The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-01 00:00:00

• 1 1 , 3 4 4 1 4 1 . , . 4 1 , 4 1 4 4 i 1 li ••• • .... 1 I • I 1 • 1 1 1 I 1 ' . t'•. li i ' i i I i i i • 111 ~ 1 '.. 1 1, 3 t I . > i.• 1 • 1 'ii i ' 1 . . .. 1' ) 1 t ' ~,. • . ; . ~. I t 0' , 4• ...• ' t... i P !„ r t . . 'l: . * 1 1,..i . 1 i 1 . t , 1 . 1 1 i 1 . 11 1 4 - . i ,1 i , 't i ii ! , I , t , . , ~., . 1~11 PAULLIMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.--FRIDAY, MAIL,' 31. She LOW) CR atcluxon took his teat on the woolsack at - - - The Berl of SHAFTESBURY presented petitions from oarpeoters, joiners, and others in the employ of Maws. Mansfield and Co., Gray's-inn-road ; from compositors and others M the employ of Messrs. Tack, Aldersgateatrest from carpenters and others in the employ of Messrs. Brown sod Robinson, Worship street, Fimilsurr ; from ettruposators and others in the Mark-lane Express oaken ell praying for the operas( of the British Menem aad the National Gallery three evenings ',reek. QUALIFICATION FOE OFFICES ABOLITION BILL. Lord HOUGHTON presented a petition from the mayor, aldermen, and imageries of Bradford, in the Welt Riding of Yorkshire, in favour of the Qualifloatioe far Offices Abolition Bill. The *Ole lord pre maim that he would more toe second reeding of the bill on the first Monday 'Mr the Easter recess. The Exmouth Gag Bill and the Chnoarthen and Cardigan Railway (Capital) Bill were read a third time end passed. THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SHANNON. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE asked bow noon a deal- Mon of the Treasury upon the applicatioe for the improve ment of the Shama) and other rivers now nadir considers tap might be expected. Earl GRANVILLE replied that them meld he no difil why in giving the ieformation required when a decision was mane to, but that it was nob seem to yet. DWELLINGS OP THE NDON LABOURING CLASSES IN LO. Tbe Earl of SHAFTESBURY, in moving that the stand ing order, No. 191, relating to the demolition of dwelling bonen occupied by lab climes for the eenstruction of railways be amended, no am to require the promoters of the railliays to deposit to the office of the clerk of the parlia meets a 'marmot of the number and description of the houses of persons to be displacied, asked whether any and 111211$ provision was made in the bill for remedying the WWl violence likely to arise, and requiring certain *otiose to be gives. He said, whichever way they turned in London, they saw great railway works in • •mss, which ware eon "tooted on the sites of dwelling-Looses that had bee re moved, and the question naterally arose, when the people who bad resided in them dwelling.limmes bad gone to.. ad whether any kind of provision had been made for than Aod they had not only to ask this ym otion with regard to those who were thus dispossessed of their homes, but they had to ask what was to be done to provide house aooornmalation for those who come year by year Into this metropolis, which was sustained not only by the natural increase of the population. but by an annual initnigratioe of about 40,000 persons. The answer generally wan, that the supply would be equal to the &matt& but them who gave this answer seamed to have very little adios of what the demand was. The demand was Immediate, bat the supply could only be furaished in • loos emirs, of time. Again, the demand was for dwellinglonsee near the pleats of em ployment, bet the supply wee of homes at some remote die. lance. He did not wish to stop the progress el en improve ment of what was ogled civilisation, but he aid wish to lay brio» their lodships a view of the misery inffided ea the labouring duels by the demolition of their derellinp ad the want of more extended how areannvidatier, Moans, It scold not be pintail that the houses of parliament, in senctiming those new works which involved the destruction of so many dwelling-booms, had indicted great suffering on the meant generatioo. Meares might be adopted to remedy the evil, bat the intermediate generation, that which mast suffer hell] the bills white had phased and those they were about to pan this steam, most perish before those remedies ISM into full operation. Lord REDESDALE bad no objection to the but engeeeted that the notice should be given when Sine.. ean hawse" in any pariah or place" were to be removed, as that number of homes upon the whole Roe of a railway would not be of sufficient apnoea:sea to render necessary the conditions of the standing order. His noble friend had not made amine' suggestion as to how the wants of the labourite clams were to be supplied. Ns doubt it was very desirable that them panne should have • little Drake before they were absolutely turned out. Al though there were some hard rams, yet in a great number of instances the poor tenants had not been displened with out sufficient notice, and in many cease families bad been allowed to remain without paying any rent after the houses had been purchased by the railway company. He hoped his noble friend would agree to the armodments which be bed LEONARDS said that although It wig's/ be difficult to led a remedy for this evil, ovety carionght to b. talton sot to increase it without an serval swessity. I. connexion with this matter he called their lordebipte Mew Jim to the bill sow before parliament for °Destructive sew warts of law, the effect of which would be to disploce seven mud a half acres of bonne &only populated. He doubted . the necessity for removing such a large number of people, _ 'seise that the judges of the equity oourte, with the en , mottos of two vice-oissnosilors, ware sufficiently settoraino• dated. The Earl of DONOUGHMORE thought that all these =ought to bars a rosweable romuswation for the immovesiseee width they would sustain. The Earl of LONGFORD euggested the omission of the words " inhabited by the 'shooting dares," for the pur pose of obtaining a more comprehensive otter& no Earl of SHAFTESBURY had no objection to the satendment. He was wily anxious to get the fullest pew able rotors. The Earl of ELLENROROUGH thought th e largest .Wleb Tilt le be edepepl. se tbat ble 1 1 174 I - 1 1 •b o alit i I ifSOlll alroluass. - The LORD CHANCELLOR suggested the postponement el the motloo,h3 . order that some more oompeeiteseive Ursa nat4ht be adopted. The motion wan thaw withdrawn. • THE CARTOONS AT HAMPTON.COURT PALACE. Lord Sr. LEONARDS presented a politico from the in habitants of the borough of Kingston-upos•Thames and of other wishes in the neighbourhood, praying that the cartoons miabt remain in Hampton court Pale" and drew the attention of the government to the sista of the palace and its grounde, and the Wel pediemy of removing the cartoons from the palace. Earl GRANVILLE mid the great peculiarity of the Kea - Witen was that it was virdted In great numbers, a7 m pecially bthe labouring clamed. With reppect to the - gas , to which his noble and learned friend obeeted, the report of Captain Fowkes was entirely latisfsetory on that point, as it declared that the Matures had sot suffered in the slightest degree at South Kensington, while the venti lation had been greatly improved. Every ow admitted that in the day time the light at South • Kensiegton was admirably suited to the pictures. Applications bed been made to bar Majesty to permit ' the cartoons to be exhibited at Kensington as a loam, sad when the public bad had a opportunity of semis" them there it would be a very proper subject of icquiry where they should be permanently placed. The real quer Soo was in which place would they be most available for the inspection of the general public. THE MUTINY BILLS. The Halley ad the Marine Mutiny Bills were severally . rimed a mooed time. CONSOLIDATED FUND BILL. The Consolidated Fund (15,000,0001.) Bill vas read a emood time. The house adjourned at a quarter past 7 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.