The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-13 00:00:00

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Marelln d_orticale past week, Mr. Prlce begs to miOA be has tals great ropearalker to acce *INS G raMor a SHORT TIME LONGII.—See oploices el Use Press. BLONDIN ! BLONDIN ! ! BLONDIN !! ! Oa the MOE ROM sad Idd groat MGM FILM, 'WIRY WINING &Mae the mak. Doon open at amis. ULONDLN : BLONDIN ! ! BLONDIN II I Jar At lip DAY PII23OIIIIANCIS—T I/MAY. TIM DAY, and lIATUIDAY. Doors opt% at Two. BLONDIN cm Ur KWH SOPS sad his groat CHATS 11.011. BLONDIN ! BLONDIN ! ! BLONDIN !! ! in conjunction with PRIM peat swan= CIRCUS and HIPPODROXY—Thin company is pronounced by the whole or the yobbo pees to be the patted and sort Waled empany ever yet brought to Zaplead.-811017b DO east BIALLOL on Ihe ALLIAL TILAPIZL—Iee opinions et the prom REMEMBER,we wait Supper for you after sia reawaken. et STASI . lan sot (he erprems. TO CORMISPOItDMITS. Avortlonsosta Intended for "Tke Toorsoo" Looks Iffilahle Purr, Mil" ee og tke 0.08. 10. loomorto4iropot. by Two u'oiocx m the tip of goileNootion. 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Maim& hirSC4lll4 Paatonladda —AM Till WOILXOULLB Of ZONDON.—Oaasatais at Imatissil HIGH WATIS AT LONDON-D=OD. TI DAY Doesis& Di. 47n.....Afterbess. 4h. la. bo.uustow Itorabbi. 4b. 1544.....A11ini50b. lii. MA. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13. IT must have been a true satisfaction to a very large portion of the London public—and not of the London public alone—to see by the journals of the 7th inst. that the friends of the dress makers had met, to sound practical purpose, the day before. As our readers are aware, there have been inquiries in various directions for some time past as to what had become of the Associa tion, formeu in May last, for the trial of a fair experiment, under commercial conditions, of a dressmaking establishment, in which the capital might hold its own while supporting the workers, without the sacrifice of health, or welfare of any kind. By the meeting on the 6th instant we learn that the movers have not been idle, and that the interval of silence has been caused by their difficulty in finding premises fit for their en terprise. The house they have at last found and taken, in Clifford-street, Bond-street, is being pre pared for a speedy opening, at Lady-day, if not sooner. Principals and workers are engaged, and at the time of the meeting four-fifths of the shares had been taken. Two hundred 10/. shares re mained to be disposed of, and there can surely be no doubt that there are ladies enough discontented with the existing treatment of milliner girls to 611 up the shareholders' list, and leave many over. The present prospect is this. Well-disposed trade m►nagers and highly-qualified workers will pre sently be ready to undertake orders, on conditions of reasonable time and abort accounts. It will certainly be soon apparent that the lady shareholders (who will of course be customers) are as well dressed as anybody at the next drawing-room, or other critical occasion ; and they will have, and be known to have, an easy mind about the people they have been employing. No girl has sat up sewing through the night for them ; nobody's eyes are the worse for them ; no toil has been incurred for them which makes the illicit protection of selfish men—temporary and fatal as it is—too strong • temptation to be resisted. The dressmakers, it will be certain, will have had sufficient hours of sleep, an hour for exercise before setting to work, a cheerful breakfast, and airy rooms in which to sit and sew. If this is the gain, without any sacrifice whatever to the customer, beyond that of knowing her own mind in time to get served, there can surely be no sort of doubt of the establishment being eagerly supported. There are opposite opinions, as our readers may have observed, as to how the system of short cre dits will be regarded by the lady customers. There are plenty of loud voices crying out that there will be no getting the West-end ladies to pay their bills at short intervals and punt). tually ; and that if the ladies were willing, their fathers and husbands would complain of the in convenience. But there is, as we all know, TEE another side to this matter ; and here spa than a lady has publicly declared that the usleahifil is chargeable upon the tradespeople, who not only pay themselves by high charges for long waiting for their money, but are apt to charge also for articles never ordered or received, or not worth anything like their oast, while the time is past for disputing the charge with any hope of success. Whether this complaint is applicable regularly and ostensively, or only by accident and as an excep tion, it is now precluded by the new association, as for as its principle and example go. The WI is always to accompany the drug, and thus there is no room for future dispute about the charge ; and when ladies have woe experienced for a single season the economy et oath payments—or, at least, short easounte—they will probably find their husbands and fathers quite ready to adopt this easy and honourable trey of saving their money. It is not unreasonable to hope that this one ptectical trial of the working of a short-oredie "Wm may operate beyond the partioular instant*. And we mean more than that other dressmaking establishments may follow the example, whether in the hands of companies, or partnerships, or indi viduals. We mean that the mediums and uneasi ness of the long-credit system may be got rid of in regard to other commodities than ladies' gowns and mantles and headgear. For instance, we hear the beads of households inquiring how they can possibly know, at the end of a year or two, whether they are charged the right number of