The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-17 00:00:00

3 4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF LORDS...=FIIIIIND LT, FIE. 16. The LoaD Oitaactuoa took Ms NM ow tie woolsack at llso (kiosk. PITITIONS ON PRIVATR BILLS. Lord RIIDEBDALE moved that all pithier praying to be heard %pea the vomits 'phut saybill it either of the Weems leseMened la shading order No. 178 be petaled b 7 the petitiasere, rad_ uples timed deporited in th e aim of the Clerk of tie PaAementi at each time sad in each &amber as the %ohms d Oemmittem may direst. Agreed to, METROPOLITAN AND 1117BURBA.N POOR RATES. Lad RAVIN/WORTH promoted a petition ham the with of Harommith, complaistag el the pierces inequa htg of Me par rates bottom the metropaliMa mid es. burls& districts, sad iunied whether her YSJeetl. govern. Milt contemplated say measures of relief is the suburbs& &Skims is the promised bill for the ameadmeet of the Poor law The noble lord mid that the gabled me oar) of maidarable interest, sad was mere or lase massoted with the Mill wide question of union ratios. The attention of their lordships was directed a few eveaiop time to the rewrite of alteratioris and improvements which had taku place is the =Sappho. They had been told that 14,000 peaces had hem displaced, and that 3,600 mire about to be displaced by them alterations. No doubt the improvements were desirable oa sanitary, mosornical, sad Nodal ; but cm rand' which fol lowed hos them was the while the valustioa of property is the distaires as improved higher, the pregame upon the nits in the poorer districts, to which the persona iaveriably flocked, became greater. The subject was sot now under consideration for the first time. In the year 1858 inestiage had been held and member delivered on the Alibied, sad the great &tress arkusg ham the inspeality el rating was forcibly pointed out. The border pressed heavily upos the poorer MMiMi. while the richer districts a comparative immunity from this kind el taxation. raleseary, 11488, • meeting of the parochial clergy of Leedom was held, Is whisk the evils Maim from the equalit or relining were dwelt as, sad at a mortis' of the our mows of health the evils of overcrowding is the poser districts of Loads* were insisted ea, and were timed inequality of rating. The remedy for this date of thing~ was the extualos of the area of ruing from the abuts to the metropolis. This questioe of the isequality e/ rating was leceight before the occomittes of the Home el Oscomoes, hat that committee neither suggested nor pro posed • remedy. It was true that they recommeeded generally an =imam at the area of rating, but they mid at the same time that regard must be had to the mealier eireumeteaces cif the metropolis. The ow ol the subarben die • as compared with the inerupolitas, Wets be a is this is. short sentenos, that whereas the wealthier dietriste of the metropolis bed the benefit of the labour of the abloboliad dam of the poor ; the harden of amistainiag the sick, the helpless, the aged, sad the in digent was thrown almost exclusively upon the enborbea dishicts, in which they were obliged to tete refuge. He wished to know whether the government intended to PraCany nemeire to remedy this state of things. GRANTILLR add it was the inteutico cl govern ment to introduces bill to carry out some of the recommen dation. of the committee of the House of Caramels, bat It would not dui with the partioulsz point to which the sable lord referred. Ind ILiVRNBWORTH said be heard the statement of the table earl with perk regret, and be could sly say that the goveremeat weld bur more of the Babied. ILLICIT DISTILLATION LN IRELAND. A shed OOcveeTaTi;aeeme;lupseibe;iphoTeacte of the id of Wiwi's for • Mesa of peewee appointed by the Lectl•Lieuteasat of Inked to cony out the set for the sappiest., of illicit distil atio• is the mantles of Clare earl Dow& DEFENOMI OF CANADA. Lord LYVXDSN, who had a notice of motion au the paper to ask bar Majesty'a ministers what they bad doe* or :Mended to do epos the reports of Colossi Jervom Go the ahem of Comb, said that at the request of him noble Mead the Swirotary of Slate for the War Department he mould partpose his notion till oast week. The house then adjourned at 20 minutes past 6. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tut aisDAY, Faa. 16. The Smuts took Ike &air at four o'olook. NEW MINIM& Kr. Clairrann waa sworn in and took him out for the loccutitt of Word, is tie roan al tit RI& Hon. W. N. PRIVATE RUMNESS. THE CENTRAL WALE AND STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY BILL. ge. &vision took plus es the motion for the i.'ecood Nadia, the above bill, wham then appeared— For As second ~Bag Aphid LONDON, TILBUR V, AND_BOIITREND RAILWAY HILL Oa the order for the mooed Nadia( of this bill, air. COLLINS moved that the step be postponed for • S 1x 1832 •bill had Iwo passed authorising the ma- Pimentos of a railway betwesa Loudon, Tilbury, mad floath sad, and &log the farm M ordain rates. Siam the. the oontmoton bad fouad their barpia to be • bad es*, sad the object of the prissiest bill was to enable them to raise the fares theism them eirearaetanose, he thought the bones should see premed without cereal *airy. Colossi FRENCH weeded the mottos. Yr. JACKdON sold that the proprietors of the Lon. doe. =wary, sad dontheed line were Wain betwees 20,0001. sad 30,000(. slew. sad it was quite imposrible that they could give the public the best samennodation seder such olreametanem. Be hoped the home would mad the bill to the oesimittee, where alms Hs merits or eimierits meld he peoperly MOW. Mr. DODSON vas of °pinkie that the committee wee the may place where the smite or demerits of the bill could be pnp.rly tented. Besldas, the boa. member for KIWIS. bad gives so eallkiest reams for postponement. Bill read a mooed time. PICCADILLY AND PARLLANE NEW ROAD BILL. Mr. TETE said he had been requested to poetpeue the moos& 'satin is order to give the Taman Ca 1p reed • impart which bed jolt boo received. Erodes time oin ounatabree be begged to postpone the second Isaias to that day week. Seemed reading's:64~i PRINTING PRIVATE BILL PETITIONS. Mr. TORRENS moved that ou every private bill to be considered by a committee of this bows, d ill which should stead referred to such committee, if not previously withdrawn. should be printed at tee impose of the pit timers, and copies of such petitime, together with a oopy of the bill to be osesidered, be delivered to each member of the committee not km than two days previous to its first sittiag. The resolution was carried. THE LATE MR. OREGSON. Mr. C. FORSTER ham' brought up the report of the committee cm publio petitions, Lord PALMERSTON rose and said—l am sure I shall he old" expressing the feeling of all the members of this home, if I hike this opportunity of *Wing, as I thick I may ma kers to do in their behalf, the deep regret which we all feel at the Ices which this home has sustabeed is the death el Mr. Oresesa, the lass member fee Laseastar. Me performed greet mikes to the