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Y #•••-er--". • ; 1 •t 41-7 ti 41 1 rt 4 g% ~~ . .~~~~ \" • . :. t X '-i [Stamped, id. Additional.] No. 5,807.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCEI 18. 1885. [TWOPENC: ; • -- A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN 11111LNAlf. ranD,“ DIVISION. - SECOND 11011213.1411 DONOR. VANIA DIV ISION.-PIEST UOITOAOZ BONDI. allarltel Aped, at the CoseeMated Doak (LWOW). e ill beat the above Soh& wilt to PAID oa the lei s e Dente of ea to the dotter sad mast be let two char dim e ilte elks of the Company, No. 2, Old Dmadatreet, Low dok gO, tor essmapeatow. It east by gem, a a ma s s ft, y. swot e a he remitted la come. 2 Old Sroadatreet, Loam% LC., Dank 1866. - - - - -- - - - - -- ...:-------- rya CTTY OPIUM COMPANY (Limit:fa A Jona It MEET OWEN, thet ha skigtmadonstoolsolott the WOUND 011 , 1= ci raTING g lbereholders of this Conway will be bad A the London In In the CIO of tondos, on TRIM = ; ~.1111*°" "tele, t. se it owe.* I reedrely, to wa W ive . m um Newton, eccoeopented by an audited state ,Trimmima to the 31st December, MC sod to elect amain for OS esenfog yeer.--ary order, W. W.W. IIZIWKII. secretary. Iteseenn 041101 % 70 . Cotsbilto)farolt 10, eats. vUltli of ENGLAND WAGON COMPANY (LWOW). " borparabed soder " Coaamadas Act, 1E02" cool, /300,0 00 . la 10,000 gores of 210 each. ninth power to hicreaaol fast Was of 6,100 alarm Li a sham OD APPhcatico , aad 2‘l= allotment. Cr i o . 1 to W oad LI Ito. a sham aid at 1 of not lota *maitre, math'. (It I wit predweed tocall up mon than LlO a alum) tr. • The too JAS. r STUArI WOILTLIIT = . of the Bask ni g cl ar _63=llballair,_ W. P. co London ea/ Ilouth Wesie te nal i ell- TOM AIIMIANI Vami. loa. Pawl Room Mho& Wileb.. grosvisoe. .P., Groevesor Botwe, Loudon, W. ono rm. to add to War susalsor.) AODITOSS. int i buites, dadiro7oTOreat Northern. and of Leedom, sad death Ono Chetnriste Adtzlike.ll=nns, and Co., V. Gnat Iturnss—Oecte. IttldulPh. and en. ii.ChlFlnkrtook &W. lioterroes. -Mama Itrehent, tlgthermal Deese. sad Oa. Mauve Cabin, Zaaa.,l, Great George street, 3.W. Binues—Loom. Veld. doe, nrogrod arain sad Wood, 9, Wamford-oeart, et. SICIITABT—IL W. HQ, Lg. asese—V, Otlet Oserip9ab9et, ibicolossi bee boa tamed for the laireenetion lute the ken apt teeth Watarn Illstrlets at lbagland at the ot ountreake. etkh has been tor tom t h e In s poutae sad opirethie In the Itortbarft, Werth W.elera, MA Meted Inriaittletee Owlets/a te the ihereholdwa sad farms of application tor shore m a,M iii-leetperary entree el Ohs Oceopany, sad ot woo" Thai spine ot the Midas al mesdatiaa way be WAWA ,rwz CREDIT FONCEEI awl MOBIL= of ENGLAND (Limited). 04E4 Tee Eithosa la 10%000 Searle of Ele sada yet Bon. JAMES STaI T WORTLEY, Governor. LITICI. Machant, Rises AVOLNT DANIZLI. Faq., ( 1ia14 D " 61,-Civremeni ass of the alliance Rank !Limited). MN Mids. Esq., Imam Hisander Dunbsr, Req., Oid Broactotreet, London. (halm Pala Ese l „ 110 v M. Raldm, sm. (Mama Pinto, Hakim Brothers and Co.), TIM .C. Haliburton, Chairman of the Canada imam Asexiation. Loudon. Wm Bamboo. Ems (Marra Young. 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Room with above &O Illustrations • One of the curiosi ties of the season."—Moming Yost. A delicious book "—gun. A really elegant and swestlyomeOleg volume. '—Court Circular. Beautifully got up, and most lateresting."—Coited Aervios Ossetia To b. had of all booksellers, or of the Author, 86. &rand ; 111, legenbatrest ; sod ft. Cocoon, London. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. fftscrns's raw'. FRANCE. PARIS, Wises 17. In the Senate to-day Cardinal de Bounsohose said be doubted whether the Convention of Sep tember 15 would consolidate the power of the Pope. He maintained that the Italians were awaiting the departure of the French troops to foment a revolu tion at Rome, which would bring about the exile of the Pope. He finally implored the government to preserve the power of the Holy Father. IL Chita d'Est Angle reminded the Chamber of the origin and purpose of the expedition to Ropop , sad continued : " We have never bees • 1114041 X obtain from Rome any reforms oe genuine .11fieral. institutions. Our flag in protecting...4re 'lraq Father has had the misfortune tallediselietbe abuts of the Pontifical giveriusient. 4l 211.0bein dill* Amp said, in aoacinsion, "that pierjens in Italy had become oda,. and allowed of the annals sion of a 001Milbil0111 seenring the protection of the Pope." ds opposed the eonvestion, illation between the Pope and Italy was hapoisibie. M. Rasher said, "the convention secures the homogeneity of Italy and the independence of the Papacy. It was loyally signed by France and Italy, and is not rejected by Rome herself, who regards the con vention se a reality. The pontifical government will organize an army and regulate its finance, sad will wish to really examine its sovereignty. I► is only the most odious revolutionary party which re• pals the convention, and this should inspire the friends of the Papacy with confidence. The French troops cannot remain eternally at Rome, and the Roman government has not the pusillanimity which is attributed to it. It comprehends that the autonomy of the temporal power necessitates a military force. The Pope can form an army, and it is not only his right but his duty to defend himself, and be must subdue any