loaves, or of cauliflowers, or of soles, or of pounds of beef and mutton. They cannot possibly know ; for even if the daily account is kept, it is kept by servants, who in case of doubt are always believed to be in league with the tradesman. While some bystanders sympathise with the householder under the prodigious expenses of West-end life, and others with the baker, the greengrocer, and the fishmonger and butcher, all unite to denounce the domestic servants, and tell of their perquisites. The way to cheek dishonesty and illicit profits in any quarter is to insist on short payments; and when this is done in any one depart ment of household expense—and the dress of the ladies as well as any—the economy and comfort of the plan will probably suggest an extension of it in every direction in which lapse of time places the payer at the mercy of the tradesman, with or without the help of the servants. The excite ment of hope in the rural districts, and in the small towns of the kingdom last year, when the LORD ORAWOILLOZ brought forward his County Courts Bill, with its promise of put ting an end to the long-credit system among the humbler classes, cannot be forgotten yet. We hope to see a revival of it very soon. But we desire not the leas to see such a reform of the same system in London, among the great people, as may spread by imitation in the provinces, and mend the lot of multitudes of shopkeepers and their customers all over England. If the evil example of London milliners has infected provin cial milliners, and if, in consequence, their towns women have felt the cost sod dissatisfaction of the system, the servants have certainly not escaped. When the mistresses dress expensively, so do the maids ; and when the mistresses get into debt, so do the maids. The case is the same with masters and men-servants. Now, if the evil has spread down wards from West-end life, so may the good; and the success of this Clifford-street establishment may have a bearing beyond what is contemplated yet. One of the vehement complaints of our time is of the depraved and still deteriorating diameter se domestic servants. We have nothing to say her, at the moment, on either aide of this argument ; but we may safely observe that ladies'-maids and gentlemen's valets and butlers are exposed to risks which nothing can justify when long bills for ribbons and lams in the one case, and for bats and gloves, broadcloth and boots in the other, run on from season to season, till the customer cannot remember or insist on what ought to be paid for and what refuted. A strong and besetting tempta tion would be removed from domestic and the milliners' work women at once by an honest, pru dent, and accurate system of shop payments ; the mistress would find herself richer by pounds ; and then the maid would find herself better off by so many shillings, in imitation of the method of the house, that she need not regret the lost facilities for gains which she could not willingly explain. If the life, health, and morals of the one class of dressmakers is the first object in the establish ment of the London Dressmaking Company, the influence of the company in substituting short for long credits between any class of tradespeople and their customers may carry blessings to other over praised and sorely tempted orders of workers. In both its primary and its secondary operation every good citizen will wish it all seams. THE PUBLIO INCOME AND EXPEN. DITURE. This morning was issued an account of the gross public income and expenditure of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 1864. The total revenue in the year coding 31st De cember last was 70,125,374/. 15e. Id. The total ordinary expenditure was 67,163,4041. 18s. 4d. But 720,0001. was devoted in addition to fortifica tions ; so that the net exoess of income over the whole expenditure of the year is reduced to 2,241,9691. 16s. 9d. The balances in the exchequer on the 31st December. including 100,000/. of the money raised for fortifications, amounted to 6,580,9221. 144. 6d. The Admiralty paddlewheel yacht Enchantress, intended for the forthcoming trip of Prime Arthur is this Mediterraneas, was me Saturday hauled out of the fitting basis at Woolwich, after being renovated throughout She is under orders to sail on Tuesday for Marseilles, when lie prime and suite have proposed embarking. His royal highness, attended by Major Elphinstatie, west over the ship on Thursday last, and approved the arrangements which were than in progress. Mr. Charles Gilpin, M.P., the Secretary of the Poor•law Board, has expressed his Wootton to resign his parities in menexioe with that board. Be will, however, continue to perform the duties of the ogles until the appoint ment of his mumessor. Mr. Wane, Y.P. far Reading, has been mentioned u one likely to be the boo. gentleman's soccesser, but no appointment has yet been made. The secretary doss not vacate his mat, as be is appointed by the board, not by the maim—Observer. We (Times) are informed that Mr. Hutt, the Vies• President of the Board of Trade, will immediately premed to 'nem to Baptiste with the Austriaa prim mest the terms of a secassereial treaty. M. MAlLLairr's "lase."—The Musical World states that IL Mailisrt has addressed the subjoined letter to Mr.W. Harrison, the manager of her Majesty's Dwain : —" Dear Mr. Harriaos,—Permit me to thank you with all my heart for the flattering seal and Intelligent ran with which you have produced Lava. I deeply regret, and shall always regret, that it was sot is m► power to be is Leader ea the day, when, for the first time, one of my spree was represeated in England. The sympathetic favour and Madames with which the English public, whose arthde trete is so elevated, has welcomed my work, towhee me profoundly ; sad I shall never forget Use peeress has. pitality with which the music of Lars has bees received is the rionstry of the great Byron. WUI you, my dear director, be the interpreter of my *estimate of gratitude to your eseellest artiste and to my roafrere, the Maestro Anliti, year mined rfirfirorutcarre, to whom as well as to yourself I am indebted for ► good part of the success of my work. and bairn me, kc.