The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-26 00:00:00

es 1,4 .4 THE BISHOP 01 1 LONDON'S FUND. --.-- A Maim of tra board of ranagemeet of this fund re rail es Tarr. eissiag, M 460, Miran, to neer the first arsenal rep= el the emotive oesoiosities, which MI, • the ism of a few day; be rued to the earmilises Thlßt wse e eery fall Modems, amongst Mae pm= brag Lied airy, Lord Saodon, Lord Bed ✓ock, ffer rheum Waller, ffie J. J. Hamilton, hart., Sir Grego Barer, Nast, the Hes. Arthur Rionaird, /cc. The Lehr of LONDON midst. Mr. T. BODLIT, the secretary to the fund, reed a volumineee repeat. It stated that the origin of the fund e.t.a from May, 1863 , A., however , it woo focal to mature arrangement, for raising contributions Ulan the close of the Loudon sesson in 1863, god as it lied bees My within the put year that the distribution et Ow tondo ale the disposal of the committee had hess pre= ea • settled hods, they *smoldered it viable to defer their Mt annual report until try could include in it a statriont of their oparatious to the end of the year 1864. Having described the measure taken to inhale the movemer, the committee raced the means hit eres used for Wein re fund. It has alters bees aseriseed that it wee fee= impracticable to riser any 11 0001111 &ppm; to the public beton the close of tbe Loads ems is 1863. And as so large a number of them who were hest able to =tribute to the =owe of the fund were about to leave tom for some month., it we. reiched to defer any seek systematic effort to a Wei period. Is is!ay pins et Leers, her sad the bishop's letter to the lefty, and err appear, , sod the objests of the eche= were advertised in most o f the leadies sewspapera Medan =reales addressed to all the parochial Mambo= et re disc= Ming thou to endeavor to =ore the Istegent cad esopoiries et the laity. la the n ye is r, et the invitation of the hrp, re at • et of the dery err held in the dime ea Much 3rd at Willies Rooms, when the sta rer! report, afterwards referral to, was read, and the bishop defied the worse of =ion which the committee =sftesteps. At a meting of A=n wardese held 111 afterwards, Meg Ow porde= of the biahop, a cor dial Meer ia the rat et the fund was also Amor. The committee hare further to add that the Pastoral Letter which the bishop addressed last April to the clergy, with ilie request that it might he reed in the churches of the dime, esetribneed bag* tp ramie the Manor to the tend, sad to ereed the pahlie interest ia it. Ohs= col heroes sad offertories Me hese resolved howl 300 Mures in the diocese ; sod the comittes dere to expose their best thereto the rev he the opportunities which have thus bra afforded to all clam to aret is this work. Approdim have bean addressed to the Oily era pares sod other pair* hod= from soma at who., hop docabirs have been received. As may of tie corporate bodies and other public companies are large ewers of pro perty is the =cm, the esesmittee believe My may gaped increased support teem this mon Within the past year loos' sasociatious in aid of the fond dews be.. termed in various pa= of Leader sad is some of the outlying parrs ;is almost all cars public eneriap were held far the parpces of establidnag than. The total rendre of the food to Dec. 31, 1864, are 100,456!. 130. 6d., and a further sum of 72,0031. Is. 10d. has been promised. About eight orris of the meant 'received has bre prod at the disposal of the., cesiontre, to be appro- E a isted, at the digestion, to the several ob ts comprised Lthe Mom of the fund. The income been Maier from three sourer ; first, cootributlons from individual dorm, or how repents or other public bodies, mode direlyved lie re central ortnittee ; seco s ndly, eostributire recei ehromh local ampeciatioes, at a ed leconos in pariahs, or district, where se motor ariliary essosistioushave bees farmed ; thirdly, church collections and offertories. trader the first heed the amount received to Dee. 31,1861. is 74,7811. Nearly 12,0001. has bees paid by load emerations ; mod a further sus of A 4771. has bra reeved ae parer= sellerione ; Lod nearly 9,0001. has barn obtared from oho= *offeror and offertories. That at the close of laA year or-teeth of the fund should her been obtained, and that a considerable portion of soother teeth should have hese premised to meet the murmur of future years, will, they believe, be felt es • matter for coapetulatioe sad nurturer. The income hitherto r insed, however, includes various large basofeetior made at the Mast of the movemest, some of which poodUr represent the whole amount which the doctors will be able to or tribute The omega amour at We time oostributed by individual sabseribers is alined Mimi precedent in onheariptiou lire ; it Garet be expected to be maintained. And the semperries for any decreer in the amount received as large aubseriptions ear clay be seeot in an increased number of soreribers. If at a cost hardly ap pier= to themselves. all would unite their aid who have at beset the social and Mesas inters= of this mot sad core et the national power. sad are moon= that the knowledge sod corolstioce of the Christina faith should be erred astange the poor and uoiastructed. lord in such hip mama the midst at oar wealth and tivili-otion, the work would be acoomptired. To enable the committee to administer the feuds far wick they had appealed to the public on as equitable basis, and 0410 duly adjusted to the relative wars of ditfort =rico, they appointed a sub- committee in July, 1863. to peepers a statistical tabulated report of the wants if Or dime. la the erne of • tri autumn the sub-committee appointed for this purpose sent a &radar Mgr of inquiry to all the parochial clergy r the direr reportiog sserstiod iffornsatios as to the populates in their parishes °editing* the number of affiliating clergy sad of lay agents, the aecommodaticia of • forded is their churches or toots, sad also is the chapels and Mors of other religiose communitier, and inviting sag germ es WM ter mode et applying the special wars of their reamer dishier A trainable me of information wag thus obtained, for whir the committee axe deeply in debted to the clergy who mphed it. The Mired report of the sub-commerse, bred on the returns, and es Orr emir drawn hoes other sourer, has been published shed eiroalred, and the committee refer to it for a detailed statement ot the dresser of the diocese. and of the remedies mooed for applying them. In addition to airy important repairs which Or report costars, its peculiar value) consists in Cring ing out with mon yyrede= than had hitherto been doer Or feet of the utteriiadequacy of the provision for religious worship and ireerustion is • large area of the diocese as compared with the swims of the population. As the work has worded it has appeared to the committee that there were three modes is which the for Meld be dis pensed : lat. In providing certain risesg weir= with means to make their machinery more widely available ; 2041 y. In meeting particular spplicstions for aid repaired from various parts of Masao* ; 3edly. In °figurer( sew work, with re saucer et the iocribeets, in lie Lapse and most MOM padres ; ouch work, I. molt oar. being so designed se to 'apply immediate remedies, and, at the same time, to be the red.., of future pnreasest or vibration. As it issued to the committee the first and most urgent work before them is seed forth inioneory clergy and lay smote scrag nadir the parochial clergy, into the at segretedquartors of London, they greeted. sesoon as hods =replaced at their disposal, 2.0001. persona to the Diocesan Church Bad* Berty, 2,0001. per annum to the Diem= Hama Yiedw, and 1,0001. per rem to the Scripture Readers' Aseggiatico, to be applied by Mr sortie is dirtier when they had