insurrection attacking his sovereignty. M. Rouher asked whether religion and civilisation should eternally clash with each other, and made an appeal for conciliation. He entreated the ministers of religion to intercede with the Pope and said the French Government must preserve its liberty of action. M. Rouber concluded by request ing a vote of confidence from the Senate. His speech produced great effect among his auditory, and the paragraph of the address relative to the convention was subsequently adopted. MM. Devienne, Mollifier., Henri, Cherrean, and General Fleury have been appointed senators. PORTUGAL. LISBON, Nam 17,105 The new ministry has received a vote of confi dence from the Chamber of Deputies. The debate on the organisation of the cabinet was more pacific in the Peers. The expenses of the Oporto exhibition were una nimously voted by the Cortes. The capital and the provinces are generally tran quil. PERU. LIMA, Fm. 13. The Chinch► Islandi have been restored by the Spaniards to the Peruvian authorities, and the terms agreed upon between the two governments for the settlement of their differences have been carried into effect. But there is much excitement in the country, and several members of congress and others have been arrested by the Peruvian go- vernment. On the sth of February there were serious riots at Lima and at Callao. The boats of the Spanish ships of war were pelted with stones, and one seaman on shore murdered. The Spanish officers who were in Lima were obliged to take refuge in the French legation, and to remain there till the following night, when a special train, to which they were escorted by a troop of cavalry, brought them down to Callao, where they i rere em barked in the Peruvian men of war boats and taken off to their ships. They are all now kept on board ship. Admiral Pareja complained of these proceedings to the Peruvian authorities, and the Intendant of Callao and the general in command of the garrison have both been dismissed. But it was not yet con sidered safe for the Spanish officers to go on shore. The Peruvian Admiral Valleriestra will proceed as minister to Spain by the next packet. MURDER IN A HAREM AT CONSTANTINOPLE. 2s. Dean sad Pan. 11 Ludgate-BM, LC., THE RENEWAL of L IFE; or, the Blood and Ita Impurities. By Joan HARVIT, Y.l) D. LILA L, late Burgeon to tha Backamptea Girearniassa HolgileaL Author ot "Corpulence,* 4th edition, "Wadies' la Neuralgic Affere Lena" (Lancet) We reed in the Levant Herald of the Bth : "Tee haws of Aland Effendi, an employe at the Porte, reading at Scaled, has, daring the recent Rarnaran, been the scene of a sed tregedy. It appears that ao Arab slave, purchased twelve years ago, and now seventeen Tears of age, formed part of the Effendi's household, and for some time past has bees earnestly entreaties the Gorily to grant hiss his freedom. Be so far succeeded as to obtain • pew mime that he should be set free during the Berm. The HICI•RidENTATION Nob Devon.—There is Effendi's wife, while agreeing to this arrangement, proposed to be a moue ' , mud too the seat ' , waled by the I todelay the ems; till summer, when they could fete his entry death of Mr. Buller. Although so public meows will into fri edam with the same festivities that wars Minded be takes to all it until after the foot"' of the late to celebrate her son's marriage, which was then to take member, there has been no lack of negotiations of place. Sallee and inosseed at this delay, the slam took a mere or lees official kind amass the chiefs of s d es .s.. e o f a s a im . a t her master end th e whole d the parties in the coustitneney. In additics to the names b oose b o bt_......ps the hrnm sod himself—at mop, to of the Hoe. Mork Rolle, and Mr. Williams, of Umber. enter the harem, and deliberately strangle his mistrals. I ns whom w„,• have Z thole of I cussing savage thee haatesed to meet hie master, whom J. More oth, ye" and Rib' Getoir, S. Steele; ham he meow:dined at the mosque door, and told out loudly holm .sPokes among the conse rvative party. Mr. I that he bad dose his bidding is murdering his mistress. Thomas Dyke Aolsad's Dane hes also bees mi many persona' I Aocompanied by the poboe sad many other persons the mouths, and there is no qualm that if he could have been I Effendi hurried home, sad on entering the harem, truly Wool to stand, he would. M amount of the great terra- i enough found the corpse of his murdered wife. The slave timid Menne poseemed by his father amine high personal s b e . & a i l hi ...s e e s rum,. for ' liss o m so well downier aled i TtleiitY lib" be bias& l imnAm • hare executed hi biddies. Under this charge the bereaved lees a most • Ile candidate, sod would have secured • Mardi was takes preweer by the polio., sad remained Urge cumber o ooessmatim votes as well as the bulk of ;in the common prison till the authorities bad the liberal. We are in a patties to state, however, that in f u lly investigated the tragic stair. The s u n . of lb. all probability Sir George Bleoley Beck Mosley, Rat., of I slave was made with much ingenuity and persistence, and Hartland Abbey, will be the tionswastive candidate, and .it was b y a chaind f or t u i tous d rentee s e , oess tha t the that the Hon. George Fonseca', brother*/ Earl Forteecne, ! m os & was able s o as aahliah hie innocence beyond doebt, will he the champion of the liberal party. Sir