The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-26 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1861. _-_ 1 0 11111 ARTS. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE z.vPmeos OP AUSTRIA v. LOUIS I ever, took possession of the whole of the silver thus deposited; The declaration stated that the plaintiff, Mrs. E. Palmer, LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS.-Mance 23. w --•- gossurm. I and afterwards all the throe seta of note. which had been had not only been seriously injured, but that the plaintiff, impend - Dellverd. pr. Block] 1801 I lamed by me, or in my name, with the sanction and under bee husband, had been deprived of her services. THE VICTORIA CROSS t•A LLERV. ADMIRALTY, MARCH Z. - PHOMOTIONS ANP NM, last oresern the indefatigable Mr- Dc"hge" ~,,,, .ti.i,m.m_usium J . Ellis and c . J. M art i n, pro . The f° ll wai°2 affidavit baa been sworn in this 1 the direct authority of the estate* of the kingdom, were The facts of the case are mainly and briefly these :-On Ilcoaa-w. I bhdocttrce. 198 1,94. 9,182 7. 36/ stoma to the mak el Int. o h as mo i s t es t eng i neers i n th e muse : fiat declared valueless for public pitman, and afterwards the day in question Mrs. Palmer, who is about 52 years of Manrithis .. bags 25,273 21,967 - MA 17 100,0 M he. beea a. Imile orrapied as env is readmit/ his gallery Clue. I, Louis Kossuth, now residing in Bedford-place. near to ordered, by the Reminds and others acting in the name of ege,and baa four sons and three daughters took a ticket Eset India begs 1,137 6,1911 St VI Mats ; the plaintiff, tole given up by the holden ;and in point of by the train leaving Shre . wsb at 12.40 p ' .m., in order w r ee awdlliallffie beeket huto 27 7 678 met 257 . 991 utters 472 7,347 11.123 of pintoer. at thee legyptum•liell. Piccadilly, still fore M. The marniestioaed motlemeu have Lieu neminated to Rusea-squane in the oounty of Middlesex, make oetli aod fact a very large quantity of the mid notes, amounting in to visit some of her friends in Herefonlaire. In con- o u eee ee sweetie. sed „ Th .,. to t h e pe we e h y emmemeeetied moil coastaips : -E. N. Rolfe and A. Carbonnell. say : boxes - 6324 34,2v0 34.964 the whole to more than thirty millions of florins in demi- sequence of the misapprehension of a telegraphic message ForeignMuscovado ask RE 68s SIM 7,486 1. I am by birth a Hungarian noble , of the county of with Li. -eitimd Pewit 61641 " vWI down of the deed. a It Sex= that the Queen sad royol family will leave Zemplen in the kingdom of Hungary. When Ferdinand V. mlnatiooal value, were actually afterwards contlecated, the train was allowed to pass Church Stretton station, on Mavanea boxes - - ' whereby the holders thereof were unlawfully and by force • single line of rails, at the same time that a goods train DraCl packages 277 dl 31,701 04,820 velour ..5.1 ..rehininee which b.", 1.,.en reworded with the Weide°, for Osborne to-morrow or , Wo“ 11 10 ,616 Y.. f ormerly King of Hungary, , sed to be King of pr....1,A .4 iiiibtery dist in ti..wi, the Victor* Crum Two , The Mwv 4 Y. 6 0 . 'mew frirde. Cel'Uo u H . 4,. .100vd, Awl the theme was thereby vacan . t, I was, by the lawfully , la bo r nd nine. 6 5 194 Ise containing Mrs. Palmer consequently ran into the goods, and ''''' FFll- ^ 6l s 14414 ' le B le moms into harbour for repairs. summeoed aud duly constituted Estates of Hu con 9. lnconate b iti li mice of the heavy detriment and lose thus she, amongst others, was injured - by the collision. Mr. _ e . Do..brls. it= - 14 044 1,3 D il it. '"' •• 1.-nvada. " am." ' "cell." likenesses, have 4") Theis delacbmen . tof Manage . foe the Marlborough embarked sioiug of both houses . in National Diet amembred, rf o ' n the c Lon - Tiff 8,126 7:71 lees aided. the 3rd air Sir Archdale Wilma of Delhi thi s e jt emeem . 14th dee. of April, 1649, • nto ,l au d name d to b e e ke su ff e red. yt a state aed subjects of Hungary, I have Bright, jeweller, of Leamnigtoe, ou seeing that she had not fi ' , N I L & b egs 2 Lug Kota 41. .,,, deemed it to be my duty to take such means as will enable anst•ined any broke' bones or serious injury, apparent at Mocha tied:A.l f., the Heagal Hone Artilleryl, the other of Lieut. vetoer. Prosidnut until the Diet should have adopted a err-packages lo 110 4,120 4, 2 04 WOOLWICH, MARCH 25. er r - the equivalent of • the confiscated note. to be restored to the time, pm her some brandy, coo lust` her on Other B. India package:l 23 983 12,274 9,248 Joh.. i •not Makolinsim V.C. The six new pictures relate „,_ .._, at rime . 1 maticot settlement for the government of the kingdom ; mid on the to the following berme sad acts of valour :- Captain Luke terse.. of t a ,: e ag i y,..i l i Te e l oc e l t4L he A ; rt ill ite 4 ry th,andthba o t i . Petii day of April 1 took, in the those from whom they have as aforesaid been forcibly con - •ng without broken ones, and she was afterwards taken Do. do._ ..elecsl - - - _ „.,_ d fixated, should the circumstances arise that will enable r- to the i Craven Arms, where she remained under i te aril it_,Ceete eie Aka ?IT' -. 1. 