The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-25 00:00:00

• I L 4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDIL—FaiDAY, Megan 24. The Loan OBASOMOn look hie lest is the woolsiok at See Ado*. Th. inegwell and Skye BeilveyßUl, and the Leamtagion Gm Bill 111K0 wad a Wad tint* Gall pawed. The Eat of SHAPTISEBURY palmated three W.W.l's am the inetrorata team et amts. Um Itaticaal Gallery cud the British MVOS= as arse eveniags in the week. CASB OP YR. DOCKY ALL. The Earl of MALMESBUIT dines& atheatioo to the illegsl detention of Mr. Dooksell is the lusatio uylson at Bedgetielil, on so order ease improperly granted by Coicaml Johnson. • magistrate, and mot el or pipes, as it appeared the nolo, tune* man had silos committed suicide. The mob's earl also urged that the HcasseMoo ought to W eikel an inquiry tato the matter. Earl GRANVILLE admitted the importance of the questing. The man had beta liberated before the Lunacy Commisecoers amid isterpoes, sad he did ace see that the Borne-office could him dem mare, ao em two former me iime he had hese pal ander restnist far Imam. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY animadverted in strong terms on the immonable cease of Colossi Jamie°, whose abuse of his saegistwiel sathority ought not, he thought, to be prod over mooted After some ntorlos from the Roll of Derby and Earl Rowell, the Lord Chamelke intimated that an inquiry Medd be instituted into the we. SEWAGE,. Lord DENMAN presisted • pieties from certain vato• payers of the nevem& and solverhe ce the subjeot of Newsy. The that any inquiries and Imislation ou stre ad ar n isct = l oot be *refined to meths seal omrstiom, but &Imola embrace the deodorising system, their °pejo. Meg that the anusenis and the solid might be so combined se to malls the sewage to be discharged kite the river without injury even to the fish. The Felony sad Mindememar Bedews sad Tenth* Dili, the Comilidatel Fond (175,6801) Bill, the Elates retitiom Aot (1848) Amendment Mll, and the Dublin Inter matimal ExhiWdos (1846) Bill wore weevilly read the third Mow and passed. The report of amendateste to the Affirmations (Scotland) Dill was reosivid. The Perth Trades:seal War Confirmation Bill asl the liaakruptcy and Implying (Deland) Act Amendment Bill moat through easomittes. Their lordships rem at ballf-pool 6 o'clock. 'HOUSE OF COMMONS..—YRIDAY, MARCH 2t The SrztAix took WI chair • few minutes before 4 *Nice*. The fol.:owe:, bills were read a third time aad resold : I Brighter. Hove, aad Predate Coosteat Service Water ; = hop Paco, District Ore ; sad Great Easters Railway Stortford Railway Parebsed. LANARKSHIRE COUNTY PRISON BOARD BILL. Os the order of timidity for the woad reeding of this bill, Sir E. COLEBROOKE moved as as sentedatent that the MI be re.ad a ascend Bass that day six months. The object of the bill was to eatable the prism beard of Lanarkshire to Warp the gaol at Olugow, tad to thrown cost over a number of yeses. But they had proposed bill without soestilting the oommiwtoners of sop ply, and without ob. tainieg the comsat of the various divisions of the county. Be objected to the bill oe priseiple, and hoped _the house would reject it, and the more so because this Lord Advocate bad a notice oe the paper to briag in a bill on the subject. Lord ELCRO seconded the anteedineot. Xr. DALOLISH supported the bill. The psople of Olas- OM had no deers to inereset the prison, it was a matter of asesoity, aadi this woods of doing it was coesidered the beet. Nis. BLLCESUIJ opposed. sad Calomel &Via ampportid, _ The LORD ADVOCATE said the mistake the Prison domed had committed was in not ocrenliiirg the commitre tag eapply. The procurers of the bill bad agreed to a proviso met they should Dot exerciam the powers wither the coo • rot et the nocarniesioaers of supply. The house then divided- Frr the aroodrsoding 39 Agnost it The bill was therefor thrown cat. SENTENCE 3 OF COURTS-ILiSTIAL. Lord HOTHAII gem noire that ia committee on the Hatay Bill he shear call the attention of the Judge-Ad /err-General to the length of time soldiers who had Delis kid by general warts-martial were kept la imalinemeat awaiting the promulgation of their sentress. (Cheers.) CHIEF JUSTICE MONAHAN AGAIN. Sr T. BATESON--As a magistrate of the orate Down, lair to ask the right hoe. Weer the Chief Reastary for Ireland whether, in addition to the unwarrantable sad censorious obsermtior rade by Chief Justice Morisse on a recent occurs. rellenieg on the character of the patletan of the county Down in their magisterial capacity, that liedge in open wart, when a magistrate was endeavouring to explain to him the biota of a are (the Queen v. O'Hare aod ethers), did cot interrupt him. ref re to hear him, and make sr of the following irreales, ter wont, to that effect :-" 0- d— it It's all Mall and error ?" (Laughter.) It is generally credited Is Down that these words were need, and they have caused a peat sensation in that oeighboorhood. The people of the runty Down are too simple and primitive— Mr. COGAN-I rise to order. I wish, before the right bra. hernia apewers, to ask whether the Imo. baronet has it,.. notice to Chief Juries Marra of his Mustiest to king so serious a diem against him ? (Hear, hear.) The SPEAKER-Let the hoe. baronet ask his question. Sir T. HAUNCH -I pm ears to the right hon. terra, and I wrote down far him the words that had been communicated to use. I wish to ask another question. As the people of the rusty 1)owe are fortunately simple and primitive rough not to uedersteed language of this &scrip toe, which they have sot been accustomed to hear from the bench, I wish to ask the right hoe. baronet whether Chief Justice Monahan has made to the Irish government any explanation, justificatioe, or retractation of the words immured by the right hes. gentleman on a former occasion -for which we have to thank him? I wish, farther, to ask whether the magistrates of liathfrilsed, county Down, ware set acting by the advice sod nudge the instructions of the law officere? (Hear, hear.) Mr. COGAN-Before the right hoe. baronet answers food cries of •• Order "}-I do sot with to more the ad journment of the hoar unless lam forced to do so-I wish to ask the right hoe. geotieniaa whether Chid Justice Monahan has made any report ea this case to the Irish grommet ; ad whether be ham made say report to the right hon. baronet himself with respect to the observations which be used in this hour ,• sad, if so, whether, in justice to Chief Justice McGehee. be will not consider it his duty to lay that report in full upon the table, so that this which has beard the charges spirt this dieting= judge, may also be able to hear a full explanation of the ohmmeter's eoreeted with them. (Cheers.) Sir R. PEEL-I think it would have bra infinitely better if, after the answer which I gave the other night, the notation had not bow brought again before the house. It is perfectly tree, as the bon. baronet has said, that the magistrates meting at the petty sessions did refer to the law °deers of the mown, sod that the law officers rearmed the judgment at which they strived. Chief vi lades llooaban has written to me with reference to what was said by a member of this house (Col. Fordo), and I will read a P from his letter. " The odor' motioned that some people in Down were of opinion that I had accused lb* magistrates of administering juries partially. I have written to him to my-ace the fact is-that I did not recollect exactly what observations I made. (Load laughter.) Bat eiwtaisly I had no intention of making any such charge." Now, sir, I have not heard that the expressions quoted by the hoe. hour were need by Chief Justice Moores ; and therefore I am unable to say, until Ihave had a report from him, whether it in true that he need them. Every 00111 that knows Chief Justice Monobaa will wall= what I say, namely, that there is no more impartial and upright man. (Hear, hear.) It was ooly yeeteriay that Lnrd Dowashire came to as and said, " I do not