—A. !Unarm." MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY SIN Call. OBBORNB, rsa JL The Queen and royal family took their tonal - iiiiiiiii. FMVAST IL Th e Q om . d m . oat yeAsiday aftecooos with Mown Bakke awl Priam lama The Bight How. ek Q. Windt arrived prim:lay Biter nos% wed had the Mem d Main with her Majwity. The Primer of Wales drove oat on Sonarday, attended by the Has. Mrs. Stator. The Priam and Primers of Wake. asoompanied by the Primo of Waimea, west to the lit. James's .Theatre in themes*. The Prime and Primus of Wass and the Prince of Lifetimes. with the Hos. Mn. Manor and Major Teesdale la wahine, attended Divine rule at the Oise* Royal. 54. ham's, yesterday oboes's'. The Oommosios Simko was road by the Rev. the Bab. dssa sod Rev. J. V. Penh. Antheob—" Ob. Lord I Thom boat marobad ae rat."--Ckoft. Nog by Memo. Beason, mid Foster. The soma wee remelted by the Boy. the Bab•dean, Eros Oesmia oh. 1, v. 31. The Dasher of Cambridge, the Doke of Bt. Alban, the Marquis of Stheleary. the Ferri of et. Ciormast, the Bishop of St. David's. Lord Southampton, Lord Barrie, sod Lord Crewe, attended the same. A Oatdast Council was held on Saturday at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers present were — Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, Earl Russell, the Right Honourable Edward Cardwell, Earl de Grey the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset. the Right Roo. T. Milner Gibson, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Right Hon. 0. P. Villiers. ris Neat Hee the Oheneenor of the Exam/per had a dieser party at hi. reddesee, Oarlion-houes-terrece, Saturday. The ooaipany Walnut! Sir John Bomilly, the Bight Mos. J. 8. Wortley, Mr. Roebuck, M.P., the Qmea's Advocate Sir R. Hill, Mr. J. Mill, Mr. Chadwick, Mr. T. Hill, Mr. Week's, Mr. Anson, Mr. Grey, the Bev. Mr. Lake, Mr. Mush, and Mr. W. H. Gledstose. A dep ilate. omeistieg of Lord Beadagtou, Sir John Owes, Bert, Mr. J. H. Boottelleid. 11. P., end Mr. °soap Last Phillip, M.P., had aa 'stigmata with Heel de Grey. at the War.oildoe„ on Saturday, with referees, to the rem .el of the Depot Bettellos from Pembroke Dock. The Judicial °Galena's of t►e Privy Golsen sat ce Sem day. Preesat : Lord Chaaworth, Lord Obakedced, sad UN Lords Justices Kalsht Bruce sad Tamer. Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colorist eke from the Governor of Vancouver's Dead Despatches VIM eat to the Gorman of Gibraltar, Malta, °madly sad the Bahama. DEATH OF THE DUKE OF NOUTHUMBER- WID. NEWOMITiZAJPON-TYN; Sulam .. - - The Duke of Northumberland died at Alowick Castle soon after one o'clock. Physicians were summoned hastily from Newcastle last night. We uederstand that the deceased ashlers= whose death we regret to amuses had been suffering for a few days from gout, but the attack was of no unusual severity, so that his dooms' was quite unexpected. The late Right Hoe. Algeria= Percy, Duke of Narthamberked, ha, was the youngest me of Hugh, the sewed duke, by hie sr seed wife, ?ramose, third daughter of Mr. Peter rßarrell, end was born la Demeeber, 1792, onsequeetly he was 1 0Id 72. He married, la August 1842, Lady Eleanor. eldest daughter of the Marquis of Westmbiater. In early life be entered the navy, and obtained hie rank of post-reptain in 1816. He saw, during to years. considerable *dive service in the Yeditensesaw bet after obtaining his rank as °spiels he retired, Is the year following (1816) he was created a peer by the title of Bares Prudhoe, of Prudhoe Castle, and sat in the Hues of Lords as such till he succeeded his brother, the third duke, In February, 1847, having enjoyed the duke dom eighties years. The late duke, shortly after leaving the rm. devoted himself to travel, and with his Mead *Er Gardner Waimea, pared some years la Egypt aid the Holy Lead. In 1852, on the Earl of Derby being called upon to form an administration, the late duke cossetted to accept the office of First Lord of the Admiralty, and was swore in a member of her Majesty's Privy Council. He re noised in the cabinet until the government broke up in December. He was made a Knight of the Garter is 1862. He was constable of LancesterOastle, a tusked the British Museum, President of the Royal United Smoke 'Latitudes, Presidest of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, a fellow of the Royal Society and several other leered bodies, President of the Royal lestitutiou of Great Bri tain, of Westminster and Middlesex Hospitals, end a liberal supporter of Charisgoroes Hospital, the firemen's Heats' Society, and many other charitable institutioes of the metropolis ; baddas the local charities on his large property in the each of England. He built the Sailors' Home is Shields, and within the last few years expended above 500.0001. In improving the dwellings of hie labourers and the poorer tenants on his estates in the north. His grace had by his neisilluncia during the last few years of his life caused tie sew churches to be erected in the neglected mining districts of his property. Three were numerated by the Bishop of Durham in August last, in the presence of his grace, who upraised a wish the! he might live to see the whole of them finished, so that the purest of his neighbours might have an opportunity of &S -teadies Divine worship. The late oinks was a sable takes of the arts and schuss, le default of male imbue the dared and