The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-14 00:00:00

Till UDC ET All Tit MAN MUM LIVIRPOOL =AIMS OF CON3liioi. Ac importast Eigge•iss tea _yollualsy °Amax. aess alleasesaisda of ° wow , a D ams= • Ur. O. Pasaanna b sae Tie bribe elltrldbeltd:a se Of fllltradlea adjoartred Wertrasing, _ Ass srtids te ta. X.44wpgardniog stra:—" Wbstuvor dilleteues of °pistol aildsr s :s i tis ea led sasofts the burr. there wall be Sang 4lo{ WI" wortbisseasasal the Frea‘ h treaty, rine poled to BOOM aba;s are plscen oa the came looting r Am* imported la 'mace ships. The teener dude on Alpe sre one thing ; the dß *radial dries nn goods another. For instance, iron Im ported by • British ship is subject to an additional duty of per mutt. Coals 'ad La.'s to 'hippies do am pay dif firtattal duties, heir areatisi for the barbs of ?mem Iron !nay sour also be, for purposes of war, pat oa the trio list. But almost all robar articles would sill be sables. to differtatial dudes, sad this would tbrow the earrylag trade into Ile rode of Ilse Preach, and become a valuable I= tor razor. By special treaties, Rostra, Duteb, sad ships ar. exempt bob Soutar dues. Now a the unto ID say also to Hottrad sad Belgium, if we take your eeggggsr sad baiter and claw fres of duty you must take off di ffwealW dudes on goods 'sported la British ships. Ragland webs MIMI, WI as get butter, share, sod eggs boa Amnon sad Cooed* as goad and r sheep as from Haiked, Belglata, or Frame. Our coomardal prosperity bas sot arks. kin oar commas orbit tier commies, and we mart afford la bop up a staadfag way sad navy, to a d. at th• ohms tins was OW mans of dsbacts, stroagtboa boos of Francs." MANCHESTER CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. meettag of the Maacherter Chamber at Commerce yeetewlay the following rreolutrrn, ow the motion et IlaLcout limo, Esq., vecamded by JOHN PIXDILL, Z.q n was carried all hat ansaimose That the cordial *beaks o f ibis chamber he eimortlei 13011&/$1 Cobden, Req., am only for hi. pert servfete in cow beaks with commercial legirLition, but for hie voluntary sad patriotic eximiona in negotiating the nicest treaty with France." Tee tollowing petition to the Homo of Commons wee also .doped " That your widgeon base bad under their onxioue en siderahea the treaty with Franc:, the budget, end the dun cial etatenew se presented to your honot Donee by tke Hight Hon. the Chancellor of the Bareequer ma Friday evreinn law, the 10. k February instant, That your petitioorra cosgrstolate year honourable Loose on the coroprehentavessee of the entire budget, bebop log it to he • stud decal, indu-lrial, cad commurelsl sees- cure which will confer gnat break co the eadre aim= and b• the swiss of giving inerowed Newry esthetes pies of free trade to the adoption of which by tide comatty your petitiosere believe may be traced much of the prospwili eel happiness at present enjoyed by all clams.: " That your petitioners, whilst edolitlag the musky tor the large 'merest of revenue sought to be raised hem the bum oa bootee wed property would respectfully eolith yew. hon. house to take into its immediate sad tersest cossiders lion the poesibility of collecting such tans in • more 'qui • table and jediaious ads, sot oily as being due to the mule rtir of the popialatios who furnish so large a portion of much revenue, but see means of rabbit it with len Irritation, and thus increasing by a mon willing compliance with the law the enionst sought to be colleved. • Your petitioners therefore pray your hon. house to all rd the menus its calm and irepertiel weeidwetka in ha easy important details—to pees the same with a Nem elect speed, sad thus check the ale of esisleg but the un tweets, y sow naturally atirctisor moey bageerlag " Asa your petitioners will aver prey, " Inatome Perna, Presiding. BRADFORD. At a special meeting of the Brainerd Ormthse Commerce yesterday, the following ressiadae. MOW by the president, and secanded by A Idtwmas 111Schel, wee messf meumly semisd :—" That this chamber. highly &woe* d Iller Ire* ell eamensete between this ormatei , sad Frame, es laid Wen peribuneat, do petition the Zan of Cow maim le aimed= this treaty, end to pass all web measures se will blues her W.j. sty • go...nun/at to terry oat that treaty in its eatirety." WOLVERHAMPTON. The Wolverhampton correaVint of the km abetter Godardiro —" be boa received bete, erdieg generally, with femme the knew met carets sad menutecturers. 1n the tarty pert Wee we a. ahem& naivetes] ramble became .1 the amilmomme wad lacsame of the income tau, bats. the dsy edema ad the embeds of the Cammilot of the Itzekeirent egad become berm Mena, the rumbling subsided, sad the seatiestat anew, to be—. Well, rye as plsaty el mak and we doal aim far the Meese* ma; bat we object la de mode of se amen( the Iseeme to.. The obi-f came al Wm &one if orafern spread rob. the repeal of the pew duty, ern* es einem every snide if hordes» ha. be be wrapped up is about eve mappers of gaper, will roes arms boon to twat chase. sad meadectoresa. Te the meambebotime of pr der metbi, els°, the Meier so, mil be very rim. The ebolNto of OS duly will be eord be • valmeties to the primed abed 141. • tea, or • eid. • lb. ars the way bus of peps amandly used la Birsiebirs, Weimellempbso • and dlor leek my. tosusdies /Istria& Tb. Ina mod seal msalme. to addition I, the peserese d • really Moteared Weds erlr Poises, wIU elpet waft .gnat lend' Irene the redaralum ef the dety up.• timber—vow • eery balmy hem if earmilltwe la their stelae operate/am" DUBLIN. The Freeman's Jowl *al of yesterday, in an article as the rtsiseurut of the Dracellor of the Izerquer, soya:— "Os the wrie, tbi. Wipe re, herded the poor sea's brim, for while it it rad is may newts to the hearer claws of r w she Gess drove it add to their border. That the lee eat bees acorpted um oceditirslly by the liberals le Me nor pergola. arrester btk bat we have little dour, es • armor sad fuller to q .lry. es well lab the eaters of the hadget itself. as at, the ,revs priori, oar ss roach r the seesserotal or firmer, moms which Ordered the reverarest re retare as web a vest project, the liberal party wig imp aserwer sem& Snubs., sad support the herder r pieelpie, they say Barre to egret some ahemeles Is the Meeiia While raring sew defects I. the were, whisk hew. ere. say be tasiliged quite eserresedly widths pleelple sad spry, sad to the relief a es 1114sesee1 Ara the tax- Purist roravelty, we tent ess ewer elite Mem& will suffer Lord Derby to piny the pert et the limb *Dibble, sad dish tato power as the - prep shoulders maw hie pro wess. Thom eta be se dusk et thelopelselliy of the bad,. t among the wends, theses It w ill erereeraly ee haw , heir coolers, sad sive s Samba le heeds sed ow. starts rev, whir la tem% Ila erre .seas sad es ale those to add to their errs,. el lade lesurise. The working dares pee with pimestere the lest of 'he prefer re door go byabe board : end when we an told ear ma sitars of operatire will wail the brier sa en murder sloes the days of Lied Bete ever sawatered, we beg saes persona to to irk Ivrea sad secerala the dirottil.4l of popular larder." GLASGOW. no North British Daily Nail has en olaboests article cm fir. Cflads.rne's statement, e. ncladirg as follows —" Upon lb. lobate, ocasktwr tie budget Minder.! ou Friday night is a matarrly productlas—mot perfret, perimps ta all It. detail.. belt *why of gegssal suppose, sad num' mutt admirably. not only to mist tb. difficulties of tb• moroont, but to resat* to tbe emntry la Um flatus may in pottrt and looting odvontagre." HAW MAD tLICTION. —•— HERTFORD, FEB. 13. The election