public is his capacity as • member of this house. Its tem chairmen, I believe, for wee years of the committee et which the report is now proposed to be laid on the table. His Mientioa to his duties was most exemplary, sad theme who had occasion to came in contact with him, either persmally or by virtue of the duties he had to perform, will bear witness to the ladelatigable industry—to the Imam sad emedaess of his judgment, to the conciliatory character of his temper—(hoer, bear)—end to his com bining all those qualities which rendered him a valuable and estimable member of this home. I may add that 1 thiak the public is gamma ere hardly ewers al how mach the public lutanist is indebted to the voluntary sod un. Miear, mid almost usknown, smithies of mem g this home with regard to the private buisisess, sad dm so the public business. The time and patient atteetioa that ere given gratuitously by members of this booms is ameittem, both on public sad private bills, redact the petted credit maxi their public spirit, sod the more so because those *corbels' sad thaw labours, how ever arduous they may be. and however much in many ewe they °nay prim epos the health of those who perform them are, neverthelese, from their very as tare, net la , mas which attract public attention, or 'which give to these who perform them that sort of Erwhich is obtaised by distinguished exertion in sp - oskiag is this home. It is dm to members of this to draw public attention to that; sad never was there a more deserving butanes, I think, of that merit than that which may be claimed by those who were the friend. of Mr. Omega lam proud of havieg etsjoyed his pimpsl friend ship. sad therefor*, is addition to the regret at the public lam, I feel also the regret of having lest a valued and esti mable famed. (Rear, bear.) BLUE BOOYS. Mr. W. EWA= gave Doan that on going into supply b. Wald tall attention to the 'deuterons resale" that would seem treat the pabhostion d a digest ot parliamentary bline.bsolts and .smiler men kid •• the tabled the twee. BRITISH 8171111ICTB IN CHINA. Colonel dYICBS asked the Doter ffearetery of SUM for Poeta Affairs whatber tins seder is outsell of the let 1864, bed beta enfotesd, and all British subieds withdrew* from the sonic* of the Emperor of Chins sad that of provioeisl manderiss. lb. LAYABD rosolakd the has. sod Whist ember Sot the geirennient bad se pewter to withdrew say pawn ham the mks* of kit Bawer of Chine. Thaws who were k bar Makkeseirriolll. sad who bad received permission la nerse sad., the lepsrar el Mhos, had WI that peratimio• wilikisms; boa as mEsa these wk. ware in hor Majavay's lorries, if merised in tho mewing el ths Zak= of Maw it be at Oar elk pea NEW ZEALAND. Hr. A. KILLS isquind of the Ooloaial Secretary whether he lied nosind by the mails which arrived yesterday any despatches hem the Gmereor of New &Mead with reepeot to the war, sad whether it wee true that say had bees made to the Colonial penis:mat wi atr•lier sui r c el withdrawing her Najeity's [atom from the wilway. Mr. CARDWELL mid it would be knows lu throe who bed read the voluminoos papers which bad already bees preowned to the hoar the subject, that at that Inn the goventer was in a soritemerey with his Webers apse the subject of the disponi of the Wank imps, sad of the terms to be offered to the natives for their @thalami and tenni to Wit Mistimes. At that time the wormer bad on his own Whet*, in °Wiese* to leetu oaa from home, bat without the °mourned* of his misineee, offered tense c which the satins should be permitted toreters lotheitallegnace. lis(Nr. Cardwell aa ha d d , thatday received dew/ahem by the mail from New z the el which me that no governor bad formed a ow apes priesiples which were in conformity with the instronioce he had repaired from home; that the ministry expected to enjoy the cooficlenoe of • large majority of the semenbly, sod that they had recognised the act of the governor is offering terms of subtoimion to the natives without isolating upon that which the governor believed impossible, namely, the coodition of the minted sarreaderiag of arms. He farther held is hie band certain reedutices of the amenably of New Zealand, dated on the 9th of December int, which were to the effect, " While the hones az its deep gratin& he the menu maint ainrendered by the mother comity to the ooksy, and while it doss not dispute the claim of the imperial govern meet to mania • remosable control over the policy of the colony while the °obey ls reonviog the aid of British troops, homer thelessierenned to makeevereb i l:ffort to ohm itself is a position of wilf-defeues fennel agyessina, with a view to aoceptiog the fedi noted by the boas government, samidy, tho withdaswal of her Majesty'. Lod Toner at the iest preelble pried crimishen with the menteessee of Imperial In ntene sod the vasty of the oolooy." (Hear, hear.) He had also beard that the principal native chief, William Tboorpoom had applied to the governor for as 'Omens el the period daring which moordieg to the prochanaties it was apes to 1 the native* to return to their allegianco, amigoing name which were an in their nature anoints! bat the gannet had not bad time toosertult hie rerponsitleadvieen as to the reespnce that ought to be give* to tin proposal. (Hear, Max) Mr. A. KILLS ached wheeler the despatches would be laid apse the table at as early pilled. Yr. CARDWELL mid he was always minima to have all papas laid ea the table se mom se potable, and he would take den to do so oe the present 000111011. COURTS OF JUSTICE (BUILDING) BILL. Petition; baying bees propented is favour of this VII by Kr. RADIAN from the Yorkshire Law Society ; Mr. HAD (raft the Wooster Chamber of Oemnseree ; and by Mr. Yauae, from the Law Students' Debalieg &okay in Chasovvy.laae. The ATFORNRY-GENZILAI moved that it be read a mooed time. _ . Hr.F. POWELL urged the amenity of adopting= system dwintilataos Wen the plane were finally %m Ur.o A. KINNAIBD reminded the low that a great samba of poor persons would Ice deprived al their dwell lap by the damn, ci the Wee tar the sew linildiw& and inquired whothis the Atterasy . -Gerral was prepared to edopt say measure to meet the maceration°s arising front the ditCionimpeot af se niany persons Hr. H. BSILLIE eaggsmot that • slaw should be bisected is the bill for the conetrostion of model boner for the pewee who world be deprived OrtZ . . . Mr. BENTINOK thought that before the monad radios was strata to the house ought to he tarnished with sear more ramble details with respect to the deatietal pert el the creetiora. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said the ray from the perils ruse would sot 200,000 f. Kr. WALPOLE wee of Drake that s borer sod more esormicial sorer right to adopted by raking the hoot of the existiog marts in Westminster Hal hermasine more with the surrounding binadinp, awl tads, a site es fie south side of Bridge-street and Polarryard foe the erection of whatever additional courts right be neesesary. He disappouved of trimly the suitors' fee foe& r by the goverernent, es in that ors the for pa by sailers in the Conn of Channery could so lager be dowered, Xs. MALIN'S supported the neesd reeding, sad Est =da hope that the time in ass ler dines wheel the o/ Lords would isoe up its appellate jusisolsetlea ia i 5,.., al • post Seel own of appeal more latisteetary to motors sad the publie. The boo. and leaned reatlemaa also stated that, at a very numerously-attended "paths. meat" of the beechen of Linda's-Ma, a reaolatioe bad ben paned ia favour of econosatlatiag all the loans oa the site proposed. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL replied to the objectless tikes by Mr. Bestiack, and maim 6:plaised the meant ia whisk it was proposed to rain the aseeseary hada for the bp7o:Zea With regard to the displacement of the poor who Dow occupied the 400 bonen about to be rim med, all hot could NW was, that the law el demand sad supply LNlalivady shows that when dwelliap wen palled down la on place others ware *rooted enewhore a their stead. After a few words haw Sir F. H. GOLD6MID, is favour of some adios bens takes to Molls dwollitoP far than who sow resided se the au o' w At KoPosod ow 0001 * the bill was reed a 'Gond t ime, am: ordered to be com mitted as ant Thursday. COURT OF CHANCERY, IRELAND. Mr. WHITESIDE obtained lean to being la s bill to alter the coestilaties and salami the practise sad comes of poesediug is the Rio Nan at °Maw, is based. ARMSTRONG GUNS. On the motion of Mr. H. B.w.us, a raters wee ordered of expeosei incurred on all climes of Armoires( guns, disk' fittings, projectile', ht., including the 100-posader smooth bores, Nisei the date of the Mars furnished to Mr. Moe. .ell's oommittee ; ebeerbag details d all attentions mid changes, sod the preesst out of breech-leading sad other game, with the somber amid astute of tboie airy tahlarruar coostroettoe • sad, of the somber ad nature of Armstrong guns exottaged from the several ships of the Channel squares at Plymouth in May, 1864 ; .bowies the details of Weds in the gone returned, the regain made Of mahiog op them, the ocet of those regain, sad the present serrismable or useervietabie state death gee ; also all pre. tent defects in the guns eichaeged at that time into the Warrior. Ant% *Rthlar tirEfirtoV EfititliK 7 rt: 43435: LAW INTELLIGENCE. OOURT OF QUEEN'S BENOll.—Fan. 18. After Term Nisi Pries Elittisge at Gaildhell.--(edno Lard Mel Jostles Oookbarn aad a Speak' Jiffy.) WOOL (MEW V. SIM AND MIMS. After oar repeat left yostualey, The Rev 'William NM's. mandaed by Yr. Araltbeld, reside at Flasharpaireas. I saver lad web. to do with this or say other mammy. I met Mr. Seam at Belgrade is MM. That was the bell tisml ever lost or saw Ma Ido lot know the Mbar asteadaats by MAI MIL Whitsl was staying at /Mired" I west &ewe the Danube by a traaco•derbe boat an two CCOIli0011: The Mimes ocetianed—That he had ewe the ries. in ell yd sad the dradplien in the preepestas was wet at Is his °Malan it fell short of the des I tim az Z ega mig a tt bare beta gime. He elm deserDed the lir• Minim with the prime, sod sold that the statimitts son- Mired is the prospectus with relation to hie royal= greats to the employ were perfectly cornet. a book ooataisiag a &origami of his travels. Mr. Holmes. emmised by N,. Sank* add—Atter them &dims tostaisawid lire was a eseseisies obtained for the eausistisa cd witsemen bat the Berries aatberides would sot allow the 'osmium's. to be 'sedated. - . . - TA. can sr Itio• &dimmed till this (Friday) numb* COURT OP OOMNON PLEAS.-Fn. 16. Map AI Nig hiss is Judos lasiaa--(l3sfare Lord Mid Erie sad s Elpssisl Jury.) mum AND Awn= o. no =maim, - Nam — (Loario). ox isocuzura nutazroas: This ina as wake to neovr remussretion for having postual tire ( s ps ed tiamsa to boron directom of /be Im perial Beak Lin). Mr. Pisa, Q.G, and Sir Geo. Hayman appeared for the fttit; ad Mr. Brill, Q. 0., Mr. Brett, 0., sod MaTuner, ti for the ffnembar. The Oran! (Mr. was • wag broker fa Loridea wall, an the ocher Mr. Oars*, was an Werra, broker is Tb The &riffs' mai was that W Imperil Ban was founded to 1 862, sad at the eon meamment dis se year they beano aware that it was thenkt dmirshr that the board of dirootors should be stmegthesed by the soseselon of two or three Greek romehmits of rainimea and they Goan quietly sot to work to briar about this result. Mr. Drape was sequiated with Mr. Edenborough, who woe also is the win trade, and who was a director of the beak. Mr. lideaboraugh mamba hie brother dli= and after wads said that the direekes wen well with the proposal, prided the gontiere to be inizoluced wove lint-clam people. It was sired that the gansmen, if they joined the boon, sherd bars an airbuses of shares upse paying the this market ;nos ; 201. had bra paid upoa the Ares, sad they Wen st 21.pretuhun. At the Art mart in Mr. Draper had mid thee be sad Mr. Graff would =- pest rommeinsticia spa the %mattes*. new dins ton. Mr. Edsaboreark rerouted . oommusi are with Mr. Ssethem, the taszegor of teak ad he fad Mr. Genii maw that gattlemaa sad zoistiond that the names of the new directors was X. Potroooobioo, at the isis of Rodoconashi, Boma and Oe., ern Marrs. Artier and P. O. liclli. The naafi& inredord this gentlemen lie the bank, and moseleard both te Mr. &althea and to the reletant manner that they (the plaintiffs) would on' pest n os sod this was ascrakesed is. Mora • sad Raill became disown an resolved as alleaceet of 2,000 shares. The arranoment proved se daintier to the bark that the shores roes rapidly aril they got to 961. or 271. premium. The Greek pude loos save the 'plaintiffs 100 shares mob at rt. they being at Int elate 103 la the market, sad the plaintiffs afterwards to the = beak . for as alloisseet of shone, but this i ns sot tioneson Some rovespoodatos took pine, sod slier a time Yam Lusk, Mat l ock, an Wenn were =led • lommillise of direst= to see and confer with Draper an Omni, an to ran from them the whisk dry sesame a amiss against the beak." Thar on committee did Dot, to fen see the *iota* but at the 17th of May the plalatifb got • letter, whisk ✓ated, " Your letter of the 23rd February has bees laid before the board and considered ; sad I am instructed te Worm yea that the director, moot reeognies the claim yea have pat bread." Offers were mad, by the plaintiffs to Wee the subject of *sir skim to anitratioe, but this was sot soasdsd to by the defendants, and hiss. this notion. lir. Brill sabosittal that there no so evidence of ay contraol which would bled the shareholders in the beak, for the only way la which they could be bated was by re sot of the board of dinars ; whilst hers all the* wee rid to have hese dose sea by an individual director on by the manage. Mr. Yield, as the other hood, soetwoded Nat, sinowei the bank was a corporatioa, still it was a °rpm:dice of a Wad. It was farmed wider the Oompacies Act riltr ar sad that act pined so limitation whArvor era the power of the directors to make i oontrect. In addition, it might be said that the director. had ratified what had ben eras by acting