baronial honours are inherited by the *atl of Beverley, a son of the second son of Hugh, first Duke of Northumber land, and father of Lord Loraine, M.P., and Major-General the Hon. Henry Manure Percy, C. 8., late comma ding at Colchester. From soon yesterday until the evening the church bells of St. Martin's-is-the-Fields, were tolled is sympathy with the melancholy eyelet. HEALTH OT CARDINAL WISEMAN. (THIS DAY.) The cardinal is considered to be in a sinking audition this afternoon. The medical attesidaets enter tain no hope of his recovery. Dr. Meaning arrived at York' plea% yesterday. from Rome, sod is now in eon. sleet attendance on the cardinal. In the verities Roman catholic please of worship to hie diocese yestaday the ceremony of the "ezpositiee" of the sacred Host took plane from the conclusion of high mass until the eveseng, by his enemas special request; and daring it pesyen were offered by the faithful that his death, should it sot be the will of Providence that to may recover from his pram► oritical date, may be a holy and a happy one Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and Prism Leinicgan, 'Heeded by the Hoe. Xis. Stoner sod Hajar Teethele, Meowed t►e St. Januee's Theatre with their preemie as Saturday evecieg. The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham are not expeeted to return home from their tour is Italy until April. . . . The Duke of Saldanba, who is appointed Por tuguese Minister st the Court of Bt. James's in saeoessloa to Count Larradio, is preparlog to leers Rows on his way to England. . . - - The Chancellor of the Exchequer had a dinner party at his residence, Csrltoe•honse•ternes, on Saturday. The company Whaled Sir John Remaly, the Eight Her. J. S. Wortley, Mr. Roebuck, 111. P., the Queen's Advocate, Sir R. Hill, Mr. J. Mill, Mr. Chadwick, Mr. T. Hill, Mr. Watkio, Mr. Allport, Mr. Greg. the Rev. Mr. Lake, Mr. Marsh, and lfr. W. H. Gladstone. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston entertained a select party at dinner at Cambridge Home on Saturday evening. After dinner, Lady Palmerston gave her first as sembly this season, at which a numerous company were prompt • Captain William Purer Cust, one of the equerries to her Royal Highness ►he Duchess of Cambridge, died en Saturday evening. at the Marquis of Northamptoa's maidens, is Piccadilly, after a lingering Ulnas. Captaia Oust was the elders son el the Hoe. William Cast, fourth son of the first Eon Browulow, sad nephew of the Hon. Colonel Peregrine Coe► and General the Hon. Sir Edward Oust, her Majesty's Master of the Careammies. Another garter is plaoed at the disposal of the Promise by the lamented death of the Duke of Northam , best ad. _ . • The Theron Yacht Club is about to remove to the home is George-atreet, Stuover-patre, which efue ke so =ay yowl otioupiod by tb. late Lord Lyadhozot. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. mammelffm•••• traturwit's rranonassal THE AUSTRIAN REICHERATEL VIENNA. Pa► 13. Herr von ficbmerling declared to-day at a pri vate meeting of the members of the Lower House of the Reiohinath, that the government agreed with the principal points expressed la the address to the throne. He regretted, however, that there was a di vergence of opinion between the government and the House in reference so Hungary and Malicia. The Diets of Hungary and Croatia will, bower, meet simultaneorady with the legate Iteicherath, which is positively to be convoked immediately after the close of the session of the Reicharath. Energetic efforts will be made by the government to bring the question of the Duchies to a satisfactory solution. The government will submit separate financial bills for the budgets of 1885 and 1806. PRANCE. PARIS, Fu. 13. The interest on Treasury Bonds has been fixed at Si pm oent. for three to five months' bonds ; 4 per cent. for bonds of six to eleven months ; and 4; par cent. for bonds of one year. ROME. FED. 12. ►ccording to letters reoeiredhere from Rome rumours were current in that city that the Papal court, although dissatisfied with the letter of the Emperor Maximilian, would not withdraw the Papal nuncio from Mexico, but, at the same time, had Aetermined not to conclude a ooncordat with that eounti7. The hurricane which has prevailed at Marseilles has moderated, but the cold is still intense. SPANISH FINANCE. MADRID, In. 13. Yesterday Senor Berzon&llana announoed to the committee on the bill foe the anticipation of the taxes, that he was williogto make the following modifications in the proposod schemes: —"Those persons paying taxes to the amount of more than 80 reals, and all officials whose annual salaries exceed 8,000 reals, will be compelled to pay the taxes in advance. Those doing so 'voluntarily will be allowed interest at the rate of 8 per oent." TUE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, Fsh.l3. The royal mail steamship Seine, with the above mails, has arrived here, with 72 passengers, 2,084,169 dols. in specie ; plating, value 1,996/. ; precious stones and pearls value 2,6941. ; and also 2,485 packages of general cargo, oonsistiog princi pally of indigo, sarsaparilla, cigars, coffee, cocoa, bark, india-rubber, and 90 live turtle. The Seine left St. Thomas on the 29th ult. From the 3rd to the Bth inst. she experienced heavy north-westerly and south-westerly gales, with high seas. The steamer Carlo arrived at St. Thomas on the 24th ult., and sailed again on the following day. At Chili the National Congress had terminated its sittings. They had approved the public expenses for the year 1865, and sanctioned an increase of two millions of dollars on the estimates for public purposes, to be expended on the augmentation of the navy. The government undertaking to give attention to the best means to be adopted for