G. /Buckle; when of course he wee set at liberty, and sentence of death hot biteto been sheriff of the county, sod. _had doe..bleil to ' by bangle g was passed against the murderer. The latter, meted Barnstaple at the next gineell kle has ' j e sb. custom, was es th ose d ays of last week eowildoisble property is Booth Dome, std will nosio• the manned betimes two polies akar, tbrough the • support of Mr. Moore Biomes and other indesetial gentle. • swis s. of Souteel, b ee n" before him . p l ow( ' /Win men. Mr. Penmen hes else strong Manna through hie . forth the crime of which he had been found guilty, • coenectiou with Castle-bill. It is, therefore, ful ly expecte! and the judgment peeled upon him ; and the authorities that the coming election will be very waretlY eouteitoo. smi only sweat the necessary airman for carrying it into seem , the needs of coarse quite beyond predietice. Should Bur two. This drendfal CAMS has cast a sad gloom over Sou- George Stacie , be Wonted. the wioewriotives ci Barnstaple ter., aneedieg far beyond the roof under which it was will have to seek some other candidate to tight their battle perpetrated. The murdered lady exercised au unusual e° ll /•°° ti°l) with Mr. fossil ( "Ult. — T r ot t " if°r•i'gf amount of charity towards her poorer neighbours, twenty- News. dvs families of whom were in a great insane dependent on LONDON SOCIETY ,YOll. THE PROTECTION or her howdy during the inclement season ;in the month of Tool's FriGanti, WOODROVER, WARETRAD.—His Grace &IMMO hit bsoevoleace took a still wider range, sad the Duke of Neweadle has emeseted to become owe of the many are the destitute hearts to which the Barra= just palms, of this society, and to place his some on tho list of closed, in eassequetioe of her death, brought none of its man] subscribed for ten pound& ! wonted enjoyineass." Leer Pitnectinee.—At her Majesty's Chapel lineal, St. James's, the senses at the IDOilliSj servios to- Adthus b e dint from his yob.. seerrew will es pweashed by the Lord Bishop Salisbury. and berthg ea it with tack bane eye, Ties semis. =imminent at twelve o'clock. At bee Majesty's days very wimety, •It is ten ciclost Ott ni Z , Royal, Whitehall , the scream at the tarn • Thus may we me; quoth he, • how the world = which doentiennee nehmen o'clock, will he by the Very Rev. Dr. Lidde ll , D es . e d cubs Tr= I Benson's roam DIALS are artistic, accurate sad the semen at the dilllSooll envies, whish COIMINWOOSS tints limikete , ml±n..lirofrottr? has. ••••lik b for ev•rradY.4r o d . at three o'clock, will be permed bas Dr. Barad AMMAN %nor T2 . 1;71474 la. 17. ja, Ist, go, 1 4 p i r t o, V. Deed Bishop o f t _be author of the well-brows treadle i s. ? o . cu ., sad as, ea t he Tbtrty-sise Arti cle. The senses ender the don 6. e 3, 4. :=O, it U. 1& le. la up, u, ZS. Bt. Paul's, at the same * z serene. will he premhed by es, sad it In gam eases.. l l bagm ateinnhiet pain the Rev. John Lawn% N.A., hataunhnet a St. Mablber's, tree Sr imempa=Y. W. watch and Cinema. clock maim to • the Yrtlaca=ifelea.--(Airartientent.l DR. OULVERWICIAL o MARRIAGE : Its Obileatioos, Ilogigluom Lad Dlsoppohotatouto. Moo la Mama, Om= ;or Author, f. Great Mortboroastboiropt, W., Loudon. Olosoltatiout doily, on Nervous Debility, Blushing, rto. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CHRHTSICY STEEPLECHASZS--FaiDAY. The mooed thy of this Utile iptibariog, the curd el which . , a s o m mbriteed four mom, was again fortunately atteoded fine weather. Tim company were *amorous and j We, doubtless many being attracted in coneequattee , ell lte being spored that the Prises of Wales would again , beemar the now.. with his premme • bat in this respect , AV were disappointed. Borne Mime:mug sport, however, w provided, two of the towhee bong partioultzly exciting, , wee particularly the set-to betweee Ha Coate and Ber.i& , GM, which ended in a dead heat. Toe principal met of , *ethic days, the South Winter* Beltway Baotheap, was , anted off by the favourite, Morocco. The moth& of the , ether Moo are detailed below. * Mama fivionacoaes of 3 ewe. sash, with 20 ; 4-yrolda, 11st ; five, list 71b ; six Dad aged, 12a1, oirA: g i t i er 47 . w About . tb r a m mi t , Tab (224.) , iky. Bhalton's knells Ann, a yrs, to TB) (earrin 61b) tal 1 ) 2 The ft:Megrims Wee can :—lrish Boy, .Llfebooy, sal ;1 4 ,114 Spar. l ait Betting : 7 to 4 each apt Old Windsor and 'Wag Spar, 7 to 2 apt Lifebuoy. Tie HOnlnde &dime at 3 owa each, with 20 added, ion bores the proPerty of pationsea or faresers, with certain 010dIttoue ; Ist 71b faith, with Whey absweawa Pala. Ural riders 71b sites. About three aides. XL Peytoo's Almeria, lost (MX) (Kr. 11211mon) 1 lan Bards Beim Baker, lost 716 (411 k) (Plelunt) 2 Zeal 11. Les Jdenale, ISA 7th (sot to be soli) pram) 3 TM tellow=rea (—Boole Goy, Airman. Web 1.383. theleme, and Betties : 2 to 1 agA Occrevo, 4 to 1 apt Janie, 5 to 1 each apt Best Grey, Almeria, and Belly Baker. Tie 21a Luz Games' OILLIJJIMOZ UV?, to be woe three pen, 121$ 7th web. Three alike. Cobb Ihram's Mad Life Guards) Ha Cade, Ibt lib Bowlegs Mad Llb Outdo) bensita I 1 Ca lt a llto ( t 2 Be. Pays Bata. Mt 716 (Yr. Teeny) 4 . Jab Maim sad tableaus sae no. Betting : fl to 4 opt Josh Riotous, 5 to 2 BOW Hall Caste, 4to 1 eget Buffalo Girl, mid II to 1 apt say other. Bean, Jack Biota, and Hall Osate were in does atteedanoe epee Babb Girl, vim" Ind pit