390 SAO ' 111.011 Artillery assembled ..0 to pesence of the said Diet, 26 261 3,V4 2,449 arms to he given for the forcible wrong thus done to a very surgical attendance for ten days. It was afterwards Coco - We ~; •-•--- ...t rk, l -4- 1.223 240 10.2t2 cue Mesme r . AA% Ta a l 'roy a l Welsh ' , umbers. for valour at land., and after - inepect - " lon marched from church of Debreczen, the solemn °n in th a t t a poi gra Me a d t by re th for e Dret large number of the persons, aod to so large an amount of found that she had sustained an injury to the Role ore the flew : Itme L. Menem, Kee, V C., Bengal Civil the dra kyard, preceded by the band of the reguairet, ,for to be taken by me aa such Goveroor-Preaideot, and then 1,066 AU ELMO 12,802 is Honearvwas stopped, that she bad Do h oe s - - _ _ denim. ...i.taat magistrate a t Ka.. , f or i n t re ,„ei ty and emborkation on board the steam troop-vessel Meipera Tor swore that I would be true and faithful to the authority Pre:o7etit li fe and act i ons Base" whereb y me &timid.. in remning • woun , f , 4 oddier, bearing him on his 4:il.rsltar. The force consists of, 351 rank and _n ee '. with the and functions that had been vested in me by the said Diet. ' one are before the world ; and It has tut the use of one ear , metal' ly the use of one eye, Rice-gad India tons 1,324 1,062 31,714 61,873 been my Y wish alel care never to do any act in En land and that her • bola ffected ; hi h aimove 11ALT2MTH - NITRATE orl gait ine e upon w c 1 7 following officer, , - Colaels L. J. Dalton aod enompeon, The said appniutnieot ad nomination, and the authontv e back MI spite of his se ws woun.lo out of aetioa. and Wit- .... i e.'. s en d eroo . and Lamellas, Assistant- Surgeon • in • which is, or could be deemed to be, an infringement of the Dr. Jaiffrosos, the celebrated phygician, of Leamington, Mee e toms! 100 927 1 4,713 3,892 and functions thereby vested me, have Dever been re. Lately plowing him ether in the tests at a distance of seem Gruver, Lieutetsets Lacey, Wing, KirkwoodeChute, &heck, vo t e d or superse d ed ; nee bid an y (Signed) Loeit Ku 591.1711 considered that she was not in a state fit to give evidence in • rs: rude, fr, in for hel.l of battle ; Lieutenant and Adjutant Berber, Cullen, end Hallett. Detachments of the 6th, other appointment or laws o f EuglaDd• nomination been Sinai made ; nor has any person, ever Sworn, /lc., March 16, 1861. • court of justice ;it wan announced she could not be called TALLOW.-The tallow market has been quiet to-day, Arthur Moore, %er e , and Lieutenant Great M-deolinson, Pith, 2;th. and lisith regiments also Proceeded ii, the since Ferdinand V. ceased to be King of Huugary, been in evidence, as she was suffering from brain disease. arid • may be maundered steady for the " aorts" from The learned leading' counsel fur the defendanta, after the w our consumers are at present supplied, whilst for VC., b o th o f the Sal i tetehey 1.411 , 4. .. eery. fee e, " de. t H h eg . ..ni, the entire force erntorklit e a t . te n oclock under t c a l m to y di the the . of Hungary, or been accepted or stgs•nDb•ndenee of Major PutY• "eta 11 crowned as King of Hungary, by the said estates of Hun- tab, inttiligcnce. • medico] testimony had been given, announced the willing- specul a ti ve p the "account " for March being 'Or termination arid devoted courage at the battle of Kenisb ; Quertenueatare ...send, Osiinselore Haperintendeat the ry •to whom alms the power belongs, by the Molt ga . . . nets of hi, client& to pay 800/. • and the other side agreeing Wally elose4 a tr:e as has been very little doing since oar last Colourserigram Ileory 31•Donakl, Royal Engineer& VA.., Hun. .f. K. Drummond, CH.. and Comniuder Hawke". mental Lees of Hungary , ee de any of these ants. -se- to this, the cue closed, and th e jury were discharged, report. From Petersburg the market is = i ll] firm at lielliht of th e Leeiou of Helmut, for a noble act of bravery On arriving at 4 ebeilter the Mel•O will embark two bat - 2. The plaintiff in this suit is not, and never has been, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY . -Maseg 25. - 56 roubles with Mod motley for August. Ex ,34e. Our Rai tit. rate pits hrfon; mst..wwi ; I , mat. Henry wns , d; men of the erth battalion, which she will convey te King of Hungary, either de j are or de facto. He is not closiog prices are :-Spot, 595. ; all the month, 5 sellers; DeroaporL King of Hungary de jars, inasmuch se the succeision to (Before Mr. Oesuelesioner Holroya.) NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-Notiwieg, hisses 25. April to June, 585.; OS.ober to December, 55e. to ' sss. 6,1. ; V.C.. 7oth Highlander.. for !emetics of mind and pd- IN RE ROBERT WITH. The commissions for the county and city were opened on Ode sr "beep, 565. fie. ; beef, 64e. flit to 55.. ; South the throne of Hungary is • matter of strict settlement under The bankrupt was a builder and timber dealer, of Saturday, and business commenced this morning. The American 57e. ; Ist pipes Australian beef, SN. 6d. to 54e. ; lantry in saviag the life of an efficer of Sir H. M. T un E rints .s. e IGHT AT BRIMITON.