for the borough of Hertford took place tbie Kooning. The ...money. it will be remembered, wu treated by the eppotauaret of the Itlgbe Hoe. W. F. Cowper to the t Moe or Pint Cmsm , esioeer of roam W, Me sod Badieri, rd tbet gentleman offered bilmell for re deem:es. ♦t slaves o'clock the proceedings commenced is the Toe when. Mr. H. Gitssattsost, the mayor of the !enough, pristded, sad stew the writ but barn read, and the taseal formalities gone thisegh, he briedy addressed the electors is referees s to the duty they had assembled to perform. Mr. J. Deanna then stood forward and proposed the ft eltc.iss or We tats member, whs. be said, boa served t►e bor,empft dirbtally fo twenty-five years, sod who, by his Wald and esergy, had obtained that promotion to which be mai •. well entitled. (Cheers.) Ho then mid t►at Me. (;eamper deserved their ratite coafidencw for the m a pp er 5. which he had performed tae duties of every (dice that had bun entrusted to biro, and be was of °slaloms that the borough of Hertford ought to feel proud at having hint for • represents flee, and he holed that, however high he might rise in the obtical world, he would always edam his seat for the I or , '.gh of Iderti:rd. (Heir, hear.) . - . Mr. orile CienLlT seconded the Ithedeelion. Ti. MATOa thee inquired in the real tom wbetber any mite" reedfiMe nue I. be and as usenet befog given, be diebral W Welt Han. William Feesete envier duly 'WOW es Terseest the borough of Hertford to the per ass perbaneat. (Clem) . • Mi. Coweas thee stood forward to address the sleeker, sad wee resells( with load cheers. After rapressieg hie thesis re time kt agate *Sag Mai i. wise he maid he coastdered the greed pukka of Wog their represented,* la parlissoest, the bee. 'ember west os to may that he cosh! cot help rogardiag b sestet-Hoe as • woof that ha bed net idles abort of the esigettatiose of the Impress of Hertford i t the Berkessseseithe duties of the didenst appoistsents h e heel bees wiled es to ell, and be leisured them that he sheen dam endeavour to prresswe Is the wee oases. awl Se sherds' ell Ma ability sad sawn in alt the kooks et esy pr Is the pahlie service to wileit might be appeisird. Al le ble owns a s palltteel moisten% derma* well amen dog be bad always awed w ith th e party of warm, and bedld se beams* Se Who'd that la the prenent sarsa eses su rkhe fifty ef progress was that 'bask mkt le Mee abe aereadenev. (Seer, Paser.) Ullegtead wee • ovareery, or if le wee wtsiebrt ge Waft I* ekloY, might he salwal kr yew* nendomer to bap Nip se *we man sad to re veal, llgessils, my tanker Neste ; by Ws was wit the are, sad aim a eannery wee c ore eatith pre i—ea Eaglend tree et Ibe nee ab ameerasv Oa abened be * Istr THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1860. sewn sad farther deveiop that smith end prosperit (Haar,hew.) The * ideal party with whom ailed eemhavenred to carry out this prbtolpis to eon pad& deur ; and he hefted they hilt that the time was come whim a much Urfa somber of the people might be admitted to take a share in the mpreasista des of the contry. (" Her, beer." end ahem ) With his increase in the wealth en property et the country, it nest Win ally be eziessisd tare the supine would hareem ; hat he agreed with the hen. peitlewea ethe had seconded his neminstion that no seed hi be neat eintsessesrily, and that cam should be that the diode for which ettatey wee /speeded aiweid be actually waded. (Her.) He believed that the guesses pats of the had been obtained three* the whelped at free Ire= that the period bed sew Neu whoa he petedgdes esunalued by Sir Below Peel should be tally carried out, sad thet all the remain a pewee m end prohibition should be Gully sheliehaL (Chest,.) It had fallen tots Ist of tow of the wed amide= diedplee of that great rasa lir Retort Peel, Mr. Gisifteko pet the biding stone at the dant be ked rabd. (Herr, hear.) In one of the most newesrly and elegant apesehm that he believed bed mar bees de imeed is partlenseat, that greatlews• last Friday thatestreted that die parreesent prosperity of the enemy de pended upen the deaden et aid entidese prehillitiows, and that it wee absolutely noisrady he the agendas of our easenterce and the haprevemesat dew wearallastaree that the penis at tree trade shwa be deem WI wider open. sad h that oohs se it wee peeeible s th e e n rt ped brut by Mr Robert Peel—that we Ile hula the =woad sad sell la the la 6117 O. (Cheers.) He kissed that the budget pee peed by N,. Oledstone w o ad h ave thi s s ti ed. I t h a d b een sail with mord to reducing he duto trim, that wine was • luxury_ , end It was only minialin is blade the rich ; bat be ikehd that thi, was the curs. in flewer tier wine w noel wore extensively drunk in this country thee at print, bat it would sow be much cheaper; sad he did tot see why • mar arm should eat be able to have a ghee at good mad vr at • cheap rote if be oboes to do so. (Haw.) It was the duty Ihet prevented hint from doing so, and be believed that after the budget had pegged thalamic now objected bit would thin the bean of the amain of ths Exchequer in • glom of who who bakes valid net have lied an eppertmtty of doing so. (" Hear," and a laugh.) He believed that the melt d the adentiou that wen to be made week he give en Impala to the sprimp d tadV, eip ear led to the dad Important results. The free trade es of England had not hitherto been appreciated on Costinent, and It had been reserved for the present time to the government of Primes to hold out the hand of fellowship and s b o u pE. It was true there wee thee ugly feature shout the th a t It wee to be wombat:tied by. an income tax of I In as pound, but they should recollect that this wee sot owing to the budget its but to the enormous deficiency in the no venae, own; to the increased expenditure of the country, a delloiesoy ansonting to nine millions four hummed thousend This wee certainly a very eoormona ddkincy, it shield not be forgotten that it did a c e edge from say extravagance on the part of ths gemmussat, but woo °canned by the hot that all the amine of Europe wire arming 6 themmhes end moving erodes red fleets, and it t6erefon Mesas shoo intely asomeary, V the people of this country were to deep at pesos ia their beds, that we should adopt szteadve news hallm (Hen hem) (On of the peruse Is the Seas here szclaimed, " Tea, it own as 19 million to wank our faithful ally.") (A laugh.) There might be some truth is the ebeemation that had tut bees wade, bat .till there amid be me dead that the effon of amok a as the on new with Freese would be to maks • nue her ai peruse fatigued in _ peace than there were before. = to burl The ruler et Franco had extended the dive Eagles., In he wee tees to admit that if they was sot fa such • renew se to hold it with • Ana bead he might ten it any *gala. They meat be equal in all the gesperstkes for w as well as for . (Hear. bear.) He wee one of those who Mreved that the Emperor of the Preach was willing to be frisal 7 with this eoustry, end in all his acts he evinced • ml 6 cod It use way natural that this should be the ms= knowledge of the people and the institutions of this country, sad his being aware of the great intpetenue d befog en friendly terms wilt such a power se BEV. H. (Mr. Cowper) knew very well boweverr, the ewe ad the haling eatertained by ell inrienkmagr asa nnil tint sin* the n ary hi particular a very ward monad k end MU that Amp had was very rich, and at the ma dose very wee it weed take them very Ode treads te arra te Leeds. end kelp themselves te as many beak asses and eirweeigns se they night choose to away. There timid be see doubt that we were sot esristly prepared tonap sees a km tile attack, sad the goverment had merely coned out the wines of the now is pleing our fleet and la tie pretest politica, end this was he aura of the large is the revenue to which be WI adverted, end he Was gibe sure that ao Inehahusen would be se mesa or avaricious as to object ten a:pinks:a for Ma a purpose. Teem the insanity hone tai wee not p wee lesandi e t , be thought they would agree with him that it to submit to this then to be subject to the feeling of insecurity that had pre- I railed, sad the periodical panics that bad arises with regard ' to the dencelese stand the . The hos. wasber thee onelned by again thimbles the olre hr the beam they had conferred upon him la molesting idea as their re presentative. A vote of cheek' to the Mayor tenebated the procisdhp. 