aeon teised toot reli giose inetrustiee set =dotal mieleteados were most needed. The dirtier se seeded, and the froliess of the mimiamy elsrp this appointed, appear In rho Statement of Omits appeededie this report. It Is sufficient to explain here that the Dietwor Month Burden Society had oip aimed, sad, se tar as Sc rumor allowed, worked out in= ellefeet seems fee employing missionary curates in dither peters of overgrown parishes, with a view to 'vernal parochial gredivisiou ; while the Diocesan Home throe supplying as adjunct to the parochial enter, and wishing to sapplemet, and so to strengthen it, sought to penetrate dense masses of the population, both settled sods , who were living reside re Wankel' of any 0009SenniOn. Nor did the cm mitre doubt that they materially promoted the porper before them ie esabling the Berlpteu'e Readers' =Maros to widen its field of settee, sad to rod forth readers into the meet dietitate parries, to meek out those whom physi cal sod moral were had Maw= escaped notice, to draw them reds the ere eel Obrietian lollurees sod =true. tic., and to read bride bumble hearths, and not odd= to tree on whose ears it bad sot before fair, the mem of the eternal gospel of Him who Himself dwelt amongst as in poverty and is went. With the views indicated above, mote have also been made to the Additional Curates' Satiety, and to the Church Peateral Aid Society, to be upended in supplying parochial curates in the poor and parlous pariahs, of the diocese, as 'Wirral to the curates already provided by those societies. A grant has also been made to the Diocesan Board of Edertioe to 'sable ft to reader are efficleat assistam in setablishlog new Meer. i.e Mess these grants, mg well as in the deer:mike el their funds through sormies, the secimittee have acted asifortaly ea the prinerie that their aid should only be aWied to promote new work. Is oddities to the Block granb I. MIMI fee miesiceary dew and readers, other sums bare Me reed far the same objects for tyke Motel by the comodres, where a special demand ! for room= Aerial and lay arm bed bar ascertained. (haste have also bees made tor the stipends of parochial mires 'weersen—a form of personal *grey placed distinctly near the dinwtioa of the _pmerial clergy, and one which, I though small in is or, has been trod =areal and stn. cent in the parishes and mission =trier when it bee been introdored. The vows hitherto made for parsonage's= Momenta are inersidionade as compared with those for ether ride= of the Siblene. The scanty rower of mast of the Leedom clergy for whom resiiimer are not provided make it most desirable that ale indinert form of Mores= should be *applied. Mee eau it be toi stragly urged lore rook the ProollK =rear is err where tie clergy are argeolider • •• parishes node: their charge ; and bow allaerragemible tt is that in such parishes the eke= of Regred ess he re garded es an ranee= eve r$ hied is her pmelesliellses to =Mir to the pisysical and Mere waste mad bar. Baehr regard to the my .atrial aid Wait the 111014•1110. ticalreamiedos is now eerie& to give la mop! meta, the committee have not aessidend it i l dvtsebls t.' oared goy large port= of the lead on this object. It is a great resemermer to Mimes, art, end sew whir the eommittes are most arises that refer* shield Wan in mind, Oar the large and Meads( resollieSS ed the relielastioal comminskows amble them to supplement and Areeglitess the work of the tend by prerifog endemesta, ter the support of the clergy, where new Merida w Mord, and now churches heir. In Omar otiesion efforts .c am pew parishes eliforte it lies 0. 1 .! Y511t."7 AT. );1' (PR I FIT :;!PAISTcI7: I ITT TEM EXBRIMB; TITR WILY EVENING, =MAST 26, 1865. iiii*4447.lfoll. been II agleadimpilmeni that see tames for • MOMS. sometimes* el the inamsbeete sem malaartly withia reach. Attboush Murehiee might be bedli, it wee sot foiled possible to talei by ineheorlption the large capital some re mired to owthrir them. The ware of the emiseisetlead ematiesios removes this peat hied/sum; and It is Gem! pet Mashy* to the volustery effort now required, that it will make the endowment greets of the sthsoimism Mae widely 'voidable in the diocese. The large number el egpli maims received for aid is the areatios of permanent deurobee is as evidence of the great &Miamian of climb aseotentodation, end al o of the local efforts which are being made to supply them. To have stimulated these efforts in woe oases lied to have froppleoseuted and completed them leathers, by the sabstanbalaid which they have been enabled to oonteiboty, has been • great satisfaction to the committee. Me report gives a statement of the course which bre been adopted for initiative remedies is the most defleisot pa rishes.) Is making these pante, the committee have coo. adored that the necessities out of which this movement arose densteded that they should expend their efforts largely in the direction of the missionary Beeches of the ehurob. In mime parishes, se completely bad the popula tion *cavern the provision made for its religious wants in the ham& at England, as well its in other communione, that what was imperatively needed was missionary work in Its most literal sense. Habits of Christi's worship ansoopt large DIANA§ in the most dallaiest parishes bad sever been learnt or wen forgotten ; children were left without Chris tian baptism or education ; and with numbers the Christian weed, nominally accepted, wee busily more thee a remote and ischetiect memory. The origination aommithee are sow sideriag the claims of some fifty perishes in which Wile defi ciencies of clergy and church accommodation exist. fledged as the executive emirates are to maintain the annual pasts Weedy made, and to apportion their grants amongst, the various objects of the fund, the extent - to which they may be able to faitiate remedies In these parishes entirely de pose is the motioned Nippon which they may receive from the diocese. The committee are alio engaged in endeavouring to arrange for the assooiatkm. for charitable sod religious purposes, of some el the wealthier coogrega time is the dimes, with rune of the poorest Fnetond parishes. They urgently appeal to the wealthier emigre's. time to enable then to carry oet • scheme which the load separation of the risk from the poet distriets in London makes so desirable. From the time when the fund com mo:od its °preheat to December 31, 1864, provision has bees made under these grants for the employment of forty eight miesionary hefty. Grants have also been voted for forty parochial curates. The total number of additional clergy for which peseta have taws been aide is eighty oight. Within the seam period grants have been made for forty -myth wigs : tore readers, whom stipends are entirely, or in part , pai d from the fond. Grants have also been made is aid of the stipends of fifteen parochial minion women. Greets In aid have bees voted for four personages, has been ap plied to the erection, pen:thus, orenlargement of eleven Debacle. For the dies of three other els, 1,4001. has been granted, and 1,0001, has been placed at the disposal of the Dioceses Board of Education, to be applied for the larchase of fittings, and for other miner expenses incurred the setablisheteet of *ow &Moak In ideinet ell cams the mission etetime and school churches, for which grants base been made, are used as schools oe wesk-dsys, sad a large addition has ham thus made to the salami ammo mediates of Loadoo. In apportioning their grants, the committee have also had to madder that public provision fa made for the establishment of schools seder the parliamen tary 'ramie. 1,2001. has bees voted se aid towards endow meets. 