know what may bars passed at Dowartrick, but I know that we have so more upright judge grog circuit in the North of Ireland." (Her, bear.) It is perfectly true, as those who know Chief Justice Monahan will admit, that he is perhaps a little hasty and impetuous at times. (Ltagliter.) It is his character-be is a frank honest mac. ( Renewed laughter.) Is is quite possible that in the heat of his observations he may have given way to some expressions which hon. members might modems, hat I have no authority to state, without referring to him, that he made nee of the smarm does which have be. attributed to him by she bon. baronet. Mr. COGAN- I hes to ask the right hon. baronet the Chief Secretary whether Chief Janice Monahan has made a report to the Irish government with referent* to this Use ; end secondly, whether such report, if there has bean one, contains any reference to the expression which had been attributed to the Chief Justice? Sir It. PEEL-I beg again to etre that what I said the other night was, that so far as my leformatios went, Chief Jetties Mullein was not warranted to making the re marks he then made. (Hear, hear.) The Chief Justice has written to me oo the subject, and I think if the Chief Jaetioe bad known all the partieaLn of what took place at these petty seesicee, he would set have made the observe bra which fell from him as that occasion. Mr. COGAN-I most appeal to the right Loa. buret to give some reply to the two queetions I have put to him. I wish further to ask whether the Chief Jostisehas reported es the adartietratioe of justice in the meaty of sod If sei, whether the right boo. swallows' has may Air time to ley this report on the table. Sir it. PEEL-He has reported. Mr. COGAN-I egsis ask will the right has. baronet hey that report on the tare of the bow? No immediate answer having pass given to the question, Colonel FORD rid, as one of the represeetatives for the County Down, be mast tender hie thanks to the right hon. harvest far the mew in which he had si promptly come bawd and jarred magiatratee ire this remaioo. The searment whisk W been salsa with regard to the ewer aim which fell from the Chief Jodie, was perfectly car eer Now, it was set ler him se ca rCrrer) to justify the redact of the mesibiestm. were pes so re- =; rare wenwen body of mint fitted to admire parr/ Sere dime dry were. Ha bad himself galled nue Oh ef Jeri" Ilarban at Belled, en whisk ereesion his Web* acessesel limed as being tad, sorry thet say expander belted made lINI al shooddle oretreed is Übe way tiler bed hese ; s.d. jades, him what the Chid Jostle *se mid. be (Oohed Feel ereleiel: ex. TILE EXPRESS, SATXIRDAT EVENING, MARCH _ • 25, 1M65. pried ilist his reply would he are mpreuelm leis mires than the letter primed to bet Pim; j The boo. member coadaded by movies the adiourinpoo t the boas. Oelserel ()SEVILLE, is emeading the motion for tbe ad. *musk beeped Walk gie right bee. berms► whither be weans/ es the table the report which be bad received from Ohed Justin liosehia on this sabjest ? The risk{ boo. baronet bed read • forage from • document, bat whether that was • letter addrowed to him or whether it t WS' the re port which had beau made by th's learned Chie Jostles. the hems bed sot be informed. The gaieties erkiiid to ask wee whethe r the report would be laid op the tato ? • Sir B. PEEL maid that what he bed read from me a vate letter. He did sat think it satiable to produce the — TN Yr. HENNESSY said he thought it very advisable that the report should be produced. (Imegliterl). That report wee of illpeaese, beeeuas it affected eite maw* not of the megiatretea, but of the law officers of the crown. Sir G. GREY said the usual mums was thrive notice when any hoe. member bad an totalities of moving far a report of ibis nature, which. ordinarily, was not see el • galore to be produced. That mike pee the secretary ore Hy*, considering whether the report 'booth be er e not. He eels hoped that the inetios of the adjorn meat of the home heforwthe motion for going tato oom mutes of supply would not be persevered in. Thieves the sewed time in which during the but fortailiht a motion few the adjournment bad been made before gang into oommit the of supply. He hoped a practice would not be motioned which was contrary to the uaderstanding that woe moor nised in the bowie on this stbject. Ares then withdrawn The motion for adjournment . OUDE CLAIMS. Mr. KNIGHT abed the Santa" of State for India, if the report of the Calcutta ocommimion ea the Ode claims had bees remind ; and, if so, whether he would lay it epos the table of the house. Sir C. WOOD sad that no report bed bees neared. BANK NOTES ISSUE BILL. In reply to Sir B. Nommen. The CHANCELLOR of the ECCIBERQUER the slate of the boatmen permitted, he hoped to move the ooth. mines as this MB ea Mescal week. UNIONS CHARGEABILITY BILL. la reply to Mr. Heron, SIT G. GREY said it was proposed take the second reading of this IGI ea Monday salt PARTNERSHIP BILL. In reply to 16r. 1101111 ALL, Mt. GIBSON said be proposed to postpone the second reading of this bull to Monday week. THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Mr. A. MILLS said if it would be ocoveniset to the noble lord, he would ask him to slate when the house would adjourn for the Eater remelt (Hear, leer. ) Lad PALMERSTON said be those'. the heeler sows, in the presoak state of the Manes would be Met Mks house *braid adjourn on the Friday before Good Friday (April 7). PENSIONS OF OFFICERS UNDER THE lONIAN CONSTITUTION. On the motion for goiag into oommitter of supply. Mr. B. COCHRANE Naked whether the peaks. assigned under the convention of the 29th March, 1864, between her Majesty and the Kin of the Halle" bad less paid in wroordasos with that conneticie ; sod whether govern meet banded to take any steps for the city of the recipients of those pensions by placiog such British tab recipients hav tion leerved b the e e7 oo l , l l s ig je M a jesty under sh peosioeera e the B/ L& crown. Mr. L &YARD said the Greek government Ind ad mitted its liability to pay the passions in question, and that they bad all bees paid except in the cape of two indi vidual% who deco Used or aegleeted be empty with the era ditioos moirmary to be observed before payment mold be made. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER repudiated the idea that the magmas bad say claim, either in law or equity, to Inn their allowances placed on the consolidated food. Some discussion ensued, in which Mr. Entawce, Mr. C. BUTOICE, sad others t oo k part, sad in the course of which it was contended that the pessimists were appointed by the proteatieg Power and sot by the lonise goverement, sod that. coosequestly, they were retitled to rank as °facials of the British gamma& PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. Mr. W. ZWART moved that it wee expedient to Issue a digest of parliamentary pepsin and blue backs from time to time, consolidated into one or more volumes, at the clam of mak series (ender the authority of the statistical depart meat of the Board of Trade) for the convenience at man hole sod for the diffusion of information among the public at large. The motion was seconded by Mr. KINSAIRD, sad sup ported by Mr. Y oarx Mr. PEEL *dratted that if such a work as that aimed were well executed and brought out properly m week or two after thepreesatotion of the papers it wall be of use, but that there would be DO sang in the expen diture for parliamentary printiog, oar could the seceesity be disposed with of pnotiog and prewatieg valemiscas pr pen is esteem. After some oteervatious from Mr. Mills, Mr. Healey, and Mr. H. A. Johnstone, the motion was withdraws. THE THAMES. Mr. IikLINS called attention to the Navigation of the General Committee of the Thames sod Ws Navigation and the town of Walliegford resulted to the house ea the 7th ins►., and haying explaiped the mimes state of the leeks and tanks of the Thames above Staines, in comer games of the want of funds to keep them up, asked