the colonisation of vast tracts of country by immigration, oommissioners for this pur. pose met and passed resolutions proposing the foundation of an emigration office, with branches in Europe, the acquisition by the government of lands on which to instal the emigrants pro visionally, and the assignment by government of an annual sum to encourage emigration. Business is quiet. Exchange, 44 to 44 per dollar. At Peru there was no immediate likelihood of a settlement of the Hispano-Peruvian difficulty. The South American Congress had left Peru to settle the question single-handed. General Vivsnoe had been despatched by the Peruvian government to the Chinches, in order to treat and terminate the diffi culty. lie proposed to submit the Spanish claims to the decision of a mixed commission appointed by the two governments. Admiral Pareja insisted, as a preliminary, on the expenses of the Spanish ex pedition being guaranteed. It was considered that Peru would submit. Bad weather had been experienced at Callao, and property along the beach had suffered extensively. Exchange, 3s. ld. per dollar. At Grenada there bad been fine weather, and the planters were Dually engaged preparing for the sugar crop. Cocoa was rapidly arriving at market for shipment. Cotton picking was progressing, and the island was healthy. The barque Georgian Wallace, of Glasgow, had arrived at Jamaica. She had been detained at St. Thomas for three weeks by want of hand', four of her crew having died of yellow fever. The steamer Plantagenet, from Liverpool, had also arrived there. Business iu the island was quiet ; transactions steady. Smallpox had broken out with renewed virulence. Coffee quotatious were from 50s. to 525. for ordinary ; 601. for mountain berry. Sugar, dark, 15s. to 16e. Exchange at 90 days, 13 per cent. premium. The news from the other islands is unimportant• WELTRER REPORT. YoWT, rsaioaw ,-(THIS DAY.) IL I. I— • lobs 03.49 38 Itmodesa 83.0 LtUla 20.01 33 Afillollllllll 30.44 73 80.66 86 Cope aeon. 80.16 35 Liverpool 80.34 IS Elalytteed 3a27 36 Pembroke I POISMINO 30.14 33 Bred 30.06 U L'Ortent $OOO 114 Rochefort 33.09 PO Plymouth 33.16 31 Weymouth 80.17 39 Portamoalh 11918 27 Loch= 30.3227 DOTS/ Venom* 10.27 SOIANWOOIIa )? iilol6ll 6.&Z. LN.Z. a N.& N.E. W.I. ILI. L IT. Z. ELL 11.1. S, 2.1. Wit. Z.N.Z. I. k. 8. ek 0.10 I rI 4 10 !OAS 1 .o.lo' 1 n 0.33 1 - - - 6 8;1: so f o_3ol+ 70 1.18 bs — 3 l 2 o so I so 0.1 2 co 11 60 be l 0.1 - Lis - ZAK N.N.W. N. 11.1. &IL NA. ILL X.Z. SE. saw. L W. es 1 . I - • -I - • PRODADIA. IVISDAY. 011 NOITHILI WEINSWAY. 1141.1. 15.8.1!... Towle- 00a1Mi. Reit to 11.11 W., trek rote to strong. with snow is pima. snow. N.H. foal. 'trona to Warw. N.ll. to &load to LW. troth , wow st times. In pima. oderato, Koo S o wstr to m or rain. N.F toe.ll. and bt. 1101,211=3. ILL be ILL tsi strong, wills snow oo at times. As nazi above. swum. As out abovo. mad Is pious to LW. Northers =Scotland. WtotormareOzanne tond ,maid Wake, mid Nthc oAjs- wows. Aottheth JrAtAlab Dog et ay. *morn olostword England and North Sea. The seat +loyalty at Covent Gerdes is to be Mr. O. L. Nannay's liniglkh Venial of IL Goluiral'a comic wen, Le Natoli stalfri hi. At the Haymarket Theatre le hi full rehearsal the sew comedy by Jtr. Watt. tirfillps, willed 1/7ie Wonsan is Mauve, in which Mr. &Shorn playa the principal cha• swim 13, 1865. LAW INTELLIONNCE. man DAT.) MAIN Bir W. P. Wood.) ROMOOII.-7101111112 M.D. Thh me a rabies, nadir the hie Jasties Wheedle by mother, sad playlag thst the owl ilreeror tei tis kelbsod to allow her mew to her all& It eppeend GOA the mother had. by We owe iossierhae. etwashied seem thee sloss ia tet Mr kasbead, epos her sod resolved her &pia :gl i b ' e a mele as eg e ela se far leis. eoadasted sa to give We to peens/legs la Ws Di. vortoWert brig lealitabed by bar bubend. Ursa** lag of Ws diverse same the jodgessat of We mart was M *slog ateitery bad Mee ermadhed. bet ibIS Fs= sf asolael and ladhoretios bed sitesesteried SIM poeseedlesp. Atter this the mether sei kr bails& esph. ssied, Weigh the husbesi, who Itreegbeht had midi rah the 'Wad Hubei, sad malt owlish aossiderelisa far We mama, wee ems them wan to she her yet aarAbar ii 1•0011 011Wirdlli bar poshims. Le this. however, Is• was gristly opposed by his owe Maily, sod the Metead eat the maim ere ill separeasd. TM Mimi is sow Is Wife kWh* his prolessioa, sad peed* lit= Ammo there km Wood the child at embed la *der We mend guidable sad oretrol of his sister. Usher them oheasesteasse the mother mow payed moms to bar - - The Vioe-Classeellor mid that these cam were by kw left to the diserethe el the caut to do that whisk wee giglat hawse the parties and beet for the will of the eland. la every alas, therefore, It wee the duty of the judge to corialtri well ell the airearnsrateees, and to veldt mill the oceseguaoss of the order it idea make. AsUsg in this maser in the prima ma, is appears* to Idna that be ought sot is order *seer under soda tisswastaaissa as bad ocourred Is this maths. He weld sot way Met the husband had meted unjestilably la what be bed desk aad be saw 04 if the mother bad saes to its se to its education mad mode of hands[ _would odes between the mother and sent--eaalbsts bearaidei le se mean& injurious to the child IMeY. Thee was *nether fast, too, to be re membered. Had the mother se esedasked bereelf es to be free from blame she would now bass bees ia India with her husband, aid al aessmity sepasaged from her child h is manly as she was sow. Under all the elsonmeaaesa, therefore. he must dismiss this petilisa, but la as delft he would express a begs. sad that very meneedy, that as husband would embody waskier the while matter, and, sot allowing himself to be biassed by family or Meads, would so act as his ream, kis eawasisaits, mad his own hoed should &Sate. COURT OF COMMON PLZAS. - - - - - - - - MUM. at NW Prins in Landon.