The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MowniT, JOU 12. Tort Wahl* neammuhlell wBJ pa. -41a first time *a the. While** mesa The LORD Cliiniashon took hie slat IS the wookeek at 5 .'clock. . CASE OF MIL DREW, The Marquis of WESTMEATH wished to call the akin tics of their lordships and the govenonat to awe ro ts the mating newspapers of a slew named d Robert Drew who wee called up at the Hasseruolth Police-court before Mr. Daymaa to answer a charge of *gin a bell at • religions ostabbanuot of the Carmelites at Kensington. It appeared that this person bad rag the 101 l simply foe the parson of inquiring why he was sub rot to wooyaisos tied*, the night by the wean tolling of a large bell. He thought this was a proper subject for inquiry by the Homo floceetary, as it was very hard that the paawl& ',Area of her lajenty should be disturbs" in this way during their hours of net. THE UNITED ETATES.—BELLIGIERENT RIGHTS. The Earl of DERBY—I wish to ask the sable sari the Sestetesy of State for Fere* Affairs a paha . with. a tria to two doconewats whisk lave lately appeared, he the public papers--orse *Waft • amulet fresi owl limed, - addressed to the rviesodepartments a the govern. sant, and the Aber purporting to be a prookmatioa of the Pswillent of the shed States. First, as to the dor/meat siddasied bg the nothe seri to his oolleepies—to as effect that pew Whig kw restored throoghout the territory of the United Saks, the ateas al belligareshe less hewmforth abandoned. Moos the theadoomaint isformatioa et •we accurate Mad had boas obtehisd. which wsst to show that pew prevailed throughout the whole Wits./ a the Hai* Studea..elthemple it . bed previously boa amppoind that , *aid the Miserdpi these was sa apnea Os*** form ready Ptinae 11110 RODWIBI. Eat thot expecienko ha d now a boon swept away. The war is, in point of tact, at sa rd. awl the chief of the Outshone States, who for doer yeas had .latticed • struggle what the whole Power of the t r otted alDtle. reprementiog churin p L o th e t . struggle seven or eight millions of rasa. is sow a and await** doom. It may sot be cot of the way that I should express an sanest hops. which Ism sure'. enac ts** by aie whole of this hones, as well as by the whole of this country, sied i iiL ve yeed all the *Wad world, that the party which bee al signal • vktory will sot follow a owes dicta by rue* or noilesoo—(ohoors)— that they will not seek to exasperate the feeder, already too seek esakmared, of then former aatepaists, but sodeavour by mercy sad ooncilia,tiop Spooner.* if rl be possible, the anion so nearly dieles*--(cheen)--and to treat those who are raped in their power, not as revolted abject', but as pewee unquideed though not dishonoured. Vocable.: ) Upon the mune which they followed will maioly the animatioo In which they will be held, at ooly is this .entry, but throughout the civilised world. Bat I weak' wish to coil the Oration of the noble lord to the wow which he gave on a forma evening to a noble heron who salted whether it was the Wanks of her Majesty's gowneasot to continue the recognition at the belligerent Opts alike Chaskralsta. The noble earl pee as sadabotory j to this beers when he said that this DMA dared epos the Dated Stiles themselves, that from the time they should give up afore* the blockade, from that time this country would Winn from acknowledging the boa. swot *chimed tile Caledonia I wish to call attentioo to that week, and to the way is which it is to be to tonneau with the proclamation lately feenaT the President of the United States. It was stated that certain ports were to be open. but that others for various sad par ticuiar. resew were ocesidera to be eking for the *sat, and that any . peruke attempting for mereastik purposes Is ester these interdicted pone amid he treated as pinta. The President of the Limited Slates eximans net powers ; but he has not the power of aurae the iotornatiosel kw of the world. He may** to wake bellipteat sigh* to establish • blockade, or be map make mookipal times ; but the penalty for the violation of a Moak* is well defined, and such an offence OIRDOR be ossetneed into the crime of piracy. The forcing a saws, into these ports can simply be regarded as unaggEng. and nothing else, but the pretence that in such aeon parties are to be treated as pirates es• Wog which it is impasible to pass unnoticed. I wish to ask the noble lard, Ont. whether be her reason to believe that the preekamilies is gonna, whether it has Ws consnakated to him, end if UN whether be has taken any notice of it. and semonstrated against that doctrine which it is Impossible for no to an. knowledge' I would also ask the able earl how he as work the letter withdrawing belligerent rights front the Coeicalerates before the war had wad with the reply he gave to the noble haw (Lord Houghtoo) the other day, that those alligereet rights would not be with held so long as the tinted Slates put forward a claim to interfere with neutral cossesetes ? I wend further ask the *obis earl whether he is prepared to lay ow the table the circular he as addressed to his colleagues, the reclamation, if he has remind it, and any answer he may have written on the subject! Ali RUSSELL (who was very indistinctly heard is the j pillory) was uoderstood to any that with respect to the *ter to which the aohle earl had alluded he would state the Ok0111011t&DOM wider which it was written. It appeared that the able lord had hard from time to time what led him to believe the Ossfederates would be able to keep up the cootest, but he was sew Wooed to believe that they were unable to cope with the armies of the United States, and that la • few days a warrander most be expected. It was under titlO, drew *boss that this cowry had to welder what policy should to pawed. There was some diMoolty in regard to the matter, because we had received no regular commogicatioo from the Vatted Stake governmest that belligerent rights had bean abandoned. There was also another difBealy in going on with the woessfon of belligerent rights—aamely, that though the war had entirely owed on the continent of America, there had been two vessels, the Shenandoah and the Stonewall, which were supposed to be cruisers of the Ooofederate party, one of which was at Haw nah, and was understood to have hoes disarmed and given up to the Federal., and the other, the Shenandriab,had put into several ports in the Australia colonies. It would be we obvious anomal, when the war bad virtually ceased on the coals* ofAmerica and the whole frontier resin possession of the [Tailed States govern ment, that vessels should go about from port to port, in calving coals and marina ander her Majesty's order of 186 L Before this state of Cider was brought shoat he had bad an interview with Mr. Adams, and hod asked him whether tho United States merament wen nay to abaudou the search of neutral veeaal. Mr. Adams wore& him that though there were