whether the government intended to take soy steps to preserve the envies► highway of the Themes from falling him dicey. Colonel B. KNOX supported the view takes by Mr. Maliw, and described the state of the river between Loth ' lade sad Raises as meat deplorable. Mr. GIi3SON said that the locks oe this portion of the river had originally beat formed on an incorrect principle. sad that they were not deep enough to allow large barges to pm through. Heavy tolls were Mill wasted from panda, craft; sod although the moulage tudeg the river was perhaps es great as before the competition with railways, it produced • much smaller revenue. He bad no objection, however to allow the matter to be referred to a select committee. Mr. HENLEY suggested that a commission would be a far more efficient sad economical tribunal for Winking late the subject. Some oberrvatioes followed from Mr. Look^ Mr. Ayrtce, and Sir H. Verney, and the subject dropped. I. reply to a question from Mr. Annum, Mr. CARDWELL said that it woe set the intention of the government to oak the minden of parliament daring the preempt semioa to a guarantee of a sum of money re quired to oomplete the railway from Halifax to Quebec. Whoa the °dopy bad fulfilled the engagements it bad mewed into with the late Colonial Secretary her Majesty's government would feel it to be their duty to make a propo sition to parliament. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. The boom (ooesisting of 15 members) subsequintly west into committee of supply, resuming the coosideratioe of the vote of 811,4241. for works, buildings, and repairs, at home and abroad. The vote, after name discussion, was agreed to as were the followiog :-153,5001. for military education 88,3451. for surveys in the United Kingdom ; 130,7001. for miscel• lemmas amnion ; 25,1001. for rewards for military ger- Moos ; 74,2001. for the pay of general °Moen ; 455 . 0001 . for the Fey of reduced and retired offioers; 152,1001. for widows' pensions and companionate allowancee • and 28,2001. for pensions sod allowances to wounded oaken. Chairman was then ordered to report progress. The mooed reading of the Comity Vogel,' Registration (Ireland) Bill was opposed by Mr. rikawau, mid several Irish members, on the ground that it would entail entwine end isoonvenieace, and necessitate a mew revision of the resider. Cm a divides, as amendment to road the bill a mooed time that day six meths was carried by 32 to 30. The bill was therefore lam Tim rsmeining brims. was disposed of, and the hones adjourned at Wf-past I (Meek. Vaughea asked if that offer was satisfactory to Sir Hairy Bedissfeld Sir Hoary Bedingfeid—l wish to have same etearity. "(staid me the other day that ha would — Mr. Immft—llest Vangiten —That mast be taken d own. Mr. is 'sadly what I desired to avoid. 'Yr. Vaughan—l smartly wish the threat to be given in 'rid," and platted ea resord. I must have soma seldom to gm see fariedictinn. Mr. Lewis—l have frequently been concerned in uses where the megistrate has allowed the reeognimanom to be entered Into when the defeedant bee eonseated to be bound I over without say 'videos* being taken. Mr. Vaughan-11a all I con say, Mr. Lewis, ie. . that I mead allow it. Sir Hoary Sedingfeld was then sworn, and rid-0n a Neville i Inclay last tem at the Reform Club. Oap tai wee abet there. I west Late the reading-mont, and l steadiag there with some friends. He took as=farom as his potent end appeared to be cooking It. He in a very excited manner. I did not my wads( to him. After be had exchanged • few word s with the other gentle men they moved sway, and so did ha. He afterwards came book, turned to said, "I have a my great !dad to pat a ballet year heed. ' Mr. Vaughan— be ever made use of any such threat to you Wore ? Sir Henry Bedingfeld—Not to me. Mr. Vaughan—Do you apprehend danger from that threat? Sir Hoary Bediagfekl=Yee. I think he will mine day attempt to carry it at. He is la the habit of ca=offreei same, sod it is not the first time that he has to sheet Mr. think be shoeld give his own nen. Messes@ for 3001., and two sureties of 1601. each, to keep the pease for twelve maths. The defendant misted the uired now , and obtained bail. His sare into them were req Sat W. Keith = Mr. liaarott, the deleodant's solicitor. THE GREAT BURGLARIES IN THE CITY. After our report left the Mansiouloase yesterday, James Collett acid—l am an °Hoer at Ooldhath.ftelds. I !now Brown by the same of Robert Elliott He there IMP worded several eouvictioes. Mr. Lewis—Brows has had 10 years' penal servitude. James B UTT OWI—I know the primmer Geo ff rey and Me rempaukne, who were ogled "the oeustrymen." Geoffrey bad fear yews and •. the countrymen" 12 mouths for bur. &rt. Oeselep—The polies used to take me so often before the megietrate, until Mr. D'Eyncourt wee sick of seeing me, sad am day they dressed me co a thine which they mold see prove, sad rather than dierberge me they sent me fora sol dier. (Laughter.) That's bow thieves are made, and variety biagooll thaw. (lisselredlaughter.) Mr. Merriman mid there was so charge spinet wa- kimono. Mr. Lewis said that be abandoned the prosecution against the primmer Wilkinson. Mr. MeMAIO. in • rambling and vehement speech, con ' leaded that Wilkinson ought to be forthwith discharged, bat he was interrupted by The Lord Mayor ' who sold—lt is of no we talking or making a speech. Mr. Lewis has abandoned the prosecu tion, but Mr. Pater is here to prefer a charge against this Pri•mer --- • Mr. Oka, the chief clerk, here read the whole of the depoatione. While the akar Granger was listening to big deposition la laid he wished to coned part of it. It stated that the woman put the watch ea the mantelpiece. What he meant toesy was, that she did not put It there. Prisoner Brown (" Sootty") vehemently pretested against any alteration being made is the deposition. He declared that the polio were telling lies against bin, sad that they kid thresteoed that if the mama did not ley that slie pat the 'etch on the maatelpisee she would be promoted foe the robbery. He may _wanted justice, and would not oom. plata of what they did to him, provided it was dose os truth. At the conclusion of the reading of the docuitiona, Mr. Baird said —I don't remember any evidence spinet Mrs. Geoffrey with raped to Mr. Jobesoes cues. The Lend Maur—l have decided, Mr. Beard, upon corn. 'Blain gibe women. Mr. Beard—lf, my lord, you have so decided, lam sorry to hear It, because there is really so coo whist them. There is withvidence whatever spinet the woman Geoffrey, and apie regard to Mrs. Nolo there is nothing. She in simply foetid in the omega= of a ring, while actually Bring mid cohabiting with her husband, and of coarse act in under his coercion. The Lord Mayor—But sometimes women do things un bows to their husbands. Mr. Beard—Yes, my lord, but surely you will not assume that to be the can in this instance, and therefore ender these eircumstanom submit the women to the ordeal of muffin them for trial. I have the proof in my pocket that they are married worms, and oleos you feel that jury would omelet them, you surely will not commit them. The Lord Mayer— Weil, Mr. Beard, I have made up my mind to seeding them before a jury, sad let them do. it. Mr. Beard--And &gale, my lord, with regard to the woman Brewertoo. The evidence which bee been adduced against her has been eorreeted,.and that being so, there le certainly ocotillo whatever egoist the woman. Inspector Potter—The evidence has only been corrected with regard to the pis, but the chain found upon her is proved to be the property of Mr. Walker. At this stage of the proceedings the prisoner Brown (Scotty) said—My lord, can we bare some refreshment? (Laughter.) We are nearly starving. The Lord Mayor—To ire is precisely the same position as I am myself. Prisoner Cooley—Yes, my lord, bat you did not have half a pound of "dry " for breakfast. (Laughter.) Brown—Bat unless you ley we are to have something, we shall not pt it. Mr. Oke—'ire shall not be long before we have finished, and then you shall have something. Oas ito = , —Thank Geoffrey, Cowley, Brewerton, and the female prisoner, were then charged with Walker's robbery, and were severally asked U they had anything to my in answer to the charge Somerton said that the chain was acknowledged to at the last examination se having been taken from Geoffrey, sad be (Geoffrey) admitted also that he gave the parcels to hing w enpsiasuers ewertoe's)wife. tatou committed upon those a.m. fore I LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OW BANYRUPTOT.