the band. Boated* the bead 3sek Malan ma lard snood pima, and Waft rasa* the Stead the mead time took up she maim, and, with Beide Gist, at hie side, came over the fume precedieg the Mood, Half Oasts ping on third, and Beau fourth. Threw quarters of a mile trees home the favourite, when going well, come dews, and Buffalo Gut west es with along lead of Ball Oast% who, gradually catching the leader, &elleoged her after elesaies the last (sane, sad, getting up ia the lest Is. *bides ? made a deed beat of it. Bean trotted in a had third, and Oneoline walked in. , Dodd* Heat : S to 4 ou flalf Omee, rho made nearly all the niaaieg, sad woe by two lengths. Tau Boum WI/TIM HALLWAY OPEN HANDICAP Si 100 sees., added to a sweepstakes of 15 son. each, 10 ft. ; Viable, after the pa ecatioe of the weights, extra. About three miles sod s• . Mr. W. W. Ilekees Morocco, by Wag Tom—Hoonsidas, 5 Po. lOat 1111 I Nlghtlegalh 1 Mr. ilphicliaGoelesok, 101 b 121 b (Plekett) 1 II:. J. Bead's Ballyery,. lOst alb Cr. Barton) I floundenne also ran. Belting i 2 to lon Morocco, 5 to 2 apt Bellyamy, and 3 to 1 apt Ucabawk. t3CARBOROIIII STEZPLECHAM—FAIDAT. TIN LONDZSODBOUOR FLATS Ai 2 mom seek with 25 lidded, for bunters' 12st sash • winners eon ; woad to save his shake. Moot three wiles and • half. Ihushilrsladcr Witch. net Mr . Chrbulso) 1 Yr. Brooks ns Caution (Isis Clime Chap), ass Sib (Mr. G. Harland) 2 Mr. Iturthilrs Holdersyke, mod, loss sib (traaha) Brodhead saw Maria idiom. Tau SCAABOROUGN 011 AND ANNUAL OPM 8r22 LB. Chaos (Ilsedies) of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 70 added ; snood to mare his stake • wingers semi. Thies mitts and 'r. fit unio,= of AM ply 44, li4b 4 PAO Nod.) mr. Game !Howes Nola b), re, itoot tab (to.tunl000)1 Yr. T. J. Smith's Bkirlatieb Squire (h b), sited. nut lilb (Mohair* 2 Mr. Z. H. d'Avigser's altos (h b), aged. lost Oh ..(Vose) Waildick (Ws Usable* Brae) also rha. Ta LAMM' PLos of 1 soy. shah. with 111 added ; 12st 71b each ; esßieg alio wawa% he. ; sewed be sans his stake. Two miss sod a half. Mr. Richard barker's Whalebone,lost 710 (16L) (1. 7 . 13 =1 1 Ma. Charles lace roe ' s Clam M Cheap Article, list a) 2 Mr. Willi= Gardner's loyal Winch" lest (16L) (Mr. Onassis') II The hallowing alto rha r—Fuslenthe's Laughter. aishibms Garton, Mai Gllt. Nags, Noldersyke, erookshaaks, had Early dhy boy. BIRMINGHAM STERPLRCHASES.—FLIDOT. LICRIMID VICTUALLRUS' PLATS of 5 son. is with 31) added, for all ages ; whiners Ran. Two milesb • half. Mr. fialtdea's King of Hearts, 6 yrs, Ild 315 (Bond) 1 Mr. Y. Jawßes Wee Nell, aged. lid 'lb (Mr. lawmen) 2 Mr. Brown's e by Ted Angton--Shatoreok so Green, • yrs, 10st Mom) 0 Bettieg : 6 to 5 get Xing of Hearts, 2 to 1 set Wes Nell, sad 6 to 2 spt the Stuunrook so Green colt. Tim CAPRI, CUP, value 1001., by subscription of 10 son. each, 5 ft, the surplus to be paid to the whim, for 4-yt.olde sad upwards' weight for sp ; penalties sod 'Bowman. About three miles sod a haft. (22 subs.) Mr. Selbourne a Crusade, by Crusader, 6 yrs, list 71b (Inc. bib es) (E. Jones) 1 Mr. D. Collins's Sigma, aged, Igst 7lb Mr. 8e.,.'. topple. 4 yri, Ilst ta. Stevens) S The following also ma:—Glasgow, Soothsayer, Charity Boy. Rom, and lambda. Betting : sto 2 aget Charity Boy, 4 to 1 each apt Ex pose and Boos, 6 to 1 nob eget Supple sad Crusade, sad 7 to 1 apt Soothsayer. Humes' PLATE of 25 son. for 4.yr.olda sad upwards; weight for ago ; conditional pa;altioa. About throe miles. Mr. T. Percival's Doctor Pussy, 6 yrs, 31 1 )....(0 1 rair) 1 Mr. Walters' Enderby, 6 yrs. list Mb ....(Mr. C. Riddell) 2 Mr. J. Stillward's Jun. in the enmmw, aged, itst fib ( r. C. Peen) 9 The following also ran:—Darlington, Cleary, Olencalrn, Bun bury, Iroomould, Rocket, Steiger, Never too Late to Mend, Dan mark, and Nettle. Betties : 5 to 2 spt Enderby. 6 to 1 apt Dalin tau, 100 to 14 apt Dr. Posey, 10 to 1 each apt In the lroomould, and Gegiigs. Tag GLIM ANNUAL BrisruiczAes al 15 sous. aseb, ' 5 ft, with 100 added; winners extra. About three miles sad s half. (52 sub, 19 of whom paid 2 sows. each to the fund). Bilhaaa's Sly Pox, by Sampson, dam by Star of Min, ages, list tYlb (Mosahaa) I Mr. C. Smith's The Rogue, aged. 116 t SID (D. White) 2 Mr. 1. Colby s Church Militant, a yrs, 10at Illb (iii. Ildwazds) Ma following also raa Ws, Insides, Maantrood, Creole, Isanhott, and Vtrandlers. Betting : 3 lo 1 apt Church Militant, 5 to 1 apt Sly Ton, 6to 1 apt Issaholf, 7 to 1 oast lisanwood, 8 to 1 mob apt Irousidos and Croat*, and 100 to 8 such ages &Ws Lila and the Rage,. SCUBICT HANDICAP a 95 MOM ; "donors after the weigbta were published, 71b extts. Lord Poaistt's Wheldrake, by Daniel O'Rourke-Bliter to Odd Trick. 4 yrs, Ma Mb. (J : rage) 1 Mr. Z Orees's boot /am aged, 10st alb..(Mr. adrardsj Mr. H. W yatt. lambda, ) ra Ilst 71b (0. Wrens) The following oho ran :—.larametsm, Pot Pound, sad Brian Borbotme. BETTING AT It ANCHESTEIL—FamAy. NORTHAMPTONSHI32 STANDS Bto 1 apt Alkefflopoo (t) PM to 7 apt Hunternan'a 14 110 7 Hatver (t) Daughter (off) CITY AND SUBURB ‘N. 180 to a apt Peon (t) TWO THOUSAND. 6to 2 apt liddloston (t) I 7to 1 apt Boodalboto (tt CHNSTIE CUP. 26 to 1 apt Ilighfiyar's dam colt (t) D/1121Y. 11 to 2 opt Ltddlaatcn (oft) 40 to 1 apt Arial (t) Of to 16 Beobatat (t) 90 to 1 tislOnaa Carol SS to 1 CW60°056(04 (S) THE MAERLAGI LAWS COIMISSION.—WIII72- RAIL, MARCH 17.