The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PAnUDMT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TusaDAT, MARCIE 14. TM Low thusamiastsek Ida sat It UN Taloa A tregfamb. ilifiLIMPTCY AND INSOLVINOY (=LAND) BOB ANIBNIMINT BILL. Feel fit GERMANE awed that file bill be referred W asolooli ommailoo, Ho Aid sot do so Meow be tbmesibt ft would b. is000voliost to direr tbe provisions It Ibmir lordstupe boss% bettor's of km retrompsoilve Niko. list bin woe ordered to be Marred to o molest mew srittro - BRITISH HAPIPHARIAN BILL. This till poised ikon! essmattes, mad the report was siesivad. — --- BL scrnort PETITION ACT (1M) AMENDMENT BILL This bill pared throagleitias. THIg CAlli OF MARY RYAN. The Marquis of WMTMATH, la attendee to Ms Pleas gemented la the ease of Mary Ryas, observed that the whale case was shemisehle ; end he trusted that elope would be taken for basis Mary Ryan look to Reg bad, ad that Meld be dooe to prevent tbe Ems Osestery from be it la is fatale to say whiter the law d be carried out or Sari RUIMBLL said that there were two ismortsst questions isehed in this mos. The first related to • preetim dusk it appeared from the papers wee set WOON110011 is consateal oelsbilaimeds in this ecstasy, ef sending suss who bed beams Juane to a Inertia 'sta. Midmost is Belgium. Th. law °Mem of the "rows who bad been ocinedled as the &abject had M illard that creeds to be Mold Not oily was that poesthie illepl, bet vary great chose might Wee frets it. La the Whose under consideration every faddy was gives to the ossautz &dimities and acenzole. Sows of Lases for Tiding this am ; but a am might Mee in whit* • pens who wee not loam might be corned sway by bees to • foreiss esinatry, ands which the director. might refuse arbeheisa to the establiehment where that perms was placed. Thinks the prieda is ques tion was not only Wept, but dangerous to the liberty of the mbjeat. For the mesa he asked kis right his. friend (Sir G. Grey) to Warm the directors of the eon. mutual establishmest that what had been doer wee *direly and his right has. friend having dose so, it might, he thought, be armed that the coevestial estab lishreentegeserally would lake acre that the practice me sot continsed. Such being the law of the constry—a law which be believed would ia fates be observed—they bad to consider what was the particular is. of Mary _ ltyan. They found from the evidence of Dr. Miller who was the medical superintendent of the asylum in this country, that he was mired to is. this par son and semis. into belt mental °audition, sad that os ding so he fond her safferieg from site amis. She was afterwards removed in as illegal manner ; she was lekss away without the authority of Dr. Miller or coy poem authority, conveyed facility acmes the sea, and placed is • ' lunatic, asylum so Bruges. Imo' ma mode oa the sub bet. Her Majesty's minister at BeawL looked into the sees, and the eased west to the asylum and feud that the piss wee very well (meditated. The medical authorities at Bruges did give as minim that Mary Ryan was sufferhot from disease of the istelleatual beadles. The seed visited the place, and ha deseribed the establithriaset _wed conducted, aod he Mud that Mary RFIta was flcis from mold dimes. TM Secretary of Mate for the Home Department required that one of the omenimissere lardy should visit the plam sad Mr. Wilkes me mat over, and ettemorde made • full =1" , i: which he stated at Mary Ryan appeared to be under • very saute form of mama, sad that her Mad was is an shouted state from the voyage mum he Belgium. He also stated that in his opinion ohs required to be taken poet an at. The question was, what should be dose alder tie eireanzetaame. His right hoe. fried the Home Samorory having assert•ined all the hate, and that she was, vim removed, really of unsouod mid, and that she was in as 'slum sad wall taken care of, con sidered whether it woad be advisable to take say farther step ia the matter. He found that the law Md been brakes, bat be distermbed not, le such • cane, to order any promeciatim against the perms who had take. the girl out at this country. And this detenniestion was in aceordance with the opiates of the law dicier. of the Grown, who were einsalted by his right bon. Mend. Another qualities wee whether any steps shoed be takes to remove the girl Is this emetry. No doubt the authorities in Belgium weidd be quite willies to give her up to say properly eutherbsit puma. Bat then she was liable to attacks of frens, which might be brought es by removing Mr, and by the excitement of the voyage, and earls' helms sigh result. It was found that her plumb were end 1 1 there was no Meths who was willing to take we of bar. Ueda all the circumstances of the awe, he agreed with his right has. fried that it would to well got to expose her to • voyage acmes the Memel when there was so mistime to lidos ass of her is this ematry, and when she was well eared for when she was. At the lame time he most say that, seeing that the Rowse Whelks of this oouotry and Irelsad wise • peg and wealthy body, it was a matter of regret that they had sot as 'slum in which they weld asthenia {MMUS of this Mem, _Juiced of &Bowleg them to he ENO oat al the coastry. Me noble load was, as usual, Sandible la the gallery.) The Earl of XALMESBURY said that after raiding thee. it was odte ha pomible b have any doubt opus two that the posse in question. Mary Ryan, and, sesesdly, that the governmeas h v : dosc ia ral that they souk) to investigate the ass. Bet he did not think that that acquitted entirely the Seardery from Muse. He did sot my an spied the preeeedisp d die sable lord the Foreign Semothry, who se and to have dem his duty in aseertain. las all the bots. Bat that did sot used the Henze Seeretery al having trashed this matter is a somewhat too light a mode. The noble lard did not speak one atom too stosely in referee*" to protectiog British subjects from accidents of this bled. He did not impute any improper motives to the bdi orma t the se be of this convent, for no doubt she acted is of the law. The Indies in these establishmostslivid • life of esitudoe, and did sot know what was paring onteide their courant', but they ought to be taught what the law was, and the Home Sita•tary ought to has it exed to them, and not tidy to teeth the enperioeem of this establish ment the law, but those of othen in thief cons. by. Bat 111161: WY the way in which that could be dam! Not by private commaleations to the offending party ; and if men one had sot moved for these papers this case would sot have bees knows at all, and the bads of these oesvents meld have re weld ignorance of the law, and this country would have been exposed to similar Ireadiss of it is future. He had himself thought it to be his duty to gore nodes of • adios with most to another ease—cot indeed counseled with any convent, but arising out des illegal order of a megidosto, by which an uefor. Masts man had been =eased in • lunatic, asylum for eve days, and who us afterwards declared to be perfectly sane. It should be quite impossible that such thine weld basis in this oountry. They bad every sort of machinery to prevent much accidents occurring, but the best al all ways to peeved • reprititioe of such things was for the Seeretary of the Home department, when be could, to orders proesoutioe of the offending persoes, or if in his discretion he should sot think it right to prosecute, he should publicly remonstrate with the magistrate or other person in authority, and teach him or her what the law was. But when the emmunications were in this pvi. vat. manner there was as prolectios for the future. Her, hoar.) The subject dropped, sad the house adjourned at • quer• ter to 7. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.-TIIIBDAY, MARCH 14. The SPIAJLIM took ths choir at 4 o'clock. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE AND GREAT _____ ....—.... Upo;the motioo for the sexed reading of this bill, Lord GALWAY moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. He said that the bill was Wen- Nosily the same a tee which was rejected by a select corn. settee last arise, after a fair stand-up fight between the Great Northers sod Gnat Eastern Companies, sod at an expenditure to both parties which was ►lmost ioorodible. The hoe. member also said be opposed the bill on behalf of landowner as well as the Groat Northern Company, and ocetesded that it would be noinst to subject the parties to another expessive and profitless contest, as the scheme was certain to be spin thrown oat. - • ••• • • •• • • Xr. CHEETHAX, in supporting the bill, said that so far from the scheme beteg the same as the one of last session, it was ttotirely distinct. Instead of being, es last year, as isdepeodent line, it was one bringing the coal fields of York shire, and the populous thstricta of Lancashire and the West Biding in communication with the Eutern Comities. All the promoters asked for was that they might be beard be fore a Went committee on the marital, sod he thought, in egeitr pd justice. they were entitled to that before the Low rejected the • - — - . Mr. MITYORD said that, having sat on the committee of last year, he had carefully oom pared the two schemes, and he had that they were virtually the same, the only difference Wag in the title. By the decision of last year the Great Northern was pledged to spend 1,000,0001. upon lines re• gaited to fill op that district, and it would be manifestly midair to admit, by sanctianieg this bill, the competition w►ich the house bad previously rdosed. Mr. CHILDERS said le wished to see this bill sent to • Went ossimittes, sot that he was interested is any railway, bat simply on behalf of the people of the West Riding, who had petitioned in favour of the bill. They said that there wee but one railway between London and York, and they said, moreover, that the Gnat Northern itself was the child of oompthstios. Mr. EGERTON said rhare a WI had been rejected by • committee as its merits, the hones, as • rola, refused to refer it to • select committee gels, and he trusted the berme would adhere to the rule on the present occasion. As a director of the Great Northern ha could say that every !agility was given for the carriage of goods coming from Imacaskins. Mr. BRIGHT said he had nothing to do with ibis rail rimy, hut the boom was asked to reject this bill bemuse it Bad then rejected oath before. He thought its being Weight forward • sewed time showed that there were may ia Isom of the bilL Ha thought it was too bad that at this flog of day the priociple of prothstior should be invoked by the Great Northern Company. If t►e principle had bees acted upon I. railway legislation there would not have been ISM tkaa fin or Ix large railways is the kingdom. Hr. B. STANHOPE opposed the bill ea the growl that it wesld Wafers with the savigatkori of the Task Mr. AYRTON said he did es• are for the intends of 1 times smapaing oreepanies, but he did ears for the on. wen of cal is the astropells, who, be believed, would get their end =la dower If the proposed the awe made. Kr. N. GIBBON iremwrioad that be shield amt have aid a ward as this graham it he had not We appealed to in re. Woes to the oargatiais of the Treat. The parladistion of the Board et Tradel• this wetter was a hailed *WHOM, sheerly &AWL It was their dory, what works were por pawl whisk interfered with savigatioe, to have • repent prepared. sad to la that report before the boas is coder to its beiagrefined b the raignmittes ea the ball. With mord to OS proposed bridge over the TreaV a tey should report their opinion henkly, but he did at that br aces a bad to give as opiaios as • bridge, be was ailed POS to eater ioto a dimwit oa the wits of this seaway, ;Web he thought could ooly be usefully dimmed is • emir adage, sad therefore he should give kis vote for the sawed E ll a J. ORMSBY GORE odd he eat as the ereamittee lea year, which unanimously threw out the bill, mid as be thought any other committee Irakd do the saw, he should rote against the seeped reading. Lard BURY said he was resident in the eastern socialise, ad they felt that if this line was made they would gel - their Ws tr. cc Is, • toe cheaper. That was • sallieket reran why he should support the eared reading. Oaptaia JERVIS said the roil question was whether • midway a which twenty minions bad been expended (Hie Oast Basta.) should be permitted to ersowashate with Lasselalre sad Takata, there bales so gnat disease, haws them. Nine peace out of tea did sot underatead this quake. The how divided— Far the woad marling 121 Aiwa it 162-41 The bill was therefore thrown at, JERKED BEEF. Mr. J. EWART asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether any e ider had been rued far the indiscriminate seizure of South Anterior beef when exposed for oak to the publish either Ia Loden r Liverpool? Sir G. GREY answend in the negative. It appeered, however, by a report of police proosedrep at the Marks - boom • few days ago, that the meat had been err! by the Slurry Impactor of the Commtielosers of %wen ; bed K was doubtful whether it was beef at all. That meat bad been coodemsed as unfit foe food. So far from it berg likely that any general order would he tired for the oaken of South Amortise beef, the question, as the application of the easaistrates, was under ocusideration whether it might not be used in gaols? CAPTAIN COLEzr CUPOLA. Mr. DAMER asked the Secretary to the Admiralty if Captain Colas' cupola had been tested by firing at it with why heavier guns than those red in the experinters, manly, 40-pounded Armstrong, an board the Tram, ; and, if sot, whether it we the intentice of the Admiralty to make say further eiperimest before proessdiog with the further emetractiou marls cm the same system Lad 0. PAOET mid there bad been no experiment with 300-pounders, or with steel shot. The expatriate which bedroll made anneisted ef five remade of illlpeander, sod St rounds of 100-pounder Atinstrege, seven of which had struck the ship end 24 the cupola. Then had also been fear reside of 68-ponder spherical shot at the distance of 100 yards. The result had bra that there were various is &Motions roe the cupola, bat its working was not dis robed. At preesat it was not intended to submit the tweeted the Royal Sovereign to the test of firieg at them. EXEMPTION OF SERVICE ON VOLUNTEER JUR OFFICERS 1F3. FROM Mr. WATKIN coked the Home Secretary whether he had remind any oommuaketioe from the War-ofike on the subject of relieving volunteer °Been from 'Utility of ow rim an juries ; aid if be was prepared to take steps with a view so to relieve Mil diem, is moritination of the time devoted by them to their duties as volaatews. The Marquis of HARTINGTON said that he would rawer the qualities. A deputation of Volunteer oaken bed waited upon the See retry for War, and Lard De Grey had informed them that if their representatior with regard to the exemption of militia officers were found to he cor rect, a communication would be merle to the Hourefitee with the view of extending the privilege to them. The matter was still order occundmation, but it did set seem to be very clear that militia officers enjoyed the exemption. (Hear, bear.) WRECKS. Mr. BENTINCK asked the Presider of the Board of Trade if be was aware of the feet that the " Wreck Alr stases " anatudly presented to parliament referred only to casualties occurring on the