—Mation 24. (Wen lir. ComaWieser HoiroyL) IX al MOIST /BD Chou. The bankrupts, William Berry sad William Remy Prim ; were ship and towage, brokers. of Oernhill. This was • sitting for examinatios aid discharge; bat it appeared that a resolution had hese paned for tektite the cane out of court. The liabilities aro of the extraordloary amount of 77,320/. ; meets about 2,500/. ; property hel d ass security, 51,6671. Mr. Vecalag appeared for the easigases. Mr. E. Reed for ore dllons o ssd lir. Bagley for the baekrept. There wes me °Moo**, aid the kaakrupte passed their ezaasiaatieu putsoled their orders ender the 1851 h geodes. Some die proofs were adjourned for after oosaideratioa. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BoDaint, Miami 23. Osamu COMM —(Before Mr. Jestioe Cramptom) Albert Julius Wilhelm Ritdolff, and 3D, a Prussiaa sailer, wee charged with the wilful murder of Jobs Timmins, at Falmouth, oe the 26th of November leak Mr. Oole and Mr. !tinder prosecuted ; and Mr. Prides= was assigned by the learned judge to &feed the primmer. The prisowes knowledge of English being impeded, m Interpreter was sworn to translate for him any portfolio of the widow. whisk be did sot underetwid. He elected to be tried by jury *proposed of al: Embalm:me and obi foreinpors: The fetal eciouninios arms out of a drunken brawl. The cam for the preemption lasted from else o'clock is the mania. till four is the after - mow, whim the jury towed the primmer Guidry of manalasghter ; bat reooromended him to roam on amorist el hie previous pod elosraoter. His lordship tech this Leto oossideratioa, and after point. is` out to the prisoner the sunniness el his escape, els toned him to 15 years panel servitude. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-80aursatrar, Ma.*ca U. (Before Mr. Jamdolman.) Sgt SHAY DITICTIVI cartimuts. 27avulas EU* alias John Moms, was indicted for theft, peijum ath forgery, to each of which charges be, last night, Seeded not guilty ; his trial, however, did sot coaurmes twill this totheing, wham the wart was crowded, and mosidemble fatemst the alsoifested Is the promedisgs. The primmer, on Wag placed in the dook, looked rather of careworn, bat as any fact owns out is the souse doom that leaded to show, in • groat light, the gull the ibil eel. ity of the police or magistrates, his features relaxed Into thud* sad evidently no ass preempt enjoyed such lobe better. Prisoner wee pat epos his =al far Weans ir si mty a Mr. Ashicoeth, the other indiatenste Wag T The case having been *used by bfr. Boaglith, who. with Mr. Mora, prethosted, the folio wag fats wart sworn to : Os the nth Coombe/.1861, lospeotor Oro= of the Shrews buy .toe it" force, the wooded by a youth masa (prisimar), =me stated that he was • membered the Caratarthee borough poles, and held a wariest for the sppothesaios of a man who had salsa from a hotel at that pace as watch and other ambles. The watch, be maid, be lad traced to • watchmaker is Aberdare, where the party " wanted" had sold it far 151., though it was of the value of 30/. He added that the &lingua= by way of keeping his baud Is, had Mk= • rag from an hotel at that **a and expressed that he would be a Shrewsbury that sight. Crass took him to th e eolitholfies, and airodueed Nun to the obiefthestahle. to whom Ellie showed what purported t o be • warrant ; sad as, like • vigUsst Oka, he expressed a with to proem% his weer= at coos, • firet-alsen coemable was allotted to unlit him. TIN pair visited the various hotels sad soma et the better sort of lass, sabibitiag his liberality la the shape of sundry pastime of ram. The emu* however, was fruitless that sight. and the Omar than &Motive repaired to his quarters. The neat morning he again, about half-paid tee, paid a visit to the police =los, his face radiant, for he had obtsined Information that his man had arrived, and had takes up his quarters at the Raven Hotel. His astiataot of the envious day was once more ordered to accompany him, sad to the Haven the pela west, sad there found is the coffee-too= jut do s e down sa to breakfast, a gentleman exactly authorise the Morph bad gives of the thief for wham he Morgan west up to him, end Wormed him that he held • thereat far his erred, oe • charge at Walks • watch sad other property from an hotel in Oennarthas. Thec ri th i c s man manifested no little swarth, said hie game was Aabworth, and declared that he had sat limo to Car marthen, end that he had dieed at his dub ia X• 2. theater the previous evening, at the same time pierladag his bill, which Merges speedily appropriated. Month per mitted that Ur. Ashworth was the person described in the 'S. and asked for what property be bad on C i.. pitea.. a at the same time that he mast examine him (Mr. Ash '8) luggage. Hr. Ashworth, under the lavas al the "Ammar constable," put as the table him watch, rim= puree, and money (Si. to gold sad 17e. Sd. in aver). There was also • birth*" in SIM puree, mad this ferthisg Morgan averred woe entoegmt the this. stoke frets Cernarthea. lie took poomithom of the whole, and, producing • key, mid if the gentleman present was the person he was io search of it would ado= his portmanteau. Ms. Ashworth's portmanteau was shown him sad, oddly though, as the look was amid not to be • them= the, it did unlock ithemily. A fly wee thee procured. aid Mr. Ashworth was conveyed to the police-auk:a, sad from them* to the =eourt, at which latter plea he stated that his name the Ashworth, that he resided is Lasombire, and was en • elfin° • native at Ild Stanley-hall, Salop. Morgan SWOTS that bit biliflV the ring ead farthing be bed takes from Mr. Athwarth Yahoos stoles front the Wad le Carsauthas and the magistrates were about to remand Hr. Ashworth. Bat spas% this Mr. Ashworth protested, sad asked par aded= to be allowed to telegraph to his frithds, or that the ?olio' be instructed to do so • but • hist from. Magee that ' there was soother is the jOb," was imongli, and Mr. Ash worth was Masud to the polaretatioa, where he cookie= to induce one of the Wears to inquire if the Bar. Mr. Jon= al Buebureh, near Shrewsbury, was in tows. Rs Whammed to be so, and was found and, at being Pikes to the station, he at oats recognised Mr. Ashworth as an inti • mac friend. Dineoverieg the mltake, the police were rather twest-fallim • but it appeared that they could not liberals Hr. Athemirth till next monis& so they took him to the chief asestabls's house and made him as comfort able as they could. The sex% day he wet before the magistrates gad was at axe discharged, with some apologies for the fuouthaimines ha bad been pat to. It was a remarkable eireanathase, bat seems to have excited no suspicion la the made of either magistrate or poll= that "John Horgan" did not attend or that day. Neither dad be tame the next ; • ash reashiag the th ief °Datable frees the chief at Carmartbes thalami= • sots the Rtes had received from Morgan to the effect that he had captor= his man, and, with a rich bit of metre, that he "lad received every amietasee It was possible to requite from the Shrewsbury police. * It was deemed well to g rad e some taco:irks, which malted ia the discovery that Month wise swindler who had, on the maniac of the day on which be appeared at Shrewsbury, both discharged from Swap= gaol. He was, op the 12th January, headed over to the police at Liverpool by his father ; sad was the next day taken to Salop, and was there committed for trial. He