04TUEXAD ILMTION. GATESHEAD, MONDAY. Mr. William Mutt was re-elected member for this borough tn-day without nppositice. The appointment of the boa. gentleman to the office of Vice-Prealdent of the Beard of Trade is extremely popular, and the popularity of Mr. Hutt ham been greatly enhanced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer's budget, which has gives much satisfaction in comatercial circles 11111 the commareisi treaty will greatly brae& the coal sod iron trades of the north. The proceed ** took place on hustings areehd In font of the Town hall, but it was not deemed ussessery that Mr. Hutt should own dawn frees London, sad he was represented by Mr. Gimp Hawks, at the extrusive hen Arm cd Hawb mud Craw obey. Mr. George, Crawsbay. the Mayer, prodded. Mr. Alderman Smith nominated Mr. Hutt; Mr. Willem Brown, Mies Ibm of Abbott and Co., seconded the aownetioe. There betas no opposition, Mr. Hutt was dsehred duly sleeted. Mr. Basks teemed thinks, sad the pressings DRAMA. • DRURY-LANZ. A very bad piece called Ihe Port 'over, ben lag evidart Mac of Preach wrlgla, bet with Kr. Rolls ne..a• attached r e it es ever =mod boa less ai u ± .. a t i . " Dilks) is • Woes W . Page), behashig te ea mom* awes arionors? tie Ms salsa laid denim the period Ist atedbldi the Bevotallin), rod collsobi the rams et the b bowing farmers for Per Duchamp, a prestelbell Mist, who comes periedissily te mei* the*. These ore secess*Oy mimes& to Reysold, who is so Wm* rtist; bet ass sight be tracks foot steps is the to his doer, sad is tebil bp the asighboure that his with detains him. A Seri* ease asses sad eveatually the foram keeper, broksa-hexed sad rusks kola lis bones to job the army, Nang list a = hallselsal *hot et Dachau*. who is celled Mosses by everybody *gaged tbs prism saw yews lave passed see the mina rites cm Ile sot, what eta had lisyseld a &beaded soldier of the Imperial Army, busts* thswat en the t reyslist to se trews la width Dachau* is sew "selear eI " what ever *at step Ile sad, where ,Leake mad bit ugh*/ Aaastte(MisslNThirlwall) ore Meta el* him in • very semelese pad** Repaid tslsdsa the* sad betimes Lase sad Dacherap to be askiM , goes throug • *et assumt at agony, bat hang Chet hi s wthis yet i thful es bb mwmory, and that his daughter ice ban keg* up le lows bit awn, reveals Maid( sad all wide leppily. This pima, week se will be ems la plot, Is meg wait! 2z,,, awl anytkag but wdl Mal. Kr. Dada attempted to Mhe hi. deal level cd seeMeeft °taborets of mat, bet the pals did sot reepoad, sad *rein showed them. taste. Miss Pegs ass very Cagey, convectional, and uninteresting; sad the lest pity* parts in the piece were two charamme ia • male 'sampler., well sestaissd by Mr. Ikaby sad Mire Bowed. ADBLPHI. Mr. and Mn, Alfred Wigan have commenced an sogsgassat at this boon, sod Lit sight appeared In Mr. T. Taylor's trashed drums coned ,TAs Raw sod tAe Boo*. SPORTING. THE LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. TO TZB EDITH& OP THE EXPRESS. Bu,—There in every reason to believe that the eseelleut brequet perspired tor those panceldeg the werering of the seem 1860 erill be et T i re ielernrence of that inveterate enemy to SW; fifr John Frost, who meet Sumter vary for the teiginel Imre of Liman a be ribald to ; then is topless* ems to Isar that the dishes ready to be set ben* es will net only have to be put bask for &Mee, bat wide* " bashed up," it bias well vials Ile kends sif possibUity Met • ohmage will sot take Moos be swilldied time for the gatkerbg to take Mere dudes themes. weak. Ilis would bivalve the falling to the grouted of all Inns new sees. Soled, and there would not be seek strag aline a assrail one, it having been necessary te seep *say of tines aseged in their work; mod whenever the iweaMeg nee - plate it could not mew that which must attach to sae that seta VI:11 ro lling. 1t will never de to despair too early, however, for may turn out of bed to-norrow up to Its seeks ia and without having aught to INI sweprieed se, sod I shell proceed to dime* the prognese se *sash thin wore no nets of its bang •• hrewd up." We have the - Teial &aka, Grand Bisspiethees. Brook nab, Bakes, City Haadiosp (ali emeaplate), end a nos for the era day, the prim repression seeme n tg la all; and for the mooed the prisstpl hinetioap, a Cr Plate tindosel), the hurdle nee, a s 6 and** eminpsettst stakes of about the seise= l"l. l% the bed et the llet ands the Trial Makes. white would aied pleat, of bored did Curlew sad Rattlebon• oostest lima MO the former has 6lb the worst of the weights, and Ile Neely to doll= the enoseater, win Rainbow would I gab have to Mikan* Tyraat, whew** eel be held in on trap if we eseeider be is Is receipt of Ilb, as Me, tea abeam that ran sesend * Theadiebsit la • Isms did lest sateen with Frays* Weeilissionwl. and Brehm be Ilielalswe Wider', a a i rs agleam , . raga I ;=. l°w lir Limes MS Mind at lie whin =way lab ned the aa albeennes, liteedsbeee ought to an Illb j es_ he_ peeved Ma el Weals ii the sannsm Ilre Wedded, linase, he Vp-eide, will 1r22 =VePardo sod Lek Leib sena, and be r lone sinieleM wee liii timer to tau the Mirk sipselelly se the My hr a Ilk proally. It le evens an Se nada, however, for unbar to he be foot, as the Robber, Neessea, Julia, Reeslo, Zodiac, lady Mardtweld, and the Oftpey me all oweetlersd above the aveeege stamp, and lassie se* be seepled wftli Parole for we. Thu City Hindle! will Jest sun Mbar, let 111 b, as regards the diensq sod en Jeri emir eons heavy noel he the stable la the great event, be ebeffle, ff etib as pt a =seem of ens ar tee, the se greet Amen to his absolute Angry. Far the Handicap, toe Rile, Bel Repeirsesa, Aube* Theandr t, (Medd% Julia. Gift, Reranserstor, Retells, Curlew, Tyrant, White hose, Norton, Jerk, Tammy Noble, bony Loaglep, and Claversook, ere eV laid about as sorters ; and as J. Osborne may run emelfgag (perhaps Tormentor), likewise Kr. Marry (Madrid esois), and W. Day (Allegro f), the field will be rr= for there may be several at the poet not in the above M. There Is a maw queseloo, I believe, about Curlew, whisk readers it awkward to meddle with him, or be should sot be for hose the mark In moderate company like the above; glad ia the eve* of his not performing, let me maks a stead as Claversook and Ambush. The Hurdle Race, two rains, is wank whales, and Cathodes or Topsy look the most tempting to may fancy.—l smoke., ITEOR. RAP AL AND 1411 MAIM ADMIRALTY, Fn. 13.—APPOINTNIIRTS0 Cam. mode,' J. W. Wlyto (1368), oil S. Dont (1367), to to blopoodoe oonoto Mr omit rlood. cowed. imialoolto Miss ipsisidissreles 11.—Asso‘diluliel d OW. 800 tlog E. elr H. g.nnt, HALL (IMLWvit o=Lablille if on Ts d odors, has copal u. LintilDllit 0. 