no positive instnicatows be was cononced that that would be the we. Under thane circumstances he bad written the kW to which the noble earl referred. and he should have no objatioo to lay it on the table of the bow. A similar eocomnaleation, bat in general terms, bad hoe made to the other maritime powers of Europa and had remised Pasts, Madrid, and Copenhageo. With regard to the proclamation to which the noble earl referred, it was mainly a very serious document. (Hew. bear.) It was, no doubt, right enough in the statement that from the lot July these ports in the South should be open to foreign oommenne, and the law why that date was mentioned was that the custom- house annegemente would by that time be completed. The statement with regard to piracy was certainly somewhat startling. (Haw, hear.) Sir Fred. Brine had expressed the opinion that such an ahem under this tion could clearly sot be considered piracy, and that no aeon in the United State, would hold it to be such. He was bound to my that her Majesty's government, feeling that the war wee at so end, coi n not but express • hope that the American goverment would act with clemency to those who had takes up arms. Hs took occasion when speak% to their kedahips upon the aseaselnation of President Lincoln to express a similar hops, and be had taken the opportualty of observing that President Lincoln was so jest • man, and bad so pledged himself to a course of mercy, that it was most unfortunate be should hays bees taken from the world at the moment when he might have applied those principles to which he had expressed his adherence. He hoped the United States for their own sake sad for the sake of the rest of the world would act In acoordsoce with those sentimentu (Haar, hear.) The Earl of DERBY asked whether the proolusation issued by the President of the Usited States, which threatooed penalties net anthoriad by iaternationd law, was merely to be regarded as a pow to be held is ter. roam' The noble earl had not stated whether the American government bad communicated the connate of the document to her Majesty's government, sod whether be bad asked for explanations respecting threats which it was not competent for the Presidia of the United State. or any other ruler to earry out. The document had been published in an official form to the whole world, and it was hardly eel istest with oar position that we should take no seas of it. Earl RUSSELL thought it could hardly be end we bad taken a notice of it, as we had this aorta of Sir F. Enke. Is avow to lb. Earl of Denny. Earl RUSSELL wee understood to say- he would leave no °bream to lay the documeets oo the table. PETITIONS. The Earl of SHAlTiiiiithiYMeseated a petition from sertaie members of the workinvelmses at To sheen and Edmonton, amyl,' that the National Gallery and Bride i Nose= be melted three sop is the week. Berl GRANVILLE p. meted forty-three petitions la Amour of the Unice Claargeabtlity Bill from the babahl- butte of various towns sod anima. Petitions to the memo effect were presented by Eerl de Grey sad Ripoe, the Earl of Durham. the Earl of Shaftesbury, Karl of Cenarme, Earl Desk., Earl Cowper, Lord Soffiel4 ird Fortes of Tattoo, Lord Femeshare, sod the Earl of Albemarle. Lord LYTTELTON promoted a petition spinet the bill has the Kidderminster beard of guardians. Berl Yaws sad Lord REDINDALII promoted mildew to the ems amt. RAILWAY DEBENTURES. he., REGISTRY BILL. Upoo the motion of the Eel of Duro," this bin we mad s wooed time UNION CHARGEABILITY MLL. Lord GRANVILLE, Isaviag pnaeatod several petitioas la favour of the primal* of a mica rating. mond Abe aseowd marlin tho ObarseabUity DOL. Ho ae. mho& what lad boat the armee of befit sr Um nisi of the peer been the date of pantos the plw P. Paw Ast, to props that Its teadssey had always ben to FOR! ;Eli - set s tyl gulealons that 11aelarl4a• I le t to him, however that this was a guides Mow: nity le weep away all mlrks of religious dfifereaciee, sad ills Mod down as a glorious legacy from this expiring per =it to its SUCOSS•OII we genera its whiob might be Walt members of tbelsothe. (11.11, bear.) .Mr. DISRAELI. acquitthg Nowell of any skidoo *eat, said be very mach th)seled to this bill. He ob- Bested is its Wog brought forword by an ledividusi MOW Oh° thoughtit tha t 4.1 et oat h ' os6 that sows. as ess i eg :Ala felth. Aet, be framed to whith oo religions man weld But to deal with this question satiate:twill war the duty of the isisposaiolip &Avineri of the amts.. If the (skeet diallasd this duty, it Witt b• mitiefftlarth by • °shiest of that boues—• 'elect soloomittse ; and It was his 'Mention to have moved UM 01 bill be referred to • allot committee, but he 7pA WA that it would sot be othasetest with form. Whoa be was asked to corset to the re-introductioa late the osth ot the leaguer Sir H. Okra. would restore, he avowed that boot set thick the established oburoh depeedok upon aa cwith, ben if he were sliced what would be the danger of agree* to the omission of this baggage, he 1:2:74 . 1t would be ookodsrabk, and disastrous to the Boman catholic. themselves. H. should rappel amoodrasst for the restoraties of the omitted worLds. Sir G. 01151 opposed the ameedmeot. He the words to be unagosssory and ambiguous, and should uot foes peat of an oath. Mr- WMI7I,IIBIDE supported the amendtneut • spent which IlllkbrSild • wide map of °distend topics. Mr. HENLET obseked that by the omission of the words ht quokka, protestant and Room catholic members would go t stead, as sseerted, Is an equal ,pesitieit that. looking at recent Weeks, it was sot threuessable to hoist upon their reatoratiou, sod ha would sot give up the aseority they afforded to the estieblished church. be it little or muds. He • heert r iZ t acirted the amendment. Mr. HORSM AN sops remarks of Mr. White side. He denied that the sot of 1829 was a compass, as senuned lty Mr. Whiteside, sad sited as express decker Moe of Sie Robert Peel, in data lode. the bill, that the tosseare wrs the result of so ...mooch After some °Narrative. by_ Mr. _NEWDZOATE. the committee divided, what Sir H. Osinds saneedeient was motive& by 166 le 147. The oleos. wes thee sweet Is, sod the bill was ordered to be reported without uneedneet. The holm thee west into committee upoo the Raked of Tithe (Ireland) van, the okeases of which underwent a Wog disuiou. taxies the period of readout that, meat, aid to equalise the rating. rSei notao. chief °bastions made to the massive. It was alleged then toles further heathy, Ina they bad boa inquiring into Ode asideet fbr men than de years. They Bdd don owe • they bad ligielabed es - the noommudations ofl thee impair. It was sow time to act more d la anomie &rutin. Be &inlaid the formation of anent Boats was not perfect ; but it would not be ax pedisitt to delay the bill till the onions mold be rF irljeletsd. Aaolissr objection to the mason was that lege neoceey mold be exereiseL in the maugeotent