—Tho Queen has been phased to direct letters patent to be passed under the groat seal appointing the Right Hooourable Frederic, Boma Chelmsford ; the RiOt Restorable Richard Smithson Bourke (commonly called Lord Nam); the Right Hosourable Robert Vernon. Baron Lyveden ; the Right Honourable Spencer Horatio Walpole ; the Right liosourable Willym Monson ; the Right Hooonrable Jobs loglis, Her Majesty's Justice Clerk is Scotland ; tha Right Hoeourable Thomas O'llsgan, orie of the Justices of bar lisjecty's Court of Common Pleas in Ireland ; the Bight HosoaraWs Sir Jas. Pistoled WM., Rut., Judge of her Majesty's Court of Prstato ; Sir Wm. Page Woad , Rat.. a Fim-Mancellor ; Sir R. Palmer, Bat, tier Majesty's Attorney-General ; Sir H. Woa/mout= Hat; George Young, Eaq., bar Majesty's Solicitor for Soonsod ; Travers Twee, Esq., D.C.L., one of her Majesty's conceal ; said Alexander Murray Deals% Faq., to be bee Majesty's commissimiers to bemire iato sad report epos the state sad operation of the various laws sow io faros in the different pate of Ike United Kingdom of Groat Britain sod Irelaxid with respect to the *andantes sod proof of UN caters:est marriage, and the registration sod other moue of promo deg evidence thereof, and also into Bo state and oporeilion - of the laws of tho United Keeton' is relation to the marriages of Buugssa British saWods in ladle and in the eikeke ; mid also Into the state sad apses tire demi of the laws of the United Kingdom ea Mem to lite mersiegoe of British subjerts in Amiga arentairo.— Besets& Discusinuauga Dorms. The otenspoadesos relating to devitalise/1g amerese in 4 Fano% Opus, sad )!Pee 1. was Wood yesterday in blorbeek. THE LOCK-OUT IN THE IRON TRADE. (moo 000 WOL' . The look-oat is now being loudly noapieleed of by the merchsata sad factors, es Meo the comumera of iron. Merchants are sow unable to accept some orders that have bees sand le dens for seeds that require • large quantity of foes is their sesaaboture, er which are composed mainly of that materld. the met of lacer se mowed with the price of the fah& Wes beipilleest. Oren of specifications for heavy quantities of sal milt d oestais side. MIMS be in cepted, because the iron required for the specified aims canon be obtained. At the same time manafacturos of cut nails are demanding 10a • ton extra far mid of the sorts that they WO now seeding out on row orders. To supply the osomithe of their customers for hoc merchants wen an Thursday ring, set to to meet the South Staffordshire mann, ao 'Waage is that tom at their usual weekly satiation for baioer, bat to Shropehire and elsewhere. Is • abort time manufacturers of been hardware geode will be placed in a very eeriest pealtion for want of iron. Great inessnalence will be felt by their outman, and main artless' will be put upon partial amploymest. 094110111, mil buyers have mill now pooh-poohed the losk-ein, Manse of their belief that it would prove most brief in its ezieteses, but sow that they ' see the extent of the support that the men are likely to receive, they speak of the movement with the utmost grevity. The bast honest in South Wales Me able to sifted very little aid, on account of the numerous orders that they have upon their hooka. They did set dean ova Thursday to inept orders, but they could sot, they telegraphed to South Staffordelaire, preemies to deliver within two months. From the mentien et a period so Menet it is Inhered that the &Mk Wells melees de sett asset I. ban toeless their works ; bat it is thought that st the timed the quota- lion being made they were unaware of the dechina to which the Masten had OWN the day before is Glasgow. That decision and its probable oeswiquesea, oesebieed with the distioniaillos expreseel by the taxies societies is Lando% will, it trbelleved, made, comidertble Mona apes the entrees d the neaten is Wale, sad Shropshire. Reid's'''. of the distress mid ism Maas out of the Pro. sect deplorable state of things are ahead SIONIFOSII and most palatal throughout South setwith stand/Mg that it is I. fast that manses the emissins who are 'Milled to relief somparative ischffersees le displayed. Yesterday the applications for Will at the weekly meeting of the gnerdisne if the Poordaw train of Welverbitrapion were twist es sameens as umnaL Welverhamptes oaks sesbnces set ally that town proper, but also Snake, W Meehan, mAiredulleld where the isheld taste are dependsat Mindy upon the ken and coal trade foe their support. Out a l the 100 applications that the Wresolved so fewer Mae were from able a i mea who had hew *rows eat cd work by the lock-out. A few were paddlers, elms were pod th en' or essistsate. others were labourers at the finished iron werka, and others, spin, werecolliers who worked is pits that were stopped by theing of the Galahad ironworks. Yost et the cans were these is which the applicants had, before the lookout easnineesed, bees ' workiog only abort time for went al cedes; hot were annihilate compelled to malatein line fainiliss, some of them having six children. In seine of the cams the wine if the applicants wen Invalided, sod • few wets about to Is ' ansithedeseeelis embolism! theepplimsts. Oednbe efthme latter said timt they had begun to submit* to the mina. bat, through bin short cl work, had bees unable to SM• tune their parents, and wen sow, thunders diendlliell to assistance from the funds. The tales of dieter' whisk wens of them told