—(Befors Lord elbid JeMiss Erlo and a Sposial Jar y.) Igninfriii OP TU comm. This was tho first day of tho sitliags in Loadory and the mese list was a heavy ono, there bobs no less thin 223 sairim, mid al those, 94 mums wars marked far tell by special Prim. Dams: O. DaIKILAT.--owitook. Yr. Wood add that this was an action for &oder, and both parties to the suit we gentimasa ocoupyine high . j.....06.m ireel- Was la the Oity el Leedom. The defendsat bad sot caly mot guilty, bat she a instiloaties • bat lino7r appeared that the words spokes ware tasiadeisetirely ups. reports which the delsadaat bad heard ; and whilst there mu ill -feallng by the dateedaat, the plaintiff', Indy °Wein was to vindicate bin character. Meier the dram:minnow it bad been imaged that the plea of Julifisatisa should in withdrawn, and that them Amid be a verdict for the plainti Horatio Lloyd, for the dodendant, odd that, without admitting the accomay of the wards mid to bays bees Weigle by the dadaist, be 'pea that the stataamat was founded osly or report, sad that *WO wes so ill-fseliag towards the plaintiff. Ile she wished to say that the fir fondant was gratified with this tarothraMon of the case. Verdict for the plaintiff. Dumps 40a. BBOOND OOURT. Sittings at NW Prim.—(Brian 14. Justice Soak sad • O- Ja7•) MAT V. TRAT.—ALuisio Miss Fray who has appeared so often before the muds, was the plaintiff In this es" end she reed hot brother be recover damages for an alleged libel contained la a Man written b 7 him to the board of guardians is Ifeetemsery shire. After some staterneets bed bees made and a/no mese owl demos laid before the jury, Mr. J natio' Smith held the libel had Dot bees proved. Wes Fray asked that the point should be renervid. Mr. Justice Smith said ha should MINIM bathing. The plaintiff wee Dossuited. MB FOLIOS COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Bowarsivr. • LIIMOXIa whom tin. Hooky Thomas, a tall, stoutly-bsilt man, l i r= appearance, was °barged with semulting P 133. The constable said he wee on &sty in Holborn at about 1 o'clock on Sonday minim when the ddendant, who wm the worse for liquor, galled to him. " Policeman, I wont you." Witness went up to him, and he seized witaass 'by the collar and threw him on the ground. Witasse got cep, and asked why the primmer had throws him dews. He replied that he would de so agate, and did so with such suddenness that whims had sot time to put himself on his guard. A bystander came up and said, " W kat did you knock the policeman down for r The pawner repaid that be would lieu's him down too. Witues than took him in charge. Whams suffered considerable pain from the falls, and wee shoal disabled from duty. The prisoner said he bad so iatestioe at injuring Hie pol man. They had beep talking together about Treadle& sod he wu showing the pollutes. how any it was to throw men, but without intending actually to bring Wm to the gronad. He &Med having throws him twice. Tbe oomplalsent limited that be had any previous oosver- Nation with the primmer. Mr. Flowers said he had ao doubt the primmer having been drunk at the time had as impressim that be had only thrown the caostable cue. He probably did not intend to tell • lie about it; but be (Kr. Flowers) believed that the policeman's account wss the ocereot unix. Even if it was only once, it ma a very improper thing to throw a man is that way, especially polioineas. His only doubt was whether be was justiMd in lapwing so small a penalty as 31., or 14 days imprisonment. MARLHOROUGH43IItEET. esv s. Frederick CAriety, • led, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with throwing snowballsia tit* streets to the common danger of the pommies. Polioe-ooesteble Gordon. 33 (1, said that about belt-past 9 teat night, while in Pesten-street, he saw the prisoner with fear or five other lads, *owe of them engaged in making snowballs while the others were throwing them at, the passers by. Haring seen the prisoner throw a meow ball at • young men, who was then in court, he took his late custody, the others getting away. Henry Arnold, of No. 6, Brewer-sheet, Goiden-eq= proved that while creasing Pantos-street ha wee p with snowballs, but he could not say who struck him. The lad bad nothing to say. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he was bound to inform the prisoner that he would not be permitted to pelt persons along the streets. It would not matter if a nuerbstrl boys pelted one another, sod no doubt =ay of them had done it in their time. As there was nothing furious about the snowballing be would only fine the prisoner sa. SOUTHWA 1074007A3 CASI or ATIZIUTZD Fanny Alen, • respectaliclookins young woman of do pier appeareeek was placed at the bar before Mr. Wool rycli, charged with attenaptiog to commit suicide by swal lowing • quality of white prompitnte powder. Pohos-omiii 124 L saW about 1 o'clock that monks be was passing down Marlboroughatrest, New-sat, wheelie saw the Flamer lyisg curled op is the gutter putielly cowed with snow; He west cap to her and found her to he insensible, and at first be thoagnt she was !resew to death. He, however, lifted her up sod carried her to the workhouse, where abs was instantly received sad pat in • warm bed Ind carefully attended to. to the ruins of the monies he called again at the workhouse and asoutaised that abs had recovered and that the doctor kid dimmed she bad swallowed Owe. Mr. Wookyeh asked what descriptios of poison it was ? Witness replied that it was white prempilats, and la her pocket was found the paper that had cootakied it. Whet he took her turn the workhouse to the stogies-boon she admitted tbat she ioteeded to destroy herself. M &r. Wain (to the prisser ) —What Lave you to gay for younelf Prisoser—Nothing. I intended to do it. I our tired of life. Woolrych—Don't you know it is • very wicked set and that you are liable to be pusidsed Prieoser—l don't sue. I did sot went to live any T T e • 'a ukileroi respectable monied WOlllllll. heft step forward and mid that she could Dot sacient for her attempting such • wicked sot. Her undue!, however, bed been very singular rises she lost her mother two yews edm Mr. Woolrych asked her if she bad &Maniple& to ~aim "'Colds on any previous ocaisioo She replied in the negative. She was is comfortable sir ownstancas, and bad no trouble. Mr. Woolryoh remanded bar for a week, so that alas might be examined by the prison surgeon to ascertain her state of ruled. THAMES. 