— FRIDAY, Mixes 31. ' The PRI VILER took the choir et 4 o'elock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Matron°litaa District Railway Bill was read a third time and passed. OFFICERS OF CUSTOMS. Mr. HENNStiii . ge — senoticethrit6l;clay month. with the permission of the house, he should submit to the house a motion on the subject of the grievances of the outdoor Mims of 041“01112. LAW OF F.NOLLND AND IRELAND. Mr. 4th el ataril, ha should more for the sepsintriweet of a royal ecosa seismic° with a view to the assimilation of the law of Ire land to that of Eeelsod fa all respects whatever. (" Bear, hear," tad laughter. ) AGRICIILTURAL_STATISTICS. Mr. CAlliiii;;;;lche s ireeldentei the Bond of Trade, whether it was the intention of governmeet to Rive effect • to the nveolutioe of the bone. in favour of the collection of • the agricultural statistics of Great Britain. • Mr. GIBBON paid that the question bad been under • sossideratioe of goverareent, but it bad not appeared to Wem necessary or expedient to bring in any bill on this • subject. A plan, however, had bees suggests:l which was Molted to ascertaining the avenge under cultivation is the various counties by voluntary notaries. which appeared to ( o►r a fair chutes of esecees—(hear, hear)—asd should the Teelignioary errsagemeste be completed fa tiros, the ' gowernmest would propose s vete to defray the nearary szpenditure daring the present seaman. POST-OFFICE OFF ICI ALS. Mr. BCIILLY asked the Sweratary to the Treasury, wee • •• Circular Memorandum " of the 22nd of March, 1866, 'auctioning certain rates of wipes, besides other henedis, •'griviloges, end mutants@ " for the miner establishment of Pretoilirn," ooebned to London only ; and, was it in • boded that the letter-cmrirra, sorters, and &tampers of the General Paet-nffleee is Dublin and Edinburgh rrspectively should also here increased worm with other advantages, • Mks those of similar officers in Landon ? Mr. PEEL said the arrangement to which the hoe. gen \ Mime referred had been in operation Moos 1961, with regard to sorters, letter-cerriers, and stamper. who were in the service at the time. What bad been dose recently wee to make that amuogeemet permanent and apple"able tas all stompers cad letterearrisn whether la the service then at mew. This ammusemant, however, only to 1111111 regard to Dublin and EdinMm6, !be oorrve= entabbiebneents there wen revised so recently as laet rag Stir rates of payment else set the same as the Wee to Laudon, hint they were indleient to name the woke et 'MI good sees. UNION CRARAIrstBILITY BILL. Mr. W. EGERTON embed the President of tbe Pooe-litst Dowd whether he wee mewed to introdues dames Is al Woe Cliargeelillti Ban. rise power+ Is gaudiest te tri etestreot maims' ;Sad ',bother be would Ix • Wh at seer Sada for pig loOr ocosmaitios. 5 TBE EX-RE I ESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 1 18,15 Mr. VILLIERS said it wee sot his Missiles; to intro. due my clams. Sato the Usieu ObargeabWty BA giving powers to the gumlike/ to reconstruct ueione. It would not be fair to confer this power upon the guardians alone. Whenever • quotient arose es to coterie( perishes from differimit unless it eardtbil 'morally great difference of *plaice amongst the guardian,. There is a pewee Mem by as set of the flab aa4 7th Via. to the Poordaw Board, of @merle( gmishis from, sad adding them to Guiana ; the l'oor.law - Beard bad exercised this power, sad menet to do so in tutu*, ohm the interests of tam parish required it. Witb regard to the mood portion of the question, DO had Dot hard that it would be immovenieat to Meg the bill ou upon the day for which it had stood. If the hoe. gentleman would repeat his question on Monday, he (Mr. Villiere) would endeavour to give him • dual mower. THE ARCTIC EXPEDMO. bk. 0. STANLEY asked 11111 Serautary to the Admiralty if the Board of Admiralty bed soy inteatioo to sanction or support any fresh attempt to reach the North Pole by Spathe:gee we any ether route, or to moommesid soy grant of publio caseep for that purpose. Lord C. PAGET said that the Admiralty, smd as far as he was swam the parerareeet. had bad no proposals made to them of the mange to which his hoe. triad alluded. Be could sot therefor* state what would be the intestioa or the proceedings of the government if so grave a proposal were made to them. Ireland there was tenant.right cad landlord-wrong, and it wee tail by Mr. Hancock that if there were say attempt to tinder* with it, not ell the power of the Home-Guirds would restrain the power of the people. He asked for othing which should Were the liediards, bat asked 00 for that whisk every out of them ought to be ready to Firm Be inked for nothing which might interfere with the rights 1..0f property, but he asked for rights for the &dots of it. Be believed that under a different system they would have I a happy sal contented people, who would be ready to de fend their homes against an invasion. He thought that the parliament and government which would sot interfere la this matter would stead in the face of the world judged and condemned, and be therefore asked the house in the same of God sad of humanity, and upon their solemn reponsi. WAY, id to refuse the demand which, in the name of the people °Mislead, he now mid* spoor them. (Cheers.) Yr. W. L FORSTER, in asooodiag the neatise, maid this wee a practicel question, affecting the deity tail and the actual means of dicedng a livelihood of hunched' sad Unmade of their fellow-mosses—e question which, tf they did Dot most it in that house, would very WOG have to be met oci the hustings. He was at a lam to conceive that the government meant to refuse the motion, and thus to throw wade Sham considerations which were generally supposed to hfiasum them ; he was at • lee to cioneeive bow they could be so blind to the sign of the times, or so deaf to what the boo. member for Lewis (Mr. Brand) must have told them. He should hare thought they would rather have welcomed with thralldom the maths which the motion bad offend them of getting out of their dial catty. (Hear, hear.) He was at a Ices to comeive low they could take • different mums ranee they were acting antler soon indoors or from moms motives that ware not apparent and not professed. (Hear, beer.) There odd be DO doubt se to the helloes of the Uhiral party in Inland. He did ad believe there was an Irish liberal member that wad some forward sod rayon the motion of his hoc. bleed, or • thud Irish casstithemy that would sanction snob a step. (Bear, hear.) The Debi' viscount still professed to lead the liberal party_ la this kingdom ; but if be disregarded the ensuiromia - wish cd the liberal party in Ireland, in this most remorrahle enther, he (Mr. Forster) could cid, say es a hum- ble member of the liberal party of /Weds that he disavowed the leaderihip of the Dolga lord. 1M he protested safest the war thus raised between theWslind party in Ireland sod in Enka. (Hear, hear.) The ger tan was ON ea which Irelaad appealed to iloslaad's sense of duty end judos. It was a radian far Myriad caddy rations of party ; sad if the wield of the Mend party ram disregarded, whips the sootier they crossed the booms the better ; for thee they might have • leader w ho irol zed with them sad with whom they agreed. (Hear, hear. Lord COORTENAT trusted the mode; be agreed to, ea it yenta prove to the people of Ironed that the home was not disposed to turn a id ear to their