of large areas than in that of parishes. laperiepos, be believed had shown the revers. to be the mee. H• urged the 1100,1111 pea the bill, which woeli do awe ` with the watt of In the preset* span of peer law administratioa, h i lWaite elms of poor .1111 relieved from one fund, • lead elan from toolbar. The Mona would templet* the =Lo! the mean» of 1834, setiordlog to tho mom. of the beet authorities. among whom wen Sir J. Guilt and Sir G. C. Leak He mold OM no ground or mem for referring the bill to • mast committee, and to hawed the =Woo was irregular is ibeiL The retreats to a sommittes took, not be propossd till the bill had been rend • wad time. In the next plus, their lordships °cold sot reeds* say altatalooe of the hill coigintithig La that house. The ream for marries a bill to s committee MOILy was that Ste de Inn numerous and 'IMMO& I IMMO of few Wanes, sad with no intricate cd detail. He bond. therefore, t h e hues would reject the motion and past the bill, which be believed would ulti mately prove bemilicial to the inherent of the owners of lead. Leal BROUGHAM briefly sepporai the bill, the prin. Mph, of which wee approved by the &Oho's of the reform of the pocosaw ho ItiUrtif sivomad man than thirty Pall W. The hill now pupated wosid complete what was left imperfect is that great mines. The Dyke of RIITLAND that moved that the bill be maned to • stint summates. Re did to bonus he be. rand tho memo" maid opera 'ay unjustly in some localitie• He read a number of lotion and documents to Wen this poeitioo, proc eed terid that o• ouch a questiou the house ought to p with greet outlet. lie argued, foram, that the bed I would orate mischievons distinctions betvino town and coratly, and destroy the present mu woolly of feeling to auto omployers tad the omployed. Lord SPENCER gooks in favour of the alla sod sitswend some of the Alectiona made by the Duke of Ratdrod. He thought the assure was required. It might be necessary to make suss roulastment of the papal' WNW but he would not for that reran *miaow the patsies of the which be Waved would pros t enefiedel to the laboatiog cla•us sad to the reentry at large Lord ST. 11AUR eddreaod the boon on the iodusnos of the law of settlement and the law of removal in restrict. leg the field of employment for the 'thawing class. The bi by removing thole rastrictioos, would improve the pod. ties of the labourer. Lord OARNARVON would vote for the sewed re• ling, though ► he thought it world have bees tatter had soon pro. limitary meesre bad been istroduord readjusting the pre out Ilion. It append to him that on lhit questan both peados bad overrated th• multi of the measure. They would sot be to fouoidable es the opponenta of the bill prs• dick i ; on the eau bud. the supporters of the bill maid pad too many advastages from it Lord GUY approved the till, the principle of which we. sound. Too moth of the llama odoeiniarstion of the old system serrind the change Ina( loud by the act of 1834„ and it we. neenui to remove it. He should vote for the errand reiding. Lord REDESDALE dodged the policy of bareetiog the area of rating. Na was a large area coolincive to the good siministatioo of the pct law. IS bed been • failure in London bonus the oilloials lad no lusted(' of the poor they relieved. This was sot the cue in the coastay, wane the law amid be s inelaietertd. The LORD CHANCELLOR then pot the question, that this bill be referred to • matt oommithes. -='-- POOR Law BOARD OONTINUANCIE, ko., BILL. Mr. VILLIERS, le movie; the second reading of the Poor Isw Board Oootiousess, km, Bill. stated that the bill seeds se Mugs la the coallitatiee of the oommieeloa. which it proposed to madame for times years, and that in the amendrneets It made is the law there was nothing nom/. He bristly explained the nature and effect of the amend. orients, the °b lot of which was to give more effective ape redoe to the adalleistrellea of the Poor.law Board, in es acids'', with the moyounsedetime al ••emendllee of the Mr. Mr. HENLEY leek smarties to some of the alter dues by the which gave, be mid, additional arbi- C4 l power to the Poor-law Board, and exempted them from some checks upon the maim of each power. He loireled that it would be belles to bring in a short bill to medium the board for a yew and to lame the other mallow for the consideratloe of Lothar parfisment. Lord R. OWIL, se • member of the committee, denied that they were responsible for some of the provisions of this bill, which left out some of the most important meow ramidiNions of the committee. He thought It would be better to make this simply • matineenee ball. Mr. KINNAIRD bellemd the governmeet would pin nothing_ by peening forward the bill in its present shape, espeougly as It had only bees is the bands of members slam Friday last. Sir J. TZOLLOPI sad Mr. MULTI urged the President of the Poce‘hiw Board to wintent himself with simply pry posing • continuum bill for cos yam. The diseussico was continued by Lord E. Hawaii% who expound his surprise at the anxiety of bon. gentlemen to bring the smoke to • close and go down Into the °molly, sad by Mr. D. Bromley, lb. A. Mills, Mr. Newdegete, Mr. Hibbert, Mr. lisemessy, Sir J. Shelley, and Sir W. Jegalle, all of whom minted oat some miWoes and detests is the bill, which rendered my attempt to terry it through parliament in its Weft shape utterly futile. Mr. PACIU moved, se an smoodmoot, end Sir If W. RIDLIT 911000404 it, that the bill be read • ',coed time on that day three maths. In the mane of his reply, Mr. VILLIERS said that all the objections which bed Wee raised airiest the second roadie; were only so may MMUS why the bill should be read a mooed time, end go into committee. He Intimated his maims, however, to withdrew some deems et minor Importance to which exception bad been takes. Upon • dillies, the amendment wee uplifted by 76 to 60, and the bill reed a meow! time. Smerel other bills were also 'Aniseed • 'tags. The repast of supply was brought up sod agreed to. LAYARD explained that an item in foreign We aims, charged as *spasm of Lord Amber*, was so =Ol in cossequenoe of his Nang attached to M r , Elliot , ' , with respect to which, an information bad been asked far, there was no objection on the pert of the gorse'. meet to mike • return. Mr. RENNESSY said that he thought that the return in questloo ought to be made. The other orders on the paper having been disposed of, the house adjourned at • quarter to S o'clock, BIITING AT MANI ABOOT I -- ibTrr codebits divided — Coolants Norwooteota The gristion was than pat, that the bill boreal • awed ifals, sad the ODOM WM WOW to without s division. Tian Local Cionaronaut Sapplaustal (No. 3 sad No. 4) Bill. wan road a woad time. Th. gadesare (No. Bill sod the Loscoator Court of Chancery Bill wars unroll, road a third tiros and pawed. Their lardahips adjourned at Iva manta to tea °Weak. I to loatim 201THUMBILI $ (0 I pa ASCOT RACES. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, Jina 12. Tte BPIAKiR took the chair at 4 o'clock. The following bills wars read & third time and gamed c Aturgameny and Monmouth Railway ; Blackpool and Layton with Warbrick improvement ; Brass Down Osamu, Railsay ; Bete Dooks; Cardiff Railway (No. 2); Caledonian Railway (Additional Tomes); Caledonian Railway (Ban& holm Junction) ; Caledonian Railway (Olaiand and ILI& Gelder Railway and Branches); Carmarthen sod Cardigan Railway (Branches); Edinburgh and Meru Railway (No. 1) ; Glasgow and Bon Walken, Marbole and Girona, Bc., Railway Companies; Gm. dock Police sad lernomment ; Lumberton Gm Limrpool Gunpowder Regulation, ; Moskisad Railways; licernoethahke Railway and Canal ; Moses Gate sad Rhgley Branch Road ; Nasal!' Railway ; North British and Mahwah and Gleirow (Brldg• of Forth) Railways; Northam Assumes Costae) ; Boss and Monmouth Railway ; Saint Stephen's Greer (Dublin) ; West Yorkahire Railway ; and Witham Dabney Bar. The _ DURO & VIMENTS BILL. THE CHARITY 00.11M!88ION, NA FERBSPTD guys uoile;ill7iTieWenid to-morrow sob whether it was intended to ill up the Mlles of inspector vomit by the death of Mr. Jett &moon, jun. ? If or, be would more for a aeleet committee to inquire tete all the edrouisstaneer meneened with Yr. Sienowe appointment TAR BATIJRDAY HALF-HOLIDAY IN THE PUBLIC THE EXPRESS, TUE3DAT BVW:FG, 13:11S, is. AMYL ipez. TAM— _ The shore Mined between' the Epsom and Asia amt. lop bee been within the less two yeses molested as the fixture for the Grand Prime of Pmts. Moss time Wok. ask" am Well as an other h a bit a t., were &IA to out themselves of the ie period for reerunies Weii exhausted sures* el body awed, but now-s days the Ladutrial spirit whisk pervades every profanity' and seems to have takes posomegion of loM mu to an aberinicg tateekt, for so mower is the Derby over then they rush over to Nano* to "arias " at eke celebration d the greed usual meeting in the environs of Peril. The Derby settliag hem almat entirely stopped peculation°. fortboomieg events, and ma for the St. Leger, Gliedisteur ocumietsly stops the way. On erriviog at Me I Nov Tettenalr e this afternoon we hued numbers getting rid of the fag ends ol their Epsom mounts, which, notwidieteaddle a few oomplaiste bare and there d Madhsees co ,the part of essistry *Mute, have bees, on the whole, very eatideetorily adjasted. Specula, Wu opened with the Ascot Stakes, for which Noose weal Iwt,da a warm favourite at 11 to 2, at which 7-115 - liertieekied for upwards of 250 f. ; later on, however, be declined to dto 1 (takes). Hodge:, who was in ih• rage at the Victoria Chub in the &moat, where be sou sup ported as es little as 5 to 1, deadhead two patois, mad, with , Auditor, ware the two nut ia deemed for mosey. There Irel some spirited betting on Union Jack for **Royal Mutt Cup, 100 to 15 basin bees excepted right through. It is seldom that the Gold Oup has provoked so Mao "per oulatios, as, with the exception el Gourd Peel and Pill. de PAY, who were each is request at their quoted F. 1046. thus' was no disposition to "go in* for anything else. Several books have opined es asst year's Derby, as winch some heavy in. Waste were made to-day, me the subjoined U.S of dosing prim will 'how ASCOT WAXY& 6 to 1 opt . Mr. T. Pares Your, 6 yrs, 7411 b (t) 7 to 1 Mr. Perry's Itoltylos, 4 yrs, 60 Mh 7to 1 Lord Meseesorimatemeditor. t yrs. IMMO) 7 to 1 Yr. Tbdissiosb Bally ddesuid, aged, Ist lib (t maid) 11 to 1 Lord WilloWs 21massion, 4 yrs, 7st Mb Vgr) ISO to I Mr. W. 0. haven's Cobweb, t yrs, est 41to an ROYAL HUNT CUP. 6to 1 opt Yr. G. y's Union Jock. 6 us, eat 1166 (oft tan 12 to 1 Lord Paboorstoos LW,* 6 yrs, I it* ad) Uto 1 Lord Wittoo's Ilansatoo, 4 us, t Ub (dl) ASCOT CUP. 3 to 1 put Lord Olssiow's General Peal (t) 4 to 1 Count N. do Luanda's lilis do 2Air (t) DUAL __ . . 20 to 1 apt Mr. Merry 's &indict (t) 600) to 10,) Baron Itothaehdd's Janitor (t) to to 1 Count BatMayanfa Avant ?shifts (t), ( 60 to 1 and 40 to 1 taken at Mt)) 1000 to 20 Ilr. Mama Boalarkab (0) 10,000 to 250 Count N. de Igemea Augusta (t) 10.000 to 260 Count J. de itsme, Vag:aimed* (t) 10.00 ta 260 Baron lotis&Ma DaMmau (t) 1000 to 06 Mr. Theilaa's Ceeroys (I) 60 to 1 Lord Alloabu•rs at), Stockwell—Bribery(t) 10u0 to 16 Lord WaMparianda Crown Prince (t) 1)00 to 16 Mona Lapars Marawodia (t) 10,000 to 100 Lad Zasdla•Bant's 121arvoicence ,t) .-XOXDAY. - - - - ato 1 ffigst Manistee (tf) 1 10 to 1 apt BalO Ittatoad(t) 8 to. 1 Moor , (1 booty) 1 oIL 8 to 1 Auditor (t) 1 10 to 1 Alabama (o() 10 to 1 Ballot (8) 1 100 to T Cobweb (oA) ROYAL RIMY CRP. 7to 1 apt MA= Jack (t f) 16 to 1 apt Windham 0:01 to 100 to 7 Baldola ao4 tilltol) 01 0 AO to 1 Mamma MI 20 to 1 Noma = (t) 40 to 1 &ortolan* (t) 22 to 1 Madcap (t) icUP. Oeld (aired) OLAND PLAT& UMW O w -- - - —.., -- 11 Gang Atunrin.-Lytheay SiMet to Maser, Nevoll, Young Moaerceo, atentou, Reashorometer, Tomato, Moose, Hollyfor Barehettum Piiv_steer, Breese, Gay Deceiver, Biondiso , Lunen°, Meodosald, Janitor, Weems, Obi. bias, Black Priam, Lad Alyea, Hopper, Attsolii, Qui Vise, Fleoretts Uses Josh, Vabolathort, Casaba, Wll. Ham Pitt, Zephyr, Amber, Genes, General Hem, Leoville, Cowl colt, Flame, Bic tier, Light, Cross Bow, Derek Rom W lld T Once Danes, Jack o'lealers. Ca thedral, Betsy Ammo's, Bisques illy, Maar , Ourope, Flatterer, Mies Roland, Gold Pen, Pseatills, Oppressor. °strew, Pertains Oosnot, Boodle, False Alum, Segbound, Sauey Boy, Bally Edmond, Wild Asses, Swordsmen. Peen, Cdr. IDdialltim , R"168134°. 81, Kepley, airyophykles, Maims, Senores o, Toner, llrooadektw, BnaMlbono, Vowelise, Cobweb, lllpbtio, Provisos., A llure-Date r Yoaog Rapid, Brows Prises, Ely, John Halite:, Rodin" Rode, Grudevieore, df Ede, Zam besi, Pilgrim, Mind* Codicil o ls ister Araby. Pinto, Prises Plausible. Mount PeletleA pa, King Charming (3 yrs), Statesman, Primer of Wass, inuaboat, Vigilant, Rea Tulip, Amt.' -s, Mime Harriett% St. Fiume, Auditor, Madcap, Brimetom, Had ikoromb, Contemn Alie, Sigsalines Eria-go-ergis, a:, thaw arb Boy, Counts, Mer v ry Lam General Pad, atireilotd, Oarmoot, Baapis Awl. cols, Farewell. Arabia, Ariel, Finesse, Clara, Amass, Fairy Footstep, Lasky Star, Alaimo. Paris Scheldt, Bro. =saki, Guardsman. Nos, Venturer, Vises Ephemera, Deane, Mistletoe. Colonies, Nun al Ana, Fenders° f, Ls Poptilloo, and linsketeer. PROGRAMME FOB FRIDAY. Tie Wocutonse Pesos (Eleadicep) of 5 Dom owls with 50 added, for 3.yr-olds sad upwards. Lee three-quer tors of the New Mils Tao B.AILwAr arsine of 5 ems owls with 100 added by the London turd South-Western Railway Company, for 3/r-olde sod upwards. New mils A PLain of 50 son. ; 3-Prods, 8,4 31b ; four, 84 12Ib Aso sod upwards, pat ; the winner to be sold for 1001. • if mend to be sold for 2001., 7lb extra ; mimeos 1 Dos. fell a mile. A YIAYM of 100 ems. ; 2/role, 7d ; three, 951 Zb ; maiden 2-yr-olds allowed 31b, sad imam 3-yr-olds, 10lb ; ransom 1 ony. T.Y.O. Hsi MAJESTY'S