6011010. QM lb do E:gle, 60, co coast good service et ill Mord Moor Osgood ligeer T. R. T. , Qs* to the Porte, 61, mew stem triple, Olognises. • Parlassier C. H. P. HaP (1661), to the London, 90, screw steam sib, Illaiitersesia Nabs. TROOPS roe, Mavartive.--The clipper ship Daosid M.Lair INS bout chartered 1* the wont to roam about 1,000 trooporltb their wins aadohiLrso, from Cock to tit' Mauritius, aid to bass book soldiers to Pontoon*. TOTTENHAM VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. - A onammicetket he bees received from tin end-lleuteftat staring tie the Clefts lue bees pined Is wept the see vice• of the above corps, under the tide of the flirty-third Xiddlesem The cape will remprin 1 eartein, 1 Detateftat, 1 easiga, sad 100 m4/1. Drill bee been going en for the post maatb, and the members are tusidag mid preens& It is bolted that their numbers will be conlarably augmented by the amnion of the men of Edawatea, a asighbouring perish, which mesa to be without nay pigpen of masts( one foe itself. APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS IN VOLUNTEER Cons.—On Saturday evening a numerous weft of the Lance Scottish corps took place at the hell of the Smash Capitalism, Crane-court, Fiest-streth with. view of eon sidering a communication from the governimat relative to the appoistment of allows to velment carps. Lord Moho presided, and after .Lading to the salishotory program of the corps in drill and numericial stramish, preentled to the dilatation of a subject in whisk the carps hit great in terest. It appears that in on of the rake Thiel the ma had saanisnately adopted for its intenial governamt the principle of popular election in the eppeletmeat of edam was ealy rthognieed, but when it aib iLlem mete to be submitted to the Margate ef lieutenant of the oeunty of lifiddleem, ids p snook • hie pea through the recoiling= of the po lar enema and Bari de Grey and Ripen, oa an appeal made to him la his °facial capecity, supported th e course by the lord ilintenent. The executive comelier of the Loan Scot ia Valuation, of which Lord than se the commending oillesr, is chairmen, then proemial to Oath the dims of the corps, and the names of the paean le ahem berm eneebeiet submitted to the lord-liesimant ibr appeauL Some Ma sainfactics, in the meantime, hoe Mee hit by the membwe. Lord Ebbe reed to the meetlig the itenospendente between himself and Bart de Grey. The letter from the letter Noble men dated dietionly that the meedere velemleme arm led No red right to Most their ellen% the appeleeneee of whom reeled eatinly with the ammenalsg 'Matra ad the sedan, end we allow matters to sleep is that period of the . Lord Ward Is gessrally out of town at that time. H year bad reoovetsi Lord Weed would have had a* @scarily. I never agreed ea the put ef Lord Ward to glee up this rent. By Mr. James—Wheel I esok.4aosmasioa on the 10th, I took everythleg that was three. The night Hon. Wrnhis Lord Ward (new ereated Berl Dudley) exandeed—My kst seasexion with Mr. Lumley was in @Wag opera hoses. I faherested myself about open ing the theatre. The oast of Croft sad Lumley was then pending. It was impossible in the existing state of things for Mr. Lumley to open the theatre. I advanced money to astable him to do; so. In all I have edeanced between 90,0004 sad 100,0001. The hue was assigned tome at a nag of 1,9001. a yew. At the Interview la 1867, Mr. Lumby was very maim to have the terms as while he held the theatre altered, sad ft wee arrenged that if the owed Lumley sad Croft were decided in his favour I should reduce the in terest on the debt from 6 to 4 per cod. He also seed me to allow a ti sid uar's tent to /prod over ▪ others. Thant to two pedats—the settle ment of the appeal in his vour t end lds regular payment of the rent each year, and since that time r believe he has not paid any rent. After the appeal was settled in his favour —in Jane 1868—it wad iheikeely teadentood that Mr. Lumley sh ouldO give the tholes up. It was only a question of don on his appealithat It would he wainsus to his troupe ead disa strous to himself to nest to eany is the theatre is the middle of the IMMO; '`Oa his spree, I not only let him go on till tensed of the aimsea, hat to give some cheap representations, which carried Mines affil August. Even tually it was arranged that the Assam should be given up, be sad should give a judgment far the rent due. The Lord Chief Baron—Did you ever agree to give up the backrest ? LoWiisnl—Nevvr, my lord. Cram-examined by Mr. James—l wrote Ude hit. The latter, which was dated, March 17, 1866, called on the de fendant to wises the Mao to the plaintiM who would not mot leis pound of flPsh, and to place himself maramrvedly in hat hands, which were not unfriendly urea. Croup examination continued—Mr. Lumley had trimonthly bated of forming an operatic company, but told him I did not think the public would support him. It was frequently stated to Mr. Lumley that be must abbot give up posmasion or pay the rent. When I said I would mot my pound of dash I meant that of Mr. Lasky, la °magma°, of mo °awful operatic seasons, could have meet° BM end said, be could then pay the 100,0001. I had advanced, I should not have asked for Murat. Thk closed the ws for the plaintiff. Mr. James, in addressing the jury for the defendant, said that ha hoped before this case was over the jury would be of opinion that Mr. Lumley had acted towards iLord Ward in every way that became a man of honour and a gentleman. Lord Ward, who took a great interest in the Opera-house, had certainly advanced large slum to keep it on is legs, and Mr. Lumley had, to adopt Lord Ward's own language, placed himself unreservedly in his hands m being friendly men He bed given up his entire totems' in the theatre, and on hie doing so ths condition was that he should not be called upon to pay the rent Min due. Hs would prove that at the 19M of July, 1868, an action having been commenced by Lord Ward to recover the rent, Mr. Becton wrote that Lord Ward was prepared to camel the lease, and to abstain from all further proceedings for ealbraing the rent ma Mr. Darnley !Meg up posesapion quietly. This Mr. Lumley did —he did pleas himself unreservedly in Lord Ward's hands, and it woe not until November that any demand was made line the real. ErnJamin Lumley examined by Mr. Hawkins—l am the defendant in this action. I have been connected with the Opera shoe 1842. My connexion with Lord Wad com menced in 1844, and scathed down to 1866. In March, 1866, I repaired the letter from Lord Ward which has been read. In pursuance of that I assigned the Sawa to his lord ship. I always estimated the value of the Isms at 160.0001. Previously to 1866 lard Ward offered rue 10,000/. if I would ✓eign the lease absolutely to him. I carried on the opera in the season of 1866 oat my own responsibility. Lord Ward always contemplated the forming of an operatic samdatkin. I met his lordship in Paris recently, and he asked me why I had not formed an operatic sesocietion 8 and I said that as he had a lame Waren in the theatre, be might put down hie same. This hie lordship declined to do. At the meeting et Dudley-house in July, 1867, before the judgment of the House of Lords was given on the appall, Lord Ward stated that if the appeal was favourable to me I should have the whole term, and the rent reduced by the reductica of the' laterieet, and that one year's rent should be foregone and spread over the remainder of the term of 36 or 117 The riot ' a wateid up to Michaelmas, 1867. Is sera. 1868, I to Lord , Ward to postpone the payment of the mat, ea appeal had not been decided. Several letters fron Mr. Beubow, calling upon the defend ant to relinquish the