11,91.6/. bas been voted for nnissioe station, school churches, and temperer' churches, or for sites for the above purposes. And pante amounting to 19,8391. have beea voted in Aid of the erection of 23 permanent churches, or the perches° of sites of permanent churches. The com mittee wish also to explain that it be bees omaidered ameseary to set apart the fund entered in the statement of accounts, in order to provide for liabilities oe account of renewable grants e. grants for clergy, lay sputa, sod not cif arsine rooms), and to determine the betimes avail able for um. The grant& for army, sad other renewable grants. are annual charges, which, although made for the ourreot year, the committee estimate as renewable for at leut these veers, and which may is most easel be °optioned foes moth 100 pr period. It appears seaway, therefore, that there thank! be a hied which should be sufficient, with the aonual instaleasets of promised doeatioes, to maintain the current rate of expenditure for renewable grants mid workbag expenses for three yews. The moue% from time to time available for diseribution. ea this principle, would then be represented by the comb in hand, after the load provided to meet asocial charges is deducted. i.e. the unseats appropriated as map* pasts amend, and as outsteedieg spacial heal &settees received.both which are appropriated amostate. At December 31, 1664, the available balance, obtained on the prisciple above stated. is 22,1201. Tektite this as the dim ramble balance oe which the sommittes can operate foe making new pante, and bowleg Is mind that the distri bution et the toed is sow in full action, it will be ease that the committee will be usable to grapple with the =g aited.) of the work before them in a large numbem of deficient pariahs% if the rats at which the fast bee bees hitherto supplied is not fully maietsiood. In the report the committee record their belief that it is only on a deep religious 91010 of its claims and signifi cance that this Christian work css rest for he support ad accompliablemin No other motive sea meet mob great wants, or impel the extraordinary effect needed for • time to make op for put neglect. Oa the motion of Mr. Potzciox. emended by Mr.Fillthall, the report was unanitomely Mooted, and a ooneenallea took elites on the subject of making's abstract el it Ise General eirculatios, it being uodustood that the report ire integrity will be is the hands of astraribers to the feud in the course of a few days. The Hilltop of LONDON said it wee Important that be should call titivation to one or two paints which bed been mentioned to him nice* the report we read. Their en deavour bad been to render aid to existing agencies, sad they would fail is their object if they simply took upon themselves to do for the clergy what ma done for them by esietiog societies. They made !ante to the Curates* Aid Society, bat not to relieve that misty from any budge, bet in order to MI something sew is army balsam That fact had sot been properly brought sot as yet, but be hoped it would pow be thoroughly uoderstood. Meehan was made in the repcet,thoush not so fully al was inteeded, of the fact that they bed a sum of money which might de • great deal. but that nom AMR perfectly Inadequate to over take the fifty new parishes pointed out by the Statistica l Committee. The fi fty parolee were selected, and were in the heeds more or lem of the (itemisation coot mitten with a view to the commencement of new work. Is these parishes a put deal of work was to be dose, and the fonds is heed were not suffieleet to accomplish it. They had only 22,0001. remaining for these :may perishes, sad therefore their appeal for the future most be based time as experience of what they had already doge. It was still farther to be °burred that in those parishes which they had takes is head they had not been able to reach to the standard which they had adopted es the proper s t and ad, ▪ a clergyman for every 2,000 people. In many these parishes the missimary clergyman had more than 4,000 persons nadir hie charge. Them were point. which it was very important should be made Imam. Antigen had be,. made in the report to instances, he believed few, when assoeistioes bad been formed mama the poor to aid the fond. This was a very important feature f. the movement, but it wan eel y at present is its infancy. The sum of money be which might pined at last from that source might be peat or mall ; at present it was small. Nothing to his mind could exceed the importance of making this effort to enlist the interest of the claims for whom they were work ing. Mr. Cadman bad orpaised in his perish (Trinity, Marylebone) an association of working mion ; and idthouh it had only yet produced 101., be considered that 101. vastly more important than many tbottaaod pound* from other KAMM In other districts, snob, for 'SASSO.. as Spitaltlelds, it ought to be their object to miry the hats of the people with them, for every effort working men made to mast their operations. however slight they might be, would produce a great blessing to themselves and to those who were endeavouring to help them. The Hon. AMOS KINNA 111), M.P., said that Christ Church, Deptford. wee cesseerated a few days age by the bishop, although it wag commenced before the feed was established. The Bishop of LOYDON said it wee so. Some other business having been Umlauted, the right rev. Chairman dismissed the melding with the homiletic s% THE SANTURT CONDITION or WOOLITICH.--At a imestlug of the Local Board of Health, held last evicaleg et the Town-ball, Woolwich, a setter wee read from Dr. Blass , P.R.8., medical officer of the Privy Clieroil, regret* to be informed se to whet steps had bees tare by the board to carry out the recornmeedatior of Dr. Bristow', who bad been specially employed by the Privy Couch to make as iospectiou of the tows with referees to the frightful epidemic which recently prevailed. Dr. Bristow" la his report 'tangly recommeeded the advisability of coa the emerge system of the district with the tall err I the steam lastory deportment of the dockyard, r the best available means of getting rid of the noxious gases sad effluvia which escaped from the ordinary sewer Ore ; sad it was any stated that the local board had applied to the Admiralty fur permirion to wry out the plea proposed, bat that soar tibia:tire had beau made which it was be lieved could ha obviated mad the subject was still wider the consideration of the Boar! of Admiralty. A reply to this effect was ordered to be forwarded to the Privy Oared. 11werivAr. PON. Meekest; OP TIM 11111•1? 67 OAVENDLSZIKIOARM— The umber al patients relieved dewier the week was 141. Sien•KwAer Bevntaoe.---Hotectropatbio praoti• timers, sod the medical profession generally, recommend 000 m as being the most healthful of all beverages When the doctrine et homompetby was first introduced into this Gauntry, them were to be sh6almed so preparations of moos either attractive to the tests or acceptable to the stomach : the nut was either tupplied le the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J. *pa, of London, Homeopathic Chemist, was induced is the year Lisp to turn his attention to this subject. and et length sueemied, with the semblance of elaborate maahisery, to tem the Jig to produce an article pore to its compooleien, sad es MINIM bill. prefect trituretioo it receives la the proms it purr arciesk as So be mod acceptable to the delicate doom*. Par general use Ippre Cocoa is dOtingulaidd as an invigoratte& psbtul brealdest tosori!ge, with a used deadeye mem Dr. lineup, le his work, • rood sod lie Adulteration," sem "Doom eareries a great variety of important nutritive *wedge*. worm to the growth mod susteeaoce rtre XII.' Apia :—.