revealed as amount of suffering which was something sharking. One was, • puddler, bad bees Meng only half-wark since Obrielleses ; be had eix child ren, said wanted a aredirel note whereby to secure the messes of the parish earn= with Mt wife, whom he expected to he seined that night. Bow worthy •• kelp mete the poor fellow bad me Mows is hie plentifully =and eopisally-dareed clothes. Be had act , he said, food that day (it was then pest ems). and with Wars rolling dews his Meeks he heeenS4 3 latie help for Me family, "to cony them over till ." Further, the wan seemed almost as much about others,al himself. Appmliag to the relleal% ofirfe. L 1, 3 1 6 64,6 tedAmetitt or ho Mainlint, he mid that his next-door neigh boar and his family were in even • worse coalition than his own. This applicant sad all the other 62 were told that no relief could be extended to them personally until they bad awned it by labour. They roust "so into the atousyard." This meant that they mast break Rowley rag doms, to be afterwards sell by the giantism to the roadnekers. At this work the rate of remuneration adopted by the guardians fs Wolverhampton is as follows s—Single men and married mss, ; with am and. ls. 2d. ; men with two or three children, L. 4d. ; and men with mare thea tins *hiking. ls. 6d. per toe; the seperintendest of the labour Is the Moos-yard to exercise discretion in favour of the nes in an in which workmen were inexperinced is the breaking of Moose, and therefore unable to q themselves for more than the most mope Others there were amorist the applicants who althorn': they had not themselves been prevented from working. for they were incapable, yet were dependent for their sup port upon those who were looked-out, but did not them selves appl for relief. The cases would have bees more 111101110116 i f; the rainier odious had not adhered atriekly to the rule is moppet of all applications. sad ref used to " book " any cases later than the specified hour on the previous day. Late on the previous night numerous appboatioes were made to them, but they could not be eatestained for that week. Daring the enemies week they expected the num ber of able-bodied applicants to largely increase. MAXITPO OP THS MARTINI AID lON AT YORK. A geoeral meeting of the northern ironmasters was held yesterday at York, far the purpose of mirky • delegation from the men beloagisg to the sorthern bnisda of the ben seekers' Armistice, with the abject of steolag to some arresgeroost to close the lock-out. Deputatioos were per mot from the irooseseters of North and South Stead shire. The masters having held • preliminary meeting. deputed • committee of their body to meet the delegates of the ores, who regimented the Galeaboad executive, sod many of the principal beets:eke in the earthen district. The two delegations having met • loos discussion ensued, during whit► the masa nitrated their assurance that they bad erased sending say money to the support of the North Staffordshire strike, bat that they were sot prepared to re embussed the sending of wee tab the North Staffordeltin district, and with respect to the seeding of paddled ham into that district, they thought the initiative ought to come from the masters. The men ia the meth were prepared to withdraw from the union with the smith, if the northera meters would do the same. Mr. Deia, • muter, wished to know why the South Staffordihies men ware not repreesuted cc the delegatios ? Mr. Base, of the Gateshead execu tive, said the Brierlphill executive had been invited to arie®d the meeting, bet they bad declined to do so. The mutes' committee thought it wee melees to attempt any arraogesseat u 1k •bsenee of the South Staffordshire mem, but they would again consult the general body. They retired for this purposa sod on their return Wormed the delegates of the men that the reseal body of masters had agreed to the following resolatioe :—"That the Brierly-hill T•ion not baying responded to the levitation of the Gateehead execu tive to attend here to-day, it appease impossible to carry out soy of the plane foe a geaaal solution of the difficulty which it was the object of the coefereoce to consider." The men mid they regretted this decidos, but they had done all they could., and they would not be further responsible far the come the general body of the men would now pursue. The conference then broke op, without say result at all favourable to the speedy doss of the dispute. (nom Tex 21TWCAIITLI, - - We have to report the nowekome fact that • more. meet in the direction of emigration has comnseneed, • num ber of workmen at Witten-park and Court haring left for several pars of the Cominesit and other dire* plias when they may purrs, their industrious varies. Surely this circumstance must, if anything will, courier the roasters oft.