eiraphints, end that it was disposed to adopt meesexes which might weeder them a preeprous, bemuse • justly and impartielly pia fie 1.. thought the agitation of this question which was rat likely to imeeme, but father to holed% the seenrity of property, woald lachios capital to dos more freely in that countay. Be treated slocraily that the goveramset would oppose Ibis inquiry, and would rid, lead their beside to the spread of the Want-right dalusioo. brar.) - Mr. MOORE said he thought the throat ought to bare doe sandy for the outlay he made on the lands be moo pied. He believed that • measure of tined right would not be injurious to the landlord ; that the mots Todd he better pod, la consequence of the named inekdry sad ability which the taunt would be easetraged Is Wog to bear on cultivation. Odeel GREVILLE did sot think it peed& far the noble lord to did the appeal far • select sommittee to ioquir• why the sot of 1860 had readoed inoperative. Se brained it was quite parable to do full judos to the Moral without tessobing ea the property of the /radioed. And that the way to make the property of the ladled safe cad sacred was by done joatice to the tenant. (Hear t leer.) An objection was made, that this was eraiptienal htheletleu for belied • bat would ra y era deity th at bend in ro ped to this question was in an thoratieral position t It was the practice in England for the landlord sotto wed the imeeeseary beikThige, tot that was he rule in Inlaid. But even in England and Wales that was • ens ternary tenant right by which growing grope, hay, de., were Heated to the outgoing tiosant. These wen secured by customary right in send counties I. England sad Wales, dime& they were not to be compared in value to the per mooed improvements wide by the tenants is Inked. He thought that a can bad been made out for inquiry, sod he did sot me how such in inquiry mild be deed. Meer.) Mr. BRADY °addend that an irresistible seas for la vary had bean established by his hoa sod learned fried (Mr. Moral»). Mr. 3I'MABON mid he thought the hon member to Deathtrap had done god service by bringing this radios I forward, for be hal shown the effect of risking for the slightest mod ern of relief. For himself be did sot think that mush was to be expiated heir a select committee, I became if the report were favourable, it wedded be agreed to: it was plain that, however little wee saked, the house would great nothing. Whet wee requisite was • fixity of Moore with a deed nat. Mr. ROSE said that as a governor of the Irish Beetely be bed some knowledge of the pathos is which the terra femme of Inlaid stood. The boa. geutionita the member for King's County had, oo a late ineaden,.thawe dimities to the modifies of distrait in which Ire laod wee placed. Haworth much be differed from the ban pinked as to the cause of that distress, the fact that it existed deserved the moderation ef the government. II wee • MIAOW Nike*. that the perdition of the country wee decreasing. sad that the results of the Wady of those who remained were gradually fdfiag. The government of Irelead was, in fact. one of the gravest pea bled that • minister had to deal with. It was the pram tics of the Irish Seent7 to grad long hams, sad that wadies was attended with much benefinal ocineogreame that he hoped to see it adopted in the south of Ireland. One name of the failure of agriculture In Doled arose from the chromatogram that the holdings were, as • rule, too small, and that there was a west of capital in the country. Hs would support the motion for a select committee, be hewiunagg that inquiry was necessary, and that it would be ageeded with beaded results. The 0"00NOR DON kit it hie duty as an Irish landlord to hem. government concurrenceconcurrencein the goodies, ad be dogrel the would give It their au ppd. (Bear. YANDELEUE, as a Irish is ore, gave war i pproval to the soda, courtheed that inquiry mast be fictive of good. r. DONNE, speak)og la the double mouthy. at Ira& lord and Meant, that the medium of both wee most Colonel ti l e ct aN would also vote frisig i ld . ry as a Imre a remain the tree state of Irish Mr. COE, as • member of the Irish rogeTy7was pre. I pared to support the motion. Mr. ROEBUCK repreaseed ministers with the cheer mom of a pusillanimous reticence, and with allowing the debate to be protracted so many hours without making an sign. It wee the f ra ction of a government to lead, and net to follow the bones. Let then be ea %gray, far there was no doubt that the landlord and tenant question lay at the root of the Irish difficulty. After some remarks from Mr. MONSELL, who likewise pee his adhesion to the motion, Lord PALMERSTON contended that there could be no justice or permanent Medi to a country in ging • man power to do each sots as be pleased en soother man's property. It seemed to he pranced to give to some other authority than the ladled the decision of what improve "tents es. changes were to be made on his last It had been attributed to him that he bad said that tenant right was landlord's wrong ; but what he had really maid wee that what was idled tenant right—that is, the power to make changes on land without or egress the land lord's era sex t —cram leotard's wrong, especially wine it wee proposed that there should be compulsory pay ment !by the landlord for those champs. The diffi culty in Ireland of making improvement was the system of small holdings by tenant, without capital. It was laity of tenure and long ides which led to the multiplioatioe of small holdings by the best improving Sensate in the world. It wee no doubt desirable that a theist should be moon rigid to make real impwe is for which be should be sonspaneated by the laughed, and this should he effected by mutual agreement, and he could not understand why that system wee not adopted. This wee the prima* of the mot of 1860. It wee said that sot had not teethed. and its failare t was a fair subject of inquiry, and roe which might • coffidaded in a reascrable time, and the government odd be reedy to make any alteiraUms h tint ad which would trader it useful, and be was prepared to mods to the motion U it was pet into that modified shape. Mr. hIAGUIRE said the noble lard bad reramiceived him when he said that be would refer the question of mat to &ay tribunal. He bad sever mid or supposed anything of the kind. Neither had he said that aBl yeen led would eddy every requiremeot He had expreend no oldies whatever upon that, but his sextettl was that some system should be devised to encourage laadleede is Ireland to give leases. (Hear, bear.) He meth all filmdom axed the mods of the noble lord—(elieme)—oe the understaodies that the three acts 'pained la 1860 should be referred to the committee, with the intention of seeing bow they bad fond to work, sod how they might be Improved for the itheidage both of the landlord cad Mead (Hear, bear.) After some further cover ation the ameedeaset woe WW I to. BAST INDIA (GOVERNOR GENERAL'S POWERS. _Ac t ) RILL. . TEL bW .111 read • third Woo sad' pawed. COURTS OF JUSTICE CONCENTRATION cam BIL Tilt Wili wee road a third time sad prod. PROCURATORS (9MTIAND) BILL. This bill oar read a woad Slam INCLOSITRE BILL. belag nis minsd bM Pimmd fraw Illati"gbowasdlderam"... Epom "mm" SHEEP AND CATTLE BILL. • MAC was mad a third deo sad wool PULL BENEFI AMEND CES tn=tAND) ACT M 10) MENT BILL. MY IQ, am amoodod, yam maaatimrorL XBITOEFIONAL hiirD Off A-BITABLE INEFITUTIONS. Mr. LTOON mowed fair loan to Wog fo a MB to pearl& : Ir t adiropet isilmilsksiesse of wilds odoomalmood sod .Z=Zio at** of No Wt was to proof& for auk loalitatioom ma Waage- tow College, Barkiushead ; Epsom sad Clewer Colleges where sow Stlvlse service could not le petformed without the =swat el the ioeumbeot. UPPER THARN3. Oe the motion of Kr. IL. Grimm a whet eowssaftirre was moved for to inquire what steps should be takes for the hotter management of the Thames above Staines with regard to the maistesenee o n improwaseot et ite asoigstioo. end to the proper regulation of the depth sod Imhof its waters. -- - - TRESPASS (SCOTLAND). Ns. FINLAY obtained leave to bring le • bill to provide for the better prow:moil of impose ia Sootiond. The house adjourned at 26 minutes poet 11. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• LEWES SPRING MEETING.-IPRIDAL WA 01, ea son. snob. T.T.C. Mr. W. Howard's Lasogans. b 7 lb• Clir• - •Tw 7 M. 8 7 ". let 710 (Loaf* 1 Mr. Grabssgs land et the West, 4 yrs, it 61b (Fordham) I Beans : 6 to 4 os Intogews, who made all the 'maim sad woo, hard held, by a weak. A llama RWIMMIALIs of 5 eons. each, with 30 added ; weight for ages; wiliness 71b extra. One mile. Lord It. Ttnaingsßedoubt, by Astillay—lteveille's dam $ des, Tst (J. OrlmshawL Mr. B Ten Rroeck's Chanalan, 4 ;Talent bib ..(Fordham I Mr. Wodeon's Rarkaway, 3 yrs, lit (Wilmot' 3 Ratting : 5 to 4 on Radoebt, and 6 to 4 apt Cberni T®T InionPuns' narra (Handicap) of 40 soya. • winnows after the publication of the weights 71ba extra. T .Y.O. W. Howard's Imogene'. Ts. Ist 71b Dlr. R. Bland's Pegasus, 4 yrs, ter 41b (1= 1 Mr. P. !Motley's Rosins, 6 yrs, 7st 916 (b. Adams) ) 1 The following also ran :—Telloti, Bob Roy, Benanostr, Trapeze, 011u1sils, and [hog of Greece. Betting : 100 to SO eget sae, 9to 2 sgst Boaanciar, Ito 1 apt Roslaa, 6to 1 sgst 7to apt Velluti, and 10 to 1 apt Pegasna. A Swilgserauca of 5 soya each, with 50 added, for 2- yrolds,7st, and 3.yr olds Bst 121 b, with selling allowseees. Half • mile. (16 salsa) Mr. amanals Strove, by Newnalnatar—Tlia /MN. 1 yrs, lib 0004 Mr. R. Ten Brown's Jack °lanais, II yrs, On 61 lo b (10044 lt) Mr. Rartlay's Lamle, 3 yrs. net 211, (1001) ( Akam Pawl $ The fng also ran ; Nonce, Arethuaa, Bunny, and Jima mine. Betting : 2to 1 apt Jack elantorn, 5 to 1 each apt Hopei. and darn;. 6 to 1 Dingus and Arabs's. Tu Drum Snow Fm HAJDIOA, of 10 sore. sash, 61t, with 100 added ; wialters extra. Ow tails and a h alf. Mr. Wodson's Jevington, by truteroost—Dulcitie‘ (bred In Yranceotyis, lat nb (17 1 Mr. Henry's Greenland, re, 161 b (Inc. 1011) non (Orson I Mr. Iliallifreotes Raloenocic, 4 yrs. alb .. (J. Oricashaw The following Mao ran : -Rut lanembire, Muddier, land of the Wen, and shier to Lavender. Beitiag : 2 te 1 apt East Lasorahips, 3 to 1 apt Cheep land, 7 to 2 apt Stockings', 6 to 1 apt Jevlogtori, and 8 to 1 agst Womack. A Phan el 50 rose. for all ages. 24r-slds, eat nb ; three, Set 9lb ; four, 9st lab .• 6ve sad upwards, 9st 10th, with selling allowanses. HaU a mile. Mr. Porter's libentroek. by The Braid-Tula Cake. It fn. (M fib (641) (Carroll) 1 Mr. Whlissidge ROW. lips, bet Spr • .(callsoor ) I Mr. W. R. Mandy's Panay, S yrs, Set u OK) (10rdiamil I The following also ran :--Janenten. Mamgaey lleamsoar Itatemaan. ilaopowder. Ptarmigan, Crafty, Mee bra. and Repay. A HAIDICAP BILLING STALL' el 5 soya mob, with 25 added ; fen all spa. The wiener to be mold for 40 ems. Ow sta. Or- 0 . 714= Confusion. aged. SAM ..(lordliam) 1 Mr. C. P. 's Warwick. 4 yrs, at (Morris) I Rtsbegs Walpole, 6 yrs, in 11Ib (Unbolt) $ Inane and Coriathlan Tom also ran. A Bonn liannicas of 5 eon. each, with 20 added ; for three yam olds and upwatils ; gest/men rides., peels*. siestas 711 a. extra. T.Y.O. Mr. T. Ragbags JUDIMAOI3, by Newadaster —N llst Mb (Including 71b extra) H I = 1 Ma. Rodgman's Ling of Greece. lest 11b (indaMmillb M a r. (Morris) I Mr. Nollay's Bab Boy, llst Mb (Mr. Rdwards) 11 Walpole also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 opt Jane*" 6to 4 apt Ling of Cheeps sad lob Hoy. BETTING AT MANCEMSTER.—FamAy. NOSTBAMPTONSILLIS !MLLES. Tto 1 apt Wall Trolo (t f) 100 to I apt Swordsman (t 100 to 9 Staelogton and Ai 100 to • Hartley Di 20 to 1 -- Joba Darts (M ) lb to 1 Huntsman. 96 to 1 Sontag (off) Dumb/Ater (t) CHMT CUP. 11 to 1 apt Lou ( Z frosty) ao to 1 Nil 3191 ITTsis 100 to 9 LordZatland(t) 100 to 1 Panama (1) 92 to 1 Elattfiyais dam 0011 (t) TWO TB 7 to f apt Breadalbas tr zr, 1 1 1 3 00 to 8 spa Chat:snoop (t) Di to 1 ) TR D IT. Uto I apt Dreadaltons(cdt I Sto 1 apt Ild loo dingtoo t to 16) BETTERG AT THE NORTILIMPTONI 7tolaptllllTrain(tl) 10 to 1 Skelington (tont ott) 10 to 1 John Davis (of, t 100 to 8) 100 to 11 )arty (t and 100 to f lottaitts (off) CITY AND I - - VICTORIA CLUB. 3 P.X. seas STAKES. 100 tollagst Hutsn's Daughter s ( ma od) 106 to S Swordsman* (t) 211 to 1 Isatell(odi Uto 1 Spring t•tua (oS) 600 to 16 Sounsador (t) U to 1 Vest ceitiA 10 to 1 sot llcootiosiaistllll7 (t sod ott) 1 20 to lampoon lauter 11 to 1 apt Lion (t) 100 to 6 Gratitude (al ) TWO , PHI 7 to f opt Lkldlagtoo (t) 7to • Broadito (at to 1)abo SO to 1 add lAatdown , (1) 71112723122. 25 to 2 1 to lap Ailldhs tMB nubs (I) 4 (5) ica 1 200 to • Not litillfgateade (t) 1 1000 to3o la Touogoos (t) 1.0112aN 10 to 1 opt ettatt= oo ll( o6 ) 16 to 1 Archimedes (t) _l5 to 1 soproo (ollj 40 to 1 Bpi Pz&bLs CO NAVAL AND MILITARY. A MURALT!, MAIM SO. —ATTOUTIMENTIIe—Lien tenant L A. BA to the Eattlannsice. Bowed Master S. H. Liddell, to the Dasbw. Midshipman H. B. Lug. to the Achilles Naval Web (oceninated)—H. E. Bonschie, and G. T. Ntaholls. Acting Second Claw Assistant Engineer 3. Kintber, to the Asia. - - - MARCH 3L Anonnikrzen. Rem-Admiral Frederiek, to be senior officer et Cork, vies Sir L. Jones, whose period of service has expired. Captain T. Miller to the Royal George, vies De Cowry, whose period of service he. expired. Commander G. L. Noma, to the Hibernia, vise Har ney, whose purled of servios has expired. Lieutenants O. D. Inglis, to the Beatings, en Bag lieute nant to Rear... Admiral Frederick; F. Stirling. H. J. Cave, J. R.T. Faience, H. A. Mandeville, and R. Hansmmie.i, to the N MIMI& =sr J. R. G. Brown. seoretery to Reer•Admirel Muter F. Inglish, to the Cumberland km the Minotaur. ][esters-Assistants H. A. Esther sad J. C. Houghtoe, to the Edger ;W. F. Barry, to the Hector ; H. E. Weever, and W. J. W. Hansard, to the Dasher. Chief Engineer—J. Saunders, to the Cumberland for the Minotaur. First Clem Assistant Regime' 3. Hopwood, to the Otimberland for the Minotaur. Escood Clem Aesiatent Engineer E. J. 0. Lamborn, to the Asia. PROMOHONS.—Te be First awe Amilideat Eagineenr— T. Vickery. J. M'Miilen and A. Dewar. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31. The Nile, hired sailing transport, Captain W. F. Owen, has arrived at Portsmouth with the resnainior portion of the Mod Regimeat, ocessesting of 10 odium and ggg men, women, mad children, seder the eommaad of BreveteMelor Ouse, sad in medical chimp of Aseistant. Sorge= Ocprty. Elbe left Calcutta on the WU of Deem ber, rounded the Cue of Good Hope on the lat of February, left St. Helens, Feb. 13th, asd messed the equator ea the 23rd of the nue mouth. From the W 11•111.9 Isles she ezuriencod heavy gales from the Dora west, but sustained *odorous. The troops disembarked at Porte wrath this af tersooe, asd marched into quarters at the Cambridge Barracks, Portentouth. Tai PALM. FiSHZILIZI zx GILT BITTAIR. We bave no organ data at hand as to the collective yaws of the peed if charism in Great &Baia anomaly, elthough ere can state that it amounts to • aomaiderable member of thousand pounds storllag. The ahell•fish yieldimg the " British pearl " is not, aridly ovoids', an oystar„but a @pease al inuand, rather small them otherwise,. There is • g o lia n a g s ma mead IMF Perth, mad tha amnia yield is sco ne pearls en extracted from the shell either Is t ystrefacitiou,by the knife, or by parboiling the towels as the @hal ppm sad apses. The lest-membomed use. is perhaps the best. Throe polaris see rarely very Lugo, and, lite disissomoda„ they ars found of all colours, the haotbroneet, in our eatirnatica, being than of a doe pare lianas tint. Noin but a ibet-rate Page meld toil the highest class of Scot& pearl from the Orienta saes ; sod there is • doe pod is the British grown sad to Immo bees band fa esse a the rims of Broamad.