PLAYS at 100 piano ; weight for age. To start at the New Milepost, go ems nand and in, being rather km then these miles. AP Ag• Age Imatam a ClatelSOM 4 Auditor t lady Brigs 4 Bengali I=r a 11011Cer $ Moue 6 Imogenve Prima's" 4 Pimp - . a Imbue 4 &lowa Yeas or 1211 TWILTTR ABOOT TRIENIFIAL Bralall4l 10 "OWL rack, with 100 added ; mite, Bet 101 b ; Nam let 7lb ; maidens allowed bib ; the second to naive a emsof to s o l to 10 per coot. on the whole of the stake, end the save he stoke. New Mile. (52 subs )-Tod. Mem ig, Farewell, Fall Speed, Thor, The Primer of Woke. Lady Tredagar, Hathaway, a by Voltideur ileyossie, Skirmish, NOWOOII2* f by Knight of Kars- Merry Busobine, f by Mosjid-Harridars Keg of Greece, Volocit o by Yellow Joe-Treachery, - Broamhlew, Mae, His Royal Mishears (late asneatiori), La For tino (bred in Francis). La Fronde. The Ellisgtosian, The Tuner, Dilly Dilly, Ludicrous, Wild Marley. B.ceonsu, Mileages (bred is Fresco), Convent, Cobweb, inisure, Maid Marisa, Brother to Kips et Diomede, Haarlem, Ruffed, The Prior, a by Wild Dayrell-Oaloe (wrong nom.), Avowal, Bulb, Arhus's, Alexandra, Odorless, Regisells, Joker, Nlibtirstob, Teusysos (h•b) (paid), Leueivai (paid), Eloise (paid)), Lady Diem (dead), Rothe mum (dead), Millie (deed), Timersire (dead). Tie ALEY-AnDita PLATS Ed 1,000 mom, aided to • sweepstakes of 26 son. ends 15 ft; 4.yrekle, lost; Ave and upwards, lOst Sib ; Masers is t he two weeded years of the Derby, the Priem of Wallis Pekoe at Ascot, or the St. Leger. 61b; of the Aunt, Deemer, or Goodwood Com, io 1863 or 1864. bib axis; made. 4.7 raids at the time of stoning a ll owed 71b ; In sad upwards, 12Ib ; the mo wed to receive 200 son, sad the third 100 oat cd the stakes ; to start at the Now Mat post and go ewe resod. Three =ilea 04 robs.) an Age Al Banish 4 aseford Claremanli 4 ouheina 4 Gratitude I T o b y inland .... 6 mamma 4 megrim a aby Tha /Wag = 4 Breeze 4 Dutchman- Ohio, by Jerry.. a TDB de FAB .... 4 Cupbusiten I Prime Arthur.. . 4 Asitisisera .... 4 Bal y Edmond _a Planet Young Sapid Joe* Vermont 4 Minor Dabl Blackdown Marva : 50, h fit Ow mile ea the ist.-Lord is pony Kerry Maid wises Cordons Croeventir's Tartar, et weight ter iodise, up to 15.2, minimum weight to be netted I by Lord Adam. (To be ran with the pennionon of the stiowardo.) INTUILNI3.--Juirs 10. 'Deliver& IP!. SINN libl. 26.497 10,166 104774 274.643 9 616.276 UM/ LAW INTELLIGENCE. BAI CQUlC.—Juits 12. Mks" M Demo. —Makes .Mr. Judie, Cleapton). LUCE V. LOWELL nil wag as sallow tar Übe dominion al map furniture, hied as Timis," last before list. Jacek. Yaw. when the plsistiff was noomitod. Mc. Haddlectos, Q. 0., sow moved far s role nisi to net amide the verdict, cad for a pew trial sodas Slime stream - steams. The plaudit/a attorney's slack bad made ao affidavit, la which he Mated that the teamed coarse to whom he gave the brief had bade is one to another learned eauseal, who, at the aid of the plaintiff's ow, informed the sleek him be slosh! not ap pear further to the ease sad gabs% to a noo nit The cleric *Nested to the mamma, tot the lairsed pommel said be thaold exereise his ows dle antloo. Contrary, to a sexed riwoosolosooo frees the *Mor an's clerk, the Monied cowl wonted to the nousalt. Ks. Iladdleeton sow eubmitted that counsel bad authority to connect where a brief was delivered without say coodition—the disarethmetypower Wag gotta / is . =- hat whore counsel proceeded with • aces fettered with • limited discretioo, be could ooly exercise that limited dia. oration. Yr. Justice Ottliriphitr_ "il it would be a inromi tiring V miumel had Oita MellifeNee. He soniddend it wag the duty ef coaneel eneellee dbcretton. It was for him to go on er *top es he saw fit. Mr. Einddieetoe considered it Ina the duty of counsel Merry oat hie chest's inatzuctione rather than adopt his WWI 1:10101110. Jostles Orompton said be thought it would be very mireldeeess for she inert to interfere in this case. In this oat iiite me a very elm point whether there was evictions* 1. se so the jury, and the acmel who condaoted the caee was a smelt better ledge of that thee the attoraey. The teamed catuteti bed no doubt exercised a wand discretion is the seat, sad is Otte fired judge) was Ampex of *thee Oaf it was far the interest ot Waste that COMM' should has the power of withdrawing. Had the learned soused sacs, the verdict might have gene spinet the plaintiff, gad in that same be woad bare been shut out for steer. He refined the rule. • Bole refired. COURT OF HAFICRUPTOY.—Jtms 12. (Was Mr. GommWooer (ionbers.) II ss J&11211 mimes tairr.—" TEI =MISS Mau." TM bseasp% formerly • sharebroker to ills City, was • banker, of the Eeglieb Haab, 35, Rue Vivienne, Paris. At • former dais. the ansicestin was &Abased. It swears that the bankrupt had sot palmed his asiatineticia seder • fanner bankruptcy. ifs sow canes Won the court with debts a/ 12.= of which 5.13181. are doe to unneared auditors. The slots are stated at 7201. is good debts sad property bald as amity. He attributes his Was to bad dabs and loser ea pub& aeouritim Mr. B. Reed appeared far the assignee; Mr. Liablater omen( creditors ; sad Mr. 6a pod for tie Mr. Graham, the dada emigre. reported that= rider Hs first banks werels,lsoll. ma« that bask. ropey he bad bin djoaessd alas die, as %be gonad of barug made isles atria in his books. Mr. Reed said the first bankruptcy had occurred eight rue nos sod the asaptees did sot oppose hie pain ander tie The policy silks lea sot was to give asy bankrupt hie seder of diabarp.her it bad bees suppendad for three HHis Hosea observed that the bankrupt bad committed us impotent offence. A mouth bad been given him to patios the judgment of the court, bat instead ol doing so its had preferred top Ahmed. ▪ Liskiater oppoeed for the Bey. Mr. Lamar and other erediton. Thu bankrupt, examined, stated that be bad bees bab as* to 1848 sad 1867. He afterwards oommeneed baser is Paris, with the essianes of a hind ea the Bask Faiths's*, but pre it ap woe afterwards, about the date ci the Emperor bring shot at by Orsial,whieh caused • past fall is Frank stooks. Prior to that he was I mak* • profit of 501. or 801. • week. He had made an rush ea 1001. la • day, bat sot is Parts. He that became spat is Paris for the mkt of the Hanford beer. Thai lasted about twelve mostits. He had • relay of 2501,. a year and 5 per east on the mosey reesivellt, Maeda all his expense paid. He made lathing is that year ; the beer hashas was a very berrible baser. (A. laugh.) He nude some speculations is that year sad lan by them. He thee comumneed the Baglisk Bank in De. ' amber, 1850. His ebb! buboes was roonyubasging; all I Ma. monyukaagers then Sailed themselves budurs. Moen H aggard &dimmed him 4001., arid pve him credit for other Sohll He hips la a eery small alike • "The Boglish Bank . " was tunas oasis* sad " Tripp sod Co." op the door. Hs bad as pastier, but • youog man named Buns was to have joi