spa it. The Lord Orr Judea, afire some disormiso, mid that he word not stop the ars, tat would give the debodaatir counsel leave to mon for • saner*. Therms for the defeadans wee that whoa the bank was originally formed theninion was dionmed whether they shoaM have some Greg gootleraza is the beard ; but that suggestion was not at that time adopted. The bank Irving prospered, the three nation' who bad been named were very desirous of joining the beak, and the negotiation was opened at their instaaat, an not at the inseams of the beak. It was sot true that the plaintiffs had mar bra premien uniting as behalf of the ban, or that Yr. Edenboraigh or Mr. Bentham had nor amain so an auggerin that they should be reatenersted. The first thing that Mr. Ecinhorough beard of remnoraties wee after WI Greek geathimen bad I bow introdoord to the book, whim Mr. Dr a = t wrote in thee* tarzas :—" Should I an be justified in you, as a direotor, to maker slistassat el 100 duns rah 'Garai sad myself, who have negotiated the miter, each alma to to glue toss at the son rate as to oar Greek friends." It vas sostoodod that the hems of this letter were strong to show that thin was so °Detract ; subsequently there was anther letter, that Mr. Corti thought that the directors not allot theca 200 share sash. The jury fond • verdict for the defendants. SEOOND COURT. Hittinga at NW Priaa.—(Befm! Mr. Justka Bytes sad • Cloaizoom Jury.) score (I 0P LOYDOI4 t. RODOTTOIL -TELE BRITISH SAFTRARIA. Mr. CARDWELL moved for Lave to tors is a bill to =for the marries ell the terriewy of British Sit the Ore Colony. His rid this wee a anal Brash territory, which thousk legally rad technically a colony, wee markedly and in fact a portico of the Caps Colony. The papers which bad been Lid on the table would show to those who had takes the pains to reef them, the moons which bad induced him to make this proposal on the pert of the 'armrest. Leave was gives. _ _ _JURIES IN CRIMINAL CABE& _ Sir CI. O'CoT3oTrias;hteiredlWeeSrbriaTi is s bill to dicks) and meal the law is relation to the homing together sod discharge of juries in crinaisal roses. The hones rose at a quartos before eight. AFFIRMATIONS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The motion for the intrednetiou of this bill (which was set down for Wednesday last) is postponed wail Weber day next. RETRIBIDITATION Of LANCABTIR.—The writ was received in Lancaster en Wednesday morning. Monday next. at soon, Ilse been axed for the nomination. It in now positively kerma that no opposition will be offered to the return of Mr. Schneider, the liberal candidate. It is asserted that the conservatives are reserving their strength for the general election, when they initend to being forward Mr. H. T. Wile" of Liverpool.—MancAester Gwerdiaa. MBPSZUNTATION Of PIALSTON. Mr. George Melly. of Liverpool. has issued an address to the electors of Preston, elating that he a no longer a caadidate for the representation of that borough. He feels that " the probabilities of sumac ars not each as would justify his ix undertalciaa a *outset." Atnonpt the osenervatives this address has crested much exultation, and they appear to be quite eoplideet of returning the Hon. F. A. Stanley and Au T. G. Hesketh, their present represeatip tire. Mr. Money has accepted an invitation to stand for litoice•upoe•Treet. THE PROPOBED ENCLOSIIIII 01 WIMBLZDON-CON woN.—A crowded wedgies was held at the Lecture-ball, Wbobledoe, on Monday eveniog last, Mr. Sydney Smith in the chair, when the following resolutions were passed : —That this meeting. after having heard the report of the committeesppointed at the meeting called by lord Spencer, and held here on the 11th November last; having also heard a statement of the subsequent comnpondenos and oonimunioations with Lord Spencer and his solicitors, is of opinion that no incloenre or male of any portion of the common ought to take place for the purpose of effecting the scheme. That the inhabitants of Wimbledon hereby pledge themselves to use their utmost efforts for onrryieg into effect the perpetual dedication of the common as an unenelmed space to the public. That this coasting is of opinion that if the proposed enclosure and sale be dea dened, the residents in the neighbourhood of the common will by subscription, rating, or otherwise, readily make geed any deficiency in the funds available for paying the expeesse at Me simians, improveloset and coetrol of the mamas, if left undimloisbsd in exteat and unenclowL That in the *eke of this meeting it is desirable that any scheme ter tie management and met/old the comma shall matein a provision for npreeeeting the inhabitants of Wimbledon by mom of at lad one trades on the baud of wimp wok _ _ _ lithentistnnant3—HOLLOwaT's OneTidNirt AND PTh&I iseantwact most dears. Causes which ammonia@ the Math at dolmen d Yep eammunotle• should be = tnestiondad, sad when pemibla they should b. When als 1s Inyeactlcalble, bandoll eftects should be neingteed b such wed-known &whim mod halm as notowara tft and Ointment They prom, to the lends M all sidiarims. the rentait hoes when heath is Ms chest cd much. end when beneedlate ratarallen to lite stay wlomiwardagai centinsmdiuMessiama liallowafemmedlee eneuesd. net sans the mad mdavereallie ationmelmena to =ort WI impurites. maw wedima, and wi r y disordered Be meollelne ems egad Mem he advances& the molts and preleadettg Mimes pewees trona vsnmentsw It CORPOZATIOX AIID Illi BROILLIJL The Common Serjessat said that this acme was brought again* the defesdant, who had bass acting as a broker without being admitted ; and thin havisg beau brought to the knowledge el the Omit of Aidermea„ and oomplaiut law* been made, these nomadism had been taboo for the motes ion of thou brokers who bad hiss admitted and paid the not. Mr. Woollett, for the defendant, said that them was en atom to the Mims, and therefore he would ociennit to a oarlike for the *Miff for 10tii. He might sad, that be was permitted, with the emetics of his friend, to say that the detendaat had been cowducting the humor of Mr. for veoteins mere, and he had tprominted mo = se to the Court of Alderson, and hoped that it would be takes into favourable comideration. The verdict was than entered by coment. COURT OP EXOREQUZIL—Fss. 16. &Way at NW Nina at G uildtsall.— (Wore Mr. Baran Martin sad a Comm Jary.) DAVISON V. CAIRSILL AND ANOTHZE. Tide wu an action by Mr. Seaford Darius, a degree, of Nottimliam, to recover damages for the detutiou by the defedeata, radiators, formerly oractiaing in the same piece, of certain letters alleged to have been written to the plaintiff's grandfather by Lord Nelson, Lord Moira, the Doke of Bedford, and other emioens members of the wbig party, at the be vorsiog of the present century. The letter were suppoad to have got into the possession of Mr. Campbell, ss executor to Mr. Robert Davis.., a brother of the plastid. 