity that allsta for Own' without further law of thee a Beal -1 ship on these &serous sands; and that the Bond of Trade have &ended to the nooromeadatioa of the Elder Brethren. The lighlehlp will be moored probably at the N.W. junction of the Vero* and Itidgp, or hamediately fronting the English amt. • _ _ . . SOME ILitwatiurrox Moszux.—Daring the week whom (lent 1, the visitors haws Lira as follows : —Oa Masiday, Tussday, sad 6iatuday, fr ee dap, 4,469 ;as Moor Zzleal Tasiday (hes ovsalnp), 4,414; sis tas thee. &Ye (auto* , to Itto u rb 9 S4 SO. 1,372 I Ola• 'Wale mai* (Wsdassdal). ; total, 10,614. Fetal the *rake of Massam, 1,111111,1911. [Advertiaemest.l-:-Hottowaro PILLS POl TEI Con or Museums Li, ,mis avowing oossuons. imb ow suss Woe tref.-11th Issaila • se wan Mom Is ow, pars et the work% eM iiis insiSsi by S eft se soiderfiL WA le sow Ands 1...4 n penis . m :Esnliness as • fusedb he Sawa sad IT suldbls/s. a Nu gm ow ask IN so gmaw* eus.r Is 'Os bessidel ad ibis. b OS an so sad saterlss. OW ibis Prim is Nee the irstsVl24 l = l ...... ;Ti 1er.::1_,....--=" ......... .161 illisaSsms• Is sift Ms. Ms'll JIM snosloissollasi soi impoliala, M4RKBZ& COTTON.—LtYzaPooL, )[Alts 7 , Ws have so thaw to report in our market to-day ;it remits quiet, with priors so Wore. Thu asks ors 8,000 tales, of whirls bOOO for urptet sad lIIPSOWS*O. SIDRA AND LEATHER.—The activity which pee. veiled in the leather manse In Jimmy has esesidsishly abated daring the past month. The demand has been of a general character, but restricted to the mom Immediate wants of °onion:len ; the dealers In grind haring been rosed to add to their stooks. The supplies have been limited, and me large increase has boss se& to the stocks of any article la the hands of facto. . Prices mar as nearly as purrs identical with those of January. For err arida of sole rather there has bra a disposition to accept slightly lone rare, but doming gore fully maintain oar previous quotations. The @iteration in the writ, although unimportant r reprds the leather trade, have tended for the moment to suspend Wainer in general, and indirectly have bed, so daub., some each kfiuenct on our market; bat we have every confidence that, ultimately, the leather and hide trades will feel, more or leas directly, the beneAt of the further removal of restrictions on comineros which the present changes will affect. We also look forward to a niaintenapos of the existing huge amsuisp.ion at home, and kr exportation. The market for raw goods has prommaid MOM entreat to that for leather. The early pert of the month wintered considerable tranrctions in salted hides at extreme quotations, r mentioned in our last circular. The demand has contiutied, advanced rate@ have been paid for Australian hides, and the Mocks of all descriptions of goods are extremely small. The news brought by the South American mall, will, we expect, check tbi.• upward ten- deny.—(From the monthly Circular of Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell.) CORN.—BORTON, MARCH 7.—With • fair supply of wheat our market was Inn at the extreme rates of lam week —red, 42e. to 455. ; white, 475. to 60e. A good demand for oats, and in some eases le. more money was gtven, good 11 stone making 23e. ; 12 stone, 266. and 265. Mors beans on ear, and prime were about he sma•—new, 425. to 43e. BTOCATON-ON-THIS, MARCH 7.—There ere no arrivals of wheat to report for the past week. The tanners supply of grain at market this morning was large. Wheat sold freely at last week's prices. Oats fa good demand at en advance of 6d. to ls. per quarter. La barley and brans them Yso alteration. Tara rather cheaper. Import. daring the past week :—Bralay, cemeteries, 600 qrs.; oats, coastwise, 1,179; peas, one twos, 60. _ _ Orr/crow, Max= 7.