—Fraser's Illegarine fee April Aug Um be drew Mal treat We peke, Gipleadl4l It with het bob* eye, Gap via iety •Itle WA (Idea; ' Tltu NW we e..eo: eloal be. how Um Med war: .-8111AZIPI Dames POCK!' Dula are arlidao, &must* Or morkers. attle I. wary NINA "Ababa* be. ~Oa% sad we mat So wary wart at Ye limpans. rim INF perk la A. 6. se. 11.12.11.14. is. 11. 17. ssl te, to, siorotekts.l4 tr. 14 gh.8431. ag. at si, am issidirse• to "Al awe; aa4 at A, S. 6. 4, T. Mk 40, 11, li 11141; 1 1 0 a4 iopi a m A. 20. liA bk Whig rftbia• la "Ow A fria km ••• skaw_—.). W. sash ad delViskor OW tie him at a l t: THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. H. J. NTONOR. In answer to Lord Ii MONTAOO, The taTrORNEY-CIENERILL stated the dronmstanees natter which Yr. H. J. Molar bad bee* appointed to • county enure, not by the Lord Chasesliar cm kis own re sponsibility, but after consultation with the goveromeat. Mr. /donor some dins ago sampled, toroporartly, the Chief Justice'hip of Victoria, without any proie of par. emaseoy by the Duke of Newcastle. Os his applka lion he sent in testimonials, sad with them • stake meat of his name harlog boss mixed up in leammetions Wags an election committee. These perm Win not examined. became the Under-flooretary foe the Colo nies, from personal knowledge, vanished Mr. Stowe. Atoms for the oaks. Mr. demo. Wt foe Amerada, and after his departure his same was leimskt Wore the bowie as having bow guilty of bribery at an election for and his appotatment was oancellsel, ka ss e d be came bask. The okarge api oat him was 'adopted the 'deed= committee by a majority of ono, sad two of steneailtaii distiostly stated that it was sot brewed home to Idni eu tlie es evidos. The cuss was felt to be ono giving Mr. claim on the gorersrnest, and Earnßassoll and Yr. La, hatcher* In the hones staled that they wen prepared to appoint him to say office for which be WY titled. Re was appointed Judge of the Wool leas Enoombermi Estates Court, and bad so acquitted hirelf as to roam him ma- titled to a eonoty_erart judgmb p. Lord R. NOIMOLI—Ser,„ 1 am desirous cd appealing to you oe the fact that the Attonmey-Geosral said that my questio• contained more mis-datemente thaa one. I smut to you whether one member is to be allowed to make • statement of that obineter without Om boa. mosalier who Is personally referred to haviai as opportunity of making • reply. The SPEAKER intimated that the feeble iced was Dot in ante. Lord E. MONTAGUE than said that if se vary be would move the sejavatoesi el the hens. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL explain' that he rely meant bony that there were in the question coattails mis statemeate of face, width were aeothental only, in wilful. Lord B. MONTAOU said he would this ash a guidon— asinely, whither, in his opinion, it was gaits impassible to Ihn for this post throughout England • Niggle basset lawyer who weld Sil it ? Mond cries of " Oh, a") THE BURINS:18 OF THE BOUM Is rely to Sir 8. N=llloolll. Lord PALMERSTON said he monad to take the tiny estimate on Monday aid the army estinuess ea Thursday. It was the beetles of the pvernamot to prone the adjournment of the how for the Raster holideys oe Fridey, the 7th of April, and to adjourn over said the following Monday fortnight, the Pith of April. BANK NOTES ISSUE BILL. Sir 8. NORTHOOTE asked whether the goverment Wooded to noon! with the bill before Eater. Lord PAERSTON was understood to sey that he would Worm the has. gentlensia dm Monday seat THE LAHORE BISHOPRIO BILL. Mr. DISRAELI said—ln referees to the coarse of bud nem in this honk I wish to ask the right hon. gentleman the 13serstery for Ink whether be intends to peened with the Bishopric of Lahore Bill on Monday ant? (Hear.) SIT C. WOOD—It is sot my iotentioa to brim Is the bill es Monday. In point of fact, Ido sot propose to nomad with it until otter Easter. (Hoer, hear.) POOR RELIEF. Sir J. SHELLEY asked the Presides) of the Poorlaw Board whether the Phoebe Bond, kende& in this 111111a00 to take any, mid if any whet, steps to cony out the noonitnendations of the select committee on pock relied, that in tutors cod liver oil, quinine, and other expentive medicine should be precinct at the exposes of the guar dians, and not, •• heretofore, by the peroshial medial aloe. Mr. VILLIERS said the subject was ender the conaidate ties of the Poor-law Bused, who bad a great dal ct Co.. taasioatioa with the goardeas os the enjoin There had bees a Meshy in some cases by tone of entracte for life having been made with the mediae allows ; but where the entree ware annual the Poet-low Hood la beled to insist spas the reoommendateas al the select committee being carried out. THE FUTURE RESIDENCE OF THE POPE. Mr. NEWDEGATE, ea ring to put the question of which be had ghee notice, was received with a ocandocable oaten* of derisive shearing treat certain parts of the horn The hoc. gentleman mid—This to so* the lest cc eosin on which I have bees met is this mute. (Obese mad counter obeys.) I beg, in explasistios of the nee titre Ism about to salc, to refer hosoorshle_petlecon to the lehod vol. of " Hansard," p. I,lB3, c 2F e aril, 1861. The honorable gentleman thee to ask the First Lord of the Treasury whether attesties of the government bad bees dixected to • speech m oonily made in the Berate of Frame by the Cardinal do Boosechose, and to the articles I. the patdic press, ens stilly the Journal des Dibafa, therm, which appear to eon template that under certain drnmateeses the Peps may b ind to reside within the United Kingdom. (Laughter.) Aid whether, considering the nom of the Diplomatic Robins' Act, and the trot that the Pope caned divest himself of the attributes he claims for his odes, sad the relation in which erten Roman catholic soolssiosties and others claiming the privileges of British gobbets appeared to believe that they Maid towards the Pope, it was the opines of her Majesty's government that it was az with • view to in Wired ninny and to She ea a = pens of this cautery, that the Pope sheale be levied or permitted to reside within the Veiled Kingdom. (Roth laughter.) Lord PALMERSTON—With regard be the fire part of the question, I may say that I ban every day is seamy thine to read, so moth to write, and so many penes to see, that lam unable to follow op, as other poem may do, what pans in foreign smosibliss, or and what is polo limbed in foreign papers. (Hear.) Therefore say attention was sot called to the passage the hoe. seethenn mos. booed till this demon, as I was driving down to the hove, when I had an opportunity of reading the neon it what was said by Cardinal Boonsobase. I may say, is pee ing, that I was sorry to perceive that that right rev. prelate denied Englund as the natural enemy of lease. I have not mess the article in the Debars. All I ns say is, that the question of the hos. patinas anticipate the future, and implies a decision as future erne which are at preen involved I. great doubt ; namely, the hoe. retinae assumes that at the sod of the two years fired by the ocnirentioe of September the Pops will be obliged to nit Rome. That may or may not be. With lewd to the latter part of the question, eatartaiaiss, as her Majesty's government do, and