14. ragman and Mr. Gough were 0011111111 a for the plain flß; and Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Mr. Milwood for the defendant& The I;a7oed judge maid he thought there was no evidence to walistantiate the claim ; but he would leave the question to the jury. The jury then found • werdiet for the defendants. THE POLICE COURTS. WERTNINEiTER. A'srell-divesed young wiimwa;tll;following application to the magistrate Applicant—A mat told me that be bad gone 21. upon a naming man, and asked me if I would stand in. Mr. Arnold—l don't usdertand this slang. What do you MOWN pray, by the phrase " stand in Applicant —Be in it—take a put ; but he bested me. Mr. Arnold—ls this a matter in which you require pro ease of the court ; if not, I cannot bear you any further. I hare nothing to do with pedestrian matters. Applicant—l want either a summons or a warrant. Mr. Arnold—What for! _ _ _ Applieent —Obtalniog money under false pretemom. Arnold—Then state the Mete plainly to me. Applicant —Last Monday week • man came to me and told Me he bed gem 21. upon a pedestrisa match. and asked nte if I would stand in, se it wee more than be could afford to go at cam He mid ha bad staked the money with • wean eared fibepbad, sad I laid I would go is. with him, and I gave him the messy this and there. Mr. Amid—What in the false pretsume? ppSeaat—Shepbed sever iml• the 21. H. Arnold—Did yea know the man who had your 6s.' Applieent--Ym. Yr. Amid—And Shepherd ? Yr. A:mid—Yea meld have inquired of Shepherd into the truth of the glory. • t. t—l mold sot Inquire them. I took his word, it wee all righ Mr. Arnold—lt is • eery teeth& matter. You bad better me him la the ommty mart for the be. BOUTHWARK. Marks Gums, s rosei•leokiss uto duaribsd Maud Ya "savvy," umostly arrival Dead. Wig bombs up far &NA 11111111iirliss, °barged Id* attempt fag to brisk Wig siop Mr. Mgatiost Myers, vsbeb arbor, goldsmili, ti e join. Nwriestsweseemisy. It aPpessed that &bad bett.peat omega& on the mesa tag et the 10th Seated, Poliosmnstable 163 M beard raiding noise in a peonage between the shop of Mr. I liyere mad • glove dealer's in Newirogtoncauesway, and preesedleg time be mew the Oxon taylag to form • bolt of the shutter-box Cued against the side eatrance el Xr. premise. Whom inked whet he win doleg there, be mid be lived there, bus on Xr. Myms bring miled up he denied all knowledge of the m•n, and lafeemil hi worship that bad the prisoner In epoptag the sbatter lox he meld he pros:oared • psi of Leg steps, and then mould have got lob the hones by • lids window. The prisoner being unable to gins any satisfactory second ei himself, and his ocednot being so myeterkons, tle• inegletate remanded him Mamble the emetable to mho imodriee about bim. The proems mid he wee no thief, although be had bem had up in • prison nail for nearly • week. He bad been employed by Xr. Sharpe. a oeotrastor, of Victoria skeet, three yam ea • railway neer Itio Janeiro, ad had Sid some boom tlafertneately be got too mod to drink an hi arrival is Lodes and Wet himself. He mimed his wership he had no intention to break iota the bean. The magistrate asked the coestable what inqdries he had me& The deem replied that It was an true what be bad slated. Whales bad called on Mr. Sharpe, in Vieteria street, and that gentleman told him he paid the prisoner 51. on Woodside', the OW Wm., and be had more to receive. The prisoner said he bad the money la his pocket on Thursday. He did not know what bad become of It. The magistrate asked what was found on the pr iamee The constable replied, "Nothing bat as old knife. He had not • farthing about him." The magistrate supposed be was drunk, then, Thu oonehible roopM that be wee sot drunk exactly, Hs certainly bad bed too auk to drink, but he knew pretty well what be was shout. Tb• magistrate told him that AU his trouble had boss brought on by drinking. He directed him to be discharged, and recommended him to keep sober for the future. THE SUICIDE OP VICTOR TOWNLEY, THE MURDERER. Yesterday morning Dr. Lanireeter, the coroner, Zradan lisqldry at tie Yodel Prism,, Pestonville, Ude elreamMenees atiemilmg she death of Games Victor Townley, who bed is lunday eight last, from Wades he sustaised iioassqueet yea throwing biome& over the helm tribe of the seeing ha of the above pram, while on kis way from chapel. The deceased, it will be remembered, was tried for the murder of Mies Goodwin ; he was found guilty and sembinead to death. behesquestly, however, he was re spite& epee the mead of Ineunty, and. after being eagles& far some nessidesuble time fa Beehlebems Lembo Asylum, the dabble of inemilty was ramieded, sad he was thee sentawed to peal aseiritode for life, and removed be the above-meallemed priwm. The jury having been swore, they mended to vim the body of Um dimmed, wbish lay in one of the °ethos's. of the prison. It presented a mho*. ing eight, osematened by a severs eat (sustained is the fall) OM the right temple end uteri* half over the right eye. Upon returning to the ream, Elaninel Was. Bill. 20, Trey Oeledonien-road, said—l am betneeting warder. I was en lend, the 12th, at five minden to 5 ONiolic, in the mobs! WU underneath the lend*. I beard mime 'hosting been above, and is Mapping from sidmo sth the deceased fell at my feet. I am not aware if say one was with him at the time. I did not see prisomws la the pMary from whirs he fall. I west by any Mr. halcia's (algal warder) orders to get the dopier. I did not see Use doctor come, hut I saw the 46- , 1 eased removed to the surgery. He appeared to me to be ineemlble. By the Jory—l did not wee the dammed afar be was removed to the surgery. Re mover spoke Steel. fell. Robert Pardon Ores—l as warder of D 8 ward of thls I wee ea the top of the awake Sad" tra m at live minutes to dye. I was esperbitesiling the gn omon coming oat of chapel. Oa the primes soda. into the B division there wee a mind I flea ordered the to walk as qaither. the tin I wee ad. g o the prisoners I beard a abed, mad as tainieg mead I saw dammed lying es the Sam el the esstral bell. I rearmed at my post, sad some of the prisons's Mad out, Poor fellow, poor fellow ; he bee killed hbeeelf." I then ordered the prierman to go to their aells. I did ace at the lime know who It was that bad throws himself over. The C dhkioo bad all bees to chapel. By the Jay—l was shoot 20 yards from the dressed whoa be threw himself over. Tb, other priposses 'were sear him. It Is a rale that primmer. shoold walk about six feet apart. The deceased was not ender my immediate rata ;large Barmy-1 ama primmer bore. I remillect that as &alley, the 12th iambi* I was sitting as she rigid al the dammed at &spa. He was very gait* till the last hymn. He this got up, opened his payer-book, and lasi out the Let two MON very loudly. I Dever heard him do that Wm,. He said to so, " 319th hymn." That was the right hymn. He than abut his prayer-book, said the set vior, and Shea walked est. He made a fell step at the bottom step is the chapel, dropped his prayer-book. got bold of the rails to hest, with his foot as the steps, sad right over, head over keels, and sa he fell he ex = ' d, 'Oh rHe foil flat as his facie below. By the Jury—l always at by