ned him, and who was sow the red party opposing him. Hs carried on the English Bank about four years. Bornetieses it was very profitable, but it ffuctlated very much. Ha was • War at the tad a three yews. He bet wins the American war bloke oat. Dona, that time he speculated in the poshest of rests sod stock sad In two years might have NMI over • million of money. He could sot give the pales lass of that trading Within{ his books, which ware t• tits passeesiou of the Preash sysdia. In tits last two years some of his tr a nsactions were profitable, bat be lost upoa the whole. After some tubber ezassinatioa the beanie( was d. journad. OFFICES. Mr. AYRTON asked the FitA Lord of the Treasury whether boo kb}asty's govsrameat would be pleased to extend to the ors and °lurks of the civil service. who bad presented a memorial, the Saturday half•holiday allowed is other establishments! Yin:oust PALIIESSTON said that a commission of pee. sops counected with the public daces had beau appinted to ascertain how far the prayer of the memorial could be granted without materiel IDOKIVOIiiOOOO to the public ser vice. He thousht it would be very desirable, if possible, that the request of the samaorialista should be complied with, but till the laquury bed been mad* he could not say to what extent that would be practicable. CIIBII3/1-BOUSE DUES. Kr. LYALL asked the liametary to the Treasury why the crostors-boas, authorities charged the masehaute for the &Weather, of their °dem co goods le trawl% after their arrival within the docks ; as, in that owe, the °Beef was Immediately removed from the ship or lighter, though the charge eoetinsitl to be made though no officer was. im plored? Bt. PEEL said that the privilege of removing rob in transit without examination was given on condition that the merchant should pay all the attendant expenses. The goods, though withiethe docks, still required watching, and the only difference was that the oiliest who watched them was on land instead of being on board. Mr. LYALL—But I understand that on. officer is au& °int fora great number of ships? Mr. PEEL— Ia that one the ships would only have to pay tar ace oiliest. WEST INDIAN POSTAGE. • .• Kr. CAVE asked ih - eie - oret;ricetii;ir 7 sasury whether the postage of letters from France to the West ladies via Southampton by the royal Mali Steamers amounted to 841., while that from England amounted to la. ; aad, U so, an what principle Mr. PEEL said that our charge was la. per holteunee, and the principle upon which it bad bean Axed at that rate was in order to make the service as nearly as possible self. supporting. The French government charged Bd. for • quarter of en ounce, end 16d. for half an ounce. He did not know on what principle their rates were regulated, but they eel, paid us ls. per ounce for the letters which we conveyed for them is oar packets. THE LAW OF EVIDENCE BILL. In answer to Hr. SCULL; Sir F. KELLY saidit was his intention to proceed with this bill, which contained at any rata a coosiderable 'umber of clauses that he supposed would aciarnaly excite opposition. He hoped therefore that the right hon. baronet would inform him when the government would give him • day inconformity with their promise. Sir G. GREY said the Chancellor of she Exchequer bad sane bills fixed for Thursday ; but the boo. sod learned Vati . 4ll9lleB should stand next to them on that evoking. I _ EXECUTIONS WITHIN PRISONS. To answer so Mr. 00SCHIN, Mr. HIBBKRT said that u the report of the soramittee em yobbo ezrantioes had not yet been published, he would =Otill Wedeosday. the 21st instant, the nut stage of r authorising the infliction of capital paaishment within prisms. RONAN CATHOLIC OATH BILL The 00•11;;Tii --- Mr. BASSABD stated that in coweeqnerve of the "count eat •ow Friday Lot he bad been unable to move his is- Maystkit to the committee to draw up oar uniform oath. It woad, therefore, be eat of hie power to mare the mead meets of which be had given maim Pr IL CAIRNS mooed the restoration, in the icon of oath egalminsd in the bill, of the followieg wade:—" I do swear that I will defend to the utmost of my power the set- I themes of property within this realm se established by the I Loa ; ad I do hereby disclaims, disavow, sod solemnly ab "Me sem ingsetlea to sabeert the reseal &arab astatdieh gmat, as esMod by law within this realm ; sod I do solemnly swear that I sever will swage say privilege to which I am or may Imeome eatitied to„disharb er week.n the protestant Mimics sr promegamt governmeat la the limited Klmidele." , The hoe. and horned pmtlessam said he was gait* willing to strike out of ther oath all that wee .—ease 'or offeesive ; sad therefore be had as .buffos to omit Al those word/ which related to tits &polities or I murder of sod to the dootriae of medal reemeatiom. Pat he scold nog sires that the chums which die= Mt resters woo either °Madre or whom, ark without moat*, the arramodo odib whirl bo boil allay troubled the boats be would perm the , pagodo s pighas stood he his amen Pr BUNT felt post me sa timpiog obrboolb . log free Ms boa. sad Umbel Amok be irvisig7 ..! ZINO'S OOLLEGI 1108'1744 The anniversary feetival dinner of this institution took place last evening, la Willies Booms; Mr. ROlllirr Cam= in the °hair. Amain the pests, who numbered about 200, were the following :—Admiral Grey, 0.0.8., Sir Satherford Ann* 15.0.11., Sir Thos. Phillips, Q.C., Dr. Ferguson, F.H.8., S. F. Smith, Q. 0., Professor Miller, Bev. Dr. Jeff. After the anal loyal and patriotic touts from the company, the tante of "The Army, Navy, cad Volunteers," were proposed by the chairman end responded to by Captain Walter. The chairman, in proposing the tout of the evening, " Prosperity to King's College Hos. Pftd, * said the fast that the sueessand introduction of the tout would laden them to sustain the working of the it. ditatios for another year male him folly aware of the canons nature of his panne. They did not ask them to liquidate any debt coatraeted for buddies or other purposes; ell they wanted wee to enable the committee of management to keep the hospital in operatics for the current year. He did mot think it would be nesseary to explain to the majority of these preeent the great an and value of the hospital to the poor people of the neighbourhood in which it is situated. TM_ large parish of St. Clement DUNS and the parishes immedandy adjoining, with their 400,000 inhabitants, have no other emend hospital within their limits, sad it appeared by the records that the substrbiur distriele and the nanny ell round the netropolis avail themselves of the charity in large cambers. The entire cost of conductieg the hospital could not be put down at leas than 8,0001. a year, cad to meet this regular expenditure the committee had nay annual enheaription to the amount of about 2,2001. ; so that they had to beg from year to year for the deficieen. He did sot know any locality more poverty stricken then the one of which be had to speak, end, unless from the munillowne of thelpeoprietors of Lincoleii-ins-hall, they had &wooly saything to expect. They therefore had to make a general appeal to their cha ntsidy.disposed friends, and be had no doubt the claims of the hospital would meet with suitable recognition at their hands. "The Council of King's College Hospital." which wee next proposed, was resp onded to by BIZ Thos. Phillips, QO. The toasts of the " Medical Officers," the " Com. mittee of Management." end the "Stewards," were also proposed and duly honoured. The secretary of the intact. Mee IS bOllOOOl that the amount of subscriptions received, including the sum collected at the diaper, reached 4,0001. The attraction of the avenue unaltered by the presence of a vocal sail instrumental bud. ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. The fiftieth anniversary festival of this society was celebrated last *yeah); at the Freemasons' Tsvara, Great Jimettetraet, Lisoota'rivia-fleids, under the presi assay. Viscount Stratford de R•deliffe, who Included mond his immediate supports the Duke of Bucoleuch, Mr. Baron Pigott, Fief:lsom, Clerk. Sir Charles MaeGrigor, Sir Patriot Colquhono Mr . B. W. Duff. IL P., Colonel Sykes, M.P., Cantata Blotonl, 4th Dra Guards, Colonel Lockhart Rem, Captain Fraser, Mr. Bobeert Crawford, of Westbrook. ho. The geed' antabered in all 160 reas sess, whilst in the gallery there were assembled a large party of lake. As anal os the combo of the an nivervary banquets of this institution the room was decorated with Fags pertaining to Scotland, and the pressot being the jubilee festival soma extra pair appeared to have beat take. to produce a mote than ordinary degree of eclat. liabeeriptions and donation' were announced amounting to 40001. DISPATCH OF ra■ BOMBAY MATIS. --SOUTH srPros, Jim 12.—The Peatandar sad Oriental Man pany'a eteaseahip Cleilos, Oaptaie Enak sailed at time o'clock this dtereees with the walla fat Gibealtar, the kteditornmees, Egypt. San, Bombay, cod Upper Bista• She took out 13 lint and 28 emood-elaes pasmingen ; ono es freight atoll *ono; and for Alesambie, gold coin value 20,0004 ; and for Bombay, gold thread, mock parte and leveller', vales 9471. Hi. BILIOZATION TO CANTKRBIIIIT Naw ZILILLAND.— 0. Saluda) last the great of dor Oaoterbary government deetabebed Eros Graremod per ship Tudor (ore el Skew &rill, sod Ola'a gameogen lice of polkas), 144 maieted ter. 78 of whom were married simples and their 39 aim& meo (farm laboorere). mid 30 angle WOWS. wrists). This. more Mee oo beard some 84 tamereort goyim their own purges, the greater part of whom ware farmer, mad edeinithristo. IDo Beals delicious hestth reelcrins Revalents &stir Paid sum irritant roallolaeg=g i rz i a. =mtic a. o BB 7l B l 4ol o, Oirgh. Amebae. Narver, liner, eml UMW sad rams um Nees 0o x la ether rawasalia. anauall7.—De Met eon Co., No. 77, Li v ia:. s on =d.; 111 m, MAW Illt i m.= " 4lt=gi, W ' _ LONDON WEEKLY DOCK sows-W. I. Disk* _ D 0... beDt! Matelune 1 ladlndia .. I llaana ..I lASI ;11l SAS MIN 3O bu baus ies = Havuu Cuba l i r=illusemadoesika 1,176 arna-wx 160 C V. ° bria. 1,6 67 7 Mods l6O 06har IL Ladle poker's fig Do. flo. Drain& Costs is 3,170 00036 ssu YOMP , De. DM LI warm' NEM"' PoUll 1.075 VMS "$Ol E,787 41% LIU 1,011 LIN 1U 1,401 %NI SO 1,144 3, - 0116 MI It RS MIN Mu - 1 4 1.911 VAN 1.764 ISMS 16.4til lt, TIE 144 I Ili WON I 440,1125 64,411 211.451 10.06 1.01 9,8 Q IMPS 4.411 Naar KM MSS nil i.u. I.s 11111 !MOS AM $521 SI; 00 $B4ll lkin Sou= Kimozolos Mossum.—D • the greet eedbA 11th el Jew the Odgers have se fallow week. bee. epee has 10 am. k. ie aw. ft. O. :10 a. fie 6 tie& 7 g2. 10,47 Nun 60 croft of tle aassaie: 6.1311,226. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. David Lea, 37. traveller, etes Wired for enebsesliiig sad idealleg three several sums of 11. 12a, a 11.9 a. end of 91.9 a., the mores of William Hoary Shepherd. Ida rarer. The prosecutor is • watch and chronometer maker. in Lendenhallatrest, and the primmer had been is his service as iOllll traveller, and es doh had bean entrusted with pas for sale. O. tbe 6th Jane last yea hie sold a wank 91.95. to Kr. Bodice, a gentleman ocaread with the rest per deperreet at the Admiralty, and is July end September of the sere year he sold goods to two other gar lennn at the Admiralty to the amonst mentiooed is the indiameet. The prima received parrot and sever accounted to his easier. The jury revered a verdict of Guilty. The prosecutor is reply to the court stated thet User were not the eel, same Cl which the primmer had diefrerisd him, bet then wen eboneentenose is relation to th= soon which truer him to recommend him to the a • onsideration of the loud. The Broader la parte( seaters told the Khmer tied but for the moomessedanse of the proseentor the east would have pared a mush mere severe serene, tornbe eon ernoread—semeely, that be le frphereed kore to hard telecom fierl2 Weida, meths. Matilda Peyperel. 2D, rinster, pleaded guilty to a. indirdenect eg bat with aelewtelly reosaling the birth of her Yr. Orridge appeared for the preeseries, read intimated to the court that tie prisms, bed been roweitted for the wilful morn dim What child, het de grown andloriter declined to proms% bar for that offence. ' The Secader observed that that. ware circumstances In the eon whir were Cl a very onions character. There could be very little doubt, from the medical enders, that the child had been born alive ; and although the primer Might not have intended to kill the dad, yet her sanded bad aired in death. The sentare wee that de be L. primed, with herd labour, for one warder fends. • Scary Williams Godfrey, 46, aregnstable.leekleg mar e wee Mimed for unlawfully ocespleing wide saitilaar prim e reed Jobs Nish, to °bale a pianoforte hem Jelm Moore by fobs preterset The fads disclosed In widens, were these. It that early to a January last a person named Iter eg the ship at Mr. Attesharoash, pawnbroker, is Baba, and impaired it they took to pianofortes, be re answered is the affirmative by the assistset. Oa Jan. IL the primmer called at the eseabliehneset of Ifesera. Moore ; pianoforte makers in Baropegaratreet, end ended himself to be a private Individual, sad date wasted a pier for the used his family. A veneer re • rraind, and he pee cos to Mr. Keener, wine-merehaelt Drai.strest. Addri. That wis sapper to be salieherry. and a contract was nude about the peer, whisk wee met to as w i t i n gy gives by the Vllolllllt, Yordessess i = • skeet, Yorkdoad, Lambeth, ton the rib it wee se Yr. Attenbaroop's for the sum of 101. When rent for the loan of the iestrumeet was sought ill wee li Z covered that the promr had gone away from too address Si bed given • sad than further inquiries were made, whisk led as she die:revery cd the stroumstress shad It wee believed that the man Nash was the individual who peer himesalf off es the