stated on his examination thee that the war rant was dated 1851, sad was addressed the aonstablis al the county of Deublgh ; mad, moreover. to that he had stolen such warraot at one of the warders of Swan' sea gaol, who bed formerly ben connected with the Den- Wealthy fee= Notice to produce the warrant was Imaged on the prisoner, but as it was not forthcoming It may be wonted that the story was • mere &Ike. Hr. Nee* in Wrguang the jury for the &feud, humorously alluded to the part police aed magis trate'shod taken in the affair, and held that, as Mr. Ash worth only gave up his property nadir prgieuts from Polies-constable Adams, prisoner could not be guilty, is the first and main count la the indictment &gaud lag mosey with menace. He also mid that he had boos instructed that the ring alluded to Irma given to Mr. Ash worth by • lady, sad that • number a Mr. Ashworth's Moods had determined to have it, sad employed primmer to offset their object, and thus rendered Mr. Ashworth the victim of a stupid been ; but Mr. Ashworth, fa his crow-examination, had denied that the ring was the gift of a lady and hie lordship, in sem salsa observed that he believed than was es much foonduion tor the story as there was for any the in the " Arabi's Nights En tertaionseota." The jury almost Immediately found • verdict at Guilty. A previous movietion hay's boos proved, pram* rm quoted to be allowed to make • few observations with re. feriae" coariotion. He said that be was seat bey employer to Cardiff to collect • debt al from a Othlein Knight ; that lading the riptide was not at home, cad health:a that there was a MUM of 1401. owing from soother perms in Cardiff, he ap plied for sad received it. That the payer telegraphed to his (prieonak) employer, to the effect that he bad paid him the acoonot, and receivedas answer per telepepti that he (pawner) had so right to realm it ,• that be was tthreupoe gives into custody, triad next day, having an memo of got ta,. up a defence, and was found guilty. His Lordship asked if there was any proof of the emineth noes of the dory, sad, being replied to ia the negative, Is oboe's& that it wee probably may smother pima of mgmlification ea the pert of primmer, who was seatemosd to be kept is penal servitade far rev= yew. LANDLD PROPIWIT OP • F.w LORDS AND CON graisha.—Pew or nee—and we include men of leaning and runk—are aware that nine legliab peers, of the Upper Ginn or sena estate. hare greeter leaded and hone property I. London, west and sorts-wed of Temple Bar, thew any minty or more commoners, of the Lower Hone, or the third estate. Here are die names' of the nine lucky lords :-1. The Duke of Belford ; 2. the Duke of Ported ;3. The Marquis of Exeter ; 4. The Marquis of fialisbury ; 5. The Marquis of Northemptoe ; 6. The Mar quis of 'Westminster ; 7. The Marquis of Camden ; 8. Earl Crania ;9. Earl of Portman. No other sine peers or H.P. or Lorain citizen of " credit and renown," can be eta,. we repeat, against these eine peers se owners of property west of Temple Bar add without the jurisdiction of the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, and the oaken trust cbecos of the Peeler' of the City polies—Builder. TIM ATLANTIC TsLionat.s. Captain James Antlered's, of the Ceased Mail steamer China. bee bees appted to oseranand the Great Easton during the layiag of lb. Atlantis Telegraph cable. The Great Easters mail from Valencia, Ireland, about the let at July, sad may be expected at Heart's C.oeteat, Trinity Bay, by the middle of that month. There wen 1,662 ended mike of cable occepleted we the 2141 Mardi, and the whole 2,300 miles will be made, sad cm board et the Great Enters in May. The Admiralty ban agreed to order two powerfal steamers of the royal nary to oscoropsny the Great 'WASTE from Ireland to Newfoundland, arid Mee to direct View Admiral BOW4ITHEIT. (*deist Gawp Neville. late et the 7th Pesiliers mad M il iiirtbeJszemsepaditioallope to peeled N aff ewicsaimc ord such mthilearre as my on be tbe is ap h preach u rewir e! to m . o . a memos . it the /ewes al itia It is coandeatly expected that Bops sad Americo will be sid, Bart, sharp* him with bevies need Is telegrapliteoccomnicatio• before the 20th of July. thinning language at the Rehm Clay, Pal-ma y r Lewis. en.. of Lewis mad Lewis. Elyipleee. appeared [Adeeftitiement I—HOLLOWAY'S1 —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. —llllpOV- dis i m a s .,: tact fortheDeliceta—l ledlffieult to Oeteresinewbfrb is theme* ""' ms. Lew ". said _ str, oda aim l appear pa the part d trellis to the Inman conettletso—the clomp, coed ems of winter, or the Imes. en, seated, mime er moss. nrosisost bath the Mendes% and I sai set shoat to ester late the merits wars hes/th may be mainisteed by accasteeal doses at at the tom At all meta. Winner may ban bees the s Pith, width pet* the blood use ad me wholesome motives el Mr. Nerßle's caudal* it wee ea latindeet est, Itiallthata l b, iliottuolk bowel 'ad kida7 o . Thu whether dews jeatioply or melowdy. Be sow pewee to oehbested reedletne Deeds bet a fair Mel to amines the idling si we appi,ity sad ester /m e ramg a mm . for sea amount sad desponding teat tt will restore and cheer them wittiest _ you aid also to them wie ono danger. psis, or incesveratoos. Bo tawny *WS be wittiest • as Noy one au wombat Baloney's Pille sad Ofateceek se by • tinsel, remises I hen to irk fees ddeadeek of ewer, is tog hins the first erring function nay be reeignesi, sefering 1 deobrees be • giving paps* to mottos el a private swap be apere4. sad life ann. mann. - - THE POLICE COURT& RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. In the House of Lords on Thursday their lord shipi mated the Oarroartber sod Cardigan, sad the welly sad Lbwsßy Canal sod Tnmroed Bills. In the House of Commons, on Thereby, in Group 1 A, the clauses were settled in the Great Hatboro Rail way (Homey gad Hertford breech). The consideration of **Surrey and Boras junction railways was resumed yesterday *Group 2, sod the opposition was opened by Mr. Denims. QC., for the South Eastern Company. and by Mr. Burke, Q.C.. for the London, Chatham, and Dover Company. le Oreep 18, Mr. Yerewetker, Q. 0., opined the case of the Great Button and London sod Blackwell Railway Bill, which, after hearing evidence, was passed. Mr. Burke, Q.C., opened the promoters' case of the Metro pollees Itailway, the preamble of which was pained by the committee, sad as adloarement then took place for settlim gismos until licoday. In the lame group Mr. Davidson, Q.C., mimed the praminen' case of the North Landon Railway Bill, end afterward , Mr. Philip, Q.C.. was heard in support of the opposition of the Metropolitan Board of Works The Okshamptoo Railway (No. 2) Ball was further coo- Wired, Mr. ILibrossl, Q. 0., and lir. Salisbury, is opposition for differeat interests. The committee is Group 6 were orcupted is settling the clauses in Hie Peterborough, Wir beach, and Sutton Railway. The opposition to the !Cco veotry Control Station and Southern Junction Railway Bill was opened in Group 13 by Mr. Merewetber, Q.C., and no &sham was arrived at when the committee adjourned. Yesterday, in the House of Commons committee, in group I A, the North Surrey Railway Bill was thrown out. Mr. Pemba opened the ems for the prossoMrs of the Edgware, Highgate, and London Railway, which was op posed by Mr. Burke, Q. 0., Hr. Bound, and Mr. Venom Harcourt for the North London, Highgate, and Aleiraadra. park Railway, end the Tottenham sad Hampstead Juoctios Railway (new limo Bills, which are competing *heroes. The dames were settled in the Great Northern Railway (Hammy and Hertford branch). The opposition to the Sorrily sad Sumas Juartioo Railways by the South Eastern sad the London, Chatham, sad Dover Companies having been concluded, and Mr. Calvert, Q.C., haste* g replied on behalf of the promoters, the committee declared the pre amble to have been proved. The committee is group 18, dories further considered the North London Railway Bill passed the preamble, sod adjourned until Monday for the settling of the clauses. The Okehanipton Railway (No. 2) Bill *gala occupied the attestant of the committee in group 5, and after heads( counsel and evidence in opposition was further adjourned . In the case of the Ocamotry Critral Metier sad Soothem Jnomioo Railway Bill the opposition by Mr. Merry wither, Q.C., was closed. sod Mr. Burke, Q C., replied es the whole ease, and the committee, after delibers tios, declared that the preamble bad been proved. The Oroftheed and Kilmarsook competing schemes were pot. peed, is group 23 ; sad in the same committee the pro moters, ease of the Caledonian Railway (Gleggew south side railways, fro.) Bill was mimed by Mr. Calvert, = Q. 0., sad by Mr. Desiree, Q. 0., Yr. Davide" Q. C.. Mr. QC.