his Ode. I never etw any thing particular in him. He was always very quiet. He sever need to speak. I Dever bees spoken to by say am on thewidest of the man's death, arid I speak with out the least fear. We were all singing whom the doomed begat to slag. He seas very loudly the following hymn : fear we foe, with Thee at head to Diem, Ills have no weight, wed tears no bitterness. When is death's sting? Where. pave, the victory? I triumph still, if Thos abide with me. Hold Thou Thy arms Wore my closing eyes, Shin throng% the gloom, sad point me to the skies. Heaven's amnion breaks, end mirth's vain shadows nee. In life, la death, 0 Lewd, 'bide with me. Amen." He used to walk out of his cell and go into chapel and sit down. He never used to speak to any ma Wham the de meld jumped over, the warder was about 24 feet from him. He smog mer so suddenly that I had no opportunity of midge( heM el him. &mei Holmyard—l am a primer in this prison. I was mesas when the deceased threw himself over the gallery. I was about 14 feet from him. He at on ay nght la He t la one position nearly all the time, with his =es on his hand. He was behind me whoa I let t the chapel, sad as 1 tamed round to look at the dock I saw him leaning over the rails, and • minute afterwards I saw hie lap in the dr. and he fell on his head. I only spoke to the deceased ease. I said. " How keg " and he said, "Dm." By the Jery—l moot by that question how long he had to serve. I never heard the dimmed sing Ware, sad it was hie bass voice that =tract= my athletics. By the Coroner-1 am quite positive he said " ten." By the Jury-1 have been ten months in the prison, and during that hen did not sodas say alteration in the treat ment towards the prisoner. Charles Lawrence Bradley, oluiroo to the prison, rid— I we. called to the deceased at Ave o'clock os Sanday. He was insensible, breathing hard, and prosodies symp tom of cemenesion of the brain. There was blood on the nostrils end on the right ear. There was a sevens wound over the right eyebrow, banding the bone, which per muted a fradans. There was a cut over the left eyebrow, • cat through the upper lip an loch long, another through the lower lip half an inch loog, sad there was • tusks of blood in the times of the eyelids. he died at twentty miantes past eight the acs night. He died in the inthmiry. I have deco made a post-mortem examination. The tissue of the scalp was covered with blood, there was • et= fracture on the right temporal boas, there was cased= blood in all directions, Übe ben the shell was meshed, and the brain was lemerited. There was • comminuted freetam d the left knee. He fell on his head, and died from fracture of the skull. The height be fell we. 231 feet. The substance of the brain, as far as I could see, was healthy. There we. so seldom of any disease ; it* weight was 65 ounces, which is above the averm i. b/ li szl i o e unces is y Hie weight ea at I when le time of death By the Jury—The so dimes, if the brain so far as could be aseertathed, but notwithstanding that lasenity might have prevailed. By the Coroner.—Hs come Into this prim ea the 3rd of February, 1884. On admission he appeased in god ace- Mice. I have had opportunities of judging the stets of hie mind from time to time, sad I sismd that it any this( strands had occurred it would have bees reported to me. I have seen nothing to lead me to suppose be we. subject to attacks of inssaity ; nor has he ever bees re ported to me se Mein say tendons, to itasseadasse it mind. I hare sever observed anything in hie habits of as unusual Mare. Hied frequent opportunities d= with the deemed. saddeem. I thought him amorally e Ile was 12. i. 61b. on admission, and list. lib, on the 13th of January. Mediae that he had thus wasted I prescribed mare Mad, ad ha subsequently thanked so for I t. Is my experience • ms. may haves lucid interval, but there would he no evidence if suck sanity. By the Jury—The deemed sever appeared to be do gmatise. I think, on the other haul. that his correepos deem showed he had hope. A robed= Sherwin—l am chaplain to this prima. I was in the habit of seeing the deemed. I observed the state of his mind Mealy from the time be entered the pima. and if I had not knows by previous history I Amid never have thought him imam. During the last twelve maths I had had ocavereations with him epos the cause if his committal, and he seemed perfectly inesesible to the and would talk =oily about it. He admitted L I Z committed the mime, but he deeded that there was soy guilt in it. From this I opine be was merally insane. Beyond this I never Mired say ant if in sanity. He was always cheerful, always reedy to ester into oonversation, and at all the.. was eztremely extrimes. I have seen four of his lettere writaa he hie friends. He mite • letter lest Friday to hie mother, end a brrisln the letter I think Indicates aa unsound Meth pernagri was reed, which found fault with the prim im nagemeet, beeme • letter of his had been istereepeek easeequenco ot its Wag toe idosely mitres. The Clarence explained that the rale of the prim was that primers sheath maim themselves is writing ts the ruled linen is the paper. They were allowed to write an folly se they liked, bat were set permitted to willebetween the Ithes. Ezesdadies seelieued by the Jerry—fie deemed neva remarked that be wt he should set esseplM his asoleme. The idlowing lather, writhes by the deemed on theirs& seedily belsee eseamitted midi* woe mad Faresty, 1117 dearest Yesher,—Ny writing - , woos sad woMM-•wdy, I eeppose, bent wont of aremeleher it, sod liailly hem the slid yen ; however, you woe% :clod, I dare my. Letter piper is oral y Wald 012 Widollidlrl DM. mid& Is the came of the delay ; had I been avast of the sew rule you might have had this bet w tho' it is doubtful. Wirt ma I my 10 ?tit kw your &,y any more, mum! Lath, l fear, to pa pose • as for hopes sod wishes • but altito' them are there'is still lam Weald the; my love and gratitude were in any way auflielent to Topsy you for all you have' gods through to roe ; but I most lit hero Job's comforter. A ti ai leay, indeed, el wishbe you may happy returns! the is, mum dear, as is usual with roe, I sat muddled. I tea my brain hid& oat, sad there le salting time— t. It is loos I lied what mom Joseph would ellti lli wisher, bet lima that's all robbieh ;se whet esa I do? I ma oily give you my best sad Idolises love, and tell yea that I am just as usual—ao dims** whatever, end what I have already said, via., that you must not trouble years& about me or my elate, what we are all lobe. sad what's W abject of it; tee ma boo as adios of ill looks very Doneensical, but that's ao bedew el oars, sad, at any rate, we have had nada( to do with it, sod }slops we really do only see the wrong side of the snit, however, it trite ; what I mean is, that such the fact, past sod 4 . future being equally haploid our nom mind what happens to my body (you hoe law woe* oily pro fess to vest their mime ou the body),l sad sadder that, after all, it is oely with me the lois et a few weasel