• As a notedly*, mess steads seep alma idgkee than either coffee or too," an Two tempandoks of the powder in a breakfast cup, filled up with belling water or milk. gold In tin-Uned ;lb , and lib. labelled pecks* by greeds, esenedtassems, AM obaraisia.--LAdvertlarasat.J BETTII4O RT IRRIMESTaiIs T• wA z ltrawo ma zoo to a nos Lard Varese's Toy) 10 to 1 Wr. Btaturs ID to 1 ldr. J. Audio's W to 1 Wr. flaywooll ( SS to 1 Dr. itchards 44, ) 33 to 1 Mr. Jaosa's neadasilse 40 to 1 lir. Randall's soadnalks 4) 60 to 1 Mr. Otboon's nonduatica ( 813 to 1 Mr. C44111111:1140t's uomlnatlon (t) TWO THOUSAND. Ito 1 apt Brondelaw (oft j 10 to 1 sot Torsibul (want) 0 to 1 apt Llchlingtaa (;tll 100 to 11 •••• Broadalbons (oft 104 to 6 Challanoopiort t 90 to 1) - 40 to I opt Ude (off) 40 to I Loewe= (t) 45 to 1 The Beek (t) BLACHIMATH £I4D WOOLWICH WIRTINWL —Thole Bab rhos tad steeplechases are further postponed to the ith sad Bth of Fehatary. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. wzoirssuay. fla. 22. WEIGHTS Poi THII LINOOLNSBIRZ HANDICAP of 6 mom soh, 3 it, with 100 stlitsd. Ow mAM (111804.) A r st lb All it lb Gamma Twilight Stockingwr • 10 Bituazet (late Getttil- Coup &Mat Parsuagion 4 T Yrs acimervUls .... S Learloot II 2 Forester 4 The Moak • Row 4 nue Principal .Dervicoice a Dr. Syntax II My Min 6 ltavolvar 6 Estadeer Qateen of again TUTCOS I Duakeld 6 1 Illatorian Bing George a Maurice 6 Brick i • Roman Ws Volupino Dcanybreag I la Marimba Tremblemana ll I amid 4 Comet 6 Emirs II Xing of Chiba .... . 4 Gownsman 6 Trag I altittlialil Oar I Privateer Minim/hi _._... 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I Wart of But Pigeon 6 Brown Moat a lapldsat 6 Knave of Tramps 6 Coarstraillia MB a Gold= 4 Walpole Coafederale Moodie' . _ 4 . . 7 Oloridte 3 7 Nabob 7 I* rt m : M:ft :. 3 3 ar i g T The Crow 7 Oliertosh a 7 Gomm isszor 7 Volans Prolectionlit 7 idionesseaD6 6 lll l6l6l4 Eleasowsa Cassumatto 5 lasimerator 6 Rob Boy a Lad of the Wed 6 i a i_liiin ---- a 7 0 virdstAs 7 0 Gram Darling 7 0 Naples 3 7 0 Mrs. Unipsr 7 0 n n 11 1 l IS II 9 V i i 6 7 6 T 6 7 6 7 The following are subsoribers, but did not same : Mr. W. Raker, Mr. ClispUo, and Mr. J. &irk. Weight' pubilebed Jarman 24, at she a.m. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday, the standing orders of parliament were implied with is the following eases : LONDON AND NORM Wiese RAILWAY. Far ht breath railways in lamealdre ; sew roads, lands at W rhumb, Salford, Ilaselaster, Gleam. Ardwieb, lelint tm, and MEW lames on the lime ; for arrammmeste with the Bedford and Cambridge, Lasmistor sad Carlisle, and ease general pa whit power to raise 800,0016. by °Misery or alarm sad borrow 266,00 W. 01116 T NUZYMMIN RAILWAY. —For a sew hoe is Llama afro, from illeaford to Boom Capital, 190.0001. ; loom. , HENDON, HAMIWISAD, AND LONDON RAILWAY. —Foe MMI cammuction of a lists between these pasts. Capital, 400,0001. ; loan, 133.0001. DILI or WIGHT RAILWAT.—For exteadoes la the Isle d Wight ; power to nine 65,0001. for purchase of Cowie end Newport Railway, sad 76,0001. far the compasy's aft ers Ilea ; 20,0001. for central limes ; sad 16,0004 for the mestere lines; M barrow .108,000. ; and to maka other tosnotal &magmata.. WOWNWIIIII, DUX FOREST, AND MONMOUTH. —To maths. 1 ries deviatioes la the Ilse of the Cilmoseter Rztemiss. Capital. 160,0001. ; lose. 40.0001. MAZYPORT am CARLIIILL—To construct the Dearest branch railway, to purchase additiamal lauds.' Power to rase 60,0001. ; power to borrow 20,0001. Vas or Cascunornad..—Tbe asters mansions to the Newport, Abergammay, aad Hereford. sad Ooleford. Meersouth. Usk, sad Puetypool. Capital, 160,00 W. ; leas, aC r i ILUI AND ARMIN JIINCTION.—TO Wogs preforms, shares is lieu of unlaced, surrendered, and toifeital sherws. kneel bills foe Reach railways undermost ocasideraties, and were declared to have complied with the steadier erdees. They were as follows ; CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.—For the eimairsolloo of Muir kirk and Okapis breeches. Capital, 180,0001. ; loss. 00,0001. AM AND DOUGLAS .1 ItNCTION.—For a railway from Ayr to Rai:kirk, with branches. Capital, 380,0001. ; loan. 120.0001. CALIDONIAN.—Far Ocesterphise sod Rambolns Jima Mess, and to respect with the FAisbergh sod Glasgow sod North British. Capital, 60,0004; loan, 20,0001. Alm for brume railways to Rambo and Pesestick. Capita/. 326,000/.; loss, 111,0001. °LANDOW inc Bourn Warrritsal.—To make sew railways betweea Kibtasroook sad Glasgow. Capital, 600,0001.• loon. 166,0004 Farther to make isilwsys is the counties el Ayr, Lssark, cud Dumfries. Capitol, 610,0001.; loom, 11(4,0001. Alm for additleasal powers to construct new malwaye to Law, cud in cessoestion with the Kirhood. height sod Bruise of Weir Railways. Capital, 210,00 W.; loss, 75,0001. The son-oomplissom on certain mists sad alleptiona were is the following owls LONDON AND Noma WlBll33.—For new works sad ad. ' afoul powers la relation to their owe undertakiege and she sadestekisp of other companies la Wahl. and Betas& Capital, 500.0 M. ; loss, 168,0004 CATS/AL PALAOI NNW RAILWAY.—For throe exteedess. the lint from St. Giles, Camberwell, to the Crystal PAM and South Loodoo Juootioe, now in course of oonstrustice, at or sear its termination opposite the math cod of the Orestel Palms, and tormisstteg is Croydon, mar the Tows. Mil ; 2nd, a line from the foregoing to s junotios with the Rid Rent Addiscombe Railway, cm the road from Oroy&s to Addiscom be ; and a RAM from the Battersea NeMopolitaa Extomion of thd Loudon, Chatham. end Dover Railway. sad tertniostieg by a junction with the Nid•Heat Add combs Railway, !etyma Backman= sad Poop. cspeid. 400,0001. ; loan, 140001. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVES (No. I).—For extensioss end additional land acoommodation. _ _ WAIT KANT RAILWAL—For mew railways in West Heat. The wilesedauwas bills that complied with the deeding eiders were these for the WHITICHAPIL AND HOLMAN INFDDY11011?—To maple the Xstropolites Baud of Works to wake a sew street from BO street, Whiteehapel, at or sear its poiet of in teructioa by Lassa sad Cownwereial-streete, arid tura eating le the hamlet of liileuad Old Tows, sear the west MA et Ocwasseridal-road Beek at ate Pudica with Chareb lase ; sad for minutes the houses a the sixth side of Niddlooow, Bolbora, with subways, sad power to raise mosey. . PICCADILLY AND PANE-LAIN Nsw ROAD.—To enable the Metropolitan Board of Works to improve the commuoicatiou between Park-lase and Piccadilly by a sew road in continua. Moe of Hamilicapplace, near its northern end, and email. nation is Park•lsne, needy opposite Pitt's Head-mows, about 100 yards south of Stanhope-gate ; sad for the widen ing of Ramiltos•place ; with power to borrow money. Meat Waterworks, Oospert Gas, Sheffield Waterworks. and Galsaborongh Waterworks. Tml Cu. or 7111 SHZNANDOAL—It will be re- manberal that le the case of " The Quagga v. Ombett." the defandoet, Oaptala Corbett, was ammaitted by Bir Meow Hoary es Thursday from Bowatreet Police Court , In As Omani Criminal Court, for an alkyd iafrimpausat of th a i::=llslisansat AM for the Osair Imam service. I ha bee berm made le /ds. Julies theimbe, at chain Ts, to remove the indict:seat Mar the Chart of Qesea's Mooch by writ of eartioreri„ sod an elliderie was produced before h o telordship as tho port of the disdeadeat, skating that impt quastioee of law as thp Paolo li lleheeat Act wen likely to arise, sod it weeM be aseassaty tentage one of her Majesty's mussel or serjeas#a‘law. Mr. Le Riche app li ed as the put ot Caplala Corbett te re. lame the indietment ; .ad Mr. Rowell& mad* an sad evi{ la support of the application. His lordship directed the writ of certiorari lobe Maud, bat aught it was a eme la which the stoma of bait should be Moreased to 1,001 sod ' two sureties of 5001. sack. Mr. Ia Riche at use Vt- the mutation. The fiat has beau lodged at the cam, sod the ease will Now be laud before the GYM of Qum'. Bomb, and Dot at the Osatral Crisehml Chest. Quwaktwo Famosersos.