theatre as he could not pay the rent, were here put In. In another latter, after the decision on the appeal, Mr. Bestow wrote that he was %striated by Lard Ward to take out proceedings unless the rent was paid. Extunisation cot tinaed—After I received that letter I called on Mr. Benbow. I said that if Lord Ward would carry out the arrangement of July I would get assistance from my friends to pay the rest. He maw Lord Ward, who would sot consent, and Mr. Beam, said, "If you'll give give up posmeeion quietly we'll not ask you for the rant." On the 17th of Jane, 18 58, I rave up the properties to Lord Ward. They had coot me 6,0001., ant were every particle of property I had in the theatre. On the 19th I received a letter from Mr. Benbow stating his regret that he bad, on the instructions of Lord Yard, after great indulgence, issued a writ against me to recover the rent. At an interview I had with Lord Ward, he told me I meet either pay the tent or give op posemeion. A few days attar the writ wen ;seared, when Mr. Benbow was present, I told him I had given up possession of everything, end it was no nes promoting against me for the rent, se I had no means left to pay. I then gave a pledge to give up postremion after the season was over. Lord Ward said I tied taken the year's rest to which I was entitled, and I replied, " No, my lord, it is only three quarters." In hot, the effect of that inter view is properly stated in Mr. Benbow's letter of the 19th of July. When I reminded Mr. Benbow of the arrangement that if I gave up poopselon quietly he would sot demand the rent due, he said " very well," and vented to it. From that time I regarded the matter as eroded. I gave up poesemios on the Tuesday, sad not • w, rd was said about the rent or any warrant of attor ney or undertaking. la Augu-t, September, and October, 1 had coutothaloatioas with Mr. Benbow as to signing a deed is reference to some interest. to which I am • party, and not one weed was raid about the rent. I left England in October, 1858, sad not one word was said about the warrant of attorney or the rent, either directly or Indirect] . I saw In Wad in Paris at the end of October or the of November, and nothing was said about the rent beyond this. I said, "Your lordship always promised me a year's rent," and be said, You ham got it. ' Cross-examined by Mr. Bovril—Meows. Vendor= and Co., of Bash-lace, acted as my solicitors. I believe Lord Ward advanced the money in the cause of "Croft 0. Lumley." Mr. Bovill—You value the lease at 160,0001. Have you not bend that some pinions ham valued it at 60,0001., and that others would net take it as • gift ? (Laughter.) Mr. James—We shall be very glad to take it back. (Renewed laughter.) Defendant—l never beard it was veined at only 60.0001. The properties were put up by auction and were bought to by Lord Ward for my benefit tor 10,0001. I received the profits of the theatre during the season of 1868 and the ea tended season, and 1 did not pay either the ground rest or Lord Ward's rent. I was not to pay the ground rent. I paid 1,604. for insurance is 1868. I stated to Lord Ward That I had kept up the charm/ter of the theatre, and had paid aB the Graham_ _ . Beeelamined—l brought out the Buguenok. The expense of the wardrobe for that piece would be from 5004. to 6001. Mr. Bovill here proposed to oall Mr. Lee to prove that Mr. Lumley had over-estimated the value of the lases. Mr. Jsmes objected, but his lordship held the evidence could be given. Mr. George Lee, of Golden square, then deposed that be valued the lease befote Mr. Lumley took the theatre at 60,000/. Cross-examined—l have asked 7 0001. a year rent and 7,0001, down on behalf of Lord Weed from Mr. Smith, of Drary.lene. I hese refused a rental of 7,0001., but the diM ruby was that so mosey was to be paid is &draw* and there wee no security. Tbe 7,0001. down was to be for the P1 7: 618. ie dosed the trees for the deflident, which wes summed up by Mr. Isar. Mr. Bovill then replied. TM Laid Chief Baron, in summing up, held that the can celling( the lease did not bar ibe plaintiff's right to recover say rent which might be due when the cancelling took place. Tee harden of trovieg that the rent woe then given up WU nertsialy on the defendant, and not on the plaintiff. Lord Ward's letter, calling on the defendant to place himailftture tervedly In his bands, was written two years before port- Ileadoll of the Opera-house wee givetiap. Oa the one band Mr. 13,nhow said be bad sever given up the rent, sad had never been authorised to do se. Lord 'Went bad givtn a smiler account ; but Mr. Lumley, on the other hand, said that it was clearly understood and arranged that the rest should be foregone on his giving up possession. The jury would have to decide on this evidence. Hiving drawn the at•ention of theury to the oorrespoedeuos be tween the parties, the teamed judge left it to the jury to say whether there was • bargain that the rent should be given up. If rio they would find for the plaintiff, end if not, for the de fendant. The jury immediately returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 4,6691. His lordahip certified der a grid jury. THE WZdTHEIt AND TEE PAM. Yesterday the ice on the waters of the various parks vss melioleatly strong to allow of several thousand persons to ladulse skating mad sliding ; but, unfortunately, arena serious socideate took Naps, owls" to a Padden slight thew aixospanied by a severe sad drivin g f a ll o f soov, which weed the los le weeny parts to become rotes. During the day the awaken that docked to the visions parks wee considerable. Tie disdisika, webs to the extremely dangerniza rand'. the lA, tee. INS belt penes) patroaleed ; and, by the exor dia el the Seisty's leines, no occident occurred. On the Roma Posd there were upwards of 4,000 skaters and Were. About ktalf•yest three o'clock in the afternoon a gentimum aamed Sommers was skating on the metre at the pond when the ice suddenly gave way and he Air appeared breath the surface. Two iceman notably test with the " tweaktr- ladder" to the reaum, bat they beth through the lee. At this time the greatest ezeltansine per ratted, the three persons big la the staled dmiges. ma It was twee them • quarter den hews belessaisp woes nmenel. Mr. Seaman was is a mast salwasiel tetlan. snit the two WENS were mash eat sad Mimi by am tor., All three wave lase take. to the teatsad sesuMed yeenegt Meentke. Two yewsg Ism were dreadfully cat shwa the imam& beside by Wing ea the ta, end several persons iessimoi *Am by imetenaws. The toe wm about two Wasse. Mielomes, bat In vary Ird esedidos. On the Leas Water them were about 2,000 skaters end riadara bat the ids wee considered in be very 4sagerous. Acme short distaste ken the north tad of the water a wags eadarnt tack plate shoat 4 o'clock, which nearly remitted ht the lON of fear Hass. A gentlemen named imams Wilma, at No. 2, Blaumbeil-etreet, Weetbourseramsaa who wee *snag, All thumb the ten sad gatelkly mak. Two been • Ansa r- row to bet aseistenw with ... eel tie "bmaker leddeer w on goatee near the mot • further breakage took place, hey fell through into timely 7 feet of water. At title period • "skate-letter" crawled along the ire on his handle mad knees with a bidder, and In about twenty eadeel es th e nefereenete tom wen eMeued, but were quite ember's& They wage at r nee conveyed to the tent, and elleabei by the moiety'. medie.l officer. Shortly after the a:oldest • cry we. robed that the Ice wee giving, and • large number merle a rush for the shore, when • portion of the surfeete broke sad four perms' blame' immersed. The icemen were quickly