-Yeatertlay at the fundamental laws of Hun ;and the claim to that ILivitiock i e brigade, whilst on the march la India. noon , i n a c c o rdance with a requisition to the Mayor, a pub- 11103111114011 can only arise after the death of the last king. Kentish-town. He no d w teemed his examination, on accounts cause list contains ten cornea, and the calendar, a list of coatiaeati4 kinds, 64a. to 56a. Town tallow 55e. lid. set showing liabilities of ,300. ; aseeta •and property held as thirty-two prisoners. Nothing has at present occurred to cash. Cocoanut oil ia quiet : Cochin, 50e. to 50a. , 6d Ceylon, Dr. J. dee, C. 8., V.C., 'uremia ; Valentine M. 31• Muter, tic meeting was held at the Town Hall, B ri ghton, to adopt Bat the last king, Ferdinand V., still diva* Moreover , tin security, 4,4001. call for a report. 495.; Sydney, 495., fine quality ; palm oil, 445., fl u. logos; maimaatwargems ; and Adjutant Herbert T. Macpherson, , measures for a general holiday in that town on Easter Yon. conformity with the 2nd Article of the set of the Diet of day, in order to afford an opportunity to all climes of the 1721 by which al i as the present boon of Hapaburg-Lor IN RE W. H. DAVIS. Rough fat, :is. ; Mouth American Home-greere, 38e.-(From 'V t'., 7-411 ilitiii•iiiden • fat heroic le"evae" sad iatre- hahita ° ots to witatax the volunteer review and sban. fight. mine ' was accepted by the Estates of H, mega as having , The bankrupt, • market gardener, of Ash, passed his ex- SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT.-BszeoN, Mattes 23. th e Ci rcular of Messrs. Smith sod Charles, dated Monday pidity in bringing in aid attending to the wounded on the The chair was occupied by the mayor, F. Alga,, Elm and under the conditions therein named, a lawful rY mid therapy amiaatiaa ' an 'manta. prepared by Me " ra • Peal an d (Before Mr. Justice Bytes.) evening.) •' 21st of Sept.nilar, at Luelinew. The pictures, contaiuing resolutions were adopted in accordance with the objects of established order of succession to the throne of Humeri, Toner, showing debts of 1,52 W., and assets of 300/. portraits from hie .4 the formes represented, awl in all the the meeting. Lord Matielagh, who is now residing at the the right of sucoesa,con can only devolve en mat heir of IN RE ZDANCIL JACI.E.A, THE KHAN CLZROIMAN. COTTON.-Lierga r o ore M ARCH 25 . -Th e sa l es o f cotton asee mmoe ee ,t o d f r ., „ ye ...4... s .4 the b ea t mi th m Bedford Hotel, is actively engaged with other officers the last king. But the present Emperor of Austria is not tutor, was harged with having unlawfully solemnaed insert - large demand , and press are ad. to ed. per lb. higher since making various arrangements for th e event, the next heir of Ferdinand V., the laid King of Husgary, ..The benkrupt was a statio n er, of Long-line West Smith- Edirard &valour Berre, alias Norman Carew 'wed 22, to-day are eetiniated at 25,000 bales. There has been s field. This the examination ' meeting. The accounts of c ties, eel with Prat Ith"eledf• of military detail ' , Mr• is at the last meeting of the Brighton director. amid l- were no t that Ki oa Wt.& as i n f ac t h e i s, still living . small. Hart show liabilities of 2,10 W., against Meta re- mony according to the rites of the church of England in Friday lust. the parish church of Llangorse, on the 17th of August, CATTLE.-Idortsiot., Yaws 25,-The supply of clock De••• E' • 6 ' 1. ' 4 hi "''' ll 1"'""I a " 6 " derlbi4 6 " . in the imam it was resolved to place at his lordship's disposal for The plaintiff in nut king of liumary de facto, inasmuch ea, tureed at &O. 1860, i t, feted pretending to be in holy orders . He was • h ' Crimes, are perfectly ,di e te e i added to ' ,hid, th e y ills. Ilead-Qnallers, the wisely erected Industrial Schools, which by the f undamental laws of Hungary, which all the last M r. S o lomons opposed for Mr. Pearl, a creditor ; bat it reed with y lar offe • the play very idereble metorial ability, especially in *lie are situated on the scene of action, iu the vicinity of the fourteen Kings of Hungary have soomesively sworn shall aPPearim that the charges would be More properly dealt Lran t - on 3lst a Au st, iii 1u la pans church lair far both cattle sad sheep at lower Prem ix...linen d ai s mmoition and animat Indeed, for the lbsciehill. The Gmod Stand will be occupied by the the be observed, in every point and article, by themselves and with at the certificate meeting, the banpt wth allowed Mr. Orove, Y Q.C., and Mr. Coleridge appeared for the cioAue . _ purpose for whi • li they were inteoled-that of faithful ;11;',Iett. Smut of th e county , the Earl of Chichester and and o th er their ineCeseoo4. no One can be king de Jae,' unless and to PeekhLoten 25. -Cruhead Steam, 14s. 9d.; prosecution ; the prisoner conducted his own defence. crowned as , etingunhea visitors, with the band of the fifth Dragoon until he has been lawfully king within the IN Re Z. cuerm . Davison's We l =ey, 15s. 6d. ; Basting. Ithethah 15a 6 1; red that the prisoner having represented himself :weed the .."-* Al 0.