—We had about the usual 'inar tistic* of buyers at this day's market Wheat trade quiet bat fins, at hit week's pokes ; Scotch was the turn dram. near in retail request; Bambarg, 6d. chehmer. Barley enema, and saleable at the marine rates of last Wednesday. Beau and par the tarn against sellers. Oats Ann; some fan palm have taken plain for shipment back to Ireland, which is to a new haw, in the trade. Oatmeal vat, as Idr. to Ugh COLLB.-LowDow, }fluor 7.-Bell's Primrose, 131. ; Bowers West Hartley, lbs. ad.; Saddle's West Hartley, 164. ad. ; Surabaya Gas, la,. ; Bye's'. Bebsid. West Hart ley M , 161. . ; Orgy's Wart Hartley, 161.; Hutiugs Hartley, 15s. ; Howard's West Hayti.), 16..; Lambert's West liartl, 16a.; Taafleld Moor , 13s. ; Tsaffeld Moor Butes, las.; Wilkie Primrose, 13e. 64. ; Wyk's, 16..; Walls End Acorn Close, 17.. 64. ,• Walls End Syron, lae.; Walls End Edam, 175.64.; Walla End Baits, 17e. 3d. W 6IIII E III Northumberland, 16e. ; Walls Bad Riddell, 17s. ad.; Eden Main, 17s. 64. ; Walls Bad Araddylls Hatton, 18.. 9d. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 17s. 64.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. M.; Walla End Kepler Onuses, lis. 6d. ; Walls End Humors Hatton. lb. 9d.; Wall. Bad South Hettos, 19s. dd. ; Walls End BIO•011 ; M. 9d. ; Walls Had Carideo, las. 6d. ; Walla Bad Camp, 18..64.; Walls End HarW pool, 19s. ; Walls End Relish Hall, 17s. 64. ; Will. Had Rollos, 111 s. 94. ; Walls Bud North Hardepool, 15s. 6d.; Walls Bad Stilnelifla, 17s. 34. ; Walls End South Hartle. pool, 18s. 3a. ; Walls End South Hellos, M. eia• Was End South Harlon, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Trtmelsa Thorn *. 16..94.; Walls - Hod Whitworth, lbs. 64.; Carway and Dafitya Maltheir, 22e. 6d.; Powelra Darya Blew, 2 6d. -Ships at market, 176; sold, 144. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111111•11 Was Par Nor- Ts Jo ttpes. .ems etumil.a. 11 1 03. MIL W.ditgabot i. 1 At 6911 - % - i m0.. 5;61• - * 1115155.0121 24$ WO LEM $ .622 2.112 n• 855111172 ret.. ..... 115 - - 3.54$ 1.2X1 11141 ni al asih lat 6.643 ........ ....... In 8010 16.211 34 9 41 1112 amil Mom ..... 99 no 939 1.101 20i ail rot Nada .... aid Kiltais; . 1. 44...119.2 Much 4. Lemiss awl 9.91.9 . 4.11.111.1 , 327 9.497 4,991 14.1191 — 1.9•949 mil 119319 Wears 934 10.563 41,:41 79.848 (9.093 liwaskssMit.lheeell. awl Lap ran 9.. 6 , 4. 11:l i a lims" ... 946 29,1 1 617 9 1.206 99/ 9 :62 264 w er i.din larsa m t T ama. 7 C 11. 1494 1 219 1 1 4 .A0 0 1 4 1 0: 1 1 =2 = .... IMP = ... Ill !: =B N. 1.700 1.799 , 2.9. il kW V2,888L8 SPOKEN WITH. Asensio (ebi ), boned west, Feb. 15. let a N, los 41 W. Caroline fro= Bombay, Jan. U, tat. 11 N, lon 7S F. Colario.lor Claims& Jan. le. Cum; been gong Yong for Power out. Neb. S. Ist l N. len if W. Zotrfrear ago, for Sydney, S.S.W., Jan. 14, tat la, lan W Slat of ?Muni% from Unmeant:di for Loudon, Des. fine Maxis Rog* trots Lauda:. fur Sydow. NAIL. Des. 11, Ist wI7W. The Felton left Cowes yesterday with the United Mates mod* and the &that hit Southampton with the lb. hos, Ovate, sad Vigo male. r i ttertisement.)—(ht THE Loss OF Tang AND ow TM% Aid al Row isolored by the sow palest info of esifadboolo• salami egologa alma er Upton,. nod also odtboat oz. sysoilea strt Ws* or teen, or any Waful opersitoo. by moor of • bet sad moo. Um faralag the mat who; olladladol4 yowls IS ma' pornotfor by 1 bows nomad. Yorsoardlisaa to big Ono. las Anakabop of Casaorbory. tore:woo I. or lamasery by sad *Fat littla It should read ily). triads Jost Slap= Gas morass, Ma tooth Woo lay MI void by or rat pant hay by Mr. 11= lia es""i =oo of t 114• 14.116.6 toolt to s;; W hf i egir k wbo it insy mut las Sid of • iratb• r - - Orlfloabsof Journal. "TUb maid Waal* we am roma* immorayad: thWtaryirla cm enteral Nob Ns me. sakr.dspeilma aneadaa.