—The ship Lanclebo -7;14 1.166 Mee Manisa, Women to MOM Tiba, sad 0.., salled ea the 12th Met. frees Orameend, aad 26.4 from Hymen* for ctoreodelot. Ortibiao messussarbw, Bargesa-lispenateadeM Dr. F. FL Seed ired by Ilse. F.dwards. matree. The Leadebaremib ie the tepte-aieth retest that Ism sailed au the lead order emigatiaa, seder the inuesditie direetioa et the povermarat. Bar manna' 317 melt, divided leaspayag, whited, sad free passengers, and maidetlai of 146 berm fami li es. 116 shies may 61 ideate Imam ~ 1 1N01124J1 INTX4I7OATIO3. • MIMS AND WILL. An IBWeetlgation of a rather singular obaraoter was spina before the directors sod guardian, of the poor of to. Preires, en Tuesday, at the Vestry-balk °modes tows, la reiersees to the emeneldea of the wlll ei •13 aged inmate of OS workhouse, said to be oonsened with the family of Berl Bathurst, and to be heir to property in Leicestershire and Steffmdsbire ef the estimated value of nearly 150,0001. Mr. Churchwarden Lawford occupied the ithetr, and the proceediop exalted great interest to cons.- gamin the rumours which bad been circulated in refer ence to the matter. These were to the afoot that it having beers ascertained that Joseph Smart, an inmate of the work- Mere, 105 years of age, was the heir, and likely to oome auto speedy pomemion or upwards of 1,000 sans of land forming part ot the tows of Leinester, with a large quality of house property thereon, and some 300 or 400 barer, with house property in Staffordshire, the mastic of the workhouse had obtaioed the areistsoce of a legal geetleman, • member of the vestry, sod that a will bad been drawn by the hitter sad attested by the Inmate, melting the meter of the workhouse his trustee and heir, and leaving the bulk of the Maori/ haw*** hiw tbe gentleossa who had damn the will. Mr. Morrison, the master of the workhouse, having been called before the board, Mr. Baiter introduced the subject. Be said It had come to the knowledge of members of the beard that au old man It the workhouse wee entitled to and was likely to came into poseeseion of a very large sum of money derivable from property is Leiois tershire and elsewhere, and it was Mated that one of the vestry had drawn up the will, leaving the bulk al the pro party to the master of the workhouse, and something lake 10,0001. to himself. It might, wham, be nothing to that hoard 1111 to bow ibis old man made his will, althowilh he bed left all his property, if he had any, to streagen ; bat be thought that Is such we those who had the drawing of the will ahead have semi that there was a clause therein reimbursing the parish for the cost of the testator's support dunes the time he had been hi the workhouse. He coneidered the muter should I be called upon to explain this matter. Mr. Morales said be had no objection to state the facies. This old mu bad been la the workhouse 11006 i four years, sad had been in daily expectation of coming Into posmedon of this pro rawly, which was landed property, bat no money. It was egoly r.= that be hart these expectations, and the ofd ciao asked him if be knew a legal gentleman who would see into the matter, and he recommended Mr. Bishop, who drew the will from Swiart,'• dictation sad without any iaterfereeas a hie (Mr. Morrisou's) par, ea °opting that whoa he fisted there was no clause to reim burse the board far its 'apostatise on behalf of Smut, be rasatioaed it, sad Smart made a reboil to the will to effect that object, Mr. Tamar wished the muter to state if it was true that Mr. Bishop bad bees to Leanest to investi gate as to this property, and If he knew who went with him. Mr. Mortise said Mr. bishop vat to Lasseter, sad be went with ham. He did sot know the estimated valued the =y- Mr. Wisteria rod the oldness had been heard to that the whole of the property was meth 250,0004 Mr. Mos neon in answer to other questions, mid the matter bad been la legal heeds for two or three years. Mr. Whoa, a lawyer, sad Tan, one of their inquiry ad:loess, had it in hand, but they had been usseeemsful, said Mr. Bishop bad Lakes it up for him. Smart bad bees in India for silty years,sad while he was away his 11000401111 died, and the property, it was stated, fell into the heads of parties who had no right to it, and it was established, as was understood, that be was the rightful heir to the property. He (Mr. Morrison) was pro siest when Smart made his will, but did sot ioteffere. lie was aware of its rainteats. Alter Making some legacies, he left the residue to trustees. Mr. Tether—ls what psi- We does he pleas you? Mr. Marisa—He leaves me trustee, and makes me heir to the property; after the various legacies he leaves me the balance of his property, as residuary legatee. Mr. Boss, Mr. liulliophsad, and other members, thought it desirable, at be was able to do so, that the Intbater should attend before the bored, and a cooties to that effect was carried. Smart, whole • hale, hearty, old man, though somewhat feeble, was shortly afterwards introduced, and on being asked if ha was in expectation of soy property, and whether be had mostly mode a will, said be was the her to large peo perty, and he had toads • will. Eh lath. r bad large pro- perty la Laimstsr, and his mother an Staffordabire and he could prove that 'be was sutittsd to it from register: dating tram 1699. His great grandfather married Lord Bathurat'a daughter, and his great grazadfatbeis eldest son had the weperty after Isis great grandfather ; sad after that kis (Smart's) father bed it ; but his father was killed while be (Smart) was • boy, and he was peeked off to lode. When Le came back he est about revering it. The protest in Leicestershire °resisted of about 1,000 and la Staff of 300 eerie. The houses is the "City" of Leicester were stated to bed the value of 25,41101., bat be believed that was overdrawn. About four or die years ago, he was given up possession of a cottage on the property, and lived in it, sod had got the My of at now • butikparail e 1 blackguards who were hired came and sausised in all the windows and broke the place to pieces, so that he could not live in it, sad although all the tenants on the estate bad legal notices, they would pay him no money. Ire came to tow., sad having no one to take up his cam, and no meths, he was forced to come to the workhouse. Mr. Bishop drew up his will, and the mauler was presset, but did not say anything, and he did not know if he knew how it was drawn up. The muter spoke to him about patting • clause is to re imburse the pariah. He made some legacies to those who had bees kind to him. Be Christie name was Joseph. Yrs. Morrison (the warm) guided has lad whoa he signed the will. Mr. Roberta, as of the surgeons, was 'Ames to the will. la answer to the master, be said Mr. Merriam did sot tell him what to put in the will, bat he made a codicil at his dohs to reimburse the board. Mr. Rots wished to know who had paesemsioa of the will. Mr. Mar rim said Mr. Bebop bed it. Smart, is answer to questions, said he had so objention to sip an order for Mr. Bishop to deliver up the will to the board, sad • resolution having bee. carried, an order was written and handed to Smart to siga, but he was unable to do act, and made • crows which wee attested as his. It was them resolved that Mr. Plaw, the clerk, should wait urea Mr. Bishop with the order forthwith and demead the will. - - At the weetnag of the vestry yesterday afternoon, at which Mr. Bishop was Kemal, Mr. Rues cellist attention hr the subject, and pat a question to the vestry clerk as to whether he bad ems Kr. Bishop. Kr. Flaw