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

Bt►c Conn. OSBORNE, Pam 1. The Queen and Royal Family went out yester day mottling. and again is the aftersoom The Pried of Walla west oat basting with the Isle of Wight hounds, atimodad by Captain Grey. Tite Duke of Cambridge arrived from Dorados ea a visit to her !dainty, attended by Colossi Clittom The Dowager Dmihem of Athol. has succeeded Lady Churchill as Lady in Waiting. Th. Judicial Committee of the Privy Oettneil Ear pater. day; preeeet, Lord Chelmsford, the Lords Judie's Haight Bruce and Turner, and Sir Lawmen Peel. Leeratebee wore received postman,' at the Colonel odke from the Goversom of the Owe of Good Hope. New foundland, end Canada. Deepatehm were sent to the Governors of the Wilt Inds lamas and British Columbia- The Bight Hon. the Chanel of of the Exchequer hes returned to tows from Osborne. The Duke of Devonshire is expected tolarrive at Devonshire Hoare en Monday, from Holism Hall, near Manetberpe. The Duke of Rutland is expected to arrive in town on Monday, from Belvoir Castle, is order to dime with the peers of the oowrvstin party at the Bad of Derby's residence. The Duchess of Inverness received her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge at dimmer yesterday evening at lisestagtoe Palace. The royal dilates, attended by lady Geraldine Somanet, arrived at the Palace at 8 o'clock. Among the guests premed to meet her royal bier SW were hie Excellency Count Larradio, his Excellency Baron Bentiock Mr. G. Howard, Mr. and Lady Charlotte Rubel!, Mr. Stepney, aid Dr. Quin. The Marquis of Lansdowne will arrive at Lans downe Boom on Meader nest from Bowood Park Wilts, to be present at the Earl Granville's parliamentary dinner, and for the meet* of parliament. The Earl de Grey has returned to Carlton. Arden after a shod shown from tows. The Earl of Lonadale is recovering from his recent indisposition. Lord Stanley of Alderley has arrived in Dover streak from Alder* Park, Cheshire. Lord and Lady Dufferin have taken possession of their new residence in Grosvenor-square. Lord and Lady Chelmsford and the Hon. Miss stating the number of trains that had passed Thesiger have arrived from a tour in Italy. within three-quarters of an hour previous to the Lord Hotham, }LP., hats arrived at his residence accident the narrative goes on :—" It had been in Grosvenor-street from his seat in Yorkshire. "the practice prior to this day to send off the coal According to the London and China Telegraph, " train first from our station, but I was ordered I the Secretary of State has decided thel d the not se a w letered B t ritish "by the head porter to keep the coal train and dollarthr frwailwa s hall toned that to have place a a snllled edge time the " send the empties off first, which was the cause of ed It is dollar would require a *manifested aad expensive addition " the ballast train being left at Charlton. After It o the coining prams, which would be very difficult to work " the coal train wee gone, and I had given the I mid liable to disorder. At preaset it is uncertain whether " line clear' to Angerstein, I had the 4.5 express I any of the dollars will be coined hers for shipment. Capt. " train down, and after passing that on to Anger. Kinder and staff will most probably leave England by the " stein, and receiving line cleat,' I had the 4.20 mall, and arrive at Hoeg Kong about the and of Jaen " express down Somebody at the time came A great trotting match took place on Wednesday . in the Bois de Boulogne, between the famous American "running out of the telegraph-office telling me trotter Shepherd and French horse Ex , for 4001. The " there was• 'train waiting' at Cheri- Newt= sporting world was oo t h e spot in groat fora. The " ton. This message, together with the horses looked is first-rate condition Shepherd wee drives " heavy traffic then taking place, caused me by this owner's groom, and Express by Alfred Noyes. The "to get confused, and I gave the signal, line warm was two miles and a half. Shepherd took the lead " clear.' I was so confused I did not know Sad maintained it to the last, winning by about 100 yards. " what I was about ; so much so, that I was very The "arics2 trotter was as hyourit• ; betting, 3to 1 on "much surprised to find that it was the outside • ShePherd. The first royal subscription ball took place at " porter that brought me the message, and I could Bodin oath, might of the 2.3* ie the O pera H aw " have sworn that it was one of the telegraphic boys. The King sad Queen. the Crown Prime sad Psi " All would have been well if I had been left alone, princess Alias of Great Britain, and Prism Louis of HMSO, " and not have received a telegraphic message, ell the princes and princesses of the Prussian royal family, " which seemed wholly to confuse." sad a very brilliant assembly, were present. The festivities This unvarnished tale bears truth in every line, °°°timid till two the morning. The Italian journals announce the death of the and it proves that, in so far S 4 JONES was con poet Fella Demme, author of the libretti of Nona. and rented, it was his very anxiety to do right that of th e s omoom o o l o . made him innocently blunder into wrong. He had The following letter has been written by Geri to attend to the up and the down lines at once ; badi Io reply to an address from some law et mime to enter every train five times in his signal-book ; News, January 10.—My dear Fria:lda—Toll the to hurry on the traffic, and yet to keep all safe. spirited ladies of Trieste that Italy will one day reward . . . . Performing to the best of his diligence these duties, he had sant two expressos along the down line linoe he had received notioe of the ballast train starting from Charlton on the up line. That in timation was only by "two beata," which denoted their gangrene inspiration'. The tyranny of the foraginr cannot last much logger is a country when as at Trieste the mother nourieh their infanta both with their milk sad with a h►tred of their country's oppressors. When Italy shall be able to claim her frontiers, she will not forget that Nice of the nut —Ent yours, GAL" 'LIFEBOAT BIEBTIOES. —g the stoma AA a te. pot pea Ma the boats Durin of the National IflehcaS . lelltaftes moved Ytpr.ortem Merest wrecks Gam arta. Ileheettbaket has expeoloil 41111,611 lad ea itlea ht the ems off Ita LWOW to e erahess eatrefele b etaX kW! Wan WIN Illebede other of the lostlioVou esouomely PHIAL eYr sIBTANCIL, to getable lb= to teem the wallow& demands oa the laelltation'e setabilsbmenta Oolarloutlaie are received by Iflowee. Willie and Co., Herein IMO Co..Coutte and Co , and all the Loudon and ooasts7 Woken, alba by the Secretary, Milord Lewis, Ray., as the la ellblioa, 14. lehaotreet. Maki& JOBS BROODEN. Oal GUAM GIOLD CRAIN NANUFACTONT, 1I IMMITTA4TIEBT. ODWITAMILDIN. JOHN BD.OODZITS GOLD CHAINS. JOHN BROODIN'S GOLD GUARD CHAINS. JOHN BROODINSGOLD ALBUT aunts. DKN'S GOLD BROOCH CHAIN& 301 T • HB PALL MALL IiAZETTE, An - 11•INTITII PZITSPAPER sad RIVI3W, rill saw as 11.1115 DAY. tobreasy T. Peso Twosomes. ROY•L AGRICULTURAL BALL. GHAT gad CONTINUED SUOMI, cd PRICSS SPANISH CIRCO sari RIPPODZOKB. lasweessed by the wbob , ibe Labp . r . , ,rare, to be the best tromps of equethrlans yet greeented THIRD WRBIL of the Greed Military and Inge,- aerstacle, entitled the BRIGANDS of CALA.BRIA„ geeing WO persons and the sabots of the waguineent sled ri highly trained horses and p !bet appearthes of the ex traordinary Spanish Gymnasia. MALLOL and MUNN, the marvels of timidity. Unabated women of the SPURTS of the 1111' ,0 DROMII and the SCRIM of the ARIBA. Thirtj e rly thsestrionth Berman. hawk Italian, and Spanish lined imp of performing Roos ha Dolomm PERSOIiCANDIS. DAIS. THURSDAYS, and RATIIIIDAYS, al two (iciest Doers open wary evening at emu Veloric JILL 111 KB El DI RIR I we wait Suppw for you shit the Ittatemisee. ITAJIII. FM het the OrliVeso. TO ODZILIRONDANTS. incasements tanisded tar The Zanessi* Leedom Sassing , salsa be at UN Olgos, 10, gosaarksiriasS. tod Taper sa ins day al pantleallon KAMM. THli vnonso. LAAA. Hamm OMR. limey, IPorbm, urea. Ilmmtel; alma timass Poe, ColNatelL &mum —Condo:tor, Ardltl. —AM VIZ LION AND THZ VNIOOIN. 