% cell be dwired• FhotolimPl• oe Guard% which will attendby permission of Colonel Calthorp. kingdom of Hungary ; and he must be thus crowned within The bankrupt was • dealer in American good', of the I It aPPea Holywell, 15e. N. • lamberts Wait Hartley, 15e. 3d. ; all the return nue, we behove, be obtained. The several corps of volunteers will proceed to the ground six months after the day of the dea th of • deceased king. &rand. This was the examination meeting. No accounts a_ af te ordaineil clergyman engaged to rho" the duties 01 m Mr. Hoek in the •h ri d • the an fi eki Moor Bate s, 135 i Walk. ' Priam "' 12 '• 5 11 b y vah „. s mutes, end will mem the memeomm l ry th e A n d it is particularly declared, by s ad e ue d miumm i being filed, and the bankrupt not having surrendered, he me v. en. Pune 0 Angue. during • West Hartley, 15e. 6d. ; Wylam, 15e. 6d. ; Walls Byron, 16e. ; Walls End Goeketh, 15e. 9d. ; Walla End south end, posing between the two lime of spectators. The laws of Henpry, tout all the c o th e ki ng d om er . was ordered to be proclaimed in the usual form. absence of that gentleman from home for a few weeks. ESSAYS AND itensws. During that period the prisoner not only solemnised matri. Eetion,i , c9d , Walls End Hadley , mu Od. ;Walls Eed wh o l e f o rce is expected to be ow the ground at half-peat members of the sacred crown of Hungary, and that they are mony in that parish, but also officiated at a marriage in mil ' th. :i# 11 o'clock. subject to no me except to a lawfully crowned king. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Maseg 25. 1 54 , r. 1 i iri i rd 51 , 4 2 1 b•a ; l aiiilisbed ~al, th i rd and ebt "P re HitliMeTtog OF TEI SAMMY IN IRELAND.-In COD- 3. The plaintiff, falsely called in the said bill of complaint (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) Llangorse, during the absence front home of the • .He Hi dott e - It' 9d. a1 , 14 peti s i HEasewdentitstasl,s )tattoo, ; bad represented himself to be the Rev. Norman Carew. m e m ind South Herten, 1 , 85 . Gd. . Wane End S tewart ' ee ""'° •-• " 1e •• '"'"' '" Belief ," with a preface relating sequence of the peaceable condition of every part in this cause " King of Hungary," has Dot, and never has 18a• 6d. • Walls End Tunstall, 17e. • ' Walls End Hartlema alma% . ithisively to •• Essays and Reviews," the ammo a/ibe t • hich extremely he Wien has bee ly ens. had, the sole and exclusive privilege of authorising the IN RE THOMAS FITEMACRICS DUREX whose name appeared in the " Clerical Directory" as Lome., et dolma, awl 'moonier of which are similar to , e i aaeda,-.7_, pat "'ai „„ „„te„,e,Ti military has o• we „ a e n e - ,.. end e sue in Hungar y . of notes for payment of money, to be sir- This insolvent, a young man who had been in prison curate of Callington, Lernmehire. That gentleman appeared age. . iridie Ed Ea", 17, ed. ; W e ll. E n d fieinehg e , the, *hob hi, volume was written 1.3 combat. Mr. Miall sh ear ; i r te " nt ' to i "; ofth-e""w---.r..1.."----.to educe "Cc e e---- • troopn culated in that country as mousy. Wen the plaintiff King since Ma ,y, applied on his interim order for his discharge, in the witness-box in person, to negative the assumption of 16a. 'WI. ; Walls Ed South Hartlepool, 16a. 9d.,.; Was his name. End Thornley, 15e. ; Carw so a and Duffryn Malting, 245. C ''''' B " a " a " al " favour' the ' swam al lai r''' . stationed in thin Lemony by at least oamtturd• o f t h e i r pee . of Hungary, which lie is not, he would Dot, without the con- He bad been • lieutenant in the Middlesex Militia. iudity it. paging of the polemical situates of the ema The prisoner, in a long and somewhat rambling defence, _s h i ne id mem ,. lg ; sold, 73. sent number. Arrangements, it is staid, are being made scut of the Diet, possess this privilege and authority. And Mr. Robertson Griffiths opposed the application, on the called attention to venous sections of the Marriage Act, re ' and his estimato of the intestate& of patients who ha,. have Ibis • not only have this privilege and authority never been pouted part of one of the detaining creditors, Mr. rotten . . . been see es bat rmiely &ell with by members of their own liii ea I , la. p lea Pat into " Mal " " WM ' a. "" ble ' - by the Estates of Hungary to any King of Hungsay, but the It appearodthat the Swivel:it haddeposited some jewellery ad relied for his defence on the absence of pesitive --- - /reams a Jorinenf. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ebereh will le reel ea'. interest. H. says of them : f that he was not in holy orders, which he contended Estates of Hungary have formally recorded their dale' and and other articles, for which he had contracted debts, with proo f Atever mew le, the tendency of their writings, NATIONAL DITINCIK-In the course of a few _, proteet that the King can Moue notes of his own authority. his father, who resided in Ireland, and Mr. Wretton stated . the prosecution was bound to supply. Miles Paw tier- Total, To nothing hut au tutu.. Amman ot charity no attribute to the *We b i lmdeed• o f wee kaal er a ex P aciad t° ba employ ed The only Hs Lordship, who summed up very minutely, was of RAILWATS pe on whythe PrY, in to Estates of Hun that the insolvent had told Dim that when he got out of opinion that the fact of the pneoner not being in holy pen wagers thaudise 1961 1890 water.: 0 ,, .