„ Mr. Locke, Q. 0., and o th er mania for various 'awards. MIIZON-YAILD RAGOZD SCHOOLo•••The 11111111/1 samotingil this school wee held as Thar/goy emmimg Met, the schoolroom in Cloademieyaireehli s ad. About lake sad geatieumea sat dews to WS et kW. rt s l. i t Tbe Earl ol Sbetbary having Oaken the chair. tbe weerebuy (Mr. C. Hemp) reed the mu t. whist sem=i Ist the &Mesdames N e ar eveciag whoa is mow shoat the Largest Is Leedom.y 50 boys mod les gill ham hem got into various phase &dog the het 12 maths, sad with the eztepti os et ose. trey am Elvin the greatest sehledesetim. &me boys ti here kept their plows tom 12 smostas wets preemsted by Wm lordship with 71. &I. mod a rime aird ; thie card bore &a s tatine at hi lad sad alio et Sr. Goma, of the &heel trades, ybeg Nat the Is& hod bees is employment fee 12 mat s. llosswi gestlemes Abend the arglift. WOK LAST TIM ITS GAZETTE. DM= OT 50LIOIT0111 AIM roams ?Ammar so an WAD I/D AT TIM OIFIOI OF TEI OHM RIGIBTRAP. MICIIT ON -eravar.) Toololl ARMIM, Northa... toter, t o o surrender Aprll 11, at IL KAFT AIM DACILOOKIM OTOFp4Test, Walwolik nee.— April 111, Lt L 10123 T WIMEMOIL Kent-4., Southwark Publican. Aril 1 0 . 1 $ BillliT Mint GODWIN HARDT. &attack-street, Cavaaillsh• square, ismtleasaa, Apra 12, at IL Saar-Isue, Southwark, trait dealer's aseklarta, ITIVT, aamwm• MANKIIIIPTIL shoe ziennfae- April lit at 11. lainaT warp/oil& Southampton, !amnion Apra 10, at 1. Jame Snap. Mallard. bellhanger. April 10, at 1. .1011711 Worm. Nara MOton. private tutor. Aprll 10. at It WILLIAM AOGnetna m anufacture r Greenwich, end Gorwellotreet, beer engine manufacturer, Aprll 10, at IL wilderness-row, WILLIAM TOWARD GAM. Parliament-street, Westminster, civil engineer, April 11, at It JUAN CAMILA, aseniesetreet, Tottenham-court-road, merchant, April 11. at 1. Colby RISMIAVIM, Bedford-court, Strand, commission agent, April 11, at 2. JOE! HATIOE, Ompal Oak-grove, Kentish-town, sub-contractor, April Al, at I. ILLILA Patna! 8.41.00171 T, Bedford-M,Sedford-row,April 11,at 2. Jogs AMID 21131011 Mir, Upper Ecclestoustrect, Pimlico, lodging home keeper, April 11. at!. Smarm FORST= ClARJER,Webtusvisce,Rossall-scpura, mercan tile clerk, April 11, at 1. DZIIJAMos Innlisir,Mildruayutreet,lallugton , commission agent , Apra 11, at 11. Maim SADLELArgyleurreet, Mlle End.victualer,April That 11. Cams. JAILIDI CHALLEIKKLCastiesead. Kentish - taw; marvel clerk, April 11, at 11 OaLsalro Anutrmtle Limn. Cheshire-a:rest, Bethnal-peen, cabinet maker, April 11, at It. EDWARD 05010! COL" ACtODSArlai, Gray's-bin-road. fret cutter. April 11, at L N [ NITIRIALL, linteLyen, grocer's sada, Apra 11, it L Rale JONES, Ablagalowelibm Wost, AWI 11, a 1. !DWAID MIAMI. Bayswater. proprister of Athena= EsaWng roams, Bayswater, Apra 11, at 1. ;ORM BRAM, Tram. Harts, leather seller. April 12. et 0. JOHN WILLUM 31oW11, Part-rd.,Broatotou,balider,Aprallikat 11. JAocon llll.Llll,Carterutreet, HounftatM.dathier,Apelll9,Ml. Laser erasow PAIKAE,WiIe-md-rd,aolicbrilskstAP Al L lAlL Tema TAREm‘UpperCharitou-st, Fitzroyoquare,Aprillkst 11. EDWARD LOORK,LawnaseePountney-Lwe merassat,April 10.s$11. Ormiseg Gotimile,Grest Weryleboirea,greempooar, Apra 19,M1L Jana SieDiMeotrisibledon, Survey, atonsessams,April 111, at 1. JAIME WAAL Henry-street, Stepney, jimmy:iron bare. April IL at 11. Jana BALLAmillra !HOWELL Stockwell, Surrey. railway Mork. April IL at 2. StOMAND OroisaM D 13114.11, 4130102 ALDitteon, rued 'WE Datum. budge-row, Camas-drat, mad Pitt-street. Old Ira road, merchants April 19. at 1. JAKM=Deka agent. April 1L se 1. Hawisms, Alsmarirs-terrace. Hatchara-park-rea, cora. Imam Mac, flasikmaptme, Weber, April IL at IL JoKE Ceara, Marketeow,Klophsacirenend dease,Apra It at L mum MIRY SOUL ItarpAretrae, City, commission agent, Ape 19, at IL :AXIS Haar ItimrosD, Dadoc-aod., St. Pasersa.coach builder. April 13, at 11. 2201111 OMAN& Love-lane, Distabosp, grocer, Apra 12, at L Jona Pascua, Itinsinglima. um Kier mandrictr . ASEII 7. 96 IL JOKEKAMP% CiatlrlnTord, fitafordeb. tail,lor, April 6, a 12. Oases Hamm, Worcester, innk, April st 12. Jamas Pares. Oaklands. Cermarth eeper embine, &WA marragar ot of IMORTRDOS OACIDADy, April 4, at 11. Wir•AAK W Stowford, Devonshire, farmer, April L at 121. Inward Haan lowa. Great TorrindtOn, Dervisels . DinDlePsr. April IL at 1. BRIM Oooicaorr, Wayroyd, Yorkshire, Venetian blind maker. April S. at ILL Ina' Pm KELL, Yam, Yorkshire. Innkeeper, April 10, st 11. Jogeiril KU M, Clockheatou. Yorkshire, shoddy !manufacturer, April 1, at 11. Sown PRAIDON, Ueda, machine maker, Apra S. at 11. 10. Winnisroi, Collinghoun,Yorksh.,purilicsa,Aprillo, MIL JOIN ADDISIOR, Kingstoo-upon-Huil, joiner, Apra 6, at 12 WILLIAM Gramm Prisosamii. Liverpool, sad lankaly, las of Man. essrckmat,_April 11, st IL JOKEPOwrIALL, SOK ii•lnttlire, confectioner. April A, at IL Baron BRRRUITORD, Plockport, irouroander, April 11. et It. TIMMS CRADEJOR. Wangles, builder, Apeil 10. at 121. iiionis Man% Kuhns, lianchsearr, butc. April S. at 9 1. HINIAT cams, Strata, Yorkshire, shoddy essaufacturer. April 7, at 11. TEMA. lincifiu, &TACO, Walklry. Yorkshire, ale manufac turer, April 0. at 1. Jug! MUTE, willenbal, Staff ardshlre, greengrocer,Aprll7, at 12. CMAILLia ALPRID BAJOINT, Er OWOHIk HaMpAlgre, viatamiler, April 1, at 11. 10011 DeWliondr, Tones losauldre, carter, Apra 5, a 10. Josue 1 1 00[11, Derby, flaumcmger, April 4, at 12. EDWARD Litviomts, Derby, dyer, Apra 4, at It JON! SPRING. jun., Sandy, Itedfords. Warmest% April 6, st 4. TIMM WOOD, IFICTIOR, tar distiller, Aprli S. at IL Hll3lll Bonk Wesley, Sorthamploushlre, osclia, Aril I, at IL Joss Purr, Luton. Bedfordshire. gardeser, Apra 41, at 11. UMW. Balimainia, Delver, Derhyadre, fonmsfrisaa MUM April 8, at it. Jam Mau alma, Yawn, baker. Aprillr, al It JACOB WMTlaollam Dudley, timber dealer, April 17. at LL Saner. germ Liverpool, ioarneycasn sawyer, April L at S. MONAD CURD, Liverpool. hesitates binge, April 6, st 1. AIIRARAX JON', Liverpool, tea dater, April 10, at IL I FI WILLIAM Winai WituArs, Liverpool. grocer, Apra 7, at S. liDwAsE MARCUM, Liverpool, boot top maker. 6. at S. Mama Wtaza, Blegston-u n- Mill, draper. A 4, at IL 1 AIM 11•17011, Wharton. , grocer, • It WILLIAM JOHN, Swansea, licensed victualler. Era 6, at 1 ILIAB 7100000, Birmingham. coal dealer, Apra 16, at It JOKE alastrrEWAME, Kirkburton, TorksWre, bier...km=2GL Avail 10. at 10. JOHN 13TDIMML11. Newport, Wormsouthet . April 11, at 11. (Maim kleassol, Christchurch, a...- April 11, at 11. JOHN NOR. HAMSOR, Dewooahlre, mason, April 4. at 11. JOKE laimonne, Igremoot, Chesil., commission meet, A 9.7041! JOKEHARCOURT, lilltoo-oest.Graveased, Kent, general dram, April 14, at It WILIJAK ilrrCillat, Newmarket All Santa, Cambridgeshire. WI Warmed victualler, April 4, at 11. LAST IXAMLNATIONE. _ . ... harem =lgo, May It W. Thompsoe, Sherwoodstreet, Bognannoce, cornea -May 12. W. Lida* Watford, cerprater-lby It N. Harper Southamptouterrace, Kentlah-town, cattle Berman-May 2. J. Letsk sod Elisabeth 'Sutherland, Graeechurch.tred. City, merchants- nay S. W. Miller. Richmond, laphobtarer- May 9. G. Wilks, Chichaeler-141011. Bayswater, cab proprietar ily 9. X Tanner and 0.7. Tanner. Lower Thattimareet. City, ship brokers-May 9. A. M. Randall, Finstary.yeara, mimeos -May 9. W. W. Mardi, Welbrook, City, =new or _computes -My 9. W. H. Foy ttise Ur.). Benno park. Mempoind, toter -May it M. Baker. Upper Boddington, Northamptasshie, fanner-May It J. C. Sitrimpicsa, Chestiest. Berta, Paddler- May It A. C. Ayrea, Ramsgate, surgeon-My It A. J. Croft, Word-street, sad Havelock.treet, Caledoulan-rood, jeweller- May IL J. Berry. and Hitchini=tma.con mimeo arrest -My Great Marl bootniaker-May IL H. W. Ricardson, Leon. late licensed IL C. Hadley. Bastogatoke, gsamaker-May 12. 