7111 LAW 07 AlAr2lll AID WORAMAIL Yr. Charles Young, inoliniter, applied o behalf el Yr. =l muter wow is lieskrell. kw versa to 000 of bis Josineysess. who with sista riser bed ebeeekeed their aseter's reviee. leaving week se dated The aster wee el per ieseertesse le rester ergen. who were is the prbethe of pay. fag their at. is adverse fee we* dry *e- Vrta aerate. The at. spier wboa be wiled bed peld fee waking es*. end le& ben the estalleh meet el bis reeler bare it wee caspieled. Soneetimage li n um, bad rimmed as omit ea 4/. owl 51, i t — i i i, works" WON oa 6 4 k hamar to nsy thia Maud by mean work of lb, Taw at the roomy td fa b b lask m r pais groMod a sanest for the appraisal= of th e wawa& complolud ot. • MOOCIL! WWI ♦ rI14L•11, Williees illZatilleieied?4aiw — eii ; glephor, teg ea Imbrue et Oresawwa, wee with = Awitf beeekleg and eateelag tbe et lira 4 ,k i lawbbeet. ppopowitetebie ceilm r9 It mid that at a railer pit 12 a ikareasi abbe be wee es duty is tie lawiehmegepp. pm pa mon tie peseesatees ramie. be tried a tido di% trbieb knoteatlp gro .a He mewed vita abetter ae. idle, rad es armed the master be op =er as& Oa abase eat to W et lma m "Here he is," tie Wieser i niam p ua . kiwi; up, aged Yea V the awk, sad is t' Waggled segetber. Oa psi tbe primer the was renewed Waimea Vim, bat the pimp, was 7 seemed sad 111011vers4 to tbe italic, lib. eau aftweards weed Si ECIMINI So prowder. ei Mai got ea ealatere bad bees adopted by p lu m.. Amp% ea adjobles 'bed, getting ea to Qs root, a ppig =sr lelitat bro ldre g e s l i z y te se t gm* et el biaol== twined 1 It •174 baw obtor given bet. 931 ls( eirrahwidte ervillases. Impeder newadere welled ler a teased. Yr. Twin raoseded Ile Opener amid fdetelday. We hereto elate that a anions saddest reecemed to Kra. Baia, wife of the Lead Mayor, ea the evenly d Thursday, Sad fast. Os that evenini, it will be e s * laded, an astartaismont was gives to the Mph at MI Oley of London School at the Manske Hosea Ma ad% though of ashamed ego and sa invalid. was 'axiom to ee. sale the esjoymest of ses pe* ia whom eh. Uri Mare t ree olarstthe ye " small kg 9 14 = peas loft her ream. went heo a teloom holm Egypetea Mell, whose Me satertaaately fall del eve of bee ith being brass by the telL Mr. ILm Ralde mead alleohat, was Ga ile Cl ara= hare MIMI at ileutemeeeldeed this the blurb tegellow with the shook to the eydelm, would hem a sudem male, the _eche le *serpent, sod the lady is papal % Ism basamehly.--Cky Pr em. SBVBSAL Ytoes.—Dnrillg the past 4 8 bola several serious Ira hem scoured in the smarepolibe ffe. triet. One, whieh there is no doubt was the oak d eras immediacy, broke out in a large empty home, No. 1, jog, place, Ocenreerelelmad, In the Haat, whisk was gide d o , M i r. A fire elso ooeurred as the maim 'loo Mr. Vale, a builder, Na 17 Intl. Oeuresida. Lreetliooonduit-street chafiltable heads weedem - I Sri likewise broke out is the modem of Yr W. B. He... umbrella mausteehrer, No. 57, Aldenpleekeet, my, . The Odd floor, used as wainkeps, sad the vabeelde etsr tun* were cossaneed. Won Mix Daomwere NZAZ BIZNINGHAIL.. The flood whole was moodased here last week by de beadiag ot the cabal at Mao his Toms supplemsetal be await ficol, used by the bussliag at the same set which, though sot so dertractive to property, he reedd to the km of thee lives. About hall-past sit ea Pak Mthe bank of an arm of the all Bermingham easel gave way. The water meld oat reed flooded lis lead and homes mar, sad poured dews a eselpit Midis Mews as No. 17 pit, sad whisk below to the lad et Dudley. Three men, named David, John, end Ise* Walton, had gone to work la the pit about ea ham ps. 'Wady, and little hops was satertaised that they emit seam the deed. The pit was searched as soos se weak and about neon on Saturday the bodies at the mere eus quite dead. They were mimed home to ask le. Z"'questa. The assouot of hemp dose by the water le is the beneedishe asiglitourhood is onatidalrahlk IIIZTZLOZDINAZT ACCIDINT AT Luolloterli.— Ruessrow or • • LOOMMITVII Bono. —A comespookel ▪ Leemineber telegraphs some particulars of • Semis sedient whisk occurred there yesterday (Beady) neernieg, between S and 3 o'clock. Lamberts, is sa is. palest Maths ea the railway between sad Madre* and a Woe goods traffic rum a = the Imre dad'. We sight. At the time Inning( a geode train was about to leave the stake, she the boiler ot amine bust with a tremendous min, Fortunately no lives were madam, bat the swim maw and hie family bed a sorrow seeps. Oa one side el the line • part of the oldies was down asp and ea Ye she the pernesger shed was eagariahaly shattered. Several ma risme were injured, and the damage dote was very gred, The acellent created math coesternation in the ton. TIN EARL OP LZICSIITZH ON TES MALT-TAX.