„ ee e eeigu o f un d ernue i ng t h e beau o f mug the fortifications of Carlisle Fort, on Cork harhimr. National Diet n assembled have ever granted the power and prison he should go to Ireland, and on that ground heWeek ending March 2. o C A C ilt Di, in . IL., d a t„... sia l, &.attuyind th e very system o f trut h The enevicts have been withdrawn from the place, which is authority to issue notes for payment of money, to be cites- °freed, ea it was believed be would not again return. orders in August 1860, was proved by statements in subs- 202. d Trunk of Canada .. 970 3,132 9,876 13,004 11,001 which it I, Hour special duty to preach sod to teach. Gress sow occupied by soldien-artillerymen and sappers. Many fated in thatcountry as money , and the only person who The insolvent stated that he did not intend to go to Ire. quent letters w . ritten by him to forties in other parts of the Week ending March 7. latitude meal' to le a llowed to the intellectual conclusion Pins are there alrea4, with a large supply of the material has ever lawful to .h . the land td his heal nestl e He had remained in kingdom, arid in which he described himself as a student Detroit and Milwaukee power Lague or to aut one, until eye was y .. 185 854 1,108 1,810 LOW 01 epsenbitive minds es to what meditates the authority of war. Nature i' has done much to make this place a issue of such notes, has been myself ;to whom, while I was, prison to settle with hia creditors, and his father had paid and candidate for orders. Week widths( March w hi c l, d ieu ld eeeen , th e it mee . i n &t ea m" c i te d bas fortress . sal when art tens contributed its pert, it will be r __ in the year 1848, napousible Minister of Finance to the then about 6001., and had offered terms to all bin creditor'. It ,_,___, The jury returned • verdict el Guilty, but sentence woo Great West 6 m of Canada 34 5 3.889 5,526 0 44 0 4 1732 Buffalo and fake Hems .. 161 - - 1 . 468 1,254 am id what bas not Leas to mama Revelanoe from Ged-aud "oe of the in'st htificotanh eholeßhelde in the Gaited K. H le rdinaod the issue cbthen t that the iesolvent hot •a gold watch and chain in "wee"' ing e V., power to su notes was came cut Week coaxer March 11. it's non-h to he georetted that =Ma, earaesaly professing th a t done-Cork Nut sesuer. given, by the DMus of the kingdom in National Diet prison, worth it was said 401., and that was pledged on At the conclusion of this case Mr. Justice Bytes, who Duni „„ in ., d ton, an S. had previously been indisposed, was obliged to leave the Curt - reit VW 4,269 14,103 12.098 they acer•pt Chreasuity es • spiritual showing forth of assembled, and to whom, after I had been lip- Saturday to pay • friend who had advaoced him money. court, andir. Grove , Q.C., mceeded with the trials of South e° Latern P- 11,60 6,100 18,725 IEO6I the Divine cherub r end will, should be set down as um SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. pointed, named, and sworn , as Governor-Presideot of Be Commissioner Nichols took time to consider whether, •¢e re' booms they repudiate the customary proms Hungary in 1849 , . power to statuses the isles of such after the statement of the watch, be should grant the am ' P m " r e ' -- --- by wit, b the great nujority of their fellows reach the TATTERBALIM.-MONDAY. TED TRECASTLE MURDER. Dotes was then again given, by the Fatates of the kingdom 'die:anon. He, however, thought, mains the money that , . . . WEATHER REPORT. isms awl . It iii surely more NIA Do infer that is the ardour The b i ll preferred against Dar e d Dames for the wilful A beanie al the early of • ' g ternoon, part which was occupied o i National Diet assembled, to mod the emergencies that had been paid, he might grant the application. ef se intelketual pursuit such s Mee allowed them - 26.8 20 9 A then existed. The discharge was ordered. murder of David Price, near Trecastle, on the 19th October MONDAY, maim s.ia adjusting accounts on the Warwick m ee ti ng , th e b a l ancer selves t- he lorou aw a y beyond the limita which logically this occasion w oe to t h e cre di t s id e o f the bookmaker. 4. The plaintiff, falsely called in the said till " King of lest was ignored by th e greed jury. hound their own prolamines, and that subsequent ream- ; hen o • e ee i d. • f -- Hungary. bas has not, and has had, the sole sod facia- . -.__ quiet was rye spec Don on orthcoming ungoly,B. IIL Y. D. 1. C. I. 8. Moo eel ....orifice them that they menet go so far sa the y affixed ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. meta was entered into, i n many instances with some spirit. vivo Privilege of authorising to be to any document have dose on the re ad ea whi c h th e y bare se out w i t h out intended to be published or circulated in H the ea- - - - - - Tins Nolioneerreeen IRE STAIRS we but al . h 1 Witc hed ig t y tom being e etipelled to ge lunch further. It is hardly use-it THE POLICE COURTS. I mon Hue being is equal demand with Sister to ea. tional arms, in the said Lill erroneously call he royal HOME CIRCUIT.-KINOSTOW, MARCH 25. cacao( bc kind -to set up • shoot of exeoretioo, the only Abele at 10 to 1, at which prim t h ey found ready sup- arms of that country. Were the plaintiff Ringo( Hungary, . . - el..