0. bailer, nigh-street, Lower Norwood. carponter-May 12. 0. Willard, the Trianglo, BACtliej. dimesMY 1L B. Col line, Suttanut.lione, Ind, -Ma ye n Ca l Al bert ' villa; Tottenham - May IL .W. Lane, Kentish Town-rood, watchmaker -April 14. 0. H. Goody, Clifford-etreet, Bood.street, military tailor-April It J. B. King. Coventry, physician-May I. H. Hewitt, lobventri, 1:11111,10 , •-11117 1. A. Hammond, Wor cester, glove masubleturer-AprillK D. A. D. Rawliza, Market Harborough, Leiceekrshim, attonsey-April 91. P. Woed, bricklayer-April 9t. .1. Rowland, litutomoo-Trent. and Stapes- Derbyshire, brickmaker -April 25. Mary Parr, Temple Cloud, romersetehire, lunkeeper-April IS. I. Meek. Well. butcher-April 2L J. Marone, SWIM'S* 24 . J. Walker, Lachlad., Gloseateralling, bakes . April J. Lees, Liancndelia, Cud gamine, draper-Aprit U. H. Misty. Trow bridge, Wins, hosier-April 2. Mien &sash Trepual. Bristol. ladles' outliner- let's C. Taylor Gloucester boctromker-Al M. S. Store, Over, Cheshire. rani-Adi 21. B. WelmW, Tranniere, Cheshire, teseersaiss agent-A H. X Lowe, Middle wide, Cheshire, beeriness beeper-April 21. J. NAY. MEW Oldham, Lancashire, publican-Anil It J. Neal, Ashtonnallii" Lyn. cotton dealer-Apes It 0. pheigooo, Manalioder. war chant-Ap AL J. NetZlaa, Yam:Mister clothes dealer-April & Law, Manchester, cotton deakr-April 10. J. W Pstricrolt, Lanteahlre, fanteer-April ID. W. Williams, M = hatter April 20. D. Smith. Penn* Gionergeashirr, tailor- April It J. Cherrett, Havareinton, Dceseteltire-April T. T. Gent, 77uniford. Norfolk. wheelwright-April 10. IL Walker. Coley Hay, Staffordshire, baker-April 10. J. Wright. Mehleld. pre licensed victualler -April M. P. Smonel, Porno", Haan, dealer in jewellery-April 28. A. M. Judd, Portage, Deemed vie tualier-Iday 1. J. Baker, Batterieigh, Devonshire. miner-Apra 7. J. HanftIVIOS, Farowerth, Lancashire, beemaller- - April IL J. Faulkner, Coventry, Warwickshire, grocer - A=ll. H. Newbold. Warwickshire, berm Aprli 25. J. A. Matthews. Iloekwearniouth, Durban, bees. founder -April IR W. Childs, Oklawinford. Worcestershire, ironmonger's indatant-April I& B. Rowley, Oldswintoed. Wor cestershire. tollor-April 1 , . W. Gardener, jun.. Binnhogharn, hsberdasher -April 17. I.S. Milliner, Medley, hnchster-April 17. W. Perry. jun., Tipton, Staffordshire. foursomes's plumber - April 17. & Warren, Stoke.upon-Trent, beneadler-April 17. T. Urania, Stokeepos-Tnint, collier -April 17. C. Bargain ante npou-Treut, butt; collier-April lg. J. Illackborow, Cluidebezr.h. Monmouthshire. clerk-April 111. C. Church, Newport, board ing-house keeper-April li. T. Maley. Ittrusinghon. wi tti ib bourer-Amil 11. W. !Award; Illrellegions. onose-A 11. IL Brooks. King's Norton, Wormetershire, boliier- A 11. J. Taylor, Birmingham, poen-Yell 11. J. Soak. metre inspectat-Apail 1. H . Carter, Klees Norton 3MMlS Wr in4 lo l l ll . wire worker-April IL W. Bartied, Astou, Warwick shire, carpenter-Aipril 11. W. Beredord, Birmingham, Mush maker -April 11. X Bradley, Maningheas. assistant to a row- Leper - April 11. J. Woodridge, Husdavrerth, inederdahne. clerk-April 17. X Latlaka, Bromeve, Worcestershire, elort -April 7. T. H. Habit. Uremia, bookkeeper-April 7. re 2. Hal stead, Liverpool, uphoneerer-Amil 7. C. S. Morph), timber dealer-April lg. H. Frampios, Worcester. ta ller 72. 0. Millard, Worcester, printer-April 11 E. Randl. - -'seeress . plumber-Arra IL 1. Palmer, Wereener, dark -.tall 12. J. Smith, Worcester, begrimes keeper-011MI_IX 3. Yell svoranter. shoeseaker-APril IE W. Pollord. jar, Wet. ceder, butcher-April Z. Hegbas, Swarm. malt. IL R. Peters, Swaasea, coal marcleast-A Stocktomon-hem. tailor-yell 17. J. H Wrap" OW moroanabire. grocer-April 7. 0. Meadows. rent Worceatershire, blactrenft-April 11. C. J. Stevensen. l = ' , Shropshire, meddler-April It J. F. Coaa. /Isightsa. house keeper-April It W. I. Newby, Into Thwack. Ilmen, baker -April It W. LEL MilloanszbOraveseed , watch maker -April 25. James Sarkis., cloandon, loses. mach imildor- April 17. M. Pormar, Overt, D, timber dodge-Agra U., J. Ouroy, Stanbridge, Bedfordshim, lamer. BANERUPTCIES ANNULLED. March 1t HIM DUMAN. Mimi, March IV- WOMAN( UM HAMEL Stortlord, DECLARATIONS OP DM.DILNDB. Jolla Anari.t. Lice, Upper-street. dead d lid., Ma reh M. at subesoneet Monti, et Parkins', Bedoeboartrool Pirosrox fluff, Onooeviolo. man . melair—lst NAME et Marsh 27. or solorport Puirpso. Wriarsir gi.noes. Liverpool. vino nisraliani-ist dividend cd es. asy wedasedee. Whims% Ll•crpooL ROWS ltosserson, Limped, mast maker-lel dividend cd la 9d., say Wednesday, al Tams's. LlvistooL JOIIIII7A Llano* Wen merdeasit.-lin dividend at ts. 9d, say Wodisedep, a t r =lereepos i . Agri it 7. Gardner. Dans& Dada draw inenidnelnyer -19. T. Nemo; illendwel Mos. I Deered victalleri IL T. Wee* terseer-April U. D. Thema Inlereeelli sad lisehrera. Wee ickeldrs. tarmerdwil II I ona War =SF asat-April 11. 0. &swift eir•••r- Aprll It T. Mob. Nwtlawfsl.Chedire. IL J. Capper, itrateiwiele. numaradeer-111014. Z. W. Dom Illebenk & 1. lindennit iri Ow ferry al . Orillds, 1111111 ad, be& hem BMWs Die. Illaegulite. Wu& smith —AprilWhite, lisldoo, boolmaker—April . A. Ws* Lowilsbsessik, Lalesstomedre, victualler—April & r .J Sossrays. Lateamteshiro, talker. CLLTIFICATI to be smoked, =Mem muse be shown to the coo. os the day of meeting. March 16. H. Tea Odder, _Lkatebed-briars, Qty. nesrelant. PSATBILBSILPS DISISOLVID. S. Adman. John Adams. sad Jsbes Adams, Nottinmbani, lace smantscturers-11. Adams sadJoho Adana, Nottingham, las ms nufactorers—T. Wrath sod J. D. Pogh, WreAsm. Words' L. Dynes and J. Weaer, IMIle Hobos, Lascsahim, cotton einners—J. Spence sad IL T. James, Canning-town, Essex. me dical prectieloners—B. Hams and J. Beeves, UpsdelYyrow, Flopland-road, window blind makers—O. White and W. P. Ward. news, steorness—A. Bieber sod L. Glover, Liverpool, Landon sod Buenos amis. menuldelaca yenta—A. J. Byrd sal H. Byrd, Market-omo, Jostle'-rood. taw Holloway. chums. meagers-41. Bonsai's@ sad J. I. lail4 Austin-bears, cety. stook brokers—M. H. Walker sod C. Noddar, ChesterSeld, millers 11ffitcaffil sad G. Wsdsworth, Hats; blacksmiths—A. Ilsvedard sad C. Sarsemrd, ffineessaam. relletahlo iron bailee askere—H. Bsimide sod C. Bassett, engem, and Lines= . Wimp= sad T. Whims, Haffiles&o, Suffelk, b — s t i tiZe sad D. Beffilard. Millboak, coal aseretrats—g, Scharf sad C. BMWs, Leads ossroltante-1. °rosewood mad W. H. Greenwood. NAM; COWS wade deskers—F. F. Feria sad 3. IL Wohos, Cool n =ese. wise morehanks— IL Walks sad T , T machlos wool combers—J. Micheal's sad ti. Tower Lor litu. coggye. darei, wisecemata—J. Soladellamll and J. Swallow yob mead eissigs--(1. Walt= and C. TA D =Zi%sta. Sold chats mks,' —B. Intik and W. 111, , Gelds. numutacturtag Invinar•. Murray sad H. H. OS. &risk Sheffi e ld. & Harwood. J. Hatcher , sem. sod c. Harwood. N samome issaarseturers. SHOUBWTHATIONL Tio&mi RUMMY& Hasnshweik baker. March 29 . at the Flo. pliant HoteL D 01101•1105. /ORM lircilmmA Liao" latikeeper, April 1, st the LlMlssesle lom Lanark. Pwriz w mum. weft. March Ilk at the Faculty Olmspow. • MARLET& 8170.11L—Batioa., Moan IL —The email b sod prim on tot. horse Om WS .sot ; oho oho do us mooed 100 Wv ter the wok. RANA is we, doll sod la. 'hoopoe. 8..: 21.. h.; pekoe oomhoL TALLOW.— IorDAT EVIVING.