-. The Berl of Leicester has published a letter arm the eslb hes. Hie lordship obeerma r—" Admitting the melthe to he costree7 to the principles of free trade, I elm mud pallier is to be the interest of the farmers of Norfolk the It Mead be removed at premed. An immodest* teld raped ad the tax ia, of coarse, out of the qualm, as tic/ wadi have to be met by the counter-impolitic. d ease taxes he mere oppressive to the agricultural indent. I sa holler of minim that WWI say oared= which the Or saber of the Esabequer may have at his dismal Albs to UAW applied to dineteishing the issome-bar the Ye ash Ise, say profits arising frees the partial repeal al die Milead d yielding the knee relief sated= Ike weepier, be eventually divided between the sod the ormanser. • Ave Anneal! Tiaras a. —We have mud pleasure in noticing the safe arrive' at Mills, ce Nehru to Glorineny, d the Atrium traveller, Mr. lialed Naffs. This enterpridag patlessaa has hem midrib daring the last @debase months, the interior of Alin, es far as Ghia-Mk* bait way hawses Tripoli sel Tirabactoo, Wag the first European who has mad the Atlas in that direction. He started oe his tor web from Algiers in August, 1863, sad the latat sees I mimed at bias in Europe was dated October 19, 1864. ASS issamershie bards sad imminent made, in whisk he le. ✓d wend levers wounds, he retried to Tripoli • he days ago, and took mews Who Meuludiah for Mills. Be loaves today by the Syria he Marseilles, to consalt sa to melds, another exploration es the same tract.—Mllk !Nem FM. S. Tan Loss or tae BomBAY.--Subscriptions he the relief of those depoodest ea the unfortunate pike Ines lost in her Majeety's late ship Bombay will be TOCivel by News. Ceuta and Co., Seamed, and by Mears. ROW mad Ousommey, Gnat Geormetreet, Westmoster ; eol semaattee for the purpose of dieteibutieg the feeds is big famed. Admiral Elliot Meta that the subeeriptions lea Beams Ara, amounting to 6091 3s. Bcl., have bees be walled by the same mail as him letter, and that the Moe* Adam subeaription, amounting to about 7001., will idea by the next. 'deviant° CAM—A cue of considerable interval le the sporting community came on for trial on Ftiday Mee Court of Common Mem Dublin. It was an nabs broach% by the Marquis of Drogheda aminst the ebbe hider of the Spring-kill 8 3 / 4 •eplenhaess at 1864, to resew the saes et 3M. claimed by him under she articles, as the winner al the race. A coma= was raised as te whether the stewards of the may to wham the math bad bees referred, were =tilled to allocate to the ho de instead of heading over to the whom the 51. each, whirl was paid by the roamers of men hones which ran. Swot wit:mese were examined es to the man* of the then le the " Basin Chlendar," end the esostroolios alee• timber ram under whole the sere in question was me. A verdict was gives ea Saturday far she plaintiff. Erroeosolltast breesriomoo. —The follow* extraordieseue edwerthemest appeared is the Inverse. Charier al Thursday lea r—" To the Editor of the Is is. Courier.—' Donee Free Manse. Feb. 7, 1865.-04 — Two females from Leyland called on me this night with a view to the pablication d the aecompaming dammed es ma advertisement in the Courier. I hereby give try ow eurreeoe to the foresaid prepaid. Have the egg to send the document to Dr. Cisambe ll , Mat Ty heirs one or two words which are wanting in his War WS. which must have beea hurriedly written.—Yeent mey truly, A. ILtcrEsaeon.' A rumour haven bee eilealated mediae to affect the dander of the fair as d Lealeand, in reference, to the body of • child lately had is Lock Nem, the iohabitaste of the district deemed it lls* dint to get their ohmmeter adjusted by Dr. Campbell/ foal Lowness, who on Meshy last met all the mum eel ' 1 " amnia females ot the dem in the vestry et the Fes Church. and certified ea to that character being fres bat reproach. A maid of 51. is hereby offered to ay C who as give oorrect isformation to the Bev. Mr. rdDmeo, of mamas attributieg the perpstrettes me to any et the females Milne the bounds et Deb eel.—Locked, Jan. 25, 1865." I hereby certify I leas emainined a number ot young wow et Locheed, awl bas so reams to believe that any of them have been mem* condued.—W. A. Caterszu.' SHIPBUILDING ON tae THANTB. --On Satards/ tau smoreifieent mask were launched iron the lee/ Me of the Thamee—than al the Thames Imam& Blealmall, awl that af the Millwall Ironworks et Mira The 'Meese acid and bitter sortie-sat eked exereid a sal material idioms& as the atteadanos of visitor; a t lei yards, hat, soverthelsee, each lauoch wee, if addle in its eurronodiers, at least accomplished with Ile beet practical effect. The Napoleon lit, built se the Theme Ironworks, has been constructed fer lb; Comma* Of nerale Tranastlantique. This is oil the largest and meet ppoowaful peddle stamen 1001 built, her burden, by bnßderr measurement, beta, 4,000 tom, while her somMel Mean power is to be which is. of armee. aleshl• _of bang worked 21 So lout 6,000. Except the Onsead mesas no paddle slaw , of such size end power bus bees built for souse elms 11 14 Ner leagth eves Nevem the perpendicular , is no lass rasa 363 ft., her breadth fur lossege, 46ft., her depth and her hemp 3,791 teem Mem% RevoshOl, sad Ow ore to he the waken st her mem& The BMA which was Munched from the 11311 well works, tee beer built tor the Royal Mall Seeemembet Oanpeny. ISM, 5 the Napalms, le • oemerbehly Ilse meal, built for rem speed and sande pasaToseeemmedritios. Her is to 3 ea road mashes loss. Her length ore s! 8101 t., with • breed* or towage of 449 t.. sod s * of amidships 251 t. Roc memo ere le he of power, nominal, and mgabli of meld* d bed Both impetus wen serarlliat with 1066e6 slosso . an teanteboth yards an = 4. dr, le while • leas he promediem of the 6f at peels were with festivity. Y j 'Mb I 110 0 • o ; 0 0 I, io nori OS. 4 014 • pr or c • la. I ILI •P bei Ss 1 ala 11 Ns. • Ir. • 1 • M • tri ‘ 6 • d TI • A •t o *l.l' a • • . . ri rd M 1 Ile • 'alt• MR • hal dM s Wig MI but to Ire ae air hi iihr tic to iv it