at hand, mid atter much en. rtion they were waned sad were conveyed to the receiving tent. Sea rel secklente of • lere anima nature also occurred. The members are Skating Club have pitched their marquee, and there MO • large atteedence yesterday, end several matcher. took place. The steam on the ornamental eater to St. Jettwewpark was one that cm scarcely he described, for throughout the day the bemersiom were frequent, there being at one time near the badge upwards of 18 persona is the osier, bet fortunately they were all promptly remead. Peer ether pectively Ho at, Oared, R Mi s. leZtle • W. Short, 18, liferylebeeer/ene; John ° B 7mi le rell 'este, Wmertee:plece, Clerkenwell ; mad Homy Barnett, Leeeles aes-leee, broke th thole, neer the were sad, awl were, alter pest exert ion the pert et theologises, nemeed, sad eleveyed to the hospital Met. Several poems were all Wed by falba, on the ite. The waters of the Ftegewee-perit were well atteeded, the,. beteg throughout the day several hundred of elates end SlM'''. A young gentleness aimed Robert., whilst akati.w, MI through, and was much Wend, hie face end band. laoseuted. Several other embleate took place, but they Wee set of • mime raters. Me. BliPlebeltindent Willfame needs Sat, @wording to el=Wipeout sad Zambrs'epaget, theArless stood at le the morning at 28 deg. seem 83 deg.. and at klt vas at 27 deg. The Ided tbreestwat the day TAY tow N. le N./. Tirnmolna. To Aig livarscros or Pouca.- 16. Ca n orwm, an beepretor of dee C division of polies. W bum peeeeseed with as digest reM ebreamear Intel rid Oa Albert slats, of ms veins MN gusher. by Base et Me of Ibe D divides, Irma Mike be Us bees sproshaa ae of la par releas =ay sew awls. al am yam The helie ef ere Mlle villa bass as ippropehle halplue. TAITERSALL'B.- 7 MoNDAT. The laciamat weather deemed ^ rte miambere from vidtleg the al The lieedmi wee very mad ander mat no lapperemat Memos. for the Chewer C.p Vietke eme most ta demead, ea& for the Derby . reaction *et la la favour of Umpire The Ltacela Reafikap wee aot toothed apes, sad indeed the preveLlieg *mica was thee the hod sad mow will vent the nee hese latiag nu cm the day spedated. Claim Prices LIVILPOOL BTIIIPLZOHABI. " 10 144 Mr. tCsfaTiit: 14 to 13 so Mr. Mr. Mapipt 14 so Mr. W. 41. Omomls a (t) To to Mr. SS to Ili, W • 111 :1 1 = It) 100 to M.D. IlmildalaWl 33 to Mr. ATlmileo 33 to MUM u for men Mr. Il 1611 MITIM To to Mr. m. Tim OS 99 to Mr. OSP 1 karb) 13 to Mr. T eti 141 26 tt Mr. W. Darr TM Load ma) se to Mr. R. Droim'a Slo Wpiro (t/ 11 to Lord Ponimordit TAMS NM It) 60r Mr. T hy . Omer.% Ilry (y louo to 1 kr. rpilso 1 100011 to to 1 Mr. Milt Mims o. w NW dialkospd OITT AND MO I UiYI lea did yr. ModalTer Oblere4lM Is 1 ha*, fur Xr. Wlttialmes • rid -Garai WlWasals dm 113 Mr. S. Papa Prins a Mr 11. e = i gsa al Orplarlor (I) Lord Mr. Oamprob ila rZgas (4) TWO 1 . 11008.LW 4to apt yr. A. Mldssft TM toad foal 4 to Mr. T. Pert trapaftro 7 to Lord Partmoadeo Pripooor ME 10 so Memo Wolimillia ire of Olomoadol3l 14 to Lard Prelu M meda's PIM haft* lot) WHO 9so idol Mr. Itallk o zato=49 910 11 9 Os L rd *Moll 14 to Mr. Many% Tbrampa 01 It so dr. A. moors TN rued NC le to Lord Porlormales MU to 1/ 1s to Mr. wpOra I MC 99 to Mr. Impres 33 to -. Mt. S. Pirint rpilio n _ A lL ..... llll oto Mr. l'Amoda so to Mr. T Dr..l•ti ft 4o to Lied Sellesa h lreseell n 4e so Mime Pr 50 to Ooprola_ SaidaiWo =4llll 100 to lmrd lawn roamer 190 so Pao of limahasts leopkgi 109 Is Lord Poilwassia Mod 10. r Mr. Moors to (4) 100 to Lord Maidloabot IV 101 to laid alaigouts Tem ... a is lo BROTHS,. TO RAIMITOW: I 4 I Or se Id t. amid to ,4a6. that that. to no truth is the weretion orii e is IPA" e Life, to the effect that Brother to kotabow had bean down. SI lo 13 to 33 le 41 to RAILWAY AND OTHER BULB RIMER PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the Exams law diermsd of the wider usatioesd bilis, the stesillog ardor% except when otherwise mentioned, having bees complied with: 80L1811.9F - 3S - fir; 16. Torquay Ges Bill- 0 Orast Madams mad Wailers a/ In land Railway Besse b Dralasie DlR—ivertaa Draisago SUl—amaterardar Cosamaa Moir Blll—Hamillaa sad &radar= Railway Bill—lidiaboadi Royal Colima el Summar Bill—ead Waraisrd Limerick sad Ormt Scadbara sad Women Railways Bills. No lumber sandhi( orders applicable. MOUSE OF COMMONS. 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Ift 6••••111most sit ia• wow ship. ?be Ilms lossemb. el MAO E s ig: be nab Wei You* deg at limb. as• mar WWI put as lipte .6. l Um Amp,. a applisides l• Jim* ittam ib• sob •••••••toe or Timbres Peri he 0071%. 77 , IN. ; V. Brootway. 11•• Tort. thibul 1111•11, ; Ily.J. . 1•11••••• • Vivaria ; II .r Alfred lifest, WOW, New Da; awidiN WY Mai wingthaeb tile PIM ILato intelligna. EQUITY COURTB.-Fn. 13. (him Vierammosite 5k S. T. Kbadersisy.) TN KT THE NATIONAL. PATIINT MIL CONPAN Te , -.. NS PASTS NAILII.IIOOITAXT TO DINACTOILS OP JOINT STOCK CONPANINS. This case, which involved a quill= of le to dimwits of joint stock cocapea came on an meat from chambers on an application to review the airs of the Chief Clerk, who had allowed • claim of lir. Baker to coos la r • creditor of the °outplay for 2,6691. The core =appeared, was in west of mosey to carry on ita sad the directors were satharired by a !Isolation of the diereholders to borrow money oa debnitures. This how woe they could not do to the aimed rephyd, but en Maur awe y offered to lend mousy to the &redoes on their proud sad on their effecting lasurancos on the NM of certain patios. • rat of 6,0001. was borrowed is this way, and the money, as sleeted by the directors, was applied to the purposes of the company. One of the pedlar of insurance beeline a claim, and 2,6004 berme doe thereon, which was applied in per t psyment of the loan. The nom posy fall into difficulties and was wound up, sad Mr. Baker, who bad given his bond to the issuance oompatty, claimed to be admittad r a creditor for the balance, and the Chief Clerk admitted the claim. _ _ _ Glare end Mr. Bmiggellay, who appeared for the ce del , ceatended that this was an arreneons dmichice, end that cue risme within the 29th sulks of the 7th sad Bth Viet., chap. 110, which provides that if "any director of a joint stoat company registered ender the sot shall be, directly or indirectly, interested is any castanet on behalf of the company, theca the War of the cosine' shall be esh mined to the next general or special use of the directors to be summated for that purpose, and that no such maraca shell have foram mall approved by a majority of the share holders." This transaction, they contended, wu a eastreet, and it had never been approved by the shareholders in the manner required. Mr. Bally and Yr. Matheson appeared for Mr. Baker. Him Honour held that the case did not come within the dame, and that Mr. Bawer any of the other directors were entitled to be refunded mmey w hich th ey had advanoed for carrying on the ordinary atid legitimate basinems of the com pally. The decision of the chief clerk was therefore affirmed. COURT OF EXCIERQURRe-FEB. 13. Sitthip at If id Priem at OnikthslL—(Before the Lord Chief Berea and Special Juries.) - - This was the ent sitting et NM Prim after term far Lou don. The Het captains 69 seams., at which 16 are massams. 