—Tbs urrited was kw today. Wo to sew P. 0., dd. to 40s. dd. ; 40s. ; AprU Jew. 40s. 6d. ; Juni 41s. to 40s. dd. ; Ostehor Dersosher, 425. oasis ; tows tallow, Us. 3d. oat ash. Al the seetioes the demand was Isepeid, mg, 705 casks sold, of 1,543 offered. North Awaissii, 40s. di los, to 40s dell sad Work, ; leo* Aseerao, 41s. ]at pipes ; 40s. dd. yellow •; Australis& sheep, sees; bed, 16e. 61. to 335. SA No Odom hese. Deursrf el tallow Isot wools& 1,003, so arrivals. We quote Coals, 425.; auks. 39a. 61. ; three sowaths prompt. 6d. less tor emit ; By dasy, Ilse, 375. 6d. ; geed, 365. to s3 7s. ; Palm oil, lime Woe, 355. ; Pslooisut - oil, 30s. Cooorout oil dna. - COTTON. —Livsaroot,Baacu 21 . — The market clwasdra Friday isarsiag withsctivity sad advaaciag mars, beit abet remipt of the Chinas 'dykes was autoroute* isdneacad by the p rima positi of affairs ia America, sad has dr a(i tad f from day to day, closing belay, and truly sappliod, althea& the trade have shows hiressidis dhpcm tics is hay dorm; tbe lad few days. flia Waal Ketiailli in limited deta at prism rather is favour at 'merit Ametioas ban also loses is limited request, sad is gaoled dd. to Id. below low wash's rate. Brasil is pramsd spa Übe sesrksa, sad the dash* to realise has mooed a &dim of folly 14. per lb. Boykin* 01114i311•1 to good &mead, sods. Friday manias _advaasad id. per lb., bat boa stem relapsed sad cisme ld. below tame quotatioas. Though ilmyras has boos is fair rerpient, it alma dall at shoat ld. par pound dottlias. Heat India hos bola is modent• report, bat te words tits sloes .1 the wash hes beam premed for sale, sad prism IWO saffewai a gsaeraldeprosiatioe ad Id. to ld. per peas& Chins hem simagd beads to • fair sibs!, alarm et • rabbeting of fully slid Ja bra fallen a par coaad Irmo hat wash s 'rates. bare takes daring tits weak 3,440 hake ; aretatert. 5240 bass ; sad lb. int* MAD halm of all W. have had • quiet market to-day, prises maws& The miss me 41,000 balm, of which 1,000 are fit azport and spralatioa. The follow. in are the offal notations -Fair upland, 170. ; raid ding ditto, led. ; middling Orissa., 161 d. ooTrox GOODS. ii•sarceres, MART IL— The &belies is piers ter deaceiptaose el yarns rad cloths. has coalimeed tbresgboat the week, atesely &Howls' ia Ohs teeth el the Winced tattoo market. Cotton sod mese deseriptiess of metes goods are sot ball the prisms Melee& dubs hut year. The mullet for .shippiag yarns ti spls very quiet to.day, sad to make males to asy lower rime would base to be takes. Prices are telly ld. per lb. lower does Tank'', sod is some deseripticas 9d. per lb. lower laws thin day week. Is boobs trade wee wises ere ales lower thaa es Tuesday, sod tally Id. per lb. below the rotes al lest Friday. There bee sot boss mash buedweee--otot to Dothisg—sacept tor thirties qualities alemideurs yersel. Bamaailly Wl* Weiser kw bees &we Is yams peerally to-day, sad the mast elates with doesphss prisms. The cloth market bas bmes eiweesterlsed lty pest isestirtty sloes Thrash sad the kidnap of primes has bees decidedly sad steadfly down wards. The salad sabot a the &slim mos hardly be oar reedy estimated. biomes of the great kflarllhrllY width provable sow es always, is • mearist where =say saws exhibit nab greater eaxisty to 'ell them others. Zama prises are bibs &Seale to oblate, beesses of the Me bad sees awe has bees to lest the market. There moms to-day to bane tees shoat • total *bassos of desire to do ballsems. There have bona bat tow Offen, sad those at szesedlatay low rates. What few sales ban bees toads aro mooted to hare bees es • small seals. 00101.—Csu7rissose, MAWR 24.—We have very odd Mons, weather tibia bas improved thooodltke of what. Tally Wm was a fair haply, sod a good dussad at la. mamma ; white fatAiss 46e. to f7s. ;• red, ?9a to 41s. lisrloy, bast malting ia dewed at full wises. Buss arm st lato rates. Looms, Xis= St —Wo hei had a fair supply of wheat bad barley. sad both article' nasal la. advisee Whisk red, As. to Ws. ; whits, ate. Darkly, Us. to No. Unmoor, lasses 2t.—We have bad oily a small at ___BlAl at WIZ Can Fambasp this a'r'ias, sad though sailors of what hays othisad the extreme prime of Tam. day (ld. to M. par essMl sow this day wash) they ham sot bees o f to pit os so freely as this. Banal flour is steady at fall rates, sad seas are 6d. &arm ladies sort weeps gradually up, sad wo quota the ammo Moos IsM Friday at 94. per cinder, bat we bay* *sty a Mall hawse thlay. Oata Naly la. esr esi hem Oat meal U. pi! _ked Naha buyer. Issas, peas, sad Imlay ors each held for as admmee of ad. per grater. Mutat Muddy, but sot so beak as our last. W•zirtzD., Maim 24.—What mob a moderate but oossumOies demand at la. samosa limier is abort sup ply, sad fully la. durst. 00ALL—LowDoc, MAN= 24.—Bysses Betide West Hsiley, 15e. ; Coupes Dees • Primrose. 134 ed.; LeatbsrVe West 1110 14. . 9d. ; Wells Eod WedeGiesler* 19s. 31.; Was End Brs ' ddas Settee. 20s. 3d. ; Led Hasera, as.; Walls Fad Bettem, 224.; Was Esd Tussla, 19s. Ed.; Wells Esd Wed Lszabtos. SOL ; Was Bad ess_soe, 20s. 9d.; Wells la Bina 11, 111 , Ms. 3d .; Wile L ed East Berspool, 21s. Bd. ; WeILVAS Beath lisre. 1, 205.; WelL Eod South Kilos, 20s. 3d. ; =rad Malting, 224—Ships at matited, 46 ; TRAFFIC , ItSrI7B.NR. IthliWATi. Kin Dor M. WY. 10 1 4 epos. soeson. dietraen UHL LW. Welk welt Nita 4 . & & & 4 orsaarelak atossida irrr 4144 Ale 20, 107 Word Solglaa loners 2neelics 449 119 it I 309 NA Do. Mane 11 — 114 140 W 31 40 S Week oodles Ketch IL Oran Control at Beldam 1,274 4,801 4,077 .... S. Awl I leadoenno AreL lin -V4s 1190 10,1114 16,979 1104902 41,016 Wei IN 4.491 1,041 1.146 6.914 1.1081 et Coonlosl Holy— Welk endlog March W &elk anlien 1009 13,911 41,944 44914 91,1171 Week merit Mora 39. =ma Meaty Down 0 3 1 10 2f6 798 CO and Inolor 144 2,934 2262 1.710 4.111 Caletrodia Kant Comet Ina, Mi., and DOM 71 8,101 1,300 4.114 6,44 llotro. it. et LC. ik D. 11 12100 ll• 1,730 1,300 Bane* Coning 1 1,641 SAO LW 0.11 BIRTH% MARRIAGES, AND DZATHfS. --•-- BIRTHS 00VriN.—Marak St, et blieeplace, Elseltheath. the wife cd J. IL Beirel. lbg., of a dereghter. HOLLAND.— lierob IL at lasbutd-gate, the wife el H. T. Ba nat leg , of a see. HOLT.—llerebll, et Beebe Tian, firdsolteat-park the wile cd mak Sis‘. el • see. 1101.1111101ITILUerett It, at Int Grove, Seething, the ails AlrMeia IL C. lieiseworth, Royal Zaaneers, at a daughter. —Marsh 11, at The Uptalds, headhunt, the wife ol tbe Rev. IL C. Powell, el a dustier sisicirt.—iirdi IS at 1111.10011, the wile at T. Homey. og II MR AIINAGIS. o—TRIBTOW.—MweIe ?amebae Chock gem Dr. Hooey. W. H. Licollaol. SM. it=r ea. molordow. ready Ilizabetb, dmagitter oil J. Throw, SlftlM-Klarttailiwee 25,24 Cliebteimeli. t e rk_lov. J. AI. 02.5122, M. W twelem, M iam e s rMa lPl • ItreesPeee. Ileemede. Weak - lir* be. laremereeseee. reelblielo tWl—Joins —Maeda.erfoCkwab. 111422tra. W We Lev. U. Dovies, 6. IL linty Ossostium to &web limb. &mei= el Xr. not Cestmlery. MUTH& korpisws.—iimedi U. at rimilos, Hamra, tbe widow of the MO 1. Yaw& HAIM —Womb 11. et Camberwell. Web, raid *I W lloODSK l N.—lbret ft et Delemertstrowest, Upper Wed boorm-Mwook Marls, widow al J. Modowdeli. 110111-12ene It. at Itedeseterimmiro, Oemideo4ows. Mr. C. J. lAr et TID 1121=tsteeblee et M. J. Womb. mid U. TUldrilVt=6l44 et laemlogbee. to bar 140 yaw, Dui Xerth► clawillWr et T. Ti'.um Bed. marl IN yaw.* Km um" et o 0• 10001641 , 04. b tb• OW Losica. Mabry b Lislopids l oB. Is 00 Mobil IS& 1 ~~~ , 1,\‘31%-, ------- kuao iok 5. .'t& .TYSIUSITIAB 8117 (rumas.ii JOOlOl4 ,11.41“,411L31 WAD o pi4; zi . 1 416 . ; Wil."VlbilLtl.llo/111 111•811"31- . L de a , .3 • - • • lie 4. P '" • 11 Neel •••. L.• • 1 oin4 Wil• 4r-2' . • • 1, in .• " lbw SION a t vision €4l°l a 1: •' • . . ti _ 2 ' i,,iir.:4- - 1 ,, ~.V i t . atINO S - iseisnoleabs . & "..:r moos 131T11110.—.P0l opisloosokloa• Y ° WM: JOrobrr 4 • • 11 b.,. I el I M job ^ 1 9.1 p. -I: • AbOOSIII.III 41+ 114161. Th Ff.bFai: • • wr i . 4 , 4 1 e M . raw fts_44!%; rfl•]R T~ and U' n~oa t • M Cieweeste. ila I Lamm 0466. °164 4:41 • who cm* sis64_ a d b o r a we WU =Ziail Ma g akar a • rt:26lR • 141381. 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