* desirability of brim to • speedy termination • retest which must prove prejodkiel sot only to themselves, but to all chases of the creasnity. ♦nother enpkoning aspect of the movement ogress from Speonymoor, where it has been freely hinted that the saes who are utifortosate 'sough to occupy the honer of their moron am likely to be deprived of ***sitar of those &millets io • way which, shoe* it be resorted to, will, it r to he feared, widen the breech existing heiress labour and capital in th►t quarter. We trust, however, that the probable recounts to such a preesdiag will emue no more formidable upset than the mrsoar as which it sow Ns* ♦ metre of the Labourers' Mire, held in the 101 l rooms of the Chows Betel, lliddlesbre. as. WetlasallY MOS wee very largely attirded, there brag upwards of are barked labourers pretest. We are gives to ender rand that the proosediep were ardseted throagbout with brews eiesestees. sad dillealty was et tries =p rimed by the chairmen in modaterag the espy faring which kept iretiottally drag to the surfer of the nes** It may be said, that whatever importaat questions *lose and ureters' reocietiese may shame te dispute about, the empty cupboard, te say moth*, of the empty roar* will be mare to wake *ls threrade imam raw how or other. The empty cupboard is bsp•niag to cry eat lutiij is Yiddlethre, whereof Ist all whose the fad eessas take eatialial se* He•gry sees re set seen arily emeneable or emsilistery peep* sad denewerous wives sad were de set sway 1111114 I. probes a feeling of epostentednest fa the trees of the Mad d the WSW held. This labourers' roeetio4yso Lo eksilisest el the Prev reefing ing dm s the se kek-eat las yet Teo daeoif meat " broad. We eaderetied there we like thirty-two hossehos et kips el the let, le boast.' leios is the North et Wow& mod We WI dome will pore bow isipotteat a politics the arsokr tea halide is tilsartlps .7e!id et Maur. At tis amen tame, Detwitheiredisg Its importmeor se . body of operatives, it Ma ewer Mho • leading past is soak arroggioe of spiki sad labour me this lealimst. The iroceorkers are the employer. of the labourees, sad bordieg to their will sad phoebe most the Meares. be himpumene or Aloes. Wheber their pomade. ..O may be of the promot laok-out, far Mabee, these seam beet be brought to beer le say direct or ellashve way epee the qe Si Mb Nowa their only bees b the ome Ufa have Wm, that el bides sa appeal to the pall's, The Momkg reeolidiam wen speed to by the bads : "As we, the labourers' Übe. are fibs eely through TM* the Parbeede ell Webb in Shin= i t ll e prve myrmidon to Shad thought. it invoke the spagatlay of the pad* w• adopt Ilse latenete dime oaks Led b. dee labourers, mad *rip 411111114.111) Ile ebb emir or aid fretless, if pomilde." " Thst wo gel ep tereimillis and pewee it to tire sayer, regeselbeg to mobs • pebble bele, at hie earMit senembes to tab late emesdablee the brat mina. Cl euegerting the MOO is.. who me lothed out at presoak used that this smaiikatios pledgee Well to refuse say .rd to say perms or pubs es err bll f y ik my debt geode* mi chap pl puss penes property in er, or ease , Mee email • bosh al the passe ; sad the peas or pubs Moll be Male is Wert say basalt Ikea the mosistim hereafter. The folleeriag as • ropy of the ormarbil meatlesed ie bagel% resolutioar—" , • lksalloWsi sad meepayeem Cl Ibillitasbe We e. Mids. beidemlies leardehips likely to he endured by the great body of the lamas( Maser with their bibles Willa mid WAN by the preesst loekuut, • mums he alike they ore set directly or iradirectly whisk, I probated, will iarrhably drive Vmmerertdommen late the Boehm*, Court, sad sake am mime Cl evil that yob of prosperity will fail to enee—tre, Welds. as =premien of opnion might b ase to ea early egalemmet et the dispute, or, if not, to =amp seems mob by width the Lug. Donahoe. of the Jabbing dressraw wetudglit be employed, eareently rer gust you to memos . pub's reeeting to take the melded sere aessidastieu." TN, PPOPPAON OP 42TWOOD, SPOONER, AND 00.8 DANA.. BIBILINCULLI. FILIDAT NIGRT. The committee appointed—et the meeting of mattes yeraday rot tour" ; the liar. Dr. Millar pre sided. D nor drennised to notify publish that the cos mitre is rowed to warier for the ale of this property mad aim* end that tenders will be received from sec w ear who as, be Wiwi of weirelhu. It is rawared that sae than re el the beaks of the town is prepared to Weir. The water is by se mesas free from difiliudty, because a orris unrest of litisadon is inevitable,. RINEVOZ.INT SOCIETY OP BT. PATRICK. The 82nd ensivereary dinner of this excellent society was laid last night et Wilber-rooms, Bt. James's, whoa about 100 Fathoms set dews to chaser, under the pmedessy el the Bari re ?owes's,'" who was supported by tie Berl al Daraley, the E rld Devoe, Viscount Masai tas,Bis Malph Howard, Colossi Talor, Al'., Colossi Dame, M.P., Mr. T. J. Manilas,Y.P. Mr. E. M.P., Ms. Napier Hiegiss„ O'Oomsor. ho. The Middies Weaning to the Mho& resistantly dined together at the temitelice, ia IMassfordataset, in the proseees ef • lap member el the hinds sad supporters of the society. Daring Ms mat year, the beadle it the society have is so &VT! Itielleishid, *ail the sepal:eats for sicnineim met isiii iiirsaoli . schools " Mai° 3"° boys lad -mad Nteuth NO girl., who, is the mane Of the lie mess, sad by their rime aed beauliful py ttgizthac 4 “:;7 4, Waist gratillsetien to their thadieble situ... Ye tables. 