mid be bad called at Mr. Bishop's house ca the previous /freeing, but be was from home, sad he bad sot nee him till thew Kr. Bishop, with great warmth, rose sad said the directors of the poor had found out • gnat marespeset, which was set the only one they bad discovered lately. As they bed thought proper to Wulf,* m scandal, he should afford no saplapetio• ben in writing. Mr. Furs. said Kr. Bishop bad told him he bed got the will a his pocket. Mr. Bishop— That is • gram and unwarraotable falsehood. (Uproar.) Boss—lt is not a falsehood that you and the mutes bare draw. • will for as old man in the wishbones. (Be sewed wisfusies.) Mr. Fawns—And out of which hi is to get 10,0110/. (" oh," laughter, and "Hoar.") Mr. Bishop—l tell you it is a mare'swest. Mr. Bishop is pre pared to answer far anything be has doe*, aid hoe dome twilling to be ashamed of. Yr. North moved the next order of the day. The vestry bad nothing to do with It. (Oh, oh.) After some further disosinise the chairman called as the seat bosiosm, leavlag the matter in the hands eft the directors of the poor. GROW CRUMMY TO • HORII3 BY THE RECTOR Or Monday last, at the petty sessioas, Steps leg, Sum: before • Ooloael Our Lloyd (chairmen), So Charles Go ring, sad the Rev. Kr. Goring, the Rev. John Burst, Rector of Thakehant, appeared to answer's/a charges laid by the Royal Society for the Privation of Cruelty le Animals, for woolly torturing a horse es the Wed Dee. last, and on the 2nd thstest. Mr. Luighaat, of Uc,kfloid, appeared for the society, from whom intemest, which was fully borne oat by the evidionos, it appeared that the rev , delhadast had for several years past - be.. is the habit of =a mare bevies a logo wound oo Use @pith ander the which was constaetly diotharging blood aid matter. Potia:constsbis Conway, having euraised the bane on the 22nd alt., repotted MN modifies to Mr. Supinistencleat Bray, who laid these facts before the society. The secretary at once despatched an officer to l'hakehant, sad as the 2sd instant the latter met the reversed defendant tiding the mare alluded to. Having informed him of the thine of his Galling sod bedew, be rigout-id the offender to dismount, sod mom removing the waddle sad sheep. skis, he called the defendant's attention to the dinbarp then issuing from the wound and the hallamenatice our rounding it. The dither asked permission to reins the sheepskin, to which the defendant replied, Take it if you dare." Sang the dogged and birdseed mean of the °Reeder, the user answered, "It you object to that, it will be my duty to take you, your bone, and sheepskin into custody at ones." The rev. gentleman was than is dosed to say, "Yea may take it thee." The poliee-cos stable and offices Hasernar (of the Royal Soddy) and other winsome having proved the asses, the skis was produced, and it showed two patches of blood sad matter, each about a foot square, the wog being completely saturated. The sight at the skin called teeth loud expressions of demon from the body of the court, which with .11 breaths leading to it was crowded with waited ponies from serroandkig villages, The ter. defendant, who said he pomaded to defend Mama, eromvexualsed the linemen led sad to every same be elicited he rejoined is °twee allepatiose spigot their probity, sad in remarks oilmen to the court ; bat he wee usable to shake a syllable of the ev ideoce for the prosecu tion. After a patient bearing, the magistrates cleared the moot, sad upon the public being re-admitted, the chairman said, " Mr. Hun*, we are of opinion that this is a case el the very basest amity, and we are greatly iodated to the mealiest roast, _which has so properly conducted these preasedings. The charges are fully proved against yes, and it is my panful duly to say that we have had the sweet doable whether we ought sot to commit you at thee to the Moths Cl Oarreetiou. We So. you the fall pecn alat7 posalty of 54 sad costs la each case sad we wish we scald make the amount double or treble. Is defau lt a psymeat you ea be otesesitted to the Boas* el Corre ction fa two mouths' bard lather." The rev. sistemlant. who aminadweal g reatly at of th t e he r lVet, hat he should ultimately paid theijapirtier sad the me* amonating to IW. 18a erfect digestion, strong serves, sound lungs and Yves, rereshisi sleep, tuartioasi rsialsolty, sad ram are re stored without isedloise to the soon disordesee by Du bmWs delicious lavaboes Ambles teed, whist& rens /yuppies =los), roastipstioa, debility, reset, sithisa, , seereas,bilioes. liver , sad esemeit ee ti eras e rs= thoaread mesa& 0111111 which had resisted al rasdkias. b We, tib.. Is. ei : tea: nth. ens —Du Barry sad Co., TT, As gejlAireet. Lead? ; sad all groom sad amble la every lowa. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTS.—JAN. IL (Before Vios•Chancellor Sir B. T. Liadanaisr.) nr se MI Berm AULASSIRIA PALMS mama (I.OOA* This suttee was issued some Woe age mil sow same it for judgmest. It was smithies premised by sifts! Hem holders preying that ith toluntary Meths, up of Gomm pony should be serried cot nadir the of the court, awl to deckers* an order for a suptevidea• tall of M. • sthre, med., by the liquidator, sad that all premiedimp therembe .toyed. The oommisy ens projooted is July, 1561, tka project being to purchase the Alhambra Poles% Leisestm square, sod to carry it at as a 3luato•ball sad lavers, sad the company was to purchase the Imo for 51 mere from Mr. Wilde, fur 25,0001. io money ..4 10,11004 in Miley shame. At the god of he yoar it ma feud lire tie me ans was not in a proemial' Mete, and several. ens tugs took plea, at which resolutions were pared that the item may should be wound up voluntarily sad appoinibig Mr. Perth Bredlaugh ma the liquidator. The potato's Mated that the liquidator had endured sa amonst which a rum of 4000/. appeared as the sum to be paid to Mr. Gore, the promoter of thesompsy, •ed liquidator made a eall of 21. • share to mess Ws and other liabilities, and the periticeen alined that it wee not mid they my this Mee la the account that they were mare that this sea was to be paid to the promoter. TM ;With= she alleged that Bradlaugh wea se improper penes to bo dater, imuimucti as be was the Mork of Mr. Mootein Lever. as, tho solicitor of l b . ooroplay, sad lodated as Genf@ solicitor is as mike sialeat Wilde. Os the part of the respond/rut. however, it was esseedth that the mikes bed been presestoci for the poems, of staving se peptised of the all ; that thy were solve is the &pooh*. Mini of Mr. Brediaugli, sad knew ormything Most the appoistmest el Mr. Bradloogh cad appeared of it M the tile, sod were meagrely aware about Si. 8,0604 tie sutotet to be pied to Mr. Gore. Mr. Lome& Webb appeared is puppet of the maim ; Mr. Bady tad Mr. Heaths Smith for the limidator. The VinhOlfteelior mid this was • patinae I. whisk the panties's., not diming their liability, re smithy fee rebel in respect of it, ee..ttrnreeda into a arias of eharise almost entirely unfounded, sad white bad me bearieg on the pro. met qeestim. As to the 3,01101., that was brought forward proinineetly at the sowitlep, sad it wee isoftled is ISO id the clauses of the 'Males asootatice. The petition muss be dismissed, without prejudice to soy application at my time which might be made to the mart, either for winding up compulsorily or voluntarily, is oft M soy totem time grounds might arias for so doing. BAIL COURT.--Jaa. 25. MIN, at K Prins S st Wratoriawrar.