emu (arta, being dressed queerly, and made to look a greater fright than one naturally is, aid eiblemaed to live arseeg diaepeasige people ; whereas with yea it is very diffeest, sad far worm, for I have tried to psi myself la your plan, sad have men all that you would tam sad fancy all torte of thine, I can't exactly tommitst• : but if you only saw how coolly I take it, and What little trouble there is to cue's His bore, I really do thiak, my dear mm, yea would take heart. Remember it is bet with as ea with most I have ao coo depeerilog as mt. lam provided kr for life, I may my, therefore I have nay no mom to bhe thought for the morrow. Yon know the peculiarities of my temperament. Idiceyncracies—l suppose Mr. Whales libitum would my—wad moo it not for the trouble that my present position mates all of yes, lbws weld, I think be Little to regret. It sesame odd, eirtoisip, _the* whoa all parties might be suited so sadly, this wrotobid bit slaw continues to est, drink, sleep, tco., far ao earthly Bet him n we get beyond coordepth, so wisely glop ; and, alter would finish this (did you get a loch el hair I se:tra th. last lot of beaks—it was in )osooli). my darling mother as many happy el rte day as possible, with such an tuducky of a sew. By the way I did nob for Late's birthday. fore lo tell you so. I bad a foolish dislike to mentiosing the at all, and half hoped she would forget robe. S issy=G I for the last two letters and the cards which I have, which the authorities were good awash to let me Toad. I said net my Lew glad I am to bear rd year wades with idad bleeds I won't my what =ewe appornamt in My mid, for this reason . . 1 have fooled ite the Sooteltosme• puie pow I nada B going ea the oppwr teak oo• oar • Mirk ieto y the hands of one% fellow Yahoos, to lbreak more owe head with. vase pies expertise, Mot. sad *NM am* Mkt the order world will doubting soli OM to pelt by it. Should they happen to have been bo2iederd= as scosesive besevelesoe they will tad it while those two =came mad amid milithes—eme tiveneesaad selfinteem—erM be developed. About visitiag—tram wonelibieg Bete said—l are eit of and she thinking of omin& It is very, ver y yea belie,. and I don't know bow to limit yes, tmy dear mum most sot be. I told the proator to itto% pose he had sot ineetioned it. Pootimbor you owe Isom thought ht of moth a thi n g bed Itsot bees for a eabrapnoselation, .sad I am ea for from being • what 7 - _ pasha far the maw tiat— well, saver Mind - but you shell whis, sever be expoud to w hims of the kisd so* sod I may tell you that the very anis it year hiss - these walks, or is oasts& with hie plats in say shape as way, is print torment to me, sad infinitely mini en myth*/ else I base to boor. I dare my there is set • mos is :Von of soy temps& lability who would not hs beinfly if the stupid and cowl mockery of vistios were y dose sway with. Whim you ma see me without Lomeli to yourselves, well sad good, bat that is tishkoly. Pardee me, distort mom, if this is abropt. I would have aid nag -ash mare kindly—but have so spook I would lathes sot loan thus two sus., sod you on fix epos whom you would like to asamapany the savorous. After sO, ass ma say wahlwit et sash se Interview, it and be onstialin wAst sew I man honk you for the eight hooks mascot bought me. especially for ' Gil Bias sad m Paha." lam aborsed with OM letter. Do you know, be sometimos rash& me el you. You would sae, for any on she would. what I mesa if you read ft. °lll6 had it in Freon. "Oil Meg" I have seedy liiiklud,= had many • good hush omit. What a sloe 'dittos. Bob lam wry you should have sot it torso purposely. Dail brim any books for me, and dos% mod me soy you are likely to wont for reeself. Mawr thanks for the Suedes MOrlfiat. I like it exondlogly. so theieughly with& is its too.. flank you for rascal sod 011esdeoff ; the !otter do sat at ell mans befog bowed tomiliter. I think yes had kno t seed me any 'more hooks OM will ban to be imosipting wisps the sismsde% bat I will nook le the governor shout that this I see lust. Thine is always some Inn& signs; • rpm I doe% think it will be neoessary to Lon my been behind me whim I go from ben. I will do so if you Übe, but we can nook about It. I buoy ohms stn he,. gesgeoll takes thins. lam wady we I should sat to writs whet &laving, heakke, there mkt be no tun z i,e rt moor know when yes en piss. NU the gonna* with my kiod love. I diet think you (lho grnorsor) seed is say particular limn about seeing as. I have • softer I DWI sot ge yet awi, but, ci man, I know oohing, wad it would be ageism 'skills. Mere I mu, yea se% st the Mg ; hire an *sty of other thisp I wasted to nay, bet I have munrood is as much so I dare. My best love to Mena sod Katy. I always laugh at your sod lora letters. Did you boo bier list t--411 woo so like ha. Think you for the Gonna. characters, mid whoever was as kind se to copy them out so gainfully. With all my love, sad Minim for your den letters, ever my own mother—Your affectiosate moo (biped) " Goo. V. Toingiar." - - Is aware, to • quietist trem the jam the witnaes said the demand the Met is maths be was to the prison was employed is waiving and afterwards at shoemaking. Thwillez ; Om father of the doomed, who was I. mart d , sad who at Sham was moved to Mars, :tubes bed, dans( his avocation, the mensatied ass of amis. He Was answered i• the adman% The question wee put with the view of showing that the diesemd bed opportunities at sornseitting suicide previously bad be metemplated tt The °mower add that if the jury thought they bed sell con widows to art& theca be IMMO to • verdict be would go so further into the are. They knew that the immeity of the deemed had boos mob disconsd ; sad if they required evidence as to imanity having =Mid in the Wally he would, if they thought proper, mil M n r. Towels,. The jury did sot desire to inflict this pain epo ass, gen. bed bete no for Memo who, however, Mated that there tiara Mimeo cared Maimity is the family. Mr. Bradley, tbe .urgeoo, was hen recoiled, and said— I forgot be mentos that ars examleteg the body I foaad marks of 'satiation m both arma, and fount that I %Mak be attempted to bleed himself. There wen wean& on both arms. They were quit* mast. I mentioe this to show that there had been mane kiad et winkled feeling upon him on the Sunday morning. Ho was seen by the warder when be was washing on that morning, and thole weeeds wife sot there then. The jury this Mind to eseakaar their verdict, and thee se eheeneo of a cleaner et as hour returned the following media :—' That the dimmed der -*eyed blown by threw * himself from the gellery of the Yodel Prime, whilst I. se inroad state of rated. They appestlid th• following to their verdict :—" The jury regret that the latter wee sot rest, as they lad nothing is it oentrary to the rules of the pson." The ri Governor mid that the addendum should be for warded to the directors of omelet whom TRATTICI BiTITIUIB. flee Jaw Mess We4l4, T. gerLWATS. span. 97/94. eiwidlee. 1694. LK Week ending Dee. 3. A a 4 Gres/ Seefers el Luigi 71 IN AT 473 a/ Week ending Feb. 3. 