mask of the United Kift&m whether it re possible to precut to this hers additiocal information costiriag particulars of cameltiss to gip ea the shores of the Channel bleeds, ea the "times of her Majesty's preessior abroad, to British ships at sea, sad cruelties mend by her Majesty's consak Is foreign psis ; and whether oinks of the " Wreak Arbon " pre sented to this hour might oot with advantage be forwarded to the governments of foreign eountries, sad their are tree booked in etileetiag wreck Metiers as their own meek ? Mr. GIBSON said that wrecks on the Oberst Islands should is nacre be added to the &Linnet ; sad if trust worthy information could be obtained with regard to dis asters abroad, they should likewise be inolu&L It might be worth oraideration whether it would sot be as well to seed • few copies of the abstract to other maritime WINDS with • view to seeing. whether they would mot Gelled is tiros of • 'hailer kind. (Hear, hear.) THE NAWAB OF THE CARNAT1C. Brand hos. gentlemen have presented petitions respect ing the crime of Prier Amiens Jab, Mr. C. FORSTER said he regretted that it was his duty as chairman of the Committee on Public , Petition', to state that • groom &bre of the right of petition, involving • clear breath of privilege, had been committed in certain petitions in support of the motion which was about to be I made by the hon. and learned gentleman the member for Suffolk. The committee, at its meeting yesterday, had felt bound to mention in their report, which would he in the bands of hon. members to-morrow, that in respect to • number of names which had been appended to the petitions, there were strong grounds for inspecting that the signa tures were fictitious. At their meeting on Thursday the committee would continue their examination of the Wi lkes, sod if they should he of conks that the matter called for further notice, they would make • epeeist report to the hour. Sir F. KELLY moved for • select committee to inquire late the claim of his Highness Priem Amens Jr to the title sad dignity of Nawab of the emetic, and the claims of his highneenunder the treaty entered into in 1801 between the Hoe. Fast Irk Compsoy and hie Higher , Prier Assent al Dowlab. Having described the eircumstram under which the treaty bad been concluded, the hoe. sad learned gentleman observed that the East India govern ment bad put upon it the construction that the this, dignity, and revenues of the Croatia were costiered onlyfor the life of the Anent ul Dowleb, the retake of the present claimant Up to that time the terms ed the treaty itself, and all that bed been dons under it, were is favour of the opinion expressed by the most eminent law yers, including Dr. Travers Twin, Mr. Lush, Mr. Norton, sad others, that the true meaning of the document was that the sovereignty 1111 hereditary, and secured to those Newels, their theist and neassion for ever ; and this he contended was as clear from the mord clause as if is had been incorporated in eo many words. The 011•1 wait one affecting the honour of the country and of the crown, and be lurid the Home of Commons to atop in sod throw its shield over • much-injured person who had been stripped of all he possessed by the arbittary act of the Indian govern meat. The motion was seconded by Mr. Sgotxtrr, who urged on the government the propriety of granting the ioquiry, and thus setting at rest for ever the claims of this unfortunate prince. Sir E. Dints° sad Mr. Vagarrrang opposed the claim, which was supported by Mr. nerve. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL spoke against the motion, onnteedieg that Ammo Jab had no inherent right to the title which he sought to establish, and that nothing could be clearer than the fact that the Nswab of the Cu-natio had entered into treasonable correspondence with Tippoo Sulam, and had disentitled himself to any consideration under the treaty. He could see nothing but evil in the appointment of a committee which could not arrive at any uatidactory solution of the matter, while it would tend to rake up a number of claims which might tend to weaken, if not destroy, nor power in India. Mr. HENNESSY expressed his intention to vote for the motion. and reminded the house that when a similar pro- position was made last session by Mr. Swollen, it had been warmly supported by Lord Stanley. Mr. DUNLOP bad voted hut year for the motion, sad was prepared to do en again on the present occasion ' as the speech of the Solicitor-General had convinced him thee i his early impression of the case was the correct one. Mr. H. D. SEYMOUR could not admit that there was i any legal claim on the pert of Aseem Jab to the title et Newsb, because the words "heirs and successors ^ were I purposely excluded from the treaty, and the Newels bad been, in point of feet, • dependent of ours. Although he was opposed to a committee of inquiry, he still thought that the ledia.WIlos ought to consider the Claim of the Canted. prisons and deal with them in a wise and liberal manner. Why. he asked, could they not he settled on the waste lands of the Carnage., which were now lying unprofitable? After • few words from Mr. INGHAM, Sir C. WOOD maintained that the treaty of 1801 gave ' so itweditary right to the title of Hawaii, and that Lord Clive, Lord Welleeley, Sir John Malcolm, Sir Thomas Hoar, Lord Dalhousie, and the best informed and mod competent authorities had all given it aa their *pinkie that there was so foundation is *ties at equity for the claim sow set up. Colossi DICKSON had net beard owe rums to Induce him to vote amulet the motion before the house. He be lieved that the treaty had an hereditary tewdeeey, sad • that the waded of the govaniesest is thecae. of Assess Jab wee se had as my of the muse of istrigas wed depliaity that I had been referred to. Be looked upon his case as me of the greatest acts of isfnalios that had ever bees perpetrated by • goverommt. A •01011311 treaty had been meld epos ; t o: e t:o ver W t Y tral 6 a 8 a d el " uns w Ten fr:i7r emaSed grounds. te(rie violated Colossi SYKES said he was chairman of the Onset of i rectors at the time he signed the treaty referred to, hat his whole roam of so duct orbil. ia coeurdese with Vat Wart had been is support of the rillits of lady* lain. At s matter of judos sad polls, air onthl Mew lb , Ow tioo to go to • Wert committee. Upon a divides tie amebas were: !or the notice Avian it 53-15 The miles gram eesardiagly segatived. ULWF COMMITTER ON ZDUOATION. Use the imam of Mr J. Paannifoot, the fallowieg were appointed nunahers ef the soled sonualttes an oda ratios :fir J. Paidagtoe. Mr. Braes, Sr. Walpole. Vim. mast Zalield. Lard B. Dean. Mr. W. R. iliaditm. Merrier, Mr. Olney, Mr. HOW'S , Sir C. O'Leghlea, Br. I Walter Mr. Thompson, Mr. NA N, Bastes, sad I Mr. utia.u. WAYS AND MEANS. The report 'of Ways sad Mewswee brag* up sad I sassed to. TEETH PROVISIONAL ORDER CONFIRMATION RILL. This bill pearl through commutes. METROPOLITAN MAIN DRAINAGE (GUARANTEE OF REPAYMENT OP MONEY). Tier report of the oconwitse wee brought ap and speed to. The hones adjourned at 20 minutes to 124'elerli. DONCASTER SPRING MISTING.