an I am are everybody doss, the greatest respect for the Pope pesionelly—(taughteri—whose a great community of Christian ewe as the bad of their shoreh—(hear, bear)—we should be glad to show . iiLit3 proper massy that respect which we feel. Bat with to the Pops's combs to take up his widens le Emed thin are so many objections to it, which most strike any one's mind, that It would be a political solecism or rather a political anadironsm. (Hoer, )tieat it b well known from the papers which were laid cm table d the hones that some few yens ago. when the question was raised as to the possibility of the Pope quitting Rome, Mr. Russell, the repressetatie• of the British government at Rome, stated that it citcomenosy should induce the Pope to establish his reddens out of Italy. If it were oonnolent an We to him to reside at Malta, every &biotin would be paid to his comfort, and a suitable reancos would be provided for him. That is the answer I have to give to the hoo. patlanan. (Hear, bear.) METROPOLITAN HOUBZLESB POOR. In nil. to Lord B. Cecil., Mr. VILLIERS said be would take this bill on Monday tAd sight, r so if he mould do at a reasosable hoar. R. CECIL—What doss the right hes. geothorms mean by a ressonbie hoar{ Mr. VILLIERS —Bstwees 12 and 1 °Wolk (ienghtes). LANDLORD AND TENANT IN IRELAND. On the motion for going into committee of supply, Mr. MAGUIRE. I. rising to seen for a select committee to inquire into the laws regaining the relation between landlord and tenet is Ireland with a view *a their more equitable adjustment, end for the indulgence of the hoses while he brought baton It a question of very great ad grave important, not oely to the peoplen Ireland, who we Immediately interested in its solution, bat he noised to say to the people of England, who were directly NI well es indirectly letereled is the peer!~ parity of Imbed. To the people of Iroise this question was not one or entlinset or belie& bat mss cd life or death. There mast be sonmehleg woe; in the resat Mete of Wags, and if there was. the goverasseall ought to allow some *airy late b. (fleer, ken.) It was net a notion to be banin about hem goversonset to ye vitamin The goverment were sauces In Beale spa* cakes somber upon some paltry foreign cymetise and yet hen wee a question of looms policy whin had net than sympathy. There were good landlords in ra lltid. sad for them they did sot want a law, but they them tee the bad India& The link lard at Om of the go vinetneet had said that teaanrighl wisest hadlord.w.aus. Be took bane with him upon that paint, but he wished that the noble lord bad not used seek lieges" tor would be used apseat the ant sienna. Is the ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Knoirros, MARCH 31. (Beton the Lord Cud Ikree end • Spedal Jeff /MOW= V. TRIC BOUT" 111.11171 N EAELVIAT COMPANT. This cause, elision out of the Weise:Meet that took place in the Blackheath TO2OIII, and in which the damson were laid at 20,000., was resumed this receslog. Mr. &mild, Q. 0., Mr. C. Pollock, sad Mr. Willis pia appeared for the plaintiff ; blr. Limb, Q.C., Berisant Balks tioe, and Mr. White Were for the defendant'. The one for the plaintiff wee ootieluded on Thursday 'menhir!, sad this moronic the ceas tog the defendant/ was pmeseaid with. lir. Lush, is his Wars to the jury, said that canes of this description were, ender all circumstances, of the most difficult clam that could be brought before the eassideration et a jury, and the preset was the moat difficult ate dud had come within his knowledge, beanies it would be his dirty to lay before the jury the evidence of medical ems of the highest eminence who would give dianicitscally opposite evidence to that which had been given by thom . gestleass who had bass celled as while's. for the pleudiff. He could sot help extrudes his opiedon that it would be mina better U some plan were adopted by width, in a ease like the parent, the patient could be watched by some mediae' gentleman of Gallen* selll some decisive °Saks could be formed reepectieg the injury that bad been received, indeed of which the only course that meld be takes at present wee to lay before the jury the oontradidery 'videos, of • somber of medical men, pad the jury had to grime their way to • ccedusiou. The liaised amasel them retested to the modest evidence that had bees adduced oil the psi of the Oiliest!, and said he should be pawed to show that every one et the symptoms that bed bees spokes to niche be aecribsd to the shock to the eserons spasm that the Mlitiff had remind, and from which be would in all pro- Lability, eventually, entirely recover, and that there was so reel paddy& is the OM. Be that eaid be • thresh% he had a right to complain the pinata test, as it was termed, had bees applied to the without the knowledge of sealed gastlessee erL ill d o sa • l4 cr ere watching the cam on behalf of the compasy, sad wain sow spangly, had so opportheity et observieg the melee ; but be said he should be in • 'caddies to lay Widen°, before them to show that early one d the molts that had bee* spoken to were more emeistent with the nseledy of lank paralysis, from whisk, is thee, the plaietiff would almost eertaWy receverohen paralysis arida" from Wary to the lira* which would be permits** Ia isonchathos the learned counsel said that the eseopany Amide* they were liable, sad did sot desire that the wt et &nage" should be armed with any sips rd haad,_let at the ewe time he said be ISM sure that the jury would agree witik dine that it was their duty to avoid the payseset d an eintsys• pat araiseat of dame.* for as injury whisk might tun out to be only of • temporary Wad, althoegh atemseted by Primp tans of a most distressing and serious 'Weals& Yr. Adams. the seeks et the Landes Hospital,and am of the council of the wilds of ihampesee, was tits mamboed, and his avid's* divested of tethated rents. was to the effect that the plaintiff was set mamba taw por ted paralysis, and that the cape was a arable am. He at tributed all the symptoms to • sheik to the nervous sad =peered a paww vis epision that the Worth" L it T l et . &ries from a lesion of the laths. In answer to a clues** segginted by the jury, this gen tleman stated that be wee Officially &Meshed to the Beath Resters Railway Commay. bet be added le reply, toSerjeant Ballaellea that, ado hie advise, • great many claims for accident& bad been settled, without cawing into emit. Kr. Headland, en sedient gesend preditioner. Yr. Oritsbie, one of the eurgeaes unsaid to the Ophthalmia Ho, sad Dr. B—thMe, the sealersealer serge= ot the Itse- ISiespitil Hospital, were else examieed ca behalf et the dells den* sad their 'videos" was of • dander cshareeter to that given by 'ems' Kr. Lads, is sarandeg Up the awe fee the defesdants. repeated what he had previeeely said, that the plaietiff wee entitled to damage' for the Wray be bed reeslled, but he •ald that, alter theevideses that had been addeced as behalf et the ddresisele, injury aught set to regard the tees as sae Is whisk reemery was hopeless, bet that, ea the seettery, the probability was that with Ma, sad the re moval of anxiety, the plaintiff wield in • year cc se be as well as ever, and he asked thews to mow the demos epos that principle. Kr. Herrn made • powerful reply ea behalf of the Oath tiff sad be drew • vivid picture GI his farmer meditice and the state be was in at presses, with kis mind and me. mory completely gam, neat to dress ar wash himself, be tat, food or to deep. eied, as bad been proved in this ammo of the ease, ends( Untimely lathing mad • windeweithing his Bogies. Before this unfornmete eeekkat the *Motif was • Bee young man, thirty-tee years et age and id: feet