- NAIRN offset of ' , bah must be to prevent their retracing their is. The Rap was 'squ ired sifter, 100 to 8 being the which he is Lots he would not Pewee this privilege saw The commission for the county of Salem was opened on AMMO= -7 20.70, 70 36 W.N.W. to ate to b lel , detec rant:7ms paths , acn and to troen ;l i ly: the Des : o f:rt!: re et h e ent redo . ehteilegge.authority. There do not now exist, ad never have existed, Saturdet h , and business was commenced this morning in both SOUTHW • ARK. Lime ... -T rms .EPlClPcilea PIAIX-lipanisit Fly . upon • liberal any recoil arms of Hungary . The mown of Hun- cow*Chief Justice Ede presiding on the civil side, and Georm Barry, • well-knowu young thief, was brought hneeit ee wished they had sever departed." He he premeds to • • • ' which taut be deemed the most important part outlay in the City us the iieraisg, was wade the favourite, WY. m Mr. Justice Wightrnan in the crown court. The gaol mien- before Mr. Beecham for final examination, charged with A oo a oso4o rim 42 41 8.3. W. b e. e rat .at that the minded. tandesey, if nut the avowed her ~,e ' e , B to i r has t a k en, I°g' at the o f the arms o f R wegery, ie the Newt , of the nation en d der cattails the name" of 14 prisoners, and with the excep- stealing • valuablegold watch and chain from the person of Poormiso 29.86 39 38 of " Sways and Kewanee,' is to efindwate WI a• cleoa ii; 1 „ kig meet tbe king, eveu though he be • lawfully crowned ki n g. lion el one charge of wilful murder, none of the cases ap- Mr. Frederick Baxter, a gentleman residing at Clapham. Mums 29. i 5 40 36 &W. b ' to t7iMrs'm from the Christmas faith • that as If ' revs- " hixiksd hus/7 * * Mi . • 10 1 Wal ' lotion hued ea inincles is ereemei to be esmenty of lied ahaal n a vies ; 15 1 lA4* - 11a8 la 1 • • and 100 to 6 It es expressly declared, by the fundamental laws of Hun- b chiefly to be attributed to the cir- of Saturday,peeing the 16th instant, he was ' along tbe Bo- aaaaaalaatis mot . . 43 41 sash smut Seelemen and Udine. Dr. Nichol also found eery, that every noble is • member of the sacred crown of pr i soners W. however , lemonnot to give. became unlit for NISI 10 MOWN ; aad that Um is a fee , ( deeds et 40 to I . m en d I who n al • e have cunistance of the magistrates baying held a quarter see. rough, towards home, when he was hustled by some person, er eemieen. e eueel 43 42 BAL minty ; , am a • Hungary , an ate- :o amum-I as • mrt of mem. as • self-desseastratave propnei- Tug (.'rev anso 8 ,„ pee thin even t white sad hereditary share in those rights of th e nation of "°° last week, at which • great many cases were din and he felt a tug at his watch from his waistcoat pocket, opannotti. 5.97 46 22 N.W. c tins. Ti " 6..64i P t " i s """" lee". the w" c'elleetioe mo d mh t e •- - • ere the only couple to foros • 15 to 1 Earl 46 42 N.E. ts - e them fa/441mA "opera ; sad if it can he aeon to be me- . . XI til being entered, 41 common and 9 special jury cues. watch and chain in his band. .11e inetanily seised bold of Lamm ;WM 10 • " century' about the former • ancl . l6 to Ito It is even required, by the fundamental laws of the king- • 0 Y Val twuneahle the entire miebiesery of swank which reste new Des ' A good many of the former appear to be undefended, and him, and they struggled for some time, when the prisoner Do 801. about the latter , don , which all the last fourteen kings of Hungary (that is PORMOCITZ 2o.ll‘i 40 44 N.E. r It become. barmier •13 ilemimetraM that unreason- fag Can.rzn D.; wr meta touched neon, c . h „. to Ky . all UK., a luipami l racej ha„ ~,,,,,, to observe the remainder would eosin to be apparently of • very Crum - dropped the watch and chain and attempted to get away. pernaoo 40.941 44 41 N.E. o "lase." is l ' he aPanai et4art P"P cml b Y lbe atithar A • etall • o h er i -' -'' -- --. ad beep, that shall be chosen b y th e E a a a t ee 0 f th e pery character, se nearly tWalre Were dispwed of during He, however, secured him, se well as his property, and gave PLYMOUTH.- 20.96 44 40 N.E. f DE " p r ide d plans " at Bto I offered , him into the custody of a police-constable. PRNIANOS te '• Be.. el Relief" Having if cheated the mats de 9to I would b ees he-en takes to money , Mr. Burcluim mid that he remanded the prisoner to Five JERSWY 29.92 47 40 H. o " et" a hie "Suri...i' what* *** e r,......_...„' -.. ADd ...",w' shy' Her Male compeer' ei lianas:trils, was beaked at this within the kingdom of Heeff Bl 7. The other Part of Coowx Coder--(Bet re Mr. Justice Wightnian.) the constable en opportunity of making some Squirm Na RAORIL. ta.96 41 - R.S.W. D banes otiose, rePudieted he ‘'''''''''''''...• ""' ""' 1010 7 • Dattere OD . • Wallace,the de engraved u p on th e m ei amok and the yowled Mr. Robi the of Hoary Hazen, who stands • N W y 1 to b ; and a another of 6 woe, in case about him. as he felt satisfied from the adroit manner in if,___eLeee ' etee 41 - •• • Is Mi. awns purport of the ' Frays and Reviews,' whisk ' at 10 to Ito a small stun ; Fli rtat i on, froin the wl, ,ich W le , the wedbill, the fam l 7,. ealled "The Royal Arum , ' charged with the murder of • child belonging to his wife .EI 43 - N. 0 indeed. it was sad is the object el the followMg pogo he „„....i.4. Gasidb i ts. ,a k , 4 . 