—Tunstar. That 'beady spring tnestim are Wily their papelerity i. okerly mealfee4 sad this day is evidently me/ 1 s lath whole Northeasples will alma be etheidered es a fitting oommseennem el OS Sari mean. Up to midday there wee male* no sibs of • nee niest4 di m e lp sk that • few laikeren wear seen in the mad the mid sellers bad difeculty maul parahmses for their pesteboard. An eudy was provided for those mast, inameeh as Wandering Miestre ohs had sine his Liverpool rya* been the favourite for the flaciag Handicap, was eaddisely ordered hem, sad went away by train before the breakfast boar. This. Mom art amid quite • matemation in the town, sad • puma nigh was made at the telegraph "Mom wheys the internees's was onaiminicated to ell quartos, and wee, doubtlee, as apthdily dimessineted to the layers at odds as we the news of L'Afriesia's vein lest last week. The sport, which was emelleal, we set witaeieed by an many peens as usually visit the Doe. aster Body Maelleg. Larp aside ran Is the majority of Wryer. and, 2212owlisi slagalariy, aim Martyrs ram for sash of the important sweats—semiy, _ the Hopefel Makes, the Spring Handicap, sad** United Haat Makes. The bookmakers Gluiest bad • repetition of the Wan* which attended them at Liverpool, sad, except in the Trial es Stak, the east or mood favourites woe ia seek isilmee. Qui the winner of the Hopeful Oakes, is • very Madam colt, thoegh oa a somewhat mall scale. He came with an batmen reputeelos, sad odds of 6 sad 7 to 4 were freely laid on him at I. The sothriemly bad. tempered Cepheid won the Sprier Handley, eller • agree ilaish with Earl of limy, the list pair peat the judge lengths pair Miele& to at 'Aeolis( einMes. Tragedy, the favourite, woe the Municipal Stable, sad Mr isle Teethed 1604 beyond the Mired sell* prise, which was a read moms for the oorporstioe, who have takaa the Mae of vermin% of this mean for the iret time. Is th e LoaMboroogia Plate the two favourites, lteiadser end Jane Nero, Lashed Met sad:mooed, say amber of lengths from everything but Jig, who was three lengths is the rear of Mr. Brian's lily. Tim trailed Hunt Seam wee won by that splendid hone Vaadal„ who was favourite, and the sport concluded at 5 delork with a snatch which was was by OM Robin. Dories the demos them was a dims- Milos to back Bieadalbane for the T wo Moused, the lames taking pries hely about 100 to 7. Far the Derby 700 to 100 was taken about Breadallme, and that prim eenkil not be cleaned at the close. Forty pease were takes shoat Wilsey (late Tarlatan) for the Chester Cy . ilabielsed is • Mum of the rangy Thin Taut, SUM et 5 sonar* with 50 added, for Syr olds and upwards. Oertaia risible' sad athereesse. T.Y.O. (7 for 214 yards.) (12 saba.) Mr. Swill's Its. Finite, by Mdrmieler - gam Lft, yre, eit Mb (wren) °aural lionowars1120222.0 IA lab .... (H. (om) 2 : 7 to 4 co li.riMP end 3 to 1 eget The Pirate. tr i t ia 1041701. Mane of 5 soya with, with 100 added. for 2.yr•olde ; oohs, 10th ; lilies and gektiags 8d 71b ; winners extra. Hopeful Coarse (about 6 turleap). (113 'AO Pardoes 48t1 Wye, by Veddte—Theoden, est 10Th (0. Fathoms) 1 Mr. Jobe Nlshtlaplre Ambition, 84 Ilb(JahRighttni14 11 ) Mr. Hodgman's Valsatum. drier JO Matta Or 4444 , 44 l 7 lb (Norris) 3 The fallowing ohm ran :—Fury, Haphawd, Redneck, Emma, Jesserobw. sad Leeduide. ' Betties : 13 to 8 as Qui Viva. 810 1 pek spit Valentine l ead Emma. 10 to 1 apt Lessitede. sad 100 to 9 apt Fury. TII3 DONCAN21115muso HANDICAP e(10 on mak, 5 ft, l oad Gray 3 if disband, with 100 odds& far 3-yr-ollis sad upwards; edam's eats% Si. Leger Course (1 mile. 6 fur longs, sad 192 yards). (53 subs.. 13 of whoa deolarad, 3 mirk forfeit.) Mr. 00. Arpin Dunkeld, by Drumm:1r— iym, Tat 1011 1 Mr. T. Fishers Berl of Surrey, b yrs, at 1045 icor. gal (111bissod) Mr. 0.W. Marris's Club Quest, gym fot NO (ear. MM.) (Corroll) The following also ran :—Best lancaahire. Basksaltore. Gaily, Idle Oiri. Oberon, Geanocky. Betties : 7 to 2 opt Berl of &Trey. 4 to 1 apt Dinkel:1, 5 to 1 apt Idle 001, 61e1 apt Club Queen, 7 to 1 apt Gaily, and 10 to 1 apt Bag Laseeddes. Tun Mlunkarni. Swim of 5 soes.ihneli, with 60 added. fee ell ages. Mimi sad oast allow:moss. Ball a mile. (3 subs.) Mr. Pardoo's Tregedy, by filessaamos —My st ery, I yrs (211.), TA 10 (carried let 111b) (Fordbam) 1 Mr. W. 110ditmeres ilslifes. 2 yrs (at). list OM (Nemiaeld) Mr. J. Osborne a Grey. 3 yrs (301.1,718 Kb (Whiteley) 3 Betting : 7 to 4 on Tragedy. and 3 to 1 i ept Ballfros. Tan Lonnoinnonoucoi Plan of 1001. for 3.7r.olds sod upwards ; wises es extra. Sod House n (5 fuloap 152 lute). (25 subs.) Nr. F. lIbber's Reindeer, by Mountain Deer—Sultans. •80.gal 'Hibbard) 1 Mr. 44404'4 Jaw Uwe. 4 pre. 741 71b 0dinehaw) 2 Mr. J. Osborne's Jig, t yrs, Mt 110 Mend) 3 The following also ran :—Veneress, Quoin Bee, .bfallen, Sarney, and filarnbue. Betties : 7 to 4 apt Reiadeer, 5 to 2 opt Jane Shore, 100 to 30 apt kilayphue, sod 10 to 1 apt Swim. Tim Berm MoaT STATER 01 3 sore. snob, with 50 added ; for 4.yr.olde and upwards ; aertain penalties and alkowanoto. Two miles. (25 outs.) Lord Middletmes Vandal, by Barbarian-40m Cup, aged (tab.) PM Kb (Mr. C. Bonitos) 1 Mr. Cubbing's Old Squire, aged (12st Tlb).. (Mr. R. Batty) Mr. Smith's Little Goy (h yrs, llst TM, (Mr. T. Prim) The following also rat : Foredght, M1acLef, Newehercb, Beechnut. Cortolvin, sod Huguenot. Betting : Erse on Vaodal, 5 to 2 apt Newohureh. MATCH : The owner of Cock Roble etakiag OK to 401. Four miles over the Steepleohese Coons. Mr. Hall ns Cock Robiu, aged, 114 Tlb tsar. lid 111b) (Mr. Batty) 1 Mr. T. Jamb's Mistake Gate Mellor), 5 pi, 13.4.. (Jerrie) 2 Betting : 7 to 4 oa Mistake, who refund early ia the nos, and Cook Rabbi woo easily. LATEST BETTING ON THE 00IIBST. CHINTSZ CUP. 40 to 1 apt Industry. bate Twist= (t) TWO THOUSAND. _ _ _ . _ o to I opt IlddIngtou (w) 14 to 1 apt BreadaMaw (t) D=OY. 6 to 1 apt LIddingtoa (oe) ITO to 100 apt Broa sad dalbsa• (t 100 to 1 — Olmor (t) w) BETTING AT NANCIIEBTER.—TIMBDAY. NOETHAWITO1WHIPS STAMM 100 to 7 apt Helm (I) I 00 to 1 apt nwW 0 7 (I) omits cur. 9 to 1 apt Lord Zottaad (t 1) TWO THOUSAND. to 2 apt Ltddiagton (t) 1 20 to 1 apt Anal (t) 9 to 1 — Cbattanoop It) MI to 1 — Irarerran (1 and of) Tux LATE Daman limura.--Surbitou being in the forfeit list is disqualified for the Stand Plate, for which be came in first on Saturday, and the stakes have bees awarded to Strike, who wee secoud. HEALTH or LONDON. —It appears from the return issued by authority of the Begistrar-(easy that in the week that ended last Saturday the births is Leedom sad sine other cities or boroughs of the United Fleeces wore 4,280; the deaths 3,039. The &Donal rate of mortality in the week io those ten large towns was 29 per 1,000 moons and greater than in the maritale week, whets It was 28. le London the birth. of 1,151 boys and 1,075 girls, in all 2,226 children, ware registered. la oterespoad ing weeks of ten years, 1855-64, the average number, corrected for increase of population, was 2,094. The aura beret deaths was 1,508. The corrected average for the %lath week of 1A55-64, is 1,484. The actual return is, therefore, slightly in excess of the estimated number. Whooping-cough was the most fatal complaint is the symotio class of diseases ; it caused 84 deaths. I Typhus was returned is 58 cases, a third part of which occurred in the Eastern districts of the metropolis. Both this dimese and scarlatina appear to be sow lass prevaleet d them they were is the earlier weeks of the year. 01 41 deaths from scarlatina, 16 occurred is the meth districts. 16 mess of small-pox were recorded. Is tie whiter months the weekly deaths from broonhitie meal ameded three from plithisis ; last week the latter &sees was the more fatal, but the numbers were nearly equal. To *Mists were referred 191 deaths, to bronchitis 185, to mimesis 7L Ti.. per were killed by carriage U poems died at the ago of 90 can sad upwards. Two per sons kied squalled the sgs of 96 veers, two of 97 years. Oa the Nail last., at 21 Laces-street, St. Oeonpria-theasst, the death of a woman was registered, who lad seined the age of 100 years. Dyspepsia (ludigestiao). Conk, Asthma, Coo aviaptioa, Debility, Oesellgalles. Nina% llama, lAvw, sad Illourea acasibials. ere awed Halos, osassolasoa as agar", lc Da laisTs &Noises lovalsala Assam Toad, vitlelt saves INT Use.. Its out la daft romollsa 50,000 MIS saaailly.