high. pasared of great literary attains's* sad who might temonably have expected to have risen to the piddle &palmist in which he was segioved. and to hese eb taisd salary et SOX ar 1,0001. • year ; but now all his bops* and expeetatiers were entirely dm d, sad the question ter the jury to decide was whet amount of damages eight is be gins under such a ciratnuices The leaned .seed thee caransentedst o hie length open the ardiedevideece that bedtime* addend en Isbell of the smarmy pardeelarly resserthig npos • eratenmet node by ems et imas ai lhat before he saw the plaintiff it had Wee intimated to by some ass that the ewe was one of "entire sham," sad that the plaintiff was being "kill by Madsen." He else . proceeded to ups that dare could sot be the slightest doubt that the plaintiff lied rewired doused frightful Jejuna, from whist, {sat all probability, be would warm remover, mid that no mown et mosey , _could compeniste him far the lem el position that be had sustained. The jury wished to hew whether they bad the power to return • verdict that would secure as &assay to the plain tiff so beg as he should matinee in his present oosdition, and whether it wee probable that lib &adios in till We:- office would be kept open for him in the event el cis le every. The Lord Chid Baron mid that with mope* te tioo bit point. it was very probeble that the simetio• would behest opal, bat be did sot think the }any had the power to give • contingent verdict. All they bed the power to do was as say what amount of liallagea the plaintiff, order all the*. cumsesnese, was wedded to. The jury retired to deliberate upon abide veal* sad cm their return into court they found for the plaintiff -"gm 5,6601. NORTHERN ClRCUlT—layszrom, Maws 31. NM PI MOM OMIT. (Before Mr. Aides likes and a Special July.) • STIMING e. 41,61111131 AND 017136. This ewe was resumed upon the sitting of the soon this morning. At the close of the plalatiffe ease Soma eagamagst mend between the legal se to whether or not the evidenoe which ball asa lesen is Tr d ed proved the counts cm which the plaintiff naiad. and his br&h* at length said it did not appear to him that the material part was proved. He should - hold that it had not bees proved. After this intimation the legal pelts.= on sitar side I held a private aonsaltation, and It was afterwards intimated that the dolsisdasis had *Mod to the withdrawal al ta furor, the Attoratraeneral withdrawing the isapalation about th a t " gigeatio imposition." atiti l a t p at be renset lar apply teen to the vessel. said that se. thing weld be more handsome than the amass whisk bad been adopted In the settlemeot of the MIS eating, concurred in the propriety of it. It seemed to him that the *zonations set forth in two or Wee of the aeon* wale rather expreseions of hope—too confident expeotatioso, than statements of a fart. He did not think a jury amid be* arrived at the couched= that they wets intended to &hand. THE POLICE COURTS. GIIILDHAL;. Jacob Abraham Steil inisroodorsd to Lis ball as • saw moos before Mr. Alderman J. C. Lena" far that be did on the 16th December last unlawfully meamit wilful and corrupt perjury, in an a ffi davit ma& by him to verify a certain statement made under the mimes armagemiets clause of the New Bankruptcy Act before James B. Brougham, Esq., one of the registrars of the Court Baskruptcy. Mr. Lewis, of WOmiagtos-squase appeared to peewee& ; and Mr. Lewis. see., of Ely-plasm dafeedel. It will be remembered that the primmer wee bankrupt, owing 9,4101.65., sod that be essemed a deed of arrange ment with metals supposed crieditme repremeting7,lo , N. ls. 5d., being over two-thirds the gross amorist, and aerie an affidavit as to its earresteas on the 16th Nov., 1864, and the pro:seder were lied in the Court el Brakemen es the 18th inst. It was averred by the promention that the list of auditors was • fabrication altogether. and that the per sons menticeed therein se creditors were net he ezishmee. Evidence was called to peace this, bat the first autism 11 J J foreign Jew. woad lam Adams, re a very ere *mat of bow be bad bees Inveigled late signing lb* leaden a creditor, showing that if bie own acommt should be tree Ire was Bele er them a foci, aad yet. wires is the renewer-box, hie equal for seateeses could sous* be found. His eresseurninatioe by Mr. Lewis was very severe. He said he miss to do emit to dear Lis ahem- ter, through burin sigma the deed. He dedined 'severing whether or not le bed a with his leedicede wile. He declined to answer whether es set he was Is the pay el ths Petite, sod also se to the sumbse of lodgings he bad oompied during the lest 12 meaties. Be also to answer to whom be bed sold any seekm at the mum Ulm professing to be • traveller and rousufeatmer of walking sticks. Other midges* wee sow given hem re= d jewellers is Biegbegtism. 'bowleg that me noel notice the deed they had Initial to the supposed and their keen bed all been returned duel& the deed letter slim Mr. Lewis mode a very able *womb he defines, We Mr. Aldermen Lawmen* said Ls bud made rap his ski to is the Misdealt for *MI, but be would sesegi bell is 100 i. seek with 24 Wes' aeries. SMUT T=eam.-I.4rat -Wood Tal.ple Wok to oboe Ole porta per** ot tbo be' lb bood below. bus sotevaiodell Mtrvrt .[ tit* sowthombo is Mt. J. 111114 ....iL Tb• b• • aoJ AMU 06 kw sima•r=i M 171110116111 by the Mk a 8 . 0•••>w ' • THE BURGLARIES IN THE CITY, After our report left the Mansion-house 31, tetchy, The degmelliawe tikes at the former ezerobastios ti this reed, sad the yeltesere harts{ reverelly &shish ask any 01 . 11.8t10111. they wore fully =emitted for ' Potter, Wore the prisms!, were rear seltra Potter, to state that the woman Price - karma to the pollee till after the prisoners were headed. Breve—Doe% yea believe bite, ray loci„ wor m elrout ose priimeers her than I. ll l w the oald d hke ocki eo ßm eay . . , o w dews a barrel al fo l lez ta taser, "Potter, seed as MARKETS. SUGA/L—Boorrot, MACH 31.—Tho markstl possibio, sal wraj scything la lees doss this gibber row or itauw.—lrbaro Is mon et pekes bow" gothic Improved. TALLOW.— YEW livrenia. —The market to-dap, with quotations es follows :-opot, 40a 11 April to Jena, 40s. ; JUDO. 40a. ad. ; Oet. Dm, Dee.. 42a 3d. to 6d. ; Town tallow, 40s. 64. r the auctions the deemed was isagnid, and eelp el the qua**, offered found bows. North 40s. to 40s. 6d. Sao ; Booth. 41a lit pips, • titet . 4os. 0.40 a. la.; beef, Nis. to Nu Deli% ; angels, SM. Coca-mut oil it Zoii7rk so active es last week. Cochin, iti. id ; C u bs. Wu to Nu N., three meths - of for suit. No Wasp offered today; NIL is asked kw sus; 36e. 6d. to 37.. 6d., ini6 good. Palo ell 01404, 38s. fins Lases; Palm sutoil, COTTON.—lnzuvou lixi 31—The .law was extras* beam sad drooping threerbor ▪ yesterday, the Wade berm Min rawalb, la ammetHige, to empty bamadler helium erred isereard sorMyk. oadee bray dears wee eabesitted to la every "- fertrday the redertoe Me Beek rate te 4 mad ether raissa. appeared to »rare emblem Isomer et brier, wag deem, sad wee tees the extreme riff of deprogram was tha laird arrasse milers& bat aura* me rise. Amar' arms is very mederato rerool, per lb.. bat yartenb wee la mere maim id. operelatere me well me th e taw* sad dosed get iltdc b ' lot week's qastadeao. The depremolma boor *pi km. mat la Brazil, mad at rel, this the dear mead r 2d. per lb., bet with dm peaty yeaterdey prises berm reoffered to Barri Mg bra ia for it seem the imarbet, gad alga Yeim Maffei, ley eerie ergerod ter ri6ore, aad a recarery al ed. te id, br bee bra bee=ealtr, sad MI them : I ra Id. re 11., bra male as about 01. per lth lwe btr e lberL i te r i tmilam gaff grow Id. lid. %Mary Ira Orr mod Jaffa 160,11 as to armee &SUM d hot ila lb.. Mead the rim illy ham lime te a b Offeeleffee bare tam der* the "reek 741 D h,450 belle ; end the Wade, 23, 4 50 =MI • red 11111•• ad to-day, and ea waive , ed. pm t Ds. deem far Amato& sad hum lb.. Beet la a. The sire 12,NO ss 4t hj , Ello re tar even mad eperhare. Tr tidal moratiese '—Yak 17ploadm, ; Mobile. 