24 ars marked as special jury COMM LORD WARD R. LUILLNY,;III2 TRRAT/Ll. - the declaration stated that Me Wit Hon. William Baran Ward mid the defendant, Mr. Be*a Lumley, for 4,60111., the amount of three quarters rent doe a dead horn the dalindant to the plaintiff. The det• pleaded several Ow. He deaisd the demise ; seeradly, that the deed shwa be bad matatad bad Irma cancelled by ceemat of the plaintiff; and thirdly, that the dorfeedaut pm posouraiou of the shown at die must of the plifaitlf, and the deed was can ons& Mr. Bovill sad Mr. Mellish were counsel for the tiff; Mr. Bdwia Jamie, Kr. Hawkins, and Mr. repre sented the defendant. Mr. Bowlly to stiffs' ihe ogee for the plaintiff, said this was ea aollos brought by Lord Ward to recover from Mr. Lush, • late bees of Her Majesty's Theatre, me dm from Michaelmas, 1867, to Midsummer, 1 . Mr. Lumley, as they were probably aware, had bees for many years lease of the Opera-house, and they were perhaps aware that the at various tunes was sot very encosseal. Mr. resolved esieeemse, mad asica others front Lord Wese l whis &dm ne l at he establishment and the peassoba allyrical dams, had rendered Ma a brie Mesas oat of his ample fortune. It would be anlekla to IN that ley • deed executed to May, 1866, Lad Ward hob, limns the proprietor of • limbed Wean in the Owohnes lessens entitled to peat • hese to Mr. Lumley, en be *seem of the lord. The Owe-home. thandere, was devised to i r. nd Leunley at • rental et 1, 91141. kr the lest year, and he subsequist your at 6,2751. lad Weed abo enelesed bpeeke“..g the paperties of the Oats boss. The mat had lea paid hem that time to Michelin* 1867, Jose which the. Mr. Lusby lad pad noshing, eltlesigle land Ward had mated him every Widgeon. Os then* el Joss Ink it wee essaged that Mr. Lumley shove give up tuesseedes, bat ea the re presentation of lb. Loewy, that is beak up is the riddle of • seam would be moot disembess Ida, peniales was sot gam op until Toseday, the 1811 of hugest, when the deed vie oanalled. It would be anended far the bandied that the rent then due would be foregesse, bee this would be denied both by Lord Ward and his sobeter, Mr. Benbow. The learned counsel then celled the followlegevldenee Mr. John Henry Beobow, Lord Ward's weaker, proved the made fats as to the letting of the Opoe-heees and the imbissasst proorsdings, u detailed by Mr. Dwell, up to the period when ;mammon was given up. Os the leas being produced, Mr. James objeaed to its wholasion is evidence, on the grand that it had been cancelled, sad midi Net be need to pave the demise. The Lord Chief Baron admitted be bennest, subject to the opinion of the furl oorut. Cress-ensued by Mr. Jeanie—Lai Waal bed pea - eery relations with Mr. Lomb, aims na. Ihe lad M assed money to relieve the been Yes is Ibbfidn. The nese which Mr. Lumley held woe emilind to laid Ward on the 6th of May, 1856. I onset Mb Chad be Was of the leen was then. There was the due is lard Ward 86,6081., sad his lordship afterwards advised 45,0001., ad other suss; we that if we winos ohs value of what Lord Ward gave it would be wetly 100,0001. 1 should have thought it was not of the vales which was given for The grousd-rent was 1,9344 the rest was 6,2761, and the Imes had then about 86 years to run. I was pass* at an *brew at Dudley House on the 14th of July 1867. There bed bees a question read, in " Crofts v. Lumley," whether Um gaud lease bed been forfeited or not, and the • pp ea l was tha in sialing in the Home of Lords. It wee in Mr. s favour on the 19th of April, 1868. I might haw ems . Lumley is May. He mentioned that he had diMYias to contend with in starting the Opera. I have so reeellaseles of saying that he must pay the lest, sad if act, he and them poosseirs under the best, but If he did that quietly Lad Word would sot ask him for t•• rest. I swear I have so necolleotiou of this. On the 10th of August, 1868, Mr. Lea* gave op pascal'-, and the deeds were can. oda. I told Mr. Lumley be must give a Current of w hiney. He *man to do so as the grow& that it would M very peetudtelai to his poetics. I proposed that he should pas an undertaking. He did set say he not not to I M dolled upon to give an update:big Imams it had bees waned that if M gave up possemkm the rest would not be &heed. He de:heed to give the radartaluse. It was as esderaking that he would give •Judgeness. Whoa themes was assailed moth*, was said about the rat. There were preant at that isservies Mr. Lush?. Mr. Is lab, • sw ayer who wes to fibs aureedes for Lord Ward. sad ▪ This took took pace In Augenl, sad I did set mph for the rest snail November. la the 11111•6611111 Land Wad dinned me to halm es the parson of the rest Lewd Ward held peaseelos of the theatre end ell ininepartise ewer eisee. B.wsessfsed—Froa August to Iffreenbir is the bag vs- 7118 POLICE COMM MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Ow". Berktit, stage monster and pantomimist of the Soho Theatre, end Maass Bakett, him son, junior clown and sprite at the cane house, werwiminnioned for an assault on one Edmund Davie, an metatarsi in the pantomime. The oomplaidant, who dated hie tams in poofemakmal phrase, much to the amusement of the auditory in court, said he had been on the siege before the audience as usual in the Ent route in the pantomime, on the evening of the 4th last, mid mate his exit, sad retired. Mr. Biagttam—To the green-roan ? Cetapteinaat—Xe, Al le the demeihrooni ? The oomptaismni, ciondeuref, said hi kisw tt was his time to .menter ny hie cwt being Kenn ia the words of the pmts. to ;be okman. Hie part aim that. to Ash bathe sea on the tout of South Cattils• wish a rod and Sao. TM rod was fifteen feet in !meth, but it happened that his line bed no hook at therm!. Mr. Beckett, the clown, becalm up. braid him for forgetting hie hook, and cast hint oat of • woe bit of the pantomime. While busy to Lis pbentorisi part he suddenly found himself mired irate baked which be knew wee not the legitimate Wainer, end real dews tested of sham ones wee dealt him in front, the result vivid& wee a very prominent end =pismire temp ea the brelseed. Mr. Bingham—Wm this dam Wen the andieneeP Complainant—All ia front of the light', Mr. Complainent said he mode a quick exit on the O.P. side, and estop} hada/ the softer, in doing whisk be lost his ride, bb net, eel his bp; In tact, they were Mocked of his head soh Mt of hte Innis us the stage. After that he went .bdeer mile* MI his WPM'. dress, disgusted with the preesedbge. Had a savor watch in his poeket. Xr. Blegham—Yca were, perhaps, In bet of the real biterthen. iainant add tows of the sort end violent assault' w e eizatris hlre t at the flehe Theatre, and the Bookeas, who md , were annoyed beano@ he wouldn't drink and reeks with them and others. Mr. Hazel, the old woman in the pentemdme. Uhl him not to go away like a coward, for he wade prolest Mr. Binghten elated whether Mr. Hazel or the old woman promised perch, (Laughter.) Conspblaset =planed that Kr. Hazel assuming the clue. reefer of the obi women wee to protect him—(renewed teughter)—sad then went on to my that he told Beckett be would make him suffer the laws of his country for the smash he bed committed, tar he had given him a heavy blow. This assault, he begged to say, wee witnessed by John Bmyan. The elder Beckett, in defence, laid he heard a scream from his daughter on the P.O. aide of the house (prompter's aide), end rushed on to help his son, who was on the stage. He didn't in general like to interfere with a little fan, but wee bound to protect his son from every one, and Davis (the complainant) wee miming a blow with his fishing-rod at his heed. Hedirectly laid hold of brat, and ordered him to quit the s • further then then be did not know what occurred. He added that he had 16 young ladies to protect, the aromas to govern, Breworks to image, and battery to manage, and if he had net been very careful in the mkt he should have " blown them all to pines." Here the contending persons began to talk together, and there is no saying when the hearing of the pantomimic frame" would have terminated, had not the magistrate recommended a shaking of hands, and an adjustment of dif ferencee,tpan which, after a little hesitation and higgling on the pert of the complainant, the whole of the defendants held forward their hands as agreed to, and the parties withdrew, mentally smilled. HERTFORDSHIRE MAGISTRATES. TO Till IDITOI OP TKO 121.111111 Sza,—l have only just re-perused my letter which appeared in your independent paper of the 7th instant under the above bead. I find that I therein omitted to state that the sticks, for the steeling of which the prisoner wee sea tamed to throe years' penal servitude, were laid in the in dictments ea of the value of sixpence." Surely then is sows znembs; of the House of Commons who will caws us inquisi to be made into this case.