—Da Nam sad Co.. No. 77, Begaus afl etrosa. Loadem W. Le Mae. at le. led. ; 11b., U. 9d.; tits.-4$ posses.-04veralalilli. LAW DTTELLIG7INCA COURT OF 14 PROB Ma ATE AND DMUS. ma . (Wore tie Judy 2L41 . 1 ssy.) ELM O. BA This wpm is appiimetes es the part el • wile, who boa oblobeed • &von* tad se osier et the wart for • orwpw bw bar amt. The bsobead. who wse • Use = sa pas this obi peoperty mid west awed. After Si &bosses of live weeks le Marna to this coluttry, bat ea fow li ng at Dower was robbed, es he alleged, of en hie =easy. aisessthw te more Om 1,4001. He them stomped to pose thresalt the Ileakespeo, Oesst. bat this eta ry Ids lees we. there dossed vassaideatooy. Nix Pri teb sow soma thee ea attecenteot Wets twee what him foo a s sts of hoots( it obeyw ife. ed the ceder of the court se to the =bite- Dr. 4WD. for the defeedest, pet is ea elides% repast imtAlie 'Satanist sonde to the Bealasphoy Chart as to his is it Dover. .WJafge Ombra pasted the esplkstios. al the legality of the morHage woe dimmed. The deed Mod was the eals}sat preesut ashes wee imeewhed 1. 4 Lard Huatlegtower slier that Wise, sad she saw him Op it. She had Ire children altegetiew by the deteedest. The het was ben is 1863. Two of hie deogittom were removed bill her charge by the defeatist. Moe was a Best mithelia, sad he treated to lake ties abroad to have them educated. 1E6011863 the sawaity had sever loess pall without bet Waging so maths against the dahriaat. sod epos revery enemies the meisetstlea piss vie put; apes the reser& 114 Oimatbere—You bees Maled, Kies Asked, Mist yew, last eitihr wu bore ht 1863 ; sandy that is a mistake! Waimea-1k% II is sot; it is guile cruet. Obambese—Hat yea don't mesa to say that Lord Huotiagtower is the father of it 1 (Laughter.) Witasee—I esetaialy do. He is the father. (Homemed rOb a la r ) mbore—Do yea eases to my that you have wee smo the defeadaat sloes 16641 Witesm—Cermial) I de. He bee Tidied me cm aerosol receekaa. Obanabors—Wlaars Wiliam—At the plc where I mirk, at Wagtail. The Lord Obit Baron—la lid any 11111110 go into all this: Yr. Charaboar—My lord, I am maim te eseartala whether there is any truth in the extraordinary statansat that has Ma made b the witoms. Ha Um addressed liraraskialiff. sad add—Tou don't man to say that the bora in 1863 was Lord Hantingtomes child hog roar pardoa. (laragkiff.) /b. Chatohres—Thmo is so amadty to bog my pucka. Joss mower the timbre. Wit/ass—I repeat that Lord Hantiagtowor, red so ono dm, is the Mbar of that child. Mr. Chambirs--Have yeu ewe bold yeareelf at to the world as Lady Huntingtower ? Witume-1 have aot, but Lord Huatterittarer has had ma est as sleek. Kr. Ohatibere—Whet same am you gearrally bssys hy Wileons—I am kaows so lbs. Tollomaehe and as Was AduaL Yr. Ohasabsro—Woll, which are you ? Witness—I don't ham. (Laughter.) I may ham mid that I ma marled to Lard Hemingtower. Mr. Denman was Um about to sum up the am for the plaistiff, whoa The Lord Chief Harm interposed, and mid it appeared to his that tars lamed rionaml scald Dot alter tho bets, sad to by opinioa thine woo prim fade Mama to aroaldbh the pica that the plaiatiff was the wife of the dsfendaet. Tato verdict would, timbre, be for the doisedara ups. that ptsa, and for We plaintiff spot lb other, that rho bad forfoited the °audition el the Mad W log she dolsodant, to support which net a Otis of Mame had boar adduced. Hs Maid, hamar, mom for farther orosideraticra the gumbos whether to was correct Is Ids view of the law opal the abbot al the plea of anarriago. A vardiet to that diet was morrdbg.V regards& HOME OIRCIJIT.—Msweromi,!Ascii 14. Tin soenninias to the nasty of Kist woe opened yenta. day Monday sad this non* bon warn prossend to bsohnes, the Lord Mid Bans prandial" es the %loll .id., sad Mr. Bona Bnasirell is the aim cart. Tin muse list coslaiss twenty ..td.., el which dye are to be trisd by nada juries. The poi saissdar is heavy instsstreily, bat than an very few swims darns ess• illiald— ( — Bo i tore t: the Lord Chid Baron and • COMMIS jury.) AOTORD W. LORD RVITINOTOWLL This was as arks brought by_ Elisabeth Arced swiss' the Hoa. Felix Lbrel Tellenisahos cessZnall kart as Lord Huatiegtower, to recover W., one I ansuity, grated to bar by the ddsndaat, I. esseideration of per onlatios. The defeariet pleaded that the plaintiff was his wife, and that she easequeetly bad no grouted of action Naar him. He also plaided that she had brokee the Imo-edition upon whisk the anasity was wanted to her, by roaring and Mrs. 18 711• 4 234. G. Desaa, QC., and Mr. Taylor were oouusel her the ptaistid ; Mr. IL Chambers, Q.O., sad Hr. C. Pollock were for the defeadant. Upon the form of the pleadiaw it devolved neon the sinned for the defendant to COMMIS°, sad establish the pleas he had pot oe the Terri. Mr. Omaha, Q.0., easequently fat addremed the jury, He said that the owe he had to lay before them was oar a very_ prelim sad siagalar character. The d. Pedant, Lord Hatingtower, whose same wee probably haws to mar of them, hod, whoa a very yam( men, be rme acquainted with the plaintiff, Miss Anford, and there was ono doubt that they cohabited together for a mat many years ea aria and wife, sad that this sort of ustasey continued down to the year 1848, and at this time there were throe Uldies. the remit of the °marks bw twees the parties When the errata took plass the defendant masted the deed open which the pear action wan brought, sad by that instrument he °resented to pay the lady 601. per amuck by four quarterly payments, and the wa s to support sod dumb, the children. Om of the earliness of the deed, however, was that the plaintiff should not is asy way molest or annoy the defender or his family ; and if she did as, thee the deed was to Demme veld. For mos time the plaintiff appeared to base kept the Gaudiness el the boa, aid upon the children—two of whom wen girls—growias up, Load Heath:Wooer, with the rasa of the plastid, removed them to a place where they were to be 'dumbed, and be provided for them ; but after some time he sent these obildres bra, and required the plaintiff to support them, as she wee Mad to do by the conditions of the hood. The *krill, however, °Weeded to do so. After the separatios between the parties, Lard Htudingtower married mother lady by whole he hod three ebildreo. sad it was obvious, therefore, that be would desire that this &weeniest he hed made with the plaintiff should be carried out. The Lord Chief Baron here interposed, and salted the lased mussel what was menet by the plea that the plain tiff was the wife of the defendant Mr. Chambers said the rise was a very peculiar ova, and he would explain presently bow it came that such a plea wn placed a SIM read, He west a to say that the plaintiff had not kept the ordinal imposed by the deed, of not molesting the tishadant, but she had dose so in a verily of ways, bed partionarly by grog about and dear leg that she was Lsdy Hantiestrier. This was, of ears% very annoying to Lord nostiagtewer, brie( regard to his coeuieziou with mother lady ; arid it appeared to his legal advisers that the only way to bring the matter to an fOIDO was by putting this plea epee the record as an serer to the present aria • and the plaiatiff heron bad been sabpoesaid, with a view to see what she would venture to Day upon bar oath epos the subject, and whether she would dare to say that sies wan Loed Hantin the gtower's wife. It was true that a great man) years ago parties went to land and lived there together, and a question am* upon a former trial whether a legal marriage bad takes phial, or sot, but it was made out that