144 ; siddlep Odors, 13$. carroty' 00001. MAserrerrrell, • ..net Ise ebigedwg yens bus bees eoesidently f ig eL e sod *ere bus bees • vary fair moss, at IL to b 4 pee lb. da ..ms is tip Taswity. - Bat for ibis wasiderable edemas* sbsald pobably bate bad sowidarably as Priem an very Aron at tin &ea, vitt as we obey. Thew we say coders yet to dire eat, we wade( 1115 the Wires avian from Amain wteisis ere gswerally expeated to be hoportast, prior op se dews aresidenbly. The market fa yarns hes brepeoved quite ea much as tap A reediest* boohoos has bear dose, sad prime shoat Id. pr lb. bigber this Taw*. The de, soul fee west 111011• Faired by essaufeetarers. . cloth waded showed • deal al iseprovemeet the 5 the Liverpool eottos mirk* • prism &MA impales to balsam ewe to a wasiterebbe tweak, sad whams& wises. Tb. Make to bey appeared wassal this fee woe this pest, sad there was warm essiblearre. The abseiled quelatiess ewers toJs7 weer to bays wasewbat sodded sad Mwtb thane hos bees a fek peers) *airy y Ms bashews bee bow Wrested wrests are wow dimmed to await the arrival afro mil oftwassile wows before opentiog. busiorwe la yarns to.day (isseatioood above) aitribated to tbo eowiderable orders erne yesterday. 00113.—CdszusleoaD. Miami 3L—Wee. sasd opersisa. The rap* vu small trdair of red, Web wee la. dears. Whits also ia sollor-435. to 465.; extra, 475.; red. 4b. seam sod la. dearer. Basis, bat few airing. &mood at la. sebum. Lwow; Ni• 10 31.—We hove had a ...- wheat at =asks today sad last wash's Orissa wappostut. Items wimples el bids, wen la is assu mar suslissd • sliest lirdwal at hi t " did* 4aL to 45a.; rad, 375. to 40s. Battey, Oats. 235. to VS. ILtaci 31—Ws lave bad as attosdessa at bads lowa aad osoutry sinus t cas seem whew this ussesiest, sod he the el Maim passim Sims edsaaos el ld. per r whisk was iodised as Tuesday was with d abie atuserissa flour, from "Aug wee* dram tide %Wm do weak bat there Is we Wieser is lieb. iaaas oars is quit the advisee of std. par queer sitablislud sow Mils batter than soudsal. to effest miss. sad tally ld. &UK aa lbe week, sad oatmeal Bow" pa" sad barley an sash study Kaska stall thooesbeall. warmsuk, Itasca SL—Ata Mosses is which abodes miss. TM badness yards, moderato =Mat, at fally kit wask's Priem weeny tit* am ity big way sib Awes week rail Mari 27 3 lan 'MUM bsrlsy, ON, sr 30s. dd. ; arts, 40 ab 335. 361 00A1A—LaiNOU. Kai= SLR 9d, ; Hassisp klsel3ey, 15.. 9d.; Tasfisid 13s. 6d.; Wane lad asswell, 225. ;W. E.d 225.; Wale Zed Weastall, 19s. 6d. ; °army 2k--691ps al wasksk ; sold W TRAFFIC =WRNS. "um=lis ter Wee West wit Wads le' " "2"` 14 4 5.4. 1. Lowieszte.• OIL USI9 UN 10,306 Lae) WS MO 0" Uses ooh 'm u 1 I let 1,919 West sodas Marsh ie. Sietts attess Amite . 06j 10 Tits Lam Bo* Acorn= Mutt —_ et the ebbe ratieh4 bottles of the sedate assessed Bea& by the etwettiag of the beet Woof* f wake were pickedd op yesterday menial &Antos OA Demos. off the names Dock, wad the awe, that rd James War The ressalas of Dates were ham ashore et the liver. The body el Waller West rereetiounewt.] HoLiowAT's - ter raltde.—Tles ipotesi aid bat chemical tlia wry meet Whew dwells fa thb areeneet be Probed weeds sob a ahote ma ; Maw asealimi yak stammild rimitambmada the lawless IN 'Ake say eiseltbarkom weakness by Wm. modilsin Ma the war DOM itm beam delltated br oro or IMOIMMINSIMItEOIII.I. 71111 T tves, wed tembia. impart I th wbols . • admitlet aoa poistbly am of this remedy ; Mamma barmaids is seltoo. tt Si admirably adopted Ir , scasotoiew. _ BIRTHS, MARBIAGNE, AND BIRTHS. o[7lll2.L—Mmeh d Monmouth Was, Monmouthas 2 IWasiak am wito et G. L Cotion. ILL, of iion. MAM.—Marab 29, at DEW VOLK aspberfsbesh. Hasa. et • ice. 70111711. —Maadt 112 at clummhuto2. Babb" Us d le& C. Janos. at a mm. Notirlit.—Xsies eO. tam vit. al J. Moat; X 03.. 01 IMF APRIT, at a am NARRIAOIIIB. .11121217011M—shrrrm—wama is, ad et. raw% 1 1010, ,. J. 2. Alosomdor. viarglio, Italy, to £l ar ms deastitor at the hie B. S. lam* 12%. SIAM 12==I mlitia. 01.7.—Marals Mat OR Camp% Rmomallmla lm Sho Mac Walker. G. Sootmea. La. of UntoishlMM Comaimm 4., emestar of the Mom Z. Bah nt slassa, INMU:=lmiosit .iff *aunt ram mum, d i uwa city 0 urea. ra"." 44 • 01 1. fa Preelm• at t n. lanimit. • •184.1111/& EA TH& 1111211a—ifirab PS, af D laarridwamas, C. lailse. seed W. 1401001.-112.0. IL la Zama Wawa Lag oat" ords. shim J. A- ilms, ALL. mid IL LAMA.—Mate la k 211, M apmadrad, Claaapidd. J. 1.404111;.1 ITV& rigor* O. a. Or Ulna. .14•27 1044 amwo. mitl=o,4 a. O. s• amismirese, Nob imadda, A. M. Modard. Maa ad pa maimp• Omlmai a ae awnse4Reffli" Pflram al rwila. MO MIN Rtes veer . 1111 I:L k I.:+::igio. N. L as lau t , V II ' ) 7 .1 oni si i out i i mei ot oki s i e iir e g i l Wig ago r ate to 944 k 4 ' wad no &m id mi Ned BUM 9141 mid h ath , 40a. it wll7 ' 1 ITT kak..,t hat : 91e: L ask sok al tie Um r= ~mte q TIO crll 01 yes ; Am o k cliry al • fay crry ol eil is la.& had w Ida, 42e, Y 3 as* Twir en l th. P ril iM Ma IT ' libel 41 ‘7 1 4q 1 boa id, Ito The b o ainn7 taiib i** ak 2 l u kutr alf4 lo stataik ad001 .a..0061u. s 120 t a who sok NOM% oboas ths so HI air wigt rory e 4 e .. Waste; s ls :to I vet ~ et = ' .IC-; ' ' U T limealaPils mod. s o m il ik YEW lee sboottP . XII, as apie ' •-- k a a* td. Olk" aoreased dodlu to v...r Mal it los h a d Teti ed 14, ear k od tbe ame n 7a - 1 a" • oONIeO 1 IL bis OW, ... shoes a WM. . • •nrvtasty aggeger a , e j lot von too IKI.le 11l limit 1 t• • kir aim ••••• t 7,41 D leis; h. EL so D. I 5,410 tan Ws sotto, mist, e .. 4 .4 "IA V gur tiatli hi ag . ... r as , aid 411/. ; et Ur la 1 Wiwi SI. —Ow IgN4 Olen* bolo la : 1 11 amesat of lobo i _ co the sote ri Z. 12 loase le IVE ay leen MI Os se Nom,atore Go de mocks on kW, Adlasft, sad soy meOh er; ie boos es that kit otett • . 4 pekoe ate toed I The &add i at ter aafeetatoo. Be r.en= roomiest yob*, et s rood lark* Oh deg Tim It 14 Mom 1904 to 4 o k ays! d =tab pawed le la Ilia the Ness woo al% . $ l3 otiose 111 ."' oh s o i totl l th y le That It b 4 io rival el tht at d T mum. Thea r ( i t i t: above) is `thong Oa sal dew r : —Wath/g his for all [ tads! , to dente ~. •••• - Ito ia 144449 el 151 .. , d ,, 40s. to 424. I* etlegiag. sals est ai d t m VI d s hit snagtil 11.4 1 is arise sus ✓im is 4954451 A . 4 itt Weida ma% ordeel Haley, Ilk Oa ✓el is insOlyth alases awl added I t s' is the mendl mat lit I. pot maul ea vhil r_9 rit M h eshy Oaf. ," 4 taileity, nods V. stew .ai l i I i gado ailed ea I di. 1 et sass. Werra W, Woad KNO oda st satate ids I 0 AJ3 3 I see ii oohed Ir**ll psis* is sal 10 1 MI attest. Baby elle Pdali .t. Avow dr Id i t g astsootdadd; 21h. 3d. Wks lompla 1141915a 1 ra t En Meet , End Wadi Beth, • Carney sad DWI mid 25. I 1 .—.— 'NIL Wu. 19141. WA L *SIAM us, nit. aa 4 1 14,7t11 ate OM as 0,711 1.75 1,549 &in 0 1 .M so sa 1 11 =.—. -- raiz I gml.—TIN to demand ia asids l l '. i h . beteg* to t hs iVil. 1 noreing. sm. dud 4 • 41110011 80 the Vitali s Waller. of DO" .s 4 O an ea the Bra at sat Deptterd. IT'S Puss. —ll • chmk , sl 4495199 9118 51 1 4 IX47•11104 moilakllm., no per 99143 1 0 9 i Ws Om to las. imbued at tsaltsmastsdad g LI , V a ► ilel iww . rt stra4B49 — ZE ...g possibly 49.1.11 1495 no W 404444419 !sled for ..zraw ..._ UM DELT/A - • 1194999 10404 I Z LA., of a sop . livtionfo•berb. 112 L [Witte, the alb d Ids li. /,