*—arliblou 0.141 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BATIM/a.—Mereli 0.. t Salaam hilt the wife of B. Bateman. Egg.. of age& BLAIIIIWAT.—Mereh 6. itt Baal Misplace, St. Johal-woodarodd. the wee of R. & Bladder. Neg. of • daughter. BLY TTlM6—Marek 6, at Herne dung,. 'be wife of B. BORdre ef •aes. BOURN 11.—Mez01 5. at Broome Region. Wereestreshire. (ha We el the Bev. J. 0. Lonnie. or moo. DURBev.IN).— Nand 6. at Prised ghter. rename. Rood, the wife of the R 0. ay Burder. of • dau CON 1111.—Mardi 6, the wife of the Rev. 0. J. (Mawr. W.l. Muds of the edemas dried. Daveowr. of a tom. DIIIWINAP.-11arre 6. at llgazimarereith. girt W. Deorogoe. of • OILtrIgTOII V.—March 4.8 pper Weetteornotoritoe.Brdogarks • wee of If. Oinileuerie Nag, el • daughter. BILL —Mari I. Caaouburr.gido. the wile of Mr. T. a. Ital. I.oo7r—lbma 3, at Boulrdeotie•WW. Ye Tile of W. Idgwa. of a dawdhier. MO 11.1011.-11geels at Twafalpr-road. Old KenCroad. the wide et Yr. T. IL of • daugbtor• BCATT.—March 6. Lad, W. gong of • moo and heir. NUMM.—Marchoe 6. at the Royal artillery harracli+, Woolwich. the Age of MuA.. of twda lITLPTLTOII. m & Ilarob 4, at Maadeeter, the wife of R. O. littardioNs BTUll4 6d r bu arati IS . at Gloucester among RegantS.vaxii, the wife of 1111. & &cert. Yd of • daughter. RW MC—Mardi 6, the elfe of Mr. J. Brno. of Cambridge. of • Tovat-lhireh 6, at Lad' rote Reddy, Warwickshire. the wired the Nev. 111. 0. Tophato, of axon. TOTTIIII 3, at linght•a, the wife of Captain 1.. ToW Seshaw. lots Brigade, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BILL—BWITIL—Woreb b. IN Norwood Church. 0. W. fisil. La., of Boa luasoliwouss. So Ann. daughter of O. a mem& lump. ftrit Ii thIVAN RL.-1411POISS. at HoTrimty Much. Bromptoo W the Roc B. B. (MILL IL •.. loetuartnst of at. Jobs.. Clapham: V. PY ► P ►.oyLoool..,. Olorko. Reg., Lima. 1L.1(.. ow of Ye kw Colossi i t C. 8.. Pooto17 . 6: 4 1:114 Owstary. dawhssof of She CM. U. 0. mid Roic.lo Ossonla 1111 U.-0 E.—sariA I. by J am . T J. SIMOMT. M Woo* Cho*. Loadpoth PorowneW Mr. J. TARN'. of 11. W., Doolyard. to ilor ‘, Nosh of Mt . al% Mirror. of tandpost. TUBB ORTIL su.b S. W Tslolty Church, St. Mal khan% Co the Bosh the Lost* Bishop of lirtsbaw. hustroPt. R. 0. Tolson. . Commoodor R.N.. to Jamie Libel. Jawlike of WO late Pk W. lttt►, of Ponlarliiass. DEATHS. OOTTONl4srelh S. et Impheron Matt. Cambrldeiadm )IN widow ef the Mee A. A. Creme, aged BO PM M d BI.--liageh 4. at ltaateretteet, lkosewlek•seusee. km De Owe *Ai 71 DIMMT .ArMarel at Illabehreek Vtre•AdmtralJ Neat. Wei 14. lAMB—Match at IlletMen, Booth Devoe. Hewlett& ABM TAM of I.4•o4lleaertel J. IL Preeer„ seed IS. PlT.—Mani 4. at Atoev-MW, thonterrill. Mr W. seed 14. WIITM3. — March iat Me Terrace. Claptaaroommon , Lomita As. et •of . Harty, i.e..M aged It. HODO 4 ON.—Mareit 4, ibelagballitraet. Mrs. Sarah Modem. L :Pl. &.;d ri ii T ll , l B. 4" l " :B kr .w liarek titl am :l t si sTs ighstz ba r sack.""mr.' IN . rod. clvmtaPoru"nrcd•nq'u:l667l. O. Berm BA, formerly of Omar& • oreagy. arlg MlTS.—Match Malageeptace, MamMl44tmte. M 45. .idow ot the lass 0. Payee. 1311.11,10M11...-11 S. at Norrawterrare. Dom, Massalt MU% widow et Mr. . Ilptotenr. Mg.LL—llarch 4,LC at the Maw letella. Blanche. wife of Owlets 11. Wag. wo O. op.-1111ateh 3, et Beark Brook, wee Btrmlagtera, the wife d Mr. U. Moot ths PdAldwalq Il a rs. u. 0... et 11•1. alimel. "is2BitialeAl.l4liCil IVA I