there was not. The Lord Chief Biros said he mutt Dater that it se amed to him that the plea wan a revel one. Suppose the plaintiff by her replication had said that she wee the &- Madam's wife, and that the pleb was true, arid she mash woolly atandosed the aren't (Laughter.) Mr. Chambers said he was sot prepared to give say opt. sloe as to what would be the effect of snob a this". At preseet all he proposed to do was to call the wham to whom he bid referred, and Dear what endear* she hid to give upon the subject. Mies Eli:rah Aden% % the plaintiff. a middlorged lady, was then examined by err. Chamber. Is rawer to the questions put to her by the lassoed couneel she said—I am the phialsff in this saes. For a great many years I lived with the defeatist, Lord Huettegtower,sed I remember being Scotland together, him in Soothed in 1844. We did not go to together, bat I paid the defendant there, and it was the aderstadingbetween us that we were to become rasa and wife. At that time he was knows as Lord Host- Mitower, hat we west by the names of Mr. and Mrs. TM lemma which is his family name . We passed as mu and wife, sail Iliad afterwards five children by the defendant. Four of those chinas are now alive. The Lord Chief Baron expressed his *pinks that upon this rider» the pleb of the dreamt that the plaintiff was his wife had bees established, according to the law of Soot- Mr. rad. Denman, to the wham—Were you the defendant's wife ? Witmer! really doe't Mow. (Larinhter.) The Lord Chief Bera—It is a questa of law. If two people live together as man and wife in Scotland. and re poser themselves to ha sock, and they have children, that r quite sufficient, raiding to the Scotch law, to eatabliab a marriage. The learned Judge this asked the plaintiff whether at the time she rendered herself the wife of the defendant. She replied that she certainly did. TheLeird Chief Baron thee again upraised his opinion that the defendant's plea that the plaintiff wag his wife had been established, and he suggested that it would to hotter for the parties to some to some arrengement. Mr. Chambers said that the oircuatares reflected with the inquiry were so unpleasant ad peculiar, that be hardly knew what coarse to advise, and perhaps it would be better to take the opinion of the jury upon the question. The Lord Chief Baron observed that it might lead to something extremely l0000venisat if the jury should return a verdict upraising their opinion that the plaintiff was the wife of the defender. (A laugh.) Mr. Denman said he believed if the truth was known, Lord Huntingtower would be very glad to find that the plaintiff was his real wife, in order that he might get rid of some one else. (Renewed laughter.) The Lord Chief Baron—It would be rather an lamas. eat thing for a nobleman to be charged with bigamy. Mr. Duman said that he was placed in such an awkward patios that be hardly knew which was the best course to adopt, and whether he ought, on behalf of his client, to adapt the suggestion of his lordship that she wee the lewd wife of the defendant, or endeavour to support the present action by defeating that plea. As he was. however, counsel for a lady who was placed is the peculiar position of the plaintiff, perhaps the best course would be to lay all the facts before the court, and if Lord Hnotiogtower were to be called as a witness, he would be able, no doubt, to give the court and jury important evidence opus the subject. Mr. Chambers laid that he certainly did not intend to call Lordillostingtower. The Lord Chief Bars then inquired whether the deed was declared to be void if the plaintiff annoyed or molested the defendant. Mr. Denman said that it did, and with regard to this second plea be should show that there as not the slightest foundation for it. TIN plaintiff was then further examined, and, in answer to questions put to her by Mr. Drina, she said that ebe had never molested or annoyed the defendant in soy manner except by bringing other senoras to recover the amount to which she was entitled under the hood, which was always is artoar. Mr. Denman —I believe that upon all the occasions when you have bees compelled to bring actions against the de fendant, he bas always pleaded this plea of molestation ? Wares—Yes. Mr. Damao—Bat this is the first tire that he has pleaded that you are his wife! (A laugh.) Wars—Yee. Oa former °organ the defendant has always paid the moor just before the trial came on. Mr. Dumas thee said that if, as the car stood et pre seat, seat, hie lordship was be to role that there was evidence of °overture, be should sot keep up any fsrthrr the matter Tb. Lad . Chill Bares said he apprehended that by the law of Seorand if two people lived together as men sad wife sad bed shadow it was a legal marriage. Both these Meta bad been distinctly proved in the poser caes, sod it appeared to him, therefore, that the defamilaat's plea had ban establishaL Yr. Denman submitted that it was aseerrary in mesed. we with the &shies la a late cam, that both parties should go le fiestlead with the inteatioa of marrying. The Lord Chid Sawa said if that were so, sae party might obtain his shier by fraud. ifr. Demme said that this was one of the (linkable, sew mated with the &Mob law of marriage. The plaintiff wee then farther examined, sad she said is remembered the trial that took place a good many years age between WNW mid Lard Hatiogtower, when the "moan ADIIIIIALTT, MAACK 14. —Arrourricasn. —Foe neer W. Roberts, to IM &tarn, fee the Asp. Acting riot Chun Assistant Ragleete H. Meredith. to the AU L,. for the Lighting. 8.00nd Clams Assistant Regiasse W. W. Watts, to the Satan, for tits Asp. PORTSMOUTH, lLutea 14. The Orontes, irou-screw troop ship, Captain Henry W. Hire, snived wSpithead this =ring from Ceylon with trams sad military invalids. She lilt Colombo on the 26th of December ; Foist di Galli% 29th Mauritius, 12th January ; Table .B.9 2 . 4th ; Simo'. Bay, February 2od ; St. 14th; St. Viaseas, Iebruary 28th i ; 14 :11: 1 02 7th. She brings home fear aad • ball batisrise al the 12th brigade of Royal Artillery seder the aormened al Woad Graham, from Ceylon. Mauritius, the Os" mad St. Helena, a number of the Si. Helens ragbags% ander the eamasaact of Carmel M'Besa, the 21st osmpiay of Royal &gismos, trader the mamma of Lieutessat Lloyd, from Mauritias, and a somber of breads, manes, sad Auldrea. The ship gums into harbour this attemoms, sad the troops will diagmbark to-morrow. The artillery will be quartered at the forts os the Gost= au ide al the harbour, sad the engineers will premed to Tao KAM= MONDAY VOLTYPITNIS RSV Yeeterdey thereon the adjourned general meet* of metropolitse 430111aumling idioms took plan at the rooms of the Nation' Bide Association, Pall-mall, tor a titi s miese mosiviag the repent of the sin-seminitise to investigate as to wbiak will be the most eligible ter the fathoming Easter Monday volunteer review ' Brighten or Dover. Lord Elcho presided. The report of the am mittnidated that they led dilly ezareised the sites offered at Dover sad Brighten, sad that, although Dover preenalmi many advantages, yet the dielense and the elmaseter ol the ground, • large pornon of whisk was ploughed in wholly nalitted for lied day nolutionsonewneaperable whilst the character of the grimed se es - Z7 — tise; onveaissoes consented with Brighton rendered it I. their **doe much more eligible, and they theridere wee mended that the Paster XoWy ,ouster out.. should, with the emotion et the War-ollios, the yew he held at &Viten. Load Banelegli wed therecepens and Wines et On report, and that in acessieece therewith the review take plies at Brighton this year. Lord Truro emended the motion. Violent Daly menden anisatimens