19d5 Ulf. Dublin and Meath Week ending Feb 4. Greet Cestral of BOO= .. 1.096 1,4/6 Cif West ending Feb. it Belfast and County Down 49 Ma 111 649 636 Bridal Coast sad Fasts It 3 VW Idili UM 3,173 Kent Um, Caf., and Dover Tha Let 9411 mie 1 0 339 Main IL at L.O. 4 19. U 1,249 119 3.09 if THE SOO= ILAMI3I.I ItAILWAL—The Manton of this y bass reaelowil to wasersewil the pro. pried," at lhr4 hall-yeerly wastieg oa the WM laziest, to desists • dirkisod of 17a. 3d. es sash 3W. efiadr„ halos at W rate of U. l6a par rest. pa salmi. NOTITH 5A11113.2t RAILWAY. The aims! Swot itor of this orwrpeay woo hold yesterday at the 'Sae, Behopraate Station ; Mr. Patens' to the chair. The ehairmaa said the oaly bedroom ho had to *lag baton the shareholders was the sabje4 of a dividend. He &said I move that a dividend of 11. N. par share oa the am gwarawtold shares at 3 per coot., sad 10s. oa the OW. =ted shares at 6 par wet.. ices faCelall-tai, he sow The rowilutkar was wood to. A vote et Woke 10 the ashram oesabided We possedimp. fismirAre BsysaAcui.—Hasecsobed ilires. Jodi Ibi issistajoirdwasespairowes opatbis weassai pr ogees es bsiag Ur oat mama of imam wide the &Moo al was Seat biradoesi lodo OVUM% tboripworo 1, - . 6 =as pripalloas of ems eihstalibelbro bibs luta or lo socopiebb to as saniit taw was sbasyr ands Mao er so es so solic*. J. WA, at was the la taw if Mir Ma MP bias lbs ysalsaa =at Ma" saassalial, ale walsebalie Obbiroho awarllda yowls Ns ay Wyse by Os wars amdess e i= mllll4 =l yarn elystial‘as le bona* sp a to Ur deltalls Nor sameal .... ayes dam la , Wr i ldtalas u al d br ii tainalaa, INNIAT•W 4:747 5 t01ii sod lb lidvistOgoce Nws-. wanes ssatdos slyest ma* itipsesso sokiemo piatrwasy twassiswyla Illbeipowlb sattrasost er fib. at Its body." Asia As a rablitya ems 1110116 . 2 ... „ 1. 411a Wink betir Ilwa 'Orr miss se In." areas ta a broadest 079 1 17 Ilessrod Is No pi.; sellib. Maid aldatal r 1••• al. par lb. by oproar. arloollowsp MARKEI TALLOW. —TsniaDAY Evmmr Win today. S. stm, 41a. 31.; 0Y Joe, 41s. 6d.; J _6ll aslitemb• eraber 4b. N. Dewey to lasi sreivais. OOTTON.—LIVIDZOOL. !IL le At modes has ghee oar market a IS aa prism te the lb. b a the & Mit Tuella al 8,000 •taloa, lasladlag MOO tar 400 Amoderm, 180. to Md. ' • 10 10d.; 80 lEaraaliara, It telod. ;MO Mmyria. UL o 184. ; 4,1 Madras, Ild. to Mewl, Od China, 1114. to ; ; Japan, 134. 22ed. WOOL AND WORST/M.—Bo Wahines* at rase negiineiene Magestio• te sway depOniset the boners &nen Ine base very g to-day braved by the Howie tin have ended in oiling bee MGM t fain& bat them ie say na Wink bee tainted. T bred he epees& M shed wags. Moe buyer b worsted yam then be bees Prima an very bregalar. The me pinny The ealy nand el Use • that setae odes In Joey pads wl at the early pot ci the week Inv neon. Prism are eery anottled. LACE AND HOSTISY.—Noe thregh the leduatiowe el pyidsequat as th• pews IA Addis% re= tads ire - =rfaiely eel i•. ars at, bat lids on • few b C:e wadi sobs id he% ewil rid I re = Me tie Usiteit Medd briar/ ends lowlmia MOW 1 4 111 = 11.1111111 sellers sot with mat • whdreed• hoe d • andies tiodhad Jessreal. 00221.—Bakimmum. Fix 11 there vas s fete away et vbirt, weld& pelssi. bat no anises ess =. Oak is fair reqessi mos *Wry ter psis. Bi inuiroc.. t pest wok, ..mod emle3 The ass teed' panty bee bass Wily. At as imericei te-day BROM whelk whisk me a hi Bemis et feedue Itibli ; het le Wilms prim lira ms* a y Yalta; beast a tek twig, ad the hill ie& havieg bells eepplia I wink, held Wife the peenek all ea ad..w it geese& rd....27= eel Throsit, —Tbseeetrt amiss poi week Mt 1.41 wt. i ii b beet 6011eg b Vettlbotweeki. orltb mot woe Is butter apply to deo* st Oho fell prim .1 be ems. amply, with quiet Aim A pal tioesetee yes stk. Tim epeeas timeie, *els bore se spa nedersto sandy. NNW Beet ebbe wbest. le 10a 114 giber web. Ilk to 17e. • be eats. Ibo. SOL ; bens, 200. t winter vstibee. Sk. to 44e. ; br etrooe Gem Ira to Ma MApoineris, Fn l&—Oar ida7 tOokael. wheat tito evereter. d ied week, yid Meer wee Melt et ode, end sr bower. la este er estate there were Id. to la per qr. dram. I Nrwanz. Fn. lb.—There was sad Or tawdry iris inn et MI be quoted at retest terms. Oak Besse re glad extremes ram. N 11121111; P 111.—Wahl is ail. bet the bade pry aloi with dsfflealty atehtteheed. BA aroonroskowtsms. P. lb.- sogoiy C' manias h mot a far domed at Li wad is good regoort, of oak advent. Inn dwur. Boar sod you so alib. to 400. the bolsol—Dooboas 934. vidlo. to 4U to 415.; alto whit% 4156. to 4 4k. ; borloy tai. 251. Oa* now god. 160. to 18o; ; 194 to Us. Boas. noo n 365. Poo; fading. 345. to 35.. - - 17ximiDai. F. 16.—Wlisst, bear ads tadar ; is oar am ishm mil pans "Wiwi 1 iLw Oesi at yew is short. Ilumaemeit. 15.—Ae wheat was de. up as the top. Baxley woe IL up ea the sverese. Oats woe U. up lIM averse& Bases were la. dews I 40 thl rwruklt. Wheat. 111. to 3Ot. ; es* lea. 6d. to is& ; waTurb-DMIIIMIAX, P. OW with bees* able areas to Us.. The domed wee stsely moderato supply; Wear ; dal owe se leereasideepply ; Oe sapp4 ; eibir ellerwrea node, p 74d. per r. ; wader orailke. $ ; veal. Id. bo Md. boo were ; paints ditto, 9a DL to 1 Barelst., rss. 16.—Irro bed a entire' Marry. Holders petrel desires se nowt trisi wee, Sal dose, best esangse reaNdog Is 70a, trod seeredery freer Pa. to ply of ohowN with • brit erode, week ; beat lerri-weelled were.. per sad *wee haw 8L be AN whisk Oleos rose • fair thew dal fiat store edit* sd.sseeiy supply al =GO ems asd ysm. domed for obi minds was tr pip, with s pool trade. at • dig pigs serlisleg beer 9a. Bd. to it porkers bass 10s. to lOa 3d. Nossorewax, 7.i. 15. —Ti mop* el base as WO work. C deared. whiled there wee 11 ordeals. Brat bad, 9. 90. 7s. IL to Be. A good show of I W 90. pa lb. ; isferior, Tit I vre. • sal Bd. to SA Pa CA II • 8a 66. to 7a. per atom bewley : Sew* 89; salves, 1 Wedesday : Breese, 297 ; sales lgolososo Iss.ls.—Tbo an vie 501, Woe loft thee last to the prime of last market heady the beet beef, Ba. 9d. ; ourreet, 1 ferior, 84.8 d. to &a per stone. large, there behti 4,458, or 1,011 Sabi were slowly effected at prt doers. Top rico at the te hieekticed mother., Mukha"! ditto, 7d. to yid. Os. W. to Gs. Si. pot stow; to lb. a head. Nuatbers iu ms atto, 170; milk ems, 91; ghee NHS, MARRIAGE METE 1:11•17WCY.-44 , www, 14, W Now waist Mr. o. •. W. MUITEIM—/Wweary l l %Ma wife at Mr. P. °wiser, 01$ 4_04 HIJIMING.-74bnum 14. kMI 4111 t.r. l.t.H at Noe MATTWIWIL—Pobrowy 14. M W 1. P. MaWkors, teq. of • 4•• P.4ol.—Thbruary 16, at Moapt•-rt • es. MAMA DIGIT—DIGIT.-14 1 / I W7 14. W CadyWr Ws Mw. Jabs D. dia la ; rad of Cady ar at Tha r 11 : 162.1 4.-BWrom We 80a.i. r. ): ; :2 Waismorl MMW .-44breariM 1:26 G. J. Tags. Callimelok n=ttlicr= WM= oar ace at 17•4 1 tZratiNta=6.= DRAT ILLlL—Moreory Tliredim 11013tfirireZ st sn Pfr—Urra / 5 Stet Laserrabi ielbet IL 0. Fat. 104., •04•01. vai=o l t:o. Wale • at Dem& . . voiras I`4llll.eti f Wut lamhodiarest. , ■ Abe CIHy o SI SaLtasanbatimat. ft • Mau, 111111MIAMIT rt, ma.