reference, Mr. Kennard. The Recorder said that was a fad which must be proved. This was an indictment for and ba c .. the rd. weer Gould be wavier it must be established that the men Nash was a warespirater. Mr. Sleigh adulated that a wider named in his bad as lesion elk to prove this was not in attendance, read here he could not Gary the case farther et present. I The Remake direr an acquittal, but the prisoner wan ordered to be darer Is order to he tried apse mother similar indictment which had been found spirt Mr by the grand *l7. Jar Macarthy, 18, Michael Roads, and Edward Loosonorc, aged 16. woes Wiser for a burgles? in the dwelling•house of *bear Weed, sad stern therds two Innards and 8a is messy. The tee Isehenneed Osman pleaded d guilty, b sa uy d Linesmen nettgalley, end he whi Lc. pitte by the . Mr. mestagei Winker spared far the mereettime, aid stated that oo the same sight no lass that three ether bar glasses had bra ceensitted, sad the two dire= wit id pleaded guilty to this sad artier indisterest for a burglary in the hones of Mr. Milian John Nattier. the • PresenseoneTedrs i t24lolll, bad ban taken lab' westody , * Sergeant Ael other Asses of the peliollamb The present= were dasher that err netted; es is Or depositions should be etewadod. 1 I The Beard intimated rid immilkenedi the r 44.. Their lehiships then seetreed merle imprisonmest with bard Mere ,4 • , How' Onsovrz.—Tlss fudged ,ipit a lied to, thig 1 Ho . posies Ormodsp sod Mr.'7' ' his Mtertsil mine 1a as Alifireat ' Bun to le ffs op Mir I dap :—Mititeedebits, Malasiday, Isly 11; 4 ,14 Mos, it Mr 17; Sam. ThuradlT , J 517 20., Beat, Woodsy, yMI ;sal es Muly 31. , mood ate bibs eslawalisisa . badroi ' , MI pm; ; essisel widi is As basobe ' ' ' I .2 , ;11:4 •d 4 THIIIATENIZIO BARON Al w etout-bud pletl a Z e ntan, of about 40 years of o Monier, Willi warted es board ship a " limper, was brosght up at Bo w•at custody of Cieergellseven. cue 01 the the amok the 'harp of having used wane Mr !Mosul Mamie, ace et the be itnersby it Is appreheaded that I will do him some bodily injury. damsel Martia deposed—l am see the on. Them was • ems t the 22ad July, 1064, is which • pa who I presume was the prisoner. • wen nand Prim wee the dal mains mare of the owe till hat when Mr. F[oBo6ll made aa applitation IlAd the court were of °plain that the for libel) Gould are be maintain& as dm pridlepd cominuaintios. The rale wa The ant I knew of the matter wee that aeons:son I bad then forgotten. eddies I VOA lining. mid complained if the re told him that either I nor the wart rim had power to istorlon; that the muter sad was et ea and, I told him that examined at the Mal, sad by 1/0 . miss hostilely to lim ? somided oc h e im to to t a Mr. Pr," as employment through his mean which was my receipt of We primmer. whisk were headed up to me Mush. I Gould rain so Wen adds peadoomenee of my pais duty, earl Some time afterwards be addressed sai this he did several times, but I took what he said; 11011 sea I tell you myth till last Friday week. Upon that ma over WeetreleMembridp when the Ware me, OA lb. ItStreyside of the he as winitsdintE me me. I told him Il e f fax as Ste 'lni tul =togo way implored sad be mead sot, bat would ft 'Sits t. I walked eit to the Bouth.Wo Watardwommaketill te followed by the p r io gn stoo me k* mid rood b. ea = Ida to by tate men. I walked • *see= awned the man out from more el Ina till last Friday : . hen elibl inided the 'further annoyan be which he bed bees subjected by thr Mr. Flowere—Do you apprehead di Bum Mattis—l apprehend he Is et Mr. Floweni—Bat from his Mum damn ? Bina Martie—l Oink big ends( &deg In Mown's', about Noti The 'Fleenor bare Wuxi the d ies bad qnsities, tad thee Wild ups glees Justin in the ease. Mr. Mowers-1 really mad go la M wail le yes no geed, sad Sidi ha I tereellibi out of the nun easel ge Isiellos gametes el the trt Priesser-1 only want justice, and I dein get lt ih bean ? IWI prove himself before Bares.Mesida. I ham I newer iiirenesed him I met to Inset Woo 16 aline my heed. Ss Flowma—As far as I tea mime ease cf this kiad W ewer enured bey trial has earn is sad bees disposed • with the result, has atteaked the ja this tionatry be it aid. What lam keep yes est of ingot. I shall aid I. I. oar owe naragaissams el 1004, a M. sea. to keep the peen seed be of Berea Mania sad all her 12 mouths. If yeses d't ii tailp If yen are redly not la yout right so ears of. MARKET TAILOW.--IComfme EvUlla ateady lost week, with rather mom future periods of delivery, portimloi comber. The spot domed is folly I CMG of year, owl the market dooms I mootb, 40e. fid. ; October to Demi bar, 426.8 d, ; Now Ukraine, July ti tallow, 39a. set ; North Atoorioaa,l lee floatat Americo's, 41s. first 41a. to 415.13 d. ; beef, Ms. 9d. to 31 Wow Lem 000311• sot oil arm ; Ceylon, Oa, Id. to 43e. ; Sydney fair, 40a. ; mixed Made, 38s. 6d. 38a to 313 a. 14 fine Lys. Palm circular of Masora Smith sod Cberli OOTTON.—Lrfsarocti. Jun 11 inquiry prime have fully rooovorod flat e to.4ay, 12,000 balm, foam& sad ozport. 1,300 ikoseriesa, 134. to UN. so 1111 d. ; 300 Maraohan. Moog. sad Bak* 16d. • 1,500 E 400 Orayrus, Did. to lli n ; sa Moires, 0/41. to 101 d. & .91s1r, Byii. to 100. ; Japes, Old. WOOL AND WORSTiLD.-132J wool inerket is rather quieter to.d whirdi have lately raked in the con is ibis socket. Staplers seemed di posing eeatha in replacing stock forward nose plentifully and toms bed base antkipated, and there set lase prises eurreet. This toads to c shoes readegrequits et • lined-tar legge in questa,. Priors bans not lie dirge gag be reported in in taxers ere supplying tbsowalves orders, Spinners are very ban. The to pervading the piens mar advanced quotations have the reel every direction. There have ban, Ohba. bailee hr as wit 41111 0 placed. Prises ego very Ana OATTLlL—Lrrsoroot, Jugs 11 woo nosh Its time loot Yowls 'arra. A good dloolood for erg prior for omit. Lambs lower. Do id. to s4d. ; 1.4 d. to 10d. COAL& —IMMO.. non It—c Baallap Hadley, Is.. He &Id Yam. 140. Taalleld Mao Primrose, 138 lld. ; Walla End 0 Zed Braddilla Heaton, 168. 6d. 17a. 6d. ; Walla lad 18•66ae. &Was Lvasa i da.4.; Walla K. Walla .18d 165. 64. 17a. ; Walla Ballet al Hellas, 16a. Id. ; Walla led & Walla Kid Booth Hallo% 16a. 9! Malta % 221.—Ships at Bark* I TRANTIO RIT RAILWAYS. Wks Re Week imams NAVA. eglia. &Sew S Week es_Oft WAR v. -ft." .4. ic I.M7i — m Moo 11,7 MO A 4 4.1 U.. d ONlE,rig IM)y uts S IrooTs lassos. muss, so.. 1.1 Waft swag label& Loft% aa, sat L Oesali In lea las* Cram (Advertiseanatj —Holz conditioned eturamine—few= endured the hydrnisstied any notion of the otle l a:b woe* Deere, Walk Preenin malady. %be AI Invented by Profaner ref er , bole* and tbe aty Wow it inan's daily food. Is acellsmell Piaui., tgc•wim s =sedift s.a. : sorted to le all Mb, Withini 16 1 0 11= 0„ I ereenet team dm* BIRTHS, MARRIAGNI 200211.--Jaa• 9, st G. 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