la few of Dover, hat sot ending • sander it tell tolti . E and the or resolution wee ended mini . Oa the motion of Sir John She ll ey, mended by Templer, the mon maisnittes win appointed to carry ont the asemeary arreagemeen The adjourned inquest respecting the death of Jobs Newman Harriers, midst of her Majesty's training. ship Worcester, who, with aims others, was drowned by the upsetting of • boat ma Tuesday week, was bald at the Pier Hotel, Erith, on Mooday, before Mr. Charter, coroner for West Kent. Notwithstanding the sears* made for the bodies of the ill-fated lads, only OOP of the tea has yet been disoovered. At the close of the evidmices, The Coroner, addressing the jury, said that while they lamented the deplorable accident widish bad bees the sub je for = ct of the intpu ar did not see there was say 'enmity amain say adjoaromeat. All the fasts had bees goes into, sad ia ease the other bodies ware totted sew juries could be empanelled merely for the purpose of iden tification. No blame was attachable to the oaken or boys, as far as be could judge by the evidesoe. All seemed to have acted heroically, and it ware rad came of regret that massy noble youths who might have been as honour to their country should have met sith so terrible a fate. The jury. without delay, returned a verdict of " Acci dental death," and the proosedisp terminated. Maw Par Mir- Tata% T. itathW474 paa imagera. almodink 1466. INg Week 'Ming Doc. 34 It 411 4 4 Bombay, garoda, and C.L 306 PM 0!B 4,462 4091 Week ending lab. 1L 1386. Mt Grand Trunk of Caned& —1377 — — 18,461 16,443 Northern of Canada — .. 114 VA 1,016 1,319 1,644 Week ending Feb. 23. Detroit and Milwaukee .. IN Week ending Feb. W. Great Western of Meads SM Week ending lab. IL . __ 481 163 276 499 494 Ottoman Week ending March 10 Cork and Ycral and Q6twwtow n weft iodine March 1L Cork and Bandon 10 186 171 1126 Glasgow &South Western 130 — — 9,268 8,698 London, Brighton, and B Coast On 10.417 4,761 16,169 14,026 genie Mown — 12,3e0 6,171 17,351 16.371 Week ending March IL Cambrian 91 646 1,201 1,847 1,278 Great Laremboure 900 672 CMS 4,1101 London and Mackwall 1 — a4 /6 1,603 243 1,746 1,664 Metropolitan — — — 2.462 1,990 North London 6 1,748 1,628 3,276 2,967 315 Pi 451 406 ACCIDENT ON TEE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. — Lest evening an accident occurred near flee Farringdow street station of the Metropolitan Railway, which bad the effect of delaying the traffic for more than an boor. It ap. peers that at five o'clock a Great Western min*. while briogieg in a train to the station. ras off the rails about 100 yards from the sad of the platform. The wheels became embedded is Um gravel, and the train was thus brought to a stand immadiatelv. The line being thus impeded, tele grams were forwarded to stop the incoming trios, asd thug some passengers were over an hour in travelling frau Bishop's road to the Oity. Considerable confusion was created on the departure platform by the mew& of im ams who enoosesively arrived to go off by the usual traiaa, which however ware usable to depart for scow time. Whim at length. at 6.16, a train was met off, the nub for seats was so great that the canape were es crowded that Wepwegsnbad blond up, and hundreds of persons were loft bebisd. Measures were Immediately Mims to get the sagine cc to the rails again. It is a notiambis fact that essiosie which nut of lb* rails gewislly do so whew miming iota statical, and at • low ram of speed. It is earmiseg that the muse of this eirmaistanos is that We nub war stations are whim& to as extmardisary ameast eg Milos by the addaft of the wheels aossopmet ass the &ma. cation of the lamb fee the row« oftar sr lb* trains. TM mils =der ainismisese. raireralk undergo • degree of weer sad tear list yeah reeler them wily toe likely to anew the wheels to 'sopa one Sim. - — - — - • !Advertisement — HouawAY's Pala.—laver Complaints and Dierams of the boweb.—It Y to sieurrate the *Arsenates, virtues of thi to the trestseset el ell ~Isms et the liver or tereiguiertiles el the bowels. Ie ewe et dawned or suyesubmint We Wes MI r. takes ass . buss sever boss bairn le *A Is boost err =they ass spay elleatbeles. bet Um sheehl this ha nab" woe spse. ter sew measles the term se aperient reusing auUos who the betels is. Illsorderet, though a seeder or more motel eperkeil Shea theme PIN, ha leaders*. dame, his norm yet her dimovesed. ItWow ecconling to the printed tuetrsottome they net only moor the cosaylelat, but improve the whelespissa. TALLOW.—Preinawr imam —The smaslosi srso dewy today. Bpi. 48s. Si ; ttonsali b t ila . ; Am. Us. ; Was to Dassalsw. 421. daft Mowry bawl Ifni& WO oft ; so oodivio.. COTTON.—lawaalsoc, lass= 14.—Woo base 600 ma mann nett * agasammoily porta. miaow ma the aim sarosal yeaweday. Ths maga mos MOO lake, at whisk 6,000 moo boa sarong mod wroaolathaa. °MON GOODIL—Ilszossnis Ism 14.—The 'Ni ai nortst shoes a dreled isproyeatset tothy. boyes odes k onnemss. b. 'then Is ems and to mam as then at one. sadden newt serenest is the lAnnsol silks sit, thin is Sas sthsthe ass so sat up their pins. is &On nthe there bra bees a snithrthb essurtS el aullson al 1041r, Asst IL per lb. ad es baths, rid et IL per I\ ism so eressrel nth len TrWay. The some of Senn world lays bele sash ass essidarsbie bed seisms bees sir to dell with. Newly 1411110.• td bents sneer Is be omersdas lather the lerpresslos fist Irvin piths See his toothed ter the mesa; sad tie mast is.. very awn with as wend landlemoy. Huth Wade Vaalsiert soh bettor bathos at odes lr per 11. Idgisr Ass is Itthiloy Noleth ended her in seedy thseyed so sash ss that yasa. la teak the fasprensest Is sad milks it s pod deal atielbutahis to tie thee leis.. ninth them by stundseteres tor loth shfrdep. whiners est sm. banns Sto Ms menet to ass ink calm. Up to yes. Inky snaked th en as a oseldsrable badmen abig by dawn ea lath seism; prietholly le MANS an ma thermaiss that prisms sere tee ens& to rase toss. Use eds. As sines at esonstenerenf sensitise Sas is moths§ well mended to by bares. • Ins bathos sloth an be &se et lest week's prises, but thin le s end thel de brithiles as diddle say 'dynes Is see inirmen as seek es per Ow sore it asked tor thirlisp, tat it than bedlam WOOLL111.—Isma, Mesas 14.—Tbeee bee ben • boiler abbesdhase et the Weaved Ha ibis sseraie, leg gibes* the esessee et benison keseestest is win so slob ▪ eseilsse lisiew hie weep there bee bre lo. rate donnish he ewe." Weed% eat gosh et a dear =els. The White Merkel Ms bees quiet, soli* d hapecteses bawls' taseephei RIMS ars still is Um' gi the psrabeeer. IIANUFACTUREL—Honnsoszln, Mom 141-1111 kir boner cities boss tuns or the assetry here net lean to4loy, cad basneer a all departments hes beta in ally icb for the rarer. Thin a pat swim et spies ant morns, goods at burl. bat the sootioard sold manor pinnate balers from seems late the market. Ths keg nessinati aro orospina el the scarcity el anise. W001&—licrwwwisizz, 14.—The wsivals tr x r a =1 . .wil• so hi bass col, bun as • =wisest* awls. ds ise4 essisa looliewl to rooks Item pst• swim bin. Vass twedilion is owswissol, hiatus thaw Isilowlag Wu will misia. CORN.-13cm, Kamm 15.—ht to4bay's sarket a swill =of Zugliati whe which was body at full, ha y's fungagy. Ifga noels more inquiry, reperiallv to. old, bat damp mid seeesdary sorts gitM neghsted. Barley supporta htte rates. Beaus Slid peas mallard. Oats fully as deer. Mires rather wavier, bus a geed dared exists for to. pereels. /Weiss 'muds for the week :— Barley, 810 qrs. ; eati4 17 ; WSW. 103 ; per, 23 ; lane, 2,086. Irewsise, SWIM 14 Thor. wae Dot us* Wheat etta beg te-day, and the seedlike of most samples Sleeted by the ter. Trade ruled firm at late prisms. Baby, teem, sod peas mid steadily, without change le Wee. Mr weather eastiams wet sad cold, sod no sewing sae be deer while this WY. LUDO. 14•20g 14.