'TM daily emit of bread sad milk hen been cos. harden a heavy outlay, sad has bite particularly acceptable daring the very severe winter shish we have experiemed, sad we are lied to may Haat the seciety staistaies its MI usacteries (melba in every respect, sad its beasmisece netsisted ealy ti satieeality. Attar giving the mialloyal aid pairielis toads, the noble Mariam is proposing see ms to the society abided to the granting fact that Mi Royal Highs= the Prises of Wales bad not only sossistel SO Mame • petree, but hid that day met • desatisa et 100 games is aid d its (ride (Cheers.) He observed that 01111 el Messed distinguishing thamesaistios of the aim. Medea wee Ms truly easeeterha mature. The Magma of psviestants _or eathollas IMO equally miaowed nod cared for. (Chess.) The it was that mad this isstitutiou so valuable and so dassrviog of support mom the elierities al tbe metropolis, and he a:prima • format - bops that the liberality of the pubis, would keg menses to support an institution so much aestisd. (tiara) Vicious other toasts were gives, in. eluding that of the Leed.Lieuteamt of indeed, the pre sidia% vice-preeideet, stewards, tin TM treasurer's report stated that, Dwindle, the collectiou of the evening, the esteeripiloss sad deesticas amounted to 80W. Ti. market arrsageenests were eider the direction of • Mr. Lead, the wombats Wog Miss J. Wells, KIM Eyler, Mr.W. Oaamiags, sad lir. likes, sad their performames IMO each se gave Me greaten saadaotioe. In the course of the evening a new sang, esceposed by Mr. Lover ' ex pressly tor w astedoe, was sung by Miss Bytes with great edict, and Mr. George Rodeos, tree popular lrisb hero medisa, rag some humors. map. The Mad of the Dis Valua te/a Bides also badly gave their services, and performed nom national ahs, and the whole of the proceedings paled off meet satishiettaily. THS CORPORATION OP LONDON' AND THE CITY BROXAM. A special Court of Common Council was held yesterday at Guildhall, the Lard Mayor presiding, for the purpose of receiving • report from the low, Parliamentary, and City Courts Committee epee the subject of the Broken &ode and Been Bill pow before parliament. This pigsties is am d comideroble important* both to the corporatios and to the lUMNOODS body of gestlemen aotiog as brokers fs the city of Loudon. The corporatioa receives a very sossidenible easount annually for, lioness and fees from ovary gentlemen who acts in the capacity of • broker, and also dame the right of cootrol over them end the power of dismissal for say set of miecoodom. In the lest series of peelienient, however, a bill wee intro defied having for His object to destroy entirely the rights of the corporation sod to make the aloe of • broker open to every oos who might think proper to exercise it without the payment of say fees whatever, and at the same time also abolabing tilt right of seperviene aed contra that is now smoked by the Coeporatios of London. This bill wes throws oat by the Hewn of Lords, but another bill of peseirly the same chancier havieg ben hitroduced in the peewit sessies, at • meat meeting of the Court of Commas Council the matter was reterrel to the Law, Par lia onetary.sad atty Courts Committee, for them to onside r the subject sad report what siege m thou upturn should bs tskea to open the measure. Mr. Parker, the straw of the Law, Parliamentary, and City Conte Committee, who brought up the report, intimated his opiates that it was not adeisable that the thicessies sheuM take place is public, and strangers were couommently ordered to withdraw. A debate then mewed with closed doors, which occupied more Ibis an hoar, when the eourt adjacent Of course the nature of the discus- Moe was sea allowed to transpire; bat it was stated that there was some intention of endeavour* to Mint • corn. promise with the promoters of the bill, which would bar. the effect of preserviug to • ensidenble extent the rights sad privileges of the corporation and at the same time meet the views of the promoters of the measure now node, disounion is parliament. It was understood, however, that DO decline use wind at yeateeday by the court, sad that the matter stands over for further coosideratios. Tim POLLimOn iiirsana.—Yesterday afternoon ss induential daputstios waited upon Sir G. Grey, the Home Been'my, epos the subjoin of the pollutiou of rivers sod stream, which hod s detritseetal offset epos the breeding al salmon and ether Gab. The deputatioa was Sit:educed by Lord Lia•over ; sod the right bee. postman was addressed by Lord Robert Mostsgs, M.P., Mr. F 40.411 (the lasperear of reburial, Mr. Freak Bookluid, sad ether gentleman, mad is was explained that the objvot al the isterview was to bow to bee Majesty's goverment that the present sots for provestisg the polluticie of rivers were too isecisoprehessible sod expensive, mad the vested rights were that pettier re private lutenist, sad would set afford to oppose them. The great &Wane es the treading of salmon sad other deb woe the allowiag the direharp of refuse, mirage, Sad other einiosioss matter tote the Thanes sod other num Sir George Grey, buir beard the statenests of the sprain, said that is his wind this. MY so doubt about the evil, but be could oat ore the remedy while should ba adopted. lie, hooey.; wee usirrstood to 'sr be would promise that three conipetest engineers should be appoisted to essodue isle the dillsisities sod the expenses of diverting the filtb, fax. which woe es maim to Ash, sow thrown into the mimes rime. A soeiety hes been formed in Storibolre, under the mass of W" Nortbere Manisa Associatios," the eh- Jett al which is to wits those cities= who MOW, ft is of girt impertnose prepare by bigal mom for the suss of the these serthern Idesisere seta 400 Wesel sew seitutional !Nobly with a aranuee system of goloospy sa g a 40001111 . 2144011100 of POOP sash,. while prinevAig th• indIOSIAISNO le ere Idin Oben&