—(Boton Mr. Janie* im arri • Com ma Jag.) 0111MTHS V. WAIL This was a peculiar action upos a promisory note for 50t. Mr. M. Chamber, Q.C.. and Mr. Gordan All.. mew tonmal for the plaintiff ; Mr. Kidd was sounesl for the &- fieriest. The plaintiff was the landlord of a roffes-shop in Wyele sheik Strand, which be had let to the defeedast, and the promissory note in question was not to be paid if the do fesdast could show that his takings is say am wee did set *menet to 161. I. conesquatee of the nature d the &tome, the defendant's case was first entered into. The house in question was described is • night-house, sad the &deadest let out beds at le. per night for • single bed, sod 2a. 6d. • night for a double bed. The defendant had egireg to pay 1001. • yeae rent. A witness mined Arthur, in the course of hi mandos tioo, said be had received • paper, which he produced, from Mr. &matt, the defendant's attorney, as follows:—" lOU 21. if verdict for Ware ; if not, thh paper to be die strayed." Theplaintiff relied oe the defendant's statement to him that he bad takes wee that 201. • week. and that he fre quently took more then 41. • sight, but it was &aid by the defendant. Mr. Justice Oboe, In summing up, oomuiseled vesy strongly on the *pedant of the defendant's attorney, sad observed that parties' rights could sot be ode U such an offer was to be made to induce whammies to swear favourably on • mrtimir side. Be should hand the papa over to the ottiest of the court and direct him to forward it tothe Some terry of the Law Association, to order that the society might take such a course as they might be advised, in order that . the public might know that mei cosdnet when known would not be lightly passed over. He was happy, however, toss, that such conduct was very rare antoept the m 06188610. The jury retuned a verdict for the defoodiuit. Mr. Baseett was repeatedly called during the progress of the case, but be did not maws,. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 25. (Before Mr. Oasuidirioser Gas Thurs.) Or II J. C. DIAN& - SUS PAM COKPA.R. The bankrupt, John Consolles Dense. was sisesdhed as manager to s publio compsay, d ♦sliced, sear liturgy. He had acted as manager to the Alazaarhspark Conpasy. edjudireniee was made oil the position al Messrs. Jackson sod Graham, epholitorors. OnUrd-striet, who aro creditors for 615/.. for goods supplied. This was tin elstias for arsensatisa end diselisrge. Thal baskrapt owes to usesenred areditess 3,277&; to Shoos bolding security, 1471. : libilitias on shares, i 23& ; ditto on accommodation bill., 1,3631. The liabilities amount of WI. is respect el Way's Blesarik=a 6 nd . 1,301. doe to the Olydesdnie Y. Glasgow. os mai old iseesaleasue givent s k ith al. °" Z as hankrupe re turns Use Abinsadirrpark Compasy as "doubtful debtors Ice am., sod the asseunt of ble balf-year's salary. Tbil socounts bar* taws only Pies filed. kis Honour directed au adisurniumat sine die, with protection fee two inssitbs. THE POLICE COURTS. OLZREENWELL. Janes Lord!, 604 of 8, eatz on ..wart. Narylehme, • bachney-cerviage driver, was c remand with ag drunk and furiously drivieg bin hone and cab at Eines noes, end thereby injurisg Mrs. Sarah White, of 51. Ra veloolcuteeet, Oalesiawroad. Mr. Herrin, solieitor, appeared for the defence. The evidence of Police-constable King, 423 S, went to show that he was on duty at Kieg'e-crom, and saw the defendant, who was the worse for liquor, driving hi hares at • most furious pear. The rein were loose on the hotwe's back, and, before the horse could be stopped, Kn. White was banked down, and she sustained severe conitelows of both legs, and was for some time unable to leave her roam. Bile did not appear to press the charge, ea the master of the defendant bad made her some compensation far the fa junta she sustained. The defence was • denial of the statement of the desali nises., and an assertion that the borne could not go at • furious pace. Mr. Barker said the ease was dearly proved, and ordered the defendant to pay • doe of 90a., or in default of payment Iseven days' imprisonment. The So* was paid. ' George Buck, • dienamonger's assistant, residing in neeutreet, Sousers-town, was charged with furious driving at King's crow Police-oomeside Cooper, 420 S. said be saw the defeedaat driving a pa at the nte at about sixteen miles an hone in I frost of the Great Northers Railway. He was said open to stop, but be could sot do so, and before some boys could get out of the way they wen honked down and ran over. I. The defend sat said the horse could not go at the pace stated by the eautable. lir. Barker ordersi the defendant to pay • doe of 40e., or iedsfault to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for fourteen days. The dee was paid. _ SOUTHWARK. Mary Ann Lomax, ;boat pan of age, whose fee' was covered with cute end braless, wee °barged with ereaultiag as old man, Dena Petrick Lyme, sad biting • portion of his right ear off. The complaisant, who*" ear wee beadaged up, said that be heed with hie wife in Kest-street, cod kept • small Wing-house. On the previous sight when he got home he was surprised to see the prissesee in his room. end having as °Wootton to her bong them be ordered her to lean, His, however, reflood, sad est him at deaths" and when he west to tun law out the dew at him and hocked him down, sad while on the ground she got his right ear in her mouth sad bit it severely. They bad the • fearful struggle, and 'Tactually 'mistime was prothred sad the wee meowed. The nathilWate asked if she actually bit • portion of hie ear off ?—tie replied in the aßlrmative, and he bad to go to the doctor's to bays it strapped up. In crom-examinatioe by the printout, he said he believed the pilaster bed hind • laden of hie wife, andse she wee g'ttr bed he pulled her bask, when they had • and be might have drank her several herd Mows. riZt7revor, did not attempt to sine& her. He did sot hurt his ear by felling an the fender ; abs bit it like a manibaL Aso Hutt, • prime woman Uvtg sent deer, said she heard eoreems of " Murder," and hawks; catered the coma. pleithat's boom. she mar hive oft the paha, and the *- soma on him biting his ear. flho nn out end fetched the paha. In wirer to Ids wankip th e said that she brdiend the ter bed bed too mask to drink, sad he was very ate, thumping the prisoner herd, and eh had blood it her few. In swim to the charge, the prisoner said she hired • bed of Mrs. Lysol', and as she was pith* is, russinesed, the prolamin), niched into her room sad palled hers out, sad Murka bar severs' blows on the fees, and tipsy both roiled ea the gamed together. She had se neellesids• bit eg the ear. The promothor was Tory drunk, sad Tory meek Maud her, as his wasehip would me. The niegistrate bed no doubt that the had bees Tee, meek illessal, sad to aa unlawful meaner, se she wee la menpation ed • bed she bed paid for. Had it eat hew far that, he should ban puoished her severely, as am bed era. minted a tonal eat. Under all the eireumetesecce. lars maw spitted her for wrath stqa. TRANI& Yr. William Omsk a - reser sad ..f N.. 31. Kiddie Otomstroak St. Gesees-le-ebe• eases before Yr. hot to compbda of tbe loyal Lim Yr. Guest said im bad bees $ Mbar et dm lard Society for two peaty sad eigit socoitia, sad had paid to as asset la. Id. per week to wards bad %Parisi ad lAMB tilt lost six Ted% miles th tie e most Mak dissomaismai h ids naffs The wet to Thy lithd l be a am s fir Blethhiere. ow = tirb: i mie4 rellayrbili, et IA Pestoeville-IsiU, *b e advertised is the prlated eheulars of the Whig ir Landon_ wet. He called at the *se, sa d „ p l spring bed bete denied, s.d btu lathed* ten bei Lr, ben seewersd. Ythy moan who had paid w a il led the Kathy were to the seetdeth of ems,athis because they could &alai se laterardee et its 4 . 