6 .,which be had committed the robbery that he was either an e'were DARWIN - &S.W. o was at 5(1 to Ito " a poey." meals " ' 3 ' t" shield 41 °Mew" emblem el . wee. Bet before her marriage with him, by another man, applied on old offender or wax the pupil of some expert thief. temente, the author Meares to "sprees his belief that Assn , - 1. - a i - T;;;".r.„, A= 9 "=„, neither the use of this emblem, nor the authorimatirea of Uwe WAS 66 - N.N.W. c BTARRI.-Kbuikol4 was behalf of the proscution for the permission of the court for The constable said that the prisoner lived in Whitechapel predieetem, viewed sprit fermi what is goarrally taken Is in Imagined *weed; his „ m i. ( pi,. ' , m adl y m k s .. the me of it, is, in any sense or manner, the exclusive the depositioun of two witnesses who had been examined among some of the wont characters in the metropolis, sod be their Peuall'al direge. lay Were the reriaalaa "I" Raving all asoesdisull Ann at sto 1 offered - . 11 to 2 would privilege of the Hoeg ef Hungary, did there now exist • • „._ before the °Groner, bet who were now, through illnen ected ' h h• wax cono wit a gang of young t levee EXPLANATION. • lA-Barometer corrected sod reduced to 88 deg. at mean sea many liturgist. worliii iii i iii she eonsidomtice. Fad*. heed.= tats freel y. D ie m es tus wee ete ' e d y e s 7t o 1, , king of Hungary, which there Ames not, The um 01 inn unable to attend and give their madame, to be plac Mr. Bonham asked him whether he would be tried by heed ; ei‘ch 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one.husdredth as it ato toie earanly they may fall , of their primary bet m e heal *recd e mblem is not only the right of every Hun • bit the th e red to him o b oe ,. they ere out . apsed t‘e stoners ,. sums maw ere at • point more ;9to 1 was , it is,.tut _,,__, _ „ habitualbefore va i n wall I". that the endgame of these two witnesses was very monies! en ot y , ly three hundredths Increase. K.-Exposed Ibensminster aids. They teach es some medial? be loam& fume. aad was backed at 10to Ito win a thoesiod ; Overton of all champs in Hungery, and it ie daily toed and pat b y in support of the prosecution, and that it was essential the "ern am prisoner pleaded guilty, saying that he did not want in n shade. M.-Moisteued bulb (for evaporation and dew They sina " dal " ea " . alaie swarthy if lesee el e we also toned support at his price, 1000 he 80 being quieely this IMMO Published ItewsPePers end other article. of evidence they had to give should be laid before the g rand 40 r ., 4Z, th e omot ) . 0.-Mreetios of wits, lerce-two Points left or num base pawl the.. And, above ell, they wars as of the a ssoc down . Wai,,,, .. 4 h se h e d is e 25 1 0 It o mu m sorts publicly exhibited for sale. And this is done in Mies fairy. sessions. Hr. Beecham here inquired whether there wee any evi- a ). _C.--Cloud (1 to 9). 1.- little : 1 1) . , - brueskt„ W c, l clonds (dete . , d cbsdl; f, fog; b, bail ; 1, *surrey of seeking f.e. oar fai th • breed and deep founds- mi ., , eed wuj... thie w hip es egi se E omformity with the laws and the records of the kingdom of _, Mr. Justice Wightmen at fi rst ex some doubt e- of ...nee a former conviction against him. nob in edmoseal Lola aad nnivanally recognised prlacf*s, !wahine ; iu, win, (buy): u, overcast (dull); r, rain ; s, snow; THR Man.-Deaths gave 'widows et decline, his mai- HisP l 7. which, throughout and invariably, ..Peak ee _er whether be had power to a ccede to ttl a pPlication, the The constable mid that he had been summar il y convicted, t. thunder. 8. Sestllstartwoee (1 to9l. Miler them ie traddineal and onoventirmal theories which sane being met with ewer layers at 4to I 1200 to MO "Beget Cerces a and ..ne eMini leeigne, a - but he was not aware that lie had been tried. . shriek I. ma the mash !madly! of rigid in vestigatios. In wee le a h , eee het sad ~,,h een, ,„..,t i . 9to i he uiewe m e a Oesene" or " Mies insig idiots that were taken before magistrates, and tint before Woe. awl in ...me other reepecte, they may yet do good es - eee e ---4---,Mr. &velum told the prisoner that there could be no 30te me booked motest Mai, het at the does 4 t o - i - w ee 5. And I say that. is the notes complained of in the coroners. Having referred, however, to the act of parlia- doubt as to his being a clever young thief, and he should SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. aw...-u..b whether sea earn". "mdered is lie P re- th e ' highest • pri es te a t ma i m b e Aw ne d, g ouge p im p % phintife said bill. the said national emblem and crown, iu merit authorising tbe use of depositions where the witnesses sentence him to six months' bard labour. • met pe, ivies. isseoprithely her prefers, and divines mato the repnrt of a frivinvilde trisl. came with is rut hi the hill anitheeiculf Galled the Eoyel Anne, are merely themselves were too ill to attend, he oath. was of opinion CASUALTIES. el the church of Loglood say admit eif question." us cite, sad all Olio mar that eeedA Le .J.......A 4.... hatreduesd Mae the arsammital border arbieb immiontle ch.. .. .. ... _ .. .. . .. . at. the evenin,4 of the 19th WC, lb. grit of two public on " and Reviews" was delivered in the Town Hall. width bed bees panted for the occm aims, be the R... T. W. Davide, Oungregaticed Weider ei that tows. Thu sue. lecturer introdased hie sagest by ob serving that it