—l am, So., A VISITOR TO BT. ALBANS. US. LONDON WICZALY DOOM Dopenedl Dump—Nat Les 1.033 Navels 4.704 Bowl sot MIMI ON rraoa Lel 476 assuass.—)u. U. Dettvared Pr. Stus. 1419. 2,666 1446 10,469 1.196 6 ..461 1 , 1,1141 7.LT 144..71 1M666 SATS 401.11 E 948.17 4 1 14 162 9.i; 1,0 9 91.114 g 47.9U1 696 VW 6.4 1 9 2113 ;T.4 10.4* 466 11.876 112.196 COTTON.—Lryzaroot, Pm 13.—We have had a good demand to-day, sad the market is 6 at the closing prices of last week. The sales are 7,000 bales, of which 1,6U0 are for export and /peculation. CATTLB.—LmorooL, Fan. 13.—The supply of cage le snob lug than as last Monday ; the demand slow, without thaw in prior. The amply of sheep less ; a very slow dented, aad pries lower. 'Bret, 6d to 7d.; notice, 7d. to 3d. Cattle at market, 2,327 ; sheep, 6,842. TALLOW.—The tallow market ha. been quiet to-day. For their immediate nonentities the trade is taking a good average for the dos of year, but speculatively not much is doing. As it seems pretty certain that the budget will pass, whet little is pawing for future periods of delivery is done in bond. Our quotations Sr.: Y.C. spot and March, 60s. 3d. to 60e. 84. ; April to June, 68s. to 68e. 6d.. in bond ; October to December, 635. to 53e. 81., in bend. No Odeent offering on the spot, from a steamer overdue ; Sheep is to be had at 695., and beef at 645, ed., both in bond; to arrive in about a fortnight 6d. per cwt. lees. Totem tallow, 695. 3d. net; no minally very little offering; palm 011, 48e. 10d. ; cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 465. 104. to eBe. 10d. ; Ceylon, 425. 104. to 6b. ; Sydney, e2e. Bd., Ws 2s. per cent.; rough far, 3s. 3d.— (From the *eider of Messrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COALS.--Lorrnom i Fas. 13.-Bornhope Gas, 13m. ; Daviaces Wait Hartl ey, 164.; Hastings Hartley, 14r. 9d.; Howard's West Hartley, b 16s. • Tanbeld Moor, 13 4 . Sd. • Tanield Moor Butes, l. ; Wylam, 16e 94. • Wall. Bad Aoorn Close, 19e. 6d. ; Walls Rod Eden, lhs. 6d.• Walls End Riddell, 19a. 3d.; Eden Mato, 19s. 3d. ; End Framwellsate, 19.. 64.; Walls End Haswell, 215.; Walla End HeMora, 21e.; Wa lla End Hatton Lyms, 19s. 3d. ; Wells End South Hatton, 20s. 94.; Walls End Stewart's, 20.. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 20m. 9d. • Wall End Haugh Hall, 194. 6d. ; Walls End Hunwicli, 164. ; Walls End Kakis, 20s. ; Walls End Shincltffe, 194. 6d.; Walla End South Hartlepool, 19a. 9d. • Walla End South Rollo% 20s. • Walls End Trimdon The:slay, 18 s. 3 d. ; Walls End North Hartlepool, 16s. 64.; Walla End Thorpe, 205.; Walk End Whitworth, 16a.; Walls End South Durham, 19s. 6d. ; Carwry and Darya Malting, 22a. 6d.• Walls End Firth's Robin Hood. 16a. ; Powell's Doliryn' Steam, 22.. 6d. • Powell's New Tredegar Steam, 22a. 6d.-Ships as market, 76 ; sold. 47. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mks M Mr- TOM, Tots unman. Mks singers do:I4UL 110. 1151. Wok sedan lob. 11. A A e a Sera Illyiali Walla. NNW% sad ISMS Oars WS 8.411 WS 11.911 10.991 THE ROYAL NATL—A return was issued yester day showing the teed number of ships afloat or in process of °poem/anon to be t4lfl ; of three 623 are steam vends, 67 et which are bvilldiag or converting. Of the remideing 456 actually afloat. 48 are ships of the line, 26 screw frigates, 9 peddle frigates, 9 block ships, 16 screw commas, 46 screw sloops, 24 paddle sloops, 169 .crew gun womb and gun boats, 8 screw floating batteries, 18 screw transports, &o, 43 peddle ditto, and 4 screw mortar vowels. Of the 14i effective sailing ships abet 16 are ships of tba lie', 22 frigates, 22 sloops, sad 84 mortar vessels end floats. [Adwertisetnent.3-11033.0WAY'S PILLS.—BILIOUS sm.s. siccitsanacsu non suers.—The etoutacb becomes deranged hem many woo; the ottetewriews h that the ••" get.loco tree blood sedpredwanemna, headiehe. mot Oevretrioa of rr Thee disagree. able rywhensige weed* etred by hodoiraya Pills. which midi** as tuna= w sessaili. restore the appetite. act hcolthily on as lbw Rad Sewn 1111111114•Wify lOCNRIOII. pertly the blood, sag some sisenenesess WWII& 01111 0111 SyStern. Thaw exoebent Pine OMNI the prydraija, at hoar wide.) doe. without ohlee diet:Won ammo{ toucan, Woe Was. Tim She reartoretbe fouretalleo of Innumerable couple/ate ; minimise gentile alteistiven at the woe tine stylue moral Woe and renewed rigger belt to the uurculat aid act roue fibre& BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAIIKIL—Yeb. I. at Roe loess. — - Fiaviritoek-hill, the wife of F. EL IthiatimUCK.-1*.119,6•14/Preellikeit. Ole WY. of Captain Broca Royal rel2el sees. AUX.—Feb. 10, at Egremost Hour, Upper Weettournip terra" the wife of L. IL Kareteaux. FA.. of sAI. MAT aW.—lfett. 9, die wUe of Y. Keybror. Boa. of Chaleou illawfteoelphol, of a Ka. WARM , OATIL-11a. 1.1. Glooreteptenuee. South Bulimia, the olur of firederet IL Ileloarortli, of • clauchter. BRAT.—deb. 11, at Weymouth. the wife of the Per. J. W. Nest, of a lon. oviiimaasiessr.—ret, 8. et Dublin. tbe wife of,cepteirgElihatltb mow. led Wila 1.11411111. of . daughter. PIEBRALL—Feb. 1116 at Keelfto. the wife of J. Pedal'. Bee., of B: 11 . 11.-11h.19, at It. kreetterced. Kra Edmund James Smith, of TrAratt.-Ifeb. 8. at Cheretow-eillaa Went. Bertwit 99 . UM wife of W. Terabelt, lea. or • daughter. MIRRIAOBB. aLaxasata—DllllT. —Tea a. at Gnmeow. by the Rev. Dr. Mae hulsos. le._Assgsr. Req.. of OMegow. t. avg.". "'Sam a the Hie O. ve Nos. of Penh. BO rRA 111 LIT—ROLLIN N .— Yob. P. M Reston Church. Llosolothire. Yff the a... J. N. Andrews. Sethesoles. of filllthartm 01.1.4m401d. to MAIL dauglese of L. Rollins. Seq.. it Baotou cavntUncesinstgre. ,—IL IRBY —lreb. 10. at Pt. Paul's Kftweelgre Woollamts. Mat; by the Row R. R. Kirby. the Res. O. Osseo,. Iscumbect of Rlaregiage gemensads to Olsobsaus Carotin. Altos daughter of T. Risby. Rae.. Omenneader R.N. IDMIRIKIII—LIIL—Feb. 11, at the Catherine. Meoebeetes. by the R. H. Wegener% M.A.. Mt. R. Admlnson. of Mostmel. to Yams doable" ef Mr. S. Les. of elsocheeter. _ DEATHS. AMJ MlL—Fsb. I. M 1741•41111. Liverpool, Jobs. aen or Mr. J. Ardor. med M. BKOOWS.—Feb. Oat Liverpool. Mr. J. Brea.. Ago!". COA WellAW.—lab. 0, LL. Crovnitaw, Se 9. c 4 Agbani Bryan. near Tort. wed V. DAV 11012.—TeW lbs lawdde. Oumarthewhire, Commander W. It. Darla. R. W. S, at Sdeotlll. Liversonl. J. Mello& 27.4.. wed 72. 0011.1111111TOWP.—Vela. 10, at Cionorstornm Outio. Dottie, Lord Viesoost Ocomaagovna. HOSIZFINLD.—Tett. at Ctroaceder. the Lao T. Howdah'. HUT Lia.-14. 10,ROIL.). 1110.. wed IL illalTEL—Fob. 0, •4 X•ipileMirest. Oam , dia-mumm. Mr. J. @milt. owe W. SMITH.—Iret. 9, at llarrpeowt.torroce, ILowlastra. J. Width. LW. Wid 70. Mw' awl PsNNW MAIM. Ins Market Ilw IL Ilimet. leas= Maw es Os OM is Mrs* 1 siatkiuM MIL \