4. , Blackflies% er al Mr. Welloyela g . andkeet Oda beaded to Mr. Papa • Plated fear yaps relating to the sestety, and the il d a i t i t ember el perms. to wheel it was meted fper bed be.. pie/ The se-they wee edthil lieyel newly Liver), aid la des slated la was eeedi g isky by Mr. J. T. Pm*, far Wood by Mr. Width, sag Ind by Mr. Ritchie. After some further ocarrerthike, - wadi • to the mow or pa Lary at the bead ogee, N. 114 Preeestggi uk LannrOixil, and also to Mr. Days 4 Wellspring , at leg towilM kill . keep owlet at h 50181.• sad dolma& boa diet* People ongtit to be eery cautio us is jaish. benefit 110eletbill which appointed madam oollectots. M k i; Were respectable and well-entablished beoefit the diatriat which did MI halt venom to the eirentiteg et the Royal Lim aid ether societies et a etailar as* ATTEMPTED ARSON. TO TOT zronos OP TIT TIPTON& Sna,—With reference to • Plirsdr•Pli t A mmo og yesterday, stating that some wit atesepted to est Aro oar modem between t Sunday last, we meat.ve to say there is net a w o n teeth in that sta At this time of year, JOU Sr, 40 doubt that* g persona ons wander about the streets and reads ye sesuo, iuid one or two et pooh parties may igg base together and kindled & 81110 io thesenalven with a few of the chip lying aboas pq a„ meal die t th e night being, as you will remember, ere mis i t " add and KW% Thie, we amino you, is the sten and rat:stenos of ats Tear reporter bad, we think inadverteetty, ters iso d st an attempt to set ire to oar promisaa —We are, frs, " roman Am en • litewayiard, theebouse, Jan. 25. MARKBTS. TALLOW.—WIIDIRODAT EV11111116.—n• amid olsody 416.9 d. ; aid, 114. &L 46. r Monk Odoier to Docosobtr, Oa. ft Di* to Lot main, 800 auks ; strive* ono. WlTON.—LiviotrooL, Jar. 24.—Ost markst quiet tottsy, without clamp is prim Ittloe . Wes. isolodtag 1500 tor opotolotima tad Astedosa, 200. to 25d. ;70 Pons% 224 tel. Itorsohom, 24d. ; 20 Moo& sag Bab, Jraptillsd. to 26d.; 130 tiatyroo. 14}11. to 1401. Boost, 9 to 194 ; !Wm, 134 d. to 1 70: ; it* flototto, , 10d. to 10411. Mita. 11d. to Jam 160. to 11144. ; 40 Pero M. , 2411. *US. MATH= TILADIL—Tat ttamooticas i laMlailabg the bet wat inn bow shoat ma ammo L om e k 4 2, Tardy it Loodtalotal tbo Ls.ai wUK as &Waikato of bayous boa•* ll l 6 :yrato auo aritod, Tian w a lly • motion. et kWh; tokti mop bilk" m 40116 to 451 b., bails of the Ai smog'. *gat ben& sloutism, bollios, aadWiby bides, wan ortiolat moat la voqueol. OORN.—Boarow. Jatr. 25.—Oar sasrlosi was sal soppliod with wheat, sad prides ruled the awn as woe. Wlaset, red. Yds. to Ms. ; whits. 41s. to 4i; bees; oad, 3os. ; Dew 36.. to 375. ; tat% 18s. to 21a. Guosoow, Jos. 25.—T0-doy tho awaket was ady derstely stdeadsd, sad little bestow riseltsi, bolsi showilliag to mom* with the prior who; sat e trims asolatiess ter 111111.4 weld sot be szolehd. usa t drat Osts sad mama at Ist* mdse. derby Naas. per sad Isdisa sera steady. CATTLE.—flotrruma. JAx. Z.—Trade is is • hrwy stoat sad prisms Amax without material milk& Ism IsM wash's mass. list mad* from 3s. 4d. to k mottos. 4s. Bd. to tis. 2d. ; vial. 3a to Bs.: psdk la a to 4s. IL pot NON of 81ba., stakiai it. offal. 00AL8.— Lams, JAN. M.—Spa's Midi V Bartley, 16s. 9d.; Daviaos'a Wart Bartle% 165. Hastily, Bulky, 16a. 951. ; Lsalbsri's Wait neat* 185 611. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 951. ; Won 161. 9d. ; Walls Ea Swim, 16s. 3d. ; Walls lad 16s. 3d. ; aWallnik,Ea4 Wharasliffe, 185.6 d. ; Basally& liaanoa, 17a L ans l o t a . 3d. , ; Walls W lad B• 11 . 14; Walls Ea West Ead 175. 9d. •; Walls lad liszalspeol, 18a. 6d alls . ; Ws& Hough 175. 611. ; Wattle Pad 175. ,31.• Walls End East Barik_sissol, 18s. 6d. ; Walls lad hoe Hattlapsol. 17s. 3d. ; wan. Bad Beath lUD" 17s. 61. o.sway sod Darya Wallis% 294.-814ps an mad,. r sold, 66. TPJJTIO =TURN& Milos p_. MK- To Ti MO IL 4. 30. apse. suagras. stigmas. 11/4 W asillsgoq Ai 4 4 Sim l a am 4•414au1a 653 6,851 6 0 ,2t1 1U US Week abaft Jas. L osermign 484 286 377 613 13 West mellai 4434. 14. _ IsMatt 14orM MiSis US 4,700 4.111 Welk men Jos. U. Corowal ers4 Kasten Ms MAI Is4l 6 LAS KM Med Sarears XS 11.46$ 24,044 sus sun Mut Wales 1114 WM KM WU as_ lassolgrot Tcstsidre 1.54.. It Iladk Weilsall7lll MOM 6077 40,0 0 Mill Imam i MEM 14.1 1s —WO 6.101 MAO ammamar. .................. UmembeWe WI UN 31,974 ION Ita Sera 114affordialre MI 11. in MN les& Anon ls 1.101 1,2 3 1 1.111) IA Millar A Cuiraso Drumm Astroa• The Curled Assam Niagara, which left the Xeney yesterday went ashore daring a dense fog, about 11 a.m., o w n Barbo bank. No fears, however, are eatertaised r tsße safety of thermal, and it was tally expected that*, aaaY heat off ea last night's tide. PAW= or Wires& —On Thursday, the 12th last, Marrs. Perm. of Bristol, sold by modem the velesib (idler of wines el the late Henry Prichard, Bor., of BAP std IlltBtow. mar that atty. The Meek commised 450 dome earefally.seleated sad high-elms wises, and the eels dim V:a large sempany. flesse bins of port, AM" lel far 83s.sr deem ; abase pert, 1.842 aaa (Moore's shipments 100 a. to 1245. per doses. A sheis Ma of 1.844 port ( wards's), 1455. per doss (TIM wee bought far the sellers of the Ilkelety of Nerri ant Thiwou) Bias of 1h90,1827, and 1834 pert. from Ms. to WM Iff dozes. • his el rare old sherry Amoy dozen. A his of splendid OpMaswe (H. SA 84e. to 100 e. per dozen. The other wimps melted Teepee timately good prima, and •amongst the spirits, the old law elide fetched 931. per dlonem—lffies Trade Meier. COALS EXPORT= IEOII TAM Erma= Kamer Dump 1864.1 tee total exports of coal from the ports of the Mated Kingdom drain 1864, was MI tens, beteg as formers over the previews year d Mtn team Deir the math of Demeaber, 1894, As isle* from ers pain were 220,873 tons ; treat the Yob shin ports, 27,183 tons ; from Liverpool, 83,892 Mee ; ha tie Severs pais. =706 tons ; from the Scotch pefft 00,137 lasing se beeresee over the previews mesh el 1013 et nun tom [Advertisement}--HoLiowAy's Pale AND Oil' ESIT.7LISSASS*STS of rii ... SToILiCS +SD SOWSLA— Ii 21 NA — liver . and SW& -._ PON of Irregularitioe of the hver, the stessek -- -- - Hollows) . * odelgretedit „ re& * safe 2 seek act el ihs Ito Melt Me, • drososh and far before a omen of these yogi Os toss to the GYM antis& 'Mind Wil" l6 mid i eg melds begirt. sad eh Noss" the olsosiest le hay ollsreiess hearlie sal olirlsesh we ompeeol el oh st= el l I ° Mir re e = Viarj‘ing . r i I .1=1:k we, to say Mosta BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAM MTH& 11/MMlL—Jawary 116 et Omodenumeautt, Rea Du • 11 " 14 R. Bev* Nag., at a WOW Plin"Pa.—laaaaq ft at Knowlogreett. BMW* No 110011 K G. Thiol.4 Rug, ot a aeo. PIRIMIL—Janow7 136 Finabstryoircua. tit• TO et Pereira. ot a da ugh ter. STEUART.— Jeseary Is, al Brighton. the idle of W. a era It,ot &daughter. Blt. at Dowterrace, Souther. tha TOO B. Salettuß R.N., of a daughter. Wiliii-AW--JamtwAtild. at soirow How, aoso, 100 wise of Mr. Alderaw, waled" ot a daughter. MARRIAGES. PURISMILL-WAIL-Stomoory 1111, at Soar. A. Porat wireM alkai, 41ahatiter at 1401_ ralaros- solos- noun M. Wm Mama' =Ler.y as Maw. IC AilipoO. C. I. Wottloltke2Ml to Mary Maaalkii liarbiet Mart& a.m. - T. 1. of WAIOIOO/1M -DALTON. - JSZIME7 It * 1 BrobsPlaa. by tba Rev. lather DaMatrar. Nobart Ma% Wm Um late Z. Iratabosise i =.U.S.. to 2100. at J. C. Delta", Sm. et MAIM .1... GOWN.-Ziontot7 13, at The Lbws. Trrtablabus, at Mr. 0. &OWL Oi. 111110W1.-Jearary li t at Wallboaewapark•arta, 1118 _pr. Ilwara, amid IL ca mswiLL —nowt N. ea xoniesisiworeelo s. croams. sisal& LIIdA.S.--.Taaaary U. at II ibubM7 4o4 Jaalb" M. wilt at J. Leask Req.. Wt. 1011171.-4ffaisary 12. at aft. W. Oa" Mir . Taissueir.-Jemary 21. pr. 0. y. Myatt^ 1010 W • Boni ot Poem. alrat at• _ Mated sal Pabiliad W WAWA KIM KU" I t re: lanbard•atteet. r th• ay a Lomb" 'flaw. Mao, la Lesaberddraot. la Ur Radios al if PPS TaValiaa% JAMVaaT KIM ~~ r• • G I,oli-ja . I 11111.. c 1 .•w • No. 5,76 I. 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