0:4MmIl. TIM M°, Z. BMlca.--Omomence M T. ILMIANAIrt. Tam tram DAVID OASZICL.-LAID MINDIZAZT NAMED AND DONS FOIL Nam Satins. Bird& Sank- Mae. Gardos . Iris Stkowdon. -MMUS aFRINGTINIL Mr. Caaptaa.-And TES WOLF AND TIM LANZ IFSI WSW% Saw ;MIK ILLOID NOM AND TEL ICE MAIDEN TRINCINL—AAA TEL SMUTS Or LONDON. Mean. Tlho% J. W. Niky. O. Wader. D. Yang. J. Noloce. N. IVITSILIff. 111114 Mn.l. llikoMiL dr Bernot. sod Goring. n, • LYCZOII. TEO !MUM MY WINN OUT. Mr. Widd'comb and Wm ]trey —IIUI 10•661D1 Yews. !Pechter, liminsaa, Illtopstalek. Oarli Wilma Mar Kkwarthy. DEMIt-FICILD Yr. Widdkostb. sitlTAtitith. ram maw. urns DUEY BRE . or ta• Old WIT o Itireadssedle-sinet Misdaisss E. Lam, W. Cranford, sod E Jacobs Mr. 0 Blewood. flisidabs PastanMelds —Sad THE WOKE dMILS OF I,oNDON.—Eammos iS half-pasS EMU WATLI AL LONDON-811M= Si= bar S 7. tomotaow Zaslag, a. Os.....Afterooco. a. SOIL LOSDON, THURSDAY, FRBRUARY 2. No one could expect any other verdict then that which the Inquest on the Blackheath Railway as has returned. We do not, indeed, under take to vouch for the act of the parties implicated _ _ amounting to manslaughter, for much may be said in favour of at least one of them to prove that even technically he isnot guilty of the legal offence. But the jury was not composed of lawyers, able to define crimes, but of ordinary men capable of judging on facts, and we take their verdict for the present as meaning no more than that Joilzs, the signalman, and La scums, the guard, were the immediate causes of the disaster. And of this there can be no doubt. Had JOS= not signalled that the line was clear, the passenger train which overtook the goods train would not have started. And had LANcArraa, on the first stoppage, instead of trying to work the train forward by pieeerneal, gone back to stop anything from following, he per hap, might have been in time to prevent the passenger train from entering the tunnel. But while this is the state of the facts, both have the excuse that they acted not deliberately wrongfully, not even negligently, but to the best of their judgment and their powers. More particularly is this the case with Jozias. We shall do him no more than justice in transcribing some muteness of the explanation, drawn up solely by himself, which he read sobbing to th. court. " I entered the Company's service " two years ago as porter, which ritnation I bald " up to a week previous to the accident, when I " was planed in the signal-box to do duty for the " signalman, who was iIL I don't believe I bad " done more than twenty hours' duty in the sig " nal-box before I took charge of it, so that my " experience was but little. However, when I " took the duty I hoped I should have been able "to perform it satisfactorily. My duties were to " attend in the signal-box from 7 in the morning " until 6 at night, with the exception of one hour " allowed for dinner. While in the box I had to " receive and give telegraphic signals to and " from Lewisham station, and to and from " Angerstein. I had besides to enter signals "in five different places for each train in the " signal-book ; in addition, I had for each train or " engine to attend to the semaphore and distance " signals, and upon each train passing to show my " flag or hand signal that all was right.' After also a coal train• But he a coal train, which came dint* station of Anpratain. sudden mesas.e cane to him that the traffic at Charlton wet stopped he forgot for the moment that the train signalled by the "two beets " had really never passed him, and fearing lest he had made an omission, he lost his hoed, and gave at once the fatal signal. A man either more in different, or more cool, or more experienced, would have remembered everything, and held his hand. Jowls blundered only because he wee anxious, and nervous, and inexperienced, and on him, at least, no shadow of blame will, after this explanation, for a moment rest. But what shall we say of his superiors? They, too, have been anxious up to a certain point. They have adopted a careful and elaborate system of signalling, which, if carried out by an infallible intelligence, can never go wrong. But unfortu nately its success depends wholly on how it is worked, and it is to be worked by man with only ordinary faculties. Of an error arising from this cans. alone we could not indeed strongly complain. But we are entitled to ask that at least the faculties which are employed in this intricate and confusing service shell be trained and exercised before they are trusted with a mechanism of which one momentary jar ends in irremediable slaughter. Now Joy was placed in this post when he bad not had twenty hours' 'aperient*. Yet, ea he himself says on cross examination, " it is only by constant work that a " man gets nerve to work the signals." He does not complain personally of the length of time that he was at work, bat of the intolerable burden of the Woman! responeibility. "When I have " left the box at night," he adds, " I have felt " more delighted than wordl can tell that the last " signal had been given." He was overweighted— he knew he war—but still he hoped to do his duty. But could the Company fairly expect that any man could do such duty with no more *upsilon*, f Or can they pretend that it was impoerible to train men to it, so that when illness made a vacancy there should be some competent person to fill ►is place t We are not, indeed, about to take on ourselves the responsibility of telling the Directors what they should do : that is for them to see to. But no excuse can justify them in taking a course so plainly perilous as that of setting an inexpe rienced man to superintend a most complicated system of siguals, to watch over both an up and • down line, to keep the trains punctual on both, and yet the line clear. Theirs was the error in that they demanded the intelligence and coolness which are the fruits of long practice at the hands of a man who had had no practise. On the sups rior officers who placed such a man in each a poi, end on the Directors who gave to the superior officers authority so to act—an authority which they have never yet disclaimed—rests the impas sibility for the blunder which has oat so many lives. And we must hope that Railway Compa nies will take note that whether they are respon sible to the law or not, the public, as the Qom', does hold them morally responsible for the conse quences of every miasmas which, by better ma nagement or better precaution on their part, could have been avoided. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. • BUCILUIEST, V. 1. The Chamber has p:ased. by 105 against 11 votes, the bill granting to Primo. Coosa alone the power of nominating the metropolitan and bishop.. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURGH. QUERNSTOWN, Fn. 2. The Inman steamer Edinburgh, from New York on the 21st ult., arrived here at 9.80 a.m. to-day. She briogs the mails, 211 passengers, and 407,259 dole. in specie. She landed 12 passenger and proceeded at 10 a.m. Her news has been fully ahticipated by the Nova Booths), which brought despatches to the 21st afternoon. IMPRESS nom PARIS 0103 003 Owl An article in the RevueContemporaine, by M. Boiavilliers, a muter of requests in the Council of State, means, if it means ►nything, that •die an swer to the election in the Ch►rente Infiirieure, PARIS, WEDNISDAT EyLtwa following upon the elections for Paris, is to be a coup d'ifot doing away with the Corps Legislatif altogether, except as a mere machine for re gistering the decrees of the executive power. The writer raises a cry of alarm at the progress made by the liberal party, and, nukes some stringent measures are taken to stay the movement, he fears that that dreadful thing, " parliamentary government," which , it was the special mission of Louis Napoleon to crush, will spin be " held in honour." He ' therefore calls upon the nation to choose between the " em pire" and the " parliament." There is no doubt that in putting these two words in antagonism he represents a formidable coterie of the Tuileries ; but I cannot think that the Emperor, instead of taking wholesome warning by the manifest ex prerdon of public opinion in the country, will be so mad as to act upon their advice. Turin letters assert that Cardinal Antonelli has just addressed a diplomatic note to the representa tives of the Vatican at foreign courts, in which it is stated : L That the manure prononnowl by the Pope are sot notemipeatai by say theological dcanittowi. 2. That the amnion of the rionenew meet be sought far la the rearlicals, opoutotical Idiom sad ellocatieoe which are alluded to in connexioa with every ono of the proposi tivo, scedenmed. The (7 ifs Catches adds to the above news that theologians are about to be selected to write answers to the different bishops Mho have asked for explanations. The " very delicate cases" iu question, and the answers of the court of Rome to them, may shortly be expected to be made public. If this sews should be true, the Encyclical ay vary likely be explained away and proved to mean nothing at all, just as the Bishop of Orleans would represent. Cardinal Autonelli has congratulated the Bishop of Orleans upon his very pretty piece of pleading.! It is to be recollected, however, that the Pope, in his blind obstinacy, issued the Encyclical without consulting Cardinal Antonelli, who would be de lighted to do away with the bad effect of it. People read with amazement in the English papers the tariff of fanzine prices at which tea, coffee, sugar, butter, (to., are sold in the Confederate and even some of the Federal states of America. I rather think I shall be sending something more sensa tional, because nearer home, when I tell you that I this day paid four francs for a pound of butter in Pans ! The purchase was not made at an extravagant house like Cbevet'e, in the Palais Royal, or Potel end Chabot'a, in the Rue Vivienne, but at quite a common shop in the Rue Neuve des Capucines. lat first thought there must be a cuis take,and remonstrated, but the buxom rosy-cheelced country dame who presided at the counter, assured me that the was only charging the current price for the best Britanny butter, and she volunteered the information that butter was now so dear that small retail dealers (the phrase implied that she herself was blessed with extensive custom) had not the means to provide themselves with it. I write in ignorance of the present price of the beat butter is London, but, recollecting what was paid by the most liberal housewives some years ago, I shall be greatly asto nished to learn that in any part of the British islands so much as 3e. 4d. a pound, or anything like it, was ever heard of. Possibly in one of your forthcoming numbers you will let us Parisians know what is the highest figure that it is possible to pay within a mi►e of Charing-cruet. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) t UMW, PUMA= $ • &JS. Nabs .. Wr absedess 22.00 Lir Galway - Cap Orr I = i t 2901'43 S. W. 99. 91 40' B.W. Mime Brest 110.437 48 . W. larekr ISM 40i &W. Writer 7=srui 19.17 87 W. 11.14 48 W.&W. Lam 29.11 46 W.&W. iljici6.l w. ) 1 t S. jelal x. Dover Tams* 29.08 U R. W. iseitarough. 13.92 4.2 Midis iblasotand • K. LSL VRIDAY. ..r... &W. 8.8 W. PIOIABLI. ON NORTIIIIII W.N.W. LW. W. 8.9. Z. lIAMWAY. LL to R. W. and N.W.. Conn. N. W. t e: . and varying, galas to varying from light to timxtarate, with redo. , a gain, unsettled. B.W. to N. W. and bask, Winallf. S.W. to N. W. and back, strong, iqually,rolity, varyln from mode. pia sa Interval& rate to a pie, some As watt above. SGOTHIIII. Ai; meat above. S. to W. and NAV.. Lama. W.N. W. to 8.5. W.. ton galas to fresh, with Aera ttle te tog:cum no tabs. • to Cautionary dings on all mita Northern:Scotland. Western:lseland: Wale', and a lia. mach: Southern= Itngtieh Channel and Bay of Disco . InalornmEsetward England and North Boa. ALARMING ACCIDCIT LN A RAILWAY Os Wednesday night an alarming accident secured in the Newmarket Wise' of the Great Eastern Railway. A mixed train was poising through it about 5 p.m., when the engine, on reaching the Newmarket end, came in contact with some bricks which had fallen from the roof. The train was proceeding at a slow rate, as It was about to stop at the Newmarket station, but the engine was thrown off Use metals, broke away horn the train, and plunged spinet ewe of the sides of the cutting which ennead' the tunnel. The (Myer and stoker escaped unhurt. The passengers had to leave the carriages, walk back through the tunnel, sad get on to the road leading to Newmarket as well as they Geoid. To add to their unpleasant position it wee a very wet night. Yesterday traffic was ecedaelerl between Newmarket and Kama by MOM of =album and *be ; bat later in the day a temporary platform was organised at the Kennet end of the tunnel, and passengers started from thence. The pee anger service between Newmarket and Bury was greatly =lied yesterday on the Newmazket and Bury Nation. company's officials did the best they °cold under very trying circumstances. The water melting from the fall of snow probably loaned the bricks which fall, and whisk amounted to several cartloada , ice-.. i 10 "- s TEE iv :...• • • I: D /sr ,L ., had joe*of On 1111111 1 1 / 4 0, • 6rae de :7 7. . • sin. Hence, when a l (mom% 121JOILAY.) f. ft 1 7 - - I $ 11 4 I; ; 1 ; •; 4 I 16 7 11 141 '616 6'2 COURT OF QUICZNI73 =FOIL Alter Tens Nil Peiui Attie. et eekeiseler•—(Bolon the Lord Mei Jostles Obere sad a Spada Jury.) TIM QOM W. 111011131.1.