am more than probable dry Wen WOW sputa the Uumliokl of a atrium and pees coatrovarsy, is which all the hews raised would Cv .l et i li d e deteriouned ultiliwtely by the verdict which .held be pro. bousciel upon the subject of the authority of _Hely lure. Nosy thing., especially cif lota, bad rewileM each conwuversy isevitable. lt tliatedems behoved than an to be peep•resl 1„r it by freely and= ammaildmiag the grounds upon whirl the faith baptise le than by their fathers Wall to b. mairamin-vl. Th.y owed thin t. tbaaselvla and but leen to other,, that they might be able with coofidenee to meet the widespread scepticism of the age. The first ante of this cootroverey bad been struck. Is which they would auticipate isis referwice to the meetly published " Gears and Reviews," whose al mos t un p roce 4inted the.. lotion IA • feet which indicates aa extensive prevalmieo of sympathy with the opisicesa of their authors for whisk few perhaps were previously prepared. For the results LI such • ceutroverry as the one which he believe., was now immediately at hand, they amid nut have a fear. The conflict whilst it Laud might be severe, sad much that through the miss, of prejudice, foregone con• elusion. dogoiatisin. and conventional tradition that a• yet unhapptly prevailed perhaps, on either aide, now looked like 'gold, silver, soil precious Moses,' but which truly and molly were but wood and hay acid stubble, might, and would umiusatimiably, walk ia the strife. (Applaneed • Bat had they outline/ but emporium:o to instruct them, they might still be thoroughly assayed that the victory, for that very reason, would be only all the more decided and all the more oorupkte, and that whoa it was decided, the Scriptures would be all the more Maxtricably routed in the faith of universal time. liairiag shown that although the writers had In concert iu the preparation of these essays, yet that they could only be esitated at their proper value when viewed tv.ether, the lecturer proceeded to consider the ear:.. • riot. at. New Pv BLit: SCHOOL roe THI ('ire or LoirrioN. —The .t.ttioners' Company's New tirammar School, in Bolt cow:. Fleetutreet, established under a scheme approved by the o..irt of Chancery . in I t3i4 , will, we understand, be oven. d for the reception of pupils at Pester sett. The overcrowded couslitioe of the City of Leedom &drool, sod the Lire number. of candidates fur admissioa who are re. Jectoi tvery term (rum want of ancommodatiou, have long rendered ties establishment of another public school, of a similar character, • necessity for the citizens of London. Tide want will, wn trust, be supplied, to some extent at least. by the statiosere school, tbe buildings and arrange. seta of what are sow It a forward Stele of pvepamtis. This o, we believe, the only school bekeging to the litatieners' ronipasy, sad we trust that, under the direc tion of the moot haring and flareary of oar Lisle nnepaeise, it will, in due thin. *she rash with Merchant Taylor'', ]Moment, St. Nur% sad the ether important fmns&tions which we owe to the liburslity al ear greet City corpora tive. The system el instructis• is nieed upon that of the City of London embark and the fees ere. Me them of St. Peal'. aal Newers' Behests. mar* nersineL The school is mainly Whistled Ice the sane of the trams end livery of the Rath:ewe Okeemay, but ether papal, are adn.:ssible ea the einaiestke of the mike. waning, sad cnur. of assistants. Farms et seirabatien any be procured ▪ t st.toseere-halk and Gem the bead meter, at the school. The endowment et the *sheet Is derived frets a variety of edecationel paste and bennerle Mt he trust with the nunieeers' Ceeepenp, and emelliated imto one fond by en ceder of the Court ef ateessery.—ideteedieeol nom. Du .I. , :emes kalif BMW, COD belt On.. —Tax Oevesme, fume. awe few leataanors Torre.-1114 eig.ur of the aurtltolks whoa Impaired debility aim b• sproitly festered by the em at this deetthtalad MI. which W 16- 144utatIng .I.4lltles possimed by to erns restorative. TM Sr U "''''' h " P i n k ". Or. ( 'err* •I4dedet dte7 **Ms et DC di laud's Or mean be WOK eller banes takes It kw • *ere 0,11.4. IR a Nowa M waft and Stnnuith Lowe lmakamink.rd 'rya, m . e .s h wi " Wan rea•di with welsh w e are seee•lnled de .tdmWs Light brow. C.l Unt Oil Is ...t. nal, is cappOed Imperial Wl rnt.. a . sd Ora l: ea : quart. 00. by Mt note doutodds. HaeleWl.emdCw.. 77. Meant , Loud... mat tolteMpeiii• slemlule.—lAdveellmusa• tae Citeresn crr wee carefully touched upon, Chen Anne shilmaistainieg her " widest, place" at 8 to 1 offered ; 9 to I would bare been taken to money, but layers were sky. Her stable companion, Ilan.at..l.rum, was barked at 100 he 7 ; lletterfly 100 to 6 ; and Wallace, another o f oftkibes. at 90 to 1 to a men sum ; Flirtation), from the wad& divides, was or/ at 50 to 1 to *. • pony." Tow Two Twornuaro Uvulae ersua.—Klarilioff was ta lemeased demand, his erring price bbeeing npoly take., /eel,* of exceedingly Ares at 5 to 1 o ff ered; 11 to 2 would harsh= takes freely. Dighautus was steady at 7to 1, bet kis backers stood out Ise a point more ; 9to 1 was offered ia vane against Kelaselmm. Matador was is some force. and was backed at 10 to 1 to win a thoumend ; Overton also found