—Inked still teatimes to draw ben the flea Oess1 the supply of wheat that would asemally some to ear market ;• sad at the emeased there it new a smart deemud for Portnerdoo that the show of lee sods is very away We, end we experisees a good rale win at prises rather exceeding this. COMO oa Friday. Ile altrat la bulgy cc beam ; ode the tam dame LT111, NM= 14.—At te.day's market tie= of wheat was agaia small, for shish a steady d spa at lad Teseday's rates. Barley, both nSHbr lilt os sample, dd. se le per qr. higher. Bus sal Ole o prises Titled Amelia. Pm imperial master Is the grower :—What, white sew 631hs. to See. im imp. bas., 43s. te 43s. ' • ditto, red. Mahe t• 641M.. Tit. . to 36.. ; ditto, rid, old. MN. to 63lbe, 33s. to 39e. Barley, bast MIMI*" malting, Nabs to 57Ihe. We to 34s. Mao, rem Chevalier ditto, babe to ams., 29.. to S i..3 Oath. 311hs. to Ms.. 22e. to 24s. Berm _old. Ms. Se 115141., 40s. te 43s. ; ditto, sew, Mae be Wm. Ns. te 30s. Nirwoceme, Nears 14.—Al our ruarlost this amnia/ws had a moderate skew el wheat from NM memos ; netwidateading them was little Weds( ez ship. • vevy quiet feeliag psrvaded the Wade, the apprehmose ef a amoral tura-eat of the wariness employed in the mese feature of her Irv* mused our utilises te operate Milt swaths ; Uwe cry a UMW helium was dens at abed Saturday's Wee Mom. for the elms asit=rZe dealt M. Melling Imlay fully as deer' rate 'miasma. la ether amides we ham Tittlivaristise report: liaraersori, Masan 14. —There weesseoderate supply d psis sad a geed ettesdasee of buyers and maim Deism is visit Asap sa lest week's mites. hoar maned is The iser Me Ise days having lorusskt tie had is ; 116 loaririss whoa farmers are isey thin hod with Imlay. sad tie isoresood irrai for peed seed remplee ism otheseed the sake from Ia. to per gr. dories tie lest Isetaight. telt tie ism is Imes, el tie barer. Is other reopeets the trade wee sleek. sad prim (Mammy. Wiest. hose 36e. to 42.. Barley, Me. to 36e. Oats, 19a. to 211S. Bowe. 40a to 46.. l'ese, Sta. to 46a per cp. Tens. b. 26e to lb. per barbel. MIA Ka to hi. per gr. Mar, . to 326. per sick. CATTLE.-8ALUVIL rtT, Manes 14. — The @apply a rattle today wee sho, sad genera of intake polity. The aftseemee et buyers was lly ales abort. The few best salmi sold moderately well at full quote. lions ; bet the mew sorts were a very dell isle. sad sold on Miss saw term. A good maay remained unsold. The. was a very limited number of sheep on offer, ill of width found ready legyasysed prices had an u road Modem,. We had so incesses la the number of mlves, aid also mike eows with elherlag ; the former sold at pod the letter mambo very moderate new Them see • number of pip an ogres. From the extreme high pprrkbe of beef mod =Mon, deed pip Gentians is mom , . at fall terms, sad small store milks Poo high prim, with a great Best OZ -b..07:72.. to 13s 6d. per moors ; row aad better do.,10s. 6d. to 11a. 6d. ; beet Down mutton (io the wool ). 944. per lb. other bends, 7d. to 74d. ; real, 7d. to 8 d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 7id., mad 10s. to 10s. 6d. per soon ; green beats, Ted. to dd. per lb. ; dry ditto, 8d. to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams, 9d. to 10d. ; Touter old store pip, 16s. to 20s. each ; cows with selves. 121. to 134 10s. BlialLYAST Bam.A01-11amosopiithie Pt1 limes, end the asdkel Nabobs penally, noommill essials bang Si. moot booltheld of oll bovengon When Si. dadsfsa Tr Int introdarod bith this ormAry, Oleo win le i tre=ao preparations of moor abhor Miendlthe Mlle lade or somptable to the domed ; the mat was stair applied to Ur made Maio or so vareldgagy imaafookred ea to NINO Mille notios. J. 1Mpa, id louden. Hommope th isatimig was Mimed la tha year 11010 to tarn attoniton to tide vat** awl si Meath anomedod, with the amiatanoe or elaborate machinerl. being Ur tad to produce an article pure In He oompoeitioa. sad so relined by the perfect trituration it receives la Si. proms it Peso thfusith. es to be most immutable to Si. deliorda siewsze. Jar general me lope's Cocos is dotingulabed se an Inriporalls& broeldaot homy% with • most &Mole= swim. r atel limman. la his work: rood of •dultoestiom" op Coma Ha to • gnat riety of Important ors prim* ple•—every ingradlead nemeatry to Um growth sad worlearmaa of the body. Apia As • nutritive, cocoa Mande reef Ewa_ Mew than Maw 40.01 sr Um" DiroMicae—Two teelfwmada , of tie powder be • immtfai cop. Iliad up with beta' mem or bra thaitamt gib., alb, and lth lobelled_rkdd. and sold. mologoesem tam ohmelota.o niant.1 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. --•-- BIRTH& FAITHFULL-Kati I; at Hoddeadon, Herb, the wife of F. 0. Fabdtgl. lrq.. of a ersister. 061tHRIT.—Marehlf, uritonroad, KennaMown, the wile of G. C. Oarrett. Esq. tof a daughter. HAZD1.1.—Mareh 13, at Holloway-road, the wife of Captain J. Hardie, of • daughter. HILL —MarasHaralltow.plaee, 1 terad1Hy, the wife of Sir 1. BM hot, of a daughter. SCHUTI01.—Slash it, at Zak House, Let India-road, the wife of A. leeelteo. let. of s eon. SILH101L—March 1S, Orsiewieh. the wife of J. donor, HR.. of a sco. MARRIAGES. Aurrnt—ormorni-111arch 11, at the Wesleyan Chapel. ilaknooswortb, by the Nev. J. Dawson. Mr. 0. Austin. of holobsidg• Milo near Rfekronsworth, to Sybil Anute, DAVOof Kr. J. beweaell. of Mill hod. 1 3.-611ACILADY.—Mareh 11. et et. Mary Greg Ilford, by the Hon. and Bev. H. W. Beetle, Mr. ft. Dawldna, of etepletuzdzisaraWelly, so ami lmelly, daughter et Mr. I. alsoldadf, m B psi —EARD rim CANTUL—Marek 11, at the oomargaike il Church, (Moetteowead. Mattelteetar, by the Nev. 1. NOW. It. Smyth. Hog.,Steplasult.greett, Debi* to Illfeha. daughter of the laieJlev. C. Hoedowns, of W afeeked, leaked. DILLTHS. 00L11110.—Nsatik 1.2. at Palsat'airesa. Baulheate, C. CAM C. COW " ... NortiaabwlimiAbsaat, Maim Nawamtaa, qaport, sod IL DONIIN.--liala 11 , Am Carman. relief et J. Dodds. PI 0 4 rather et Mberies at Ostorddire. Ikaattar. Oroolgh DatidarV meal IL OIITHILIL—Matak II. at VMS Whogobataasa. A. (kW% lkst the ).erim' Ude, Mx =salsa w=*MEW tem Swift. —Ittalels. W. Walls. En., at liadbeasib4s4 JoliallArimil. mod n. PeWed mil PubWI by Wawa Knee R&M el lambimidrest. la tie air a Iamb% Mater ihe Oak" to taisberd4Irset. In Os Preis& al WIdiglisem' WIMMIDAI. MANX UAL ' I •••1 • lir sett •- • Ban7 - 10442teci our few trio sal 1. 1 ' ""' I M g t • .7"..7-17------31 LITZ irpr iszo rtr u OWN . 168 1=T i si * *mg tra can 01 MILL Vaal jui. nay Wider Oiertia~ IN 00 sad 1 1 4= %Me y DIVE pfXVIVVIAVIA V beneemi a dV e free AMMO, nee et 41 depot tlis elk* ola ifeek LC, tar muds w ealeeerNI be melt II, Old Ilesel•leyeb no Woo by tato crier eharioVM" exam& LS" or fa 100 books= ot t webs to e the liberal rspidl year wi stook woo litaseliorwtoh Uri Moro to tie lama Per : ottnii=gi leIN Ai nts query to retain the ineeth =nti o es to the sires f prestos &Adam is deign In &depths loose Irreparable lettny • do incalculable an1 greyed by the • wanders. Surely, qUalan of repute, anemia Harried Museum-gate, Lot facture of spectact bins to the realest lionof the looms, sad also by the ja Is likewise imports MwEIOOT • ar ail t s from lo eII Irk* suffer libd, spew*. gi Moot, ey gaislUt to the el ▪ slirengthan beet. to d i g eoV ia llltS l o a ls ' ;; Waft, wish THE PH( snow trsIron, 'iserl, brain, ilseadost MOM smsdy = In hs t In hai 11071134 star boo WWI Illmer, tomg is iliausamest a ilkossella et Os Wpm! Modem re DA m D C , srtw0i at irsoldas ea Mahe for Si ofiro will work THE This wr mallet of St 14 wili as ?dor i8 wool Lawlor,