—M 0•111 OW Tea ZAPPARSJISOOIL This was • poi heard cede (ram the alai One Ninon lammed last term, sad it will be el f remaine that it waa ad at the sad of the first day consequeare of the names_ else by Charlie Newman, who vas net numised baste the magistrates, Miklos the delis. dint by surprise. The &Nadas% who was an officer in hat Majesty's dockyard at diumewew, war isdieted miler the' Foreign lalistiamil An for asillas_ is the min* sad eminent of a vaned el war is Novembir, 1863, with intent that the should be eupged in the mewls of the Coa litio& Wake p sad la Maury, 1864,' the defendant was imosnalkwil for tall, the intlietment being removed into this loon. He was obergel or follows, "Tat be did seism. f ally hiss, Meal, engage, and proem% end attempt, and endeavour to hire, Mein, engage, sod promo divers moos to sant sad eater, and esp. to east Redone. and be am ploys& is the eirvies of, sad for, sad is aid of Gonda loreip states, provisos, sod people, commonly rolled the Om federate Stoles of Armies, sod of the persons assuming to enrolee the pones of tieversont is sad over the said Solo: he., as seams end otherwise is sea semis" for saihtid ol the said ionise Mato, do., and the; to nisei& powers cd governmeet ral .l over=e d Steles, En, an to go sod spite to go aid embark tram the port of Illiessem for the poems nil with the lint to be sells= costany to the stains la seek ease mails and farther that be did uelawf ally, and without Crl i it g sod nesse al hit Maisel., equip, , end it out, and knowlegly aid sad mak sod was fareleh eseeined in the equipping famishing, and Minton ol a certain ship,oalled thaVietor, otherwise called the Smile, otherwim Win the amen hennook, with inset sod in order that the ship should he employed In the service of girds states, provinces, sod people, commonly smiled Onfaterste Slates of Amities, and of the ponces sessedell to nuns powers of government over the mid he, with latest to ernes and ono& bentilities amid Ille United diates of Anodes. and the sublets sad Ann of the United States, with whom bet Majesty war sot then. sad is sot pow, ide wet, °Meaty to the statute in= made sad provided." The defendant was for trial under the 60 Oeo. ILI., chip. 60, see. whlah provides, "net if say Mara IMO tabled his Majesty, without the leave sad license of his Mandy, shall Witt, or rotor himself to enlist, or shaft agree to enlist, do., to serve as a soldier or to be ern or shall serve is any warlike operatic* is the traria at for or under, or is aid of any fool. mime, Man or non, on spin to take or accept say omunkelow, transit, at appointee% or as Weer, or shall sadist onto himself, or shall ewes to enlist or ester himself to sine as a sailor or modal, or to be employed or sassed, or shall servo Ii or an board say ship or venial of war r co board any ship or vessel mid, or fitted out, r equipped, or Weeded to housed for say warlike purpose is the service of, a for, or sailer, or is aid of say forigo power, mien One, ho. ; or sexc i imetren, as agree to or go, shall go to any fossign musky , in , with an into% or in order to enlist or eider mesa to sine, Of with intent to mere is any warlike or military operation what ever, whether by Ind or by eta, in the sievies of, or fee, or ander, or in aid el any fassigu Moos, Mate, do. or se as aglow or a soldier, or la say other military tins elly, or as as oMaer ar sailor or merle in say such vessel as aforesaid, altheweb_no milting money or pay or reward shall have been or doll be is either of theft cases aforesaid acitually paid to or resolved by him, or by any person to and for his nor or been' ; or if any person whatever within the limited Legion of Great Maim sad Ireland or any part of his Majesty's dosninioes elsewhere, do. shall hire, retain, enpgo. or procure, or shall attempt or oedema: to hire, retain, espy, or moan any peens or passes wbehrrie is mho, or enter, or some to enlist, or to serve, or to be employed is any snob soviet et' SW ploymist as al crosid, es as decor, soldier, sailor, or marls adorer in land or Nil wervin for or unit, or in aid of, any foreign prime, state, he., or to go or to agree to go, or em bark from any poe{ of his Majesty's dominoes, for the purpose, or with WM, to be so seined, estired, engaged, or employed or skeasid, whether any ono* moon, pay, or reward shill have hiss at shall Molly be gives or remind or not—ie say or either of such oasis every such person so " abed* shall be &nod guilty of • mine sonour.The 7th elation. as to the equipment of na sals. le so follows " That If any men withiu say pen of the United Kingbea, or in say part of his Majesty's demi. aloes beyond the ism, shell, without the leave or hisses of his Majesty for that purpose lust I bad sad °Malan, as above said, equip, furnish, it out or arm, or attempt or endeavour to equip, twain, At out, or arm, or mown to be equipped. famished, Slid sat, or armed, or shall nowisgly aid, men, or be oneirned in the equipping, fornishies, or littiag out or arm* of any ship or veseel, with latent or in order that such slijnr vassal shall be employed is the senioe of say foreign state, km., or shall, within the United Kingdom or 1 ; . ; his Majoity's deseinins, do., Moe or deliver say Dominion for say ship or vessel to the lotion that soak ship as void shall be employed as aforesaid, every each person so offending shall be &sod guilty of a iniedemesootir, do. ; sod every such ship or vessel, with the tackle , apparel, sad foraders. toge ther with all the materials, arms, ammunition, and Mores, 'hide may bele, to et be at board of any Inch ship or vessel shall be kefeited." The isellotanet costaine 186 coasts, divided nadir two heads, on relating to the enlist moot of men sad the other to the equipment al the nod. The Solicitor-General, is stating the owe to the jun on the knew occasion, observed that the legislature lied un doubtedly used a t number el words in setting forth the various prov Wons is the Metals, sod it might bs • quoin whether its multiplicity of wards tended rather to elucidate or to obscure the morning. But at all soots it was abundantly obvious that it was Intended to prohibit the &wand 'gained which the eel was &redid, that al preventing any of the Queen's subjects bang is felinity swim at warlike operation under any state or power. And be farther maid that the view which the crown took of the construction of the statute was thia, that, any equimint of a voted with the prohibited intent was the nines created by the Osten, or in other words that it was not neomery that the equip merit should be Medial a warlike chanson but that if any porno equipped or aided In the equipment of a vessel by providing bet with sills or rigging, or motive power is en gines or drivers—in fact, if he assisted is say equipment whatever, be was guilty of as drone seder the statute, provided always that it was proved that any equipment to which he was • party was mode with the Intent that the vessel should be suable& to commit hostilities against some country at amity with our Qum. Upon the breaking out of the war • %pproclamation was issued by the Queen, in which it was declared that bet sublets, epos Ma of her displeasure, were Dot to lettings the provisions of the statute, sad the loran Solicitor-General observed that with that prodmostion every subject of her Majesty must be presumed to have been acquainted ; but certainly no officer of the Queen, aid the defendant was one, could printed to be ignorant al it. The nets of the ease, as relied upon by the mown, are these. In 1657 there was a screw gunboat built for the crown celled the Victor, she carried 6 guns , was about 330 home power, and about 500 tone. She was employed for some time in the navy ; but being f nd sot vary available for the goverment service the Ada Admiralty meepted sa offer in November, 1863, from Messrs. Gordoo, Coleman, sod 00., shipowners, in Leedom, sod she was sold to them for 9,0001. On the 6th of November Messrs. Coleman were registered as ovens of the vessel, although it appeared by subsequest statemeets of Mr. Ramble that Veen Co hn= were not the real owners, but • Mr. Zachary Pearson. The vessel was delivered to the purchasers cm the 10th November, but before that the warlike Minn ware tone out, sod she was sold without masts, sails, or rigging ; some alight opals were done to her in Shoornase-dothyard, and she wee takes out and mitered in the Thames, a new same, that of the Scylla, haring been given her. It was stated that she was donna for a voyage to China, sod priparatkos for a voyage were emended with rapsdly. A number of men were put to work opoa he boilers, which were supplied with both tubes. Men were also engaged to put on board bar ostensibly for the purpose of tang to China. The equipmint proceeded up to the 24th No vember, on which night she was suddenly taken out of the Thames to eta, and she prooseded direct to Calais. Her nano was then to the Bappaleannook and at Odds the crown al= 6 a d Oeufedarate captain came on board of her, who mid be had been a mate of the Ala ia:and took posseedoo of bee es captain. The Coated,- i tete was bolted, and the Akers appeared in madam, , was US out that she was • niso.ol.war, the crew were , mustered on dee, and they were mond to coign what they salted ankles of war. They wen Awed 81. a month wages end 101. bounty, with • pooped of pries-money, theasptain g o, " I shall light pooped eoustry and glry,andyou will VA - for fame." Some ware Mooed to stay and others tinned to this openly. Attempts MIN made to solid mere miss, and some male wore taken cia board; but the Preen government interposed and provestid say further egaiment of the need ; a Booth man of war was mooted MON bet bows mod she ems dataioed is that port. The fans relied upon to prove the defendant's ooinpi t i s otZ in the motto were them :—Aa a merchant ve i sel, belonging to a private firm, Mr. Bumble, as inspector of floating machinery, had nothing to do with her, bat et would be moved that he was on board of her almost stay day that she remained in the Thames, giving aillitefees epee the subject of her equip ment. He premed boiler makers, gave the &rodeos, and ordered new tubes to be pet is, and he also gave dixecticies with respect to the rigging sod the other equipments. 3 Application wasjes ma& toship the government dal for the me of hit Maty the and apparatus for mining nosh aad, 's as the govern ated, ment bad no name to sown that she was intended for sayings more an a amerobent ossel, it was granted, and the wee 7:ly loaned by the govenment. Mr. Bumble 2 ri out or the pence to whom son isisseikalaiemploy mint oa the noel should apply. Ho Ma Ii differ's% capacities, sad be agreed with as to the amen" of wages they wen to rosin. He paid the wens for NOM weeks, and told theta that when they woe at ma he would take ears that the portion of thdr wages which they did not want should be transmitted to their wives. He also paid the en pease, al several on boo Weenie to Sloane, whs. lam;: •1L %1111 MN .7. r ai rediel. biro • tob for P • snorers when the tht , cabin with 111. Peer , so% WINK. thee I. coommad, sad wh crew were oogiii filo the table be eadeavoured to them to enlist tor a long romp ; ems however, Wend to alga artbobs, bat other" were indesedi to die to for a Mira trip. A wither named Oohs, in his exandarabe ea th is trial is December last, positively etatad that UM ship was takes out to sea by a Emmen rag, which M. pared to take the proeseelten memorise ; and the &bra sast Imo taMerbed at evilsene by the wither Newsom, wrath led to the of theiral. in orate that the debetisor rodent hie mos sad a geettamma named Greethera (be* et whom me In hot Meisel?' twist). who. be said, were pierce at mental of hatirviews be had with Mr. Bash* That wham said that he wee retinal to Mr. Ibrialle by Yr. Greathead, sad that the forum refried his to the mate. He maid he meld get ao othleheton *PM , as the ship's risitisatioe, but lie bid Mr. Bsonhit t ent ho would join her. She lett, homer, ce the of the Irak se be was to ban joked her m a t 26th. He , aftcrwirde saw Mr. auslits, whe to Wm,. ' I suppose pie are aware that der ha enive if Weis.' sad lie replied that he had seas it in the newspapers, and that the had baled the Confederate fag. Ife - teld Mi. Ramble OM be Ird bee in the (Tufted Ebbe navy, to the serveyiam impart. roar, and that be bow the Amebas Ned 1.7 w a rt, Defeadial sahib* loomed ho meld be a vary antra eta. tad that ms be was qt . ' Linden to Orieladoride Ira would whim aerNM be left with Ml t 'andeirraadieg. rafter bother mid that Ns. Bumble hem at the thee that be wm in the gewerra meat marries, and asked him it be to= him Bab& however, afraid of into tro a =. threw the whole affair tip. P. tise bed the owarram. Mon with lb. Ramble. alter the ship sime. It woe • matter of ponral semenatioa that she was a Cradadente , ship. Mr. Gmathera sad Mr. liamble's ma, be said, wine presoak st the time the defeedest said he was gam to ass He Oostriesete agent. It wet at this polet that th esis was adjoireed, older that Mr. Great/mad and Mr. hashish toe, who cure com fonrign si=tabsepaprodated two daterasset ehalf, sad th e enderieek to eammeaksio with the Lords of the Admiralty to sleet that obiett. The Sollehealeneral, Mr. Lash. Q. 0., Sr. Iffamen, sad Sr. Vireos Har ft w McourtQ. again appeared eQ.Oa ie. fi er part ell the jesat rem • itr. , Q.O. Kr. .I‘, ~ Mr. Mr. ithmamais, md Mr. Gaud for the defendant This morning the ler, being The Lord O IoW Jsraite asked tie'. if they wished to lave the erase of the int dey's trel read over. The tonoman, after emealtiog his brother *mem, inid that if hie lordship dii so la maiming up it would be amtlitimet. doubt Mr. Royal said he should ODUITOINI4 ea it, and no the leaned Soliciter-Gemerel would de Hest The Soliciter-Gemeal said be thought it lbe better to death the iery's Mods. His Lordship the. raid over tho midgets, the telsbinso of which to even therm Sr. Boviff said, that as the dotendeatabstrond the *radars at Mr. °Torbert sad Sr. s sues, he Mehra to mit •• few nitre insteisem arommemicitime W Newsom, but whim galled fie did am rower. Germ Bailey, a boilermaker of Woolwich. mandsokby the Solicitor-Omar* deposed piss hoe Shone= to Orars and ide Gifford sad William, erne to my hones one sad seed ms to go over and work on lime 'hip, mid 1::= be a tidy job. I maw a its mimed Begehow the same at the Alm whir-Mein la Sheanoses Boehm , =en l towards the beach, and be west late Mr. Remblett home close by. Beishew ho Mora tea Weals es • quarair of ea boar. with him trace notes, which he sive le Oillara to gds sowers us to pay err fare to Cabin. There were eight of es. The woe la No. ember. All went to Dover by nil oa the following eight, and there took the beat for Celtic I saw Mr. humble at board Ur kat beton 'heisted. When wombed at Oabb we went out board %b. Vi site, it I had bows her at ihmeses. I was then told she was coiled the l hassock. I '.w Mr. Rumble oe board the Wai= at.. abs had started. Gifford took men heard the Bapprateneeek. Williams west with as bat Barham aid not. Whet cm board the Rrambeasoak we west to the thief seems, F , told as what to de. I doe% think Men w ur r elirm. No agrassoset was this made. Lord Chief Jostioe--Ai I understand, you wen set Idred permaatelly, bat oily to do m pordwalaz job seal some herik mein! Witness—Yes ;to repair the balers. I remised it board three days, and then ..treed. I did set ems Mr. Bemble at board the Rappaheaseek. I left es the Okra day booms the ship's did era nit nos. I retereed to Dover, when I saw . Rambla I moo him se theroil way statist . He mired why I bad ems beck, and I told him the ship's programs did sot snit me. He replied that he thought I was foolish to some Mirk. sad said me it I meld go leek to the ship. I said, "No ; I did set are ahead the ship, as the job was not satisfactory, sod the provisions were bed." He said I could take 101. sad bey trash provbioes, bet I drained. saying thee as I lad rebored le Dover I meld go bask to Sheenier. I went bask to Sharma& Atter this rabies had been arommembied, Thomas Koppel, • hoer remoter, was called aid ques tioned and cror-questimed at roasiderable , Edwin Shaw, a hatommman, was giving ." Arenes when left: our roped COURT 07 PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (biome the Judge °filmy.) w/o= V. SILL (TALIIILT CALM wit). Dr. BMWs and X Bemis her the petitioner. This wee the peados of Jobs Genders Warne, an *Meer in the army, who sued for a decimation of nullity, es the that his second same, which he always red, had = d ragged in the pabitsatios of the team The petitioser, while stationed at Gosport, bad kilned as intimacy with Elizabeth Hill, the deter at • eider then; sad it was alleged that as her kinds .fwd be 11•01610 her unless ahe was made a wife, he agreed that they sheald be married. but that hit esoced Name Wald le dropped so that his Mork might met emegetes hem This was wordingly dose at Almon:kg Church. Hampshire. os the 4th of April. 1863. After the merriege the parties separated, t dee petitioser mot laving mew to keep the married higissiL slier of the respondent stated that she had berm% by tr o gestitioser's deal" owed the beam to be published. Both sad her Ws were aware that he bad two &tidies names ; but her sister mid that as he wished to moires his mooed mare she did mot suppose it would matter. The oily name the petitioner gave why the wee should be dropped was that he he did sot wish hie fries& to haw. The respoiedent wee sot present dad the ooavereatios ; bet whams told her afterwards, sad she 'apposed that the war did sot matter, to Meg as tips marrieds wee eolemeised in the *bora. It was sot W wish of the respondent to have the marriage set aside. Ohs na turally desired to be a lawful wife, like any deer sews, but it was Mr. Waree's wish, mid . Le *hied to The Rev. Mr. Dunces, ovate of Alverstoke, prodomd a copy of the salty ia the merriagetook of the midi, The ventilate: had signed hie same as 'J. C. Warne. The Court took time to **Raider. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Barge Nei h.) TIPS COLIMA OF OCINTINO • SHIP. The came of Captain Mite end Mr. SaUte, the seater sad mate of the Snowdrop, wee reeseeed tide • Borne further widows was adduced as behalf of &- Modes* the West of which wee to show that the Boos drop bad seat 2,1201. ia Jane, OA and that 4201. moms were expended is new sop to her. It was also proved that she would bare eio 700 f. at lout upon this seder the tonne of the tharterparty that was eatered= Both preemie also rewired the highest character for bower sad integrity free a great number of reoperiteble vitamins. Borieent /Weida' then sildreeed the jury is reply to the as far the deleadente The leaned judge bar eumasel up, the jury retired at • oaartor to 1 o'clock to dslibrshs upon their verdict. The jury Moused into eoart lea few minutes sad toad both the primmer' Not Guilty. The verdict woe revived with a burst of appla whisk was with some difficulty reproosed. The primers were ordered to be lassedlately dischargal. (Before the Beender.) Robert dais, 45, mariner. pleaded slaty to two Indict. moots, &amiss him, the tint with fsloniaisly sending a hia, sad letter to William Seaton Brow wi n, threstesing to hill sad murder tbo noond th feloeiously demeans with meaner from the prossoutor the sum of 911. b The Recorder said the prisoner bad pleaded Iran to two charm" bat be did not then propose to pole manses ea him for the mooed charge, that of deoceadiag wary by ntseasso, which WM a very Orion ear. sad cue for which be was liable to may years' plod serriteds. Per the ant seam that of modiap thnotoe. big letter, he should smiteoes him to elz moothif Impri soomemt with bard labour, and should require the prbooar at the ezpirstka of that time to enter foto rememionses to appear when called upon to receive judgment ; sad II entirelywaientirely depend upon his conduct attar the expiratios of that entenes whether be would be calla apes or osa. If be spin made any threats or messes" he would naive a seven pushiement. TIM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) CLERK ENWSLIA. TIMM= OT ORM AT Til °ATM mem. This maniac upon Mr. D'ltysseart %kiss hk mat, Mt. R. Love, toms the flora Sostety for the Premeds. of Cruelty to Animals, applied to We worship, se behalf of the sersetary of the society, for • auseises sheep &sense for ernsfly M-rewrite a weak Vile n s; at the oattleboarket. Mr. Lore stated that the metre of the ereelty ter Ihe anitnek in this cue iris that 01 itxpasiag them for sale in the market slowly shore of their deems deslag the km la. &mai maw The misty bed had its eas s ib i atm le Ha partite ter • ieseiderabie Was maim& bed bees late Iff the Mews by way ot p m 1 4 $ the esipmallie tr ims. The make, bowman, 00st so d the Nil* titto be their duty to imitate or osssi japb lb• eienj, repudiated any dohs to bawls. sass : imitatily, sad ild sot wish to le tads/steed to DIME VW =exposits their sheep for oak thuusi os wider the Cruelty to Asian& An t, mus k imp , ate sassed pals 1114 tartan is the sadly ' t&'Ef yaspart mad it was • mast . to the aria Hs weal& supreme ... mew. bet lie weak' past the minasioa, 1 • Tbesermaems is Ike& br baring on Friday asst 14 $ efekik A 111101.1 FAXILT 00010 OM 20 WO To IIMI Brocibisk, ma. George Bra:Meek, jai., nisi * • , and Th omas k. all of 19, brat co, • o sisi o so .towo, wits charged with Wade r . mo use sad timentmiti Lams* towards li t , : to- - grgeastiok Pandas, whereby he siitailattst alet. areald tiatte ip eeitpLiaam aPP i aar la It the t ass tA ili n ss „. ...t as e, and as differeaose bad esie:a betweco T.. t bad takes prooestlinp at kw to oast This ..maid very much to sway the whou s i gift ea tit, who on the day is quake model lis emesplainsat with fail lesalege, tbrettemed Ith IHe, sad IN emakat with leis' threats - only, aus if them preessid ta geark blot, sad ten his coat. His (Kr. Rata** ay WIMO • 122P0rtabio man, sad wastad• to mo m Wass, quietly, but as the defaskats had s o =gwere diterugall to have maw 011 Ws al ms . 7 caught him in the streets the pretest pewo o t iss Eiesa . takes to mask than from committing f — i ns, iLersti of Adam He 'might state that the protons ash timmilied by dr dekadeate had ray ' the eimapisissat's wife, apd had brought at m os , itudimaset, sad she was Mow very ill, and to o l e d limber hid. The ei s m .leimant, having otalinaed the above stakes* awl o s i b e was mai sbaii al his life, sod thoook Yet lita blemlont• would de kiin grievous bodily harra Thep dakombastal eememer to the • wm • total dealt/ The smaideste esidi he eimad the w powso, sad ordered the delimitate to he bound over is the sea el 10i. 1 mai to keep the poses haw& the somplalea, ssi i ordered the racoon:sures to bs reworded. MARTLY.BONE. 'ammo •OCIDILVT. Os Monday • respeohibiedriesed woman applied r g c. ir some mistsatie from the iambs: under to following enthusing dernmetancia. &nihilist sided that at today hat her baked As a wade en ease Milan. as • labourer. Hs w ea gibs top of the ...told, and had jut lie foot in the top surd cif the ladies •163 llated oa ow dile ander Moto NI to the past li e 9.0 from the height of between 50 sod 60 fem. Ils we Id Up sad idea be tite Middlesex Hospital where lieu fend test be had both Lb lop Nod is" arm beim , besides bring seriously Wawa internally. He did the hi. is day. Appliosst stated that orbs was sow Wt pay diwillithe wills bee small children, sad had no mu le May bra Imilead. H. bad sub Jed got ea watt, Wag MN en* wale Wm. His worship directed Moine to to mode as to tie truth of hag statemetet. As isepsebr of the D division sow dated ttas he lei inquired :do the ems, sad bead everything she bad WI ostred. The deemed ties Mos • birdied* ear i v Milady sion. Thome' ladreses of trade he had bei oat of west kw sows time. Hie wider gave him a ea• alba tkatsflaw. The wastardet ordered two 'oversize' to be giwo flu the pombox. wok/wpm:sm. • MAIM 1111=MIL Mr. Markt Oksytort, • home algae sad limed MM. Is Whitishmel, was chaired with having unlawfu ll y Mal the goods of Matilda King, by an irregular and mein distress. Oesededarint stated that ske bad bow waned taw ram bid her Instead ' bad &warted S her, sad she se lived at OK Aldwynetrest, Belbealnen. Up ale lab ef Dessenber led she hod lodied st tit hehe of • Mr. Sitesehurt, in Baresdeb dink road tie mew from her present hiora lia in ememenos of were words Maws bin, • wish that she Would lean, at the am lbs. Publidalli be forgive her • debt of 9s. 6d. d abs did as * ilia as m entioned . Having moved she ens osier sir =si Mont her forgives debt for reet, bat ~ whits . = 11l in bed with her Mg • Ws with mother man, abs a = mead the elm is bar sigindraw, sod poppeat . of the 9e. 6d. is the same of Ilr. lbsehed mi bat tabsg i i i szr from his pocket, upon whisk_ be** lb. In an. The ether ma bend la • r e p i Zer thi ltilt the wards "Dianne warrant" twitter* 11, but without • signature until defendant pat one to ft, ial thee pedaling aa inventory, threshed that edam de paid ldie lobs 15a. h• would take her bed away far tie mown. aid le wind* dad is, died other ebb wow is the ems that meld have paid abs sea is he. On Thursday last he east to her supreme* • wish the de wad& hike the bad beet aid pay him by instantiate, list this fibs ~bred,Wier previouly obtained advice Inas ea the weataw. lai rwitte vaned Brawl Mang sworn that she had Mrs. illesabist promise finginams of the lle. IM. _es lb cendisisse nemosl, that prow's hosbaud was Mad. NI swan that be ewer satharbed bar so to promise ; she bi e honorer, ciamiseally resolved the net. Defesdiat woured the megiebste that till exeratics hil hiss peeper* levied. du ct myth* bad beet begat ; ha bad, .1 mum, W Oast tle noel was driar—she was to pay his wpiesee, The evegishate said he must mower from Kr. Steeled. No doubt the debt bad bow forgives, sad abs to most not wily be restored, but the expires of bassi( sal winsome be &hayed by &shading • Ice el then wet et deb, the seizure seek of some, be illipL SOUTHWARK. •ITIOUTICD 111/LOBIL IX LISNITILIZI. Jame* Skinner sad Catherine Skewer, dielipated leek. beg Pnewe _wen pissed at the bar for Mal samisslies, = hr Mt . :C I L po I° murderer a d M Mal s dw e lt trs bi t preesedtb. en elderly woman, whim fees we erred with cash sad albite plaster, and whine wpm amse basted examin bemsperams, said de bind ili Oh i =Mom Umbers. plac, Seeddo n*. Abort l et the weaning of Swam last she was doss is pa to ber owe room wise We erecter Whales Skims cashed out of her room sad mensitmed sheer ha, ail at abs were dm bar husband came out and Moak beet a Id the ell is the ground, end while there he dad her. Ss WI &boat to getup, when the female prisons: malted at her with the poker sad struck her em the head. She mud sat wry hew many times, is she beam instead". Os M weary sits was being etiesded to by • dada at th siestio•-bwars. She bad since bees under his arab% sad ma usable to leave her bed for two days. In erimexaminatios Timm mid she had been bald* • little bat was sot bad, she never saute the knob phew or her hosbeird. maths? did sh o w 'DOW et her. She positively mese that dna ber with the Fakir sad maid she would murder her. James Brews, • lodger is the house. raid stout bilk past I club*, b• heard wise of " Mulder" proceed frestbe priamer's room, and re going then he met the cm phased bloodier from cuts on the had. She told Ms the prisoner attempted to murder her willi si alir• Wining Immediately wait out sad fatale& • Henry Soarer, • bid living in the mare Mesa bid be pit eat of bed sad ran into the pimp, whim le sew Se =dreg the pnwentrix law the room ; the herb Pli si sinuok her once as the head with • poker sad lit min biked her. Mr. Hussy Widow, aeletent to the divisional einem, sal he wee galled to the states-hem about S eater se wordig, _when he saw the pmeontrix, a nd be ha ris di S ewer bloo d, He =embed her, and faked a brae mar the left eye, and • seam cot on the top of the . hrt bead, as bib long and very deep. He had so doubt it wri eased by • blow from • poker or some other bleat imam arewt. He &Mewled to her, end no danger ins um abe Weser M the charge the prisoner said the preemie' was beak, sad hurt band by falling about. The animil moder t ibs == iasesues enle w i dziak ittit in at aa a t d be m that thw ast . Wi a ma t t e T.idor ly M ai nl y uragesi ren tba 64.. 81 ONIMAIDAINI, be seutamid the female to six and the eras a three swathe herd labour. TEE PATAL ACCIDENT Wssivismara. This afternoon Mr. C. St. Clare Bedford held sa lecieset at the Westmiester Hospital co the body jol Mary Ref who died from injuries reosired br_lo, iLllisg d tie at the Catholic Free Solwoh. UN" Tetercireet. as the evening of Tburstisy list. The idestifisatios of the body harisg bees proved. flu ewessr said he should the inquiry to Mashy art whew the farther would lie made isto lie whole of the eirewmalasees. The tawdry sacra's/1y shwas Accrued. A splendid service of plate, value 1,0001, ill boss goemated by the Midland Railwsy Company to Mr. 11. Baal% M.P., who hoo remstly retired from the Maims. ship Om oonspaay. A Moose meeting was held last night at M. ciasswa ante was tbe dada of do people to sena Mat the Frortrade Hall. coo of the largest bolidisll the kingdom, was rumble to 'cocoon:date all who wished lo be prom* owl sapplemeatal mostios took place is MO Aassmbly.socons. Mr. O. Wilson was io lbs MAIM la Mr. Risley, was one of She 'peahen. The Wait imp wets most fathom/MM sad resolution were id*. sham hi spirit to those ousted at the Lewis mostiel l J the twins ~la& A meeting of the English and Irish Lsor Obanoory Ormodoelmers was - held st No. & ftses.vivesterday. Thera was prodwat— The ek NM Wood. the Moo. Mr. Artie WSW, red Robert Davy Follett. Essers.W. 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SWISS MA 11, da hap at kw to m es , kto saway the ~ M u i s of 1•94 ht the Porte" ineeseed ia quatiou hin litsmanond B a it ~The s elm briliallata .main is who 41111 . • " cle "am becestst 1, w ows who till • i d s thin i ateedee ig :waste epori : s Regilim : sno s ursessimiihbaha s m i eti l 40. 41•0 •41 • „omaimaviss es7 iheiburenn eta et e,. .. !ran committing f - s r *, - 41 s e vied ow • F md etutharg""ugiald"lladmwthK ei a at "ribad o liftha v tu tithibbail er : a bg"nlem se ill'had ia lb".":"l".l :: ati".l4itY sma lsii""ted : hie i ll:ll. el em ia: bli. laili o . i' . . 111:1 4eiry ."1"1".8.61.611111:71arl: 1 1A"awill741 1 71 : 1 . 4;:11:11.8r.:. h 1806. ids the oompialwat, ssi ' , -- waded. ' ONE. . THE BOLLOWA =SST. red " 4 "D WWI to err , Thar swing mire 1 the poor•boi near s u . Nesdad ee tt ; MU-. tes. The are the • labourer. Ha s o mad bad jab elaml • es Um - • fall b the great il, 1. SST a. 50 sod 60 test . Hear t •• •1 Sr & at 164 seen Hospital where haw 4 ,. as VA loge and be us belie The rublatte who user ally. He died the fd• n eartlsuwheem) d• - Wt ash het she was sow Mos e OA ran rem, and had no mu s *kb 6 • 116 '' . . , 1101 la law week, baste Hie lihney.taeremeed. ip directed bold*, to be tie M"a• ald west simmer ate estried or.. I II " *Med alas be bee . . was cesesees be" • d everything she bad Of 'is reafiled b 7 V" a • baadatchist sad by base webs& is mess of wade he bad h e ' *ad 51. PA ' m ouster gam beat es is *man th to be Ilea"•• the rram.""47 6"1 ala saah a r Z ig. 'ariamon& is i agent sad knead lel% The slab appears to tee barbs unlawfully bed bourbeeh • an irrigator and enswiro . he had bow midst bi t , rzti floor • - hearted bar, and she lee ' ~ r . • Betbnal-gmen. ry *he '.: she had lodged et lie - Xt. Hutt, DE P., t . tut, in Bersedsbmish '. the Nowea m tle sod • a her pretest b Irma la . laweenlag we worth Wires Ink et Mb • di leave, et the rare lb ts well •• . • of 9a 6d. if she did se * Lap= are rig moved she ins bier mm, shiver debt for mat, bet 4IS fen ia bed with bar Oh • secs Vie eamillsest "ether cman, ale m% be he iiewswashl b „, ight-dreta, mod "mar .: step blew same of Kr. Illessbarl, mi Iwo Its Docket. open 'bob be'wle llawe The ether ma shag Itir 401.piehis rem warrant" aerobe • 11. ' whether they Me it • Weedasit pot one to 11, mi E, 16 :. ,.. g ..t, el threatesed that tick fib Ws het be been take her bed away for he that or lal is, abett other udder bilvaabges is their have paid the ma is fi and to puriaben • sr supremos' • wish Odds r ee l ee sir ass tut; pay hue by instalmeett hi the. whovoll shiny obtained advice boas wees e tst. • IS th bin sworn that she bad Illiseas the insets of the Vs. Ork, •is ma's husband was marl. 01 the i her to to promise ; els beli, hisses heal* lie/ , the not • Weis we the • shat. that abs mastics bail .. Irao awed Ms myth* had be.. inaphr ; boss 11110 made ; ba A the bow was briag—de ' altermati by ves. T h at fellowed .. et rower from Mr. Shosimmt Illwitambash_ead . • • sea forgives, sad the hi who ies la N .. • I the expellees il bredt sal gefirking their tariffs, *bat , • Ice el then war ea lionnay impalkag w p m. be WWI. lower. ,- W.. r gain es to Vie • ARN th vi z e t e rbiaa cabinet 1 IS mrsrwinegr. WIC The inn Skinner, diwipated Issk. oo will see list the bar for tad examimalis. mvrens :. . murder Mary Awn Dm * ter and besting her "tat* sad those pesetic that the rly worun, whose her was Is glee the too plaster, and whim miltacr_,_ , fir metier peruses, said she *eget ii wr ,' • Hera& plooo.Senooknot. About' day last she was aims to pm he primer Whorls. likkes A VISIT TO manswed alb"; Mc, la • tato the Presidium's 1 and eines her so kg l OBS file oS there he kkked her. ab Which her, se 6 0 , 1 • female mimosa tubed at her toe and many or es tin lied the 000ld mot bo th* ist the on . became WINN& Os I" gully "a ty ran t Waded be by • doctor as the _•_ .m" in e been trader his awl" ad =a l :ar coma , Or two days. as said she had bow trial* tile 'miter', , she war Mrs* the hash • The Pre • aw Sat tibe al e i l e h ordee. :lferas e :g w ebrat elilet iaTilliN ia bac . lill4 ' , l , 2ftlea.mos : nat ira " - : a : n : l e ,; i ,. .. t 4 r e i s ag d . ...' c l ud. m t:f t... ....d.... big r h"el" w wl ga: o l.. : t ir. ..ia b s f :_4l. l: . Prenri " ii.. 4 1t ................._ ......an a 'a i0.5 ead .d ia :' ,. , the "lone. WaS. be 81 .—.6 . lb ' Illoaidt7 mewed 10 ✓ iato the room ; the vv..— warier end add, the head with a poker aad its a gr oetad, tad tee pll who are sot • haat to tits division" wpm, is the coavaimation taties-boose shoat 2 °West a him taat l 2 co the loci • my the proseontrir, smti bac. _,__ mat 'wisa , *muted her, and fouled a orw s . we sat on the toe of the fere• bad ly deep. He had no doubt it wo Matteed Women km or mime other bleat ben- shave ,__ _ , sad no danger was sow se hi ~,,serAsa the rrill"staadeapd.°tfahigtr:aid.Wiab"tem.ederit.6;tithPeeurarassitlilyulagetavetatte ar. al stimeisliu tuarked incer"" hese llawelli peninind l eillldZhdc e . . he female to six end the issa le hers et nee wee who bad bees ea --.—•—••.. t•-eobied • • ari . ierlNinisrlißcomil.NialareitauriNWßeditSooreoeivaaTitred/f/H:pirbebt_.l42/2.4:5t 0 " y ee.::"tairlo os oui f iktbro. ...i. o Catholic Free Sobook, more of tit tof Thursday lest. Ira" by way of I body bariag bore proved, the "sr than for it so the Mcniry to Nimbi al at . "cognised bto dice would be me" acta *. lltriy haul* u m , +smut mooh se • lamb e,djowsed. alt.% kb tb: webers raft , .........-,-..••• te weft* MI 4 plate , value LHOOL, hal Magr i isic . seihildtlywßairetiseddwalasyfroCtommuigrbbetyachairs"73lo.g. 11. hervivoo k i ti re4s wi : ambsie erlithee ta n r , one a the la sers bai li e" . Plicc_ dth,1: 1 ;( 1 ,,,,,, sa, di air s ocosanioutoto of essestisivis the i :eo stiollo p vilk ie lupoobilib i lbsipo ii s t v4 ::: rAnion.Timitae di edted b : thetrat ad onv : of the *oat" mas s i f the wa11.k * ,,,, , e, so d resolntioes we i has wain the . . wrist at the Leeds " OW all I pa ni e szkir w • in fish and Irish La w ''''' .--A --._ the la "•••- hers o : as - held at No. 6. hddilhilla* raja"headjeis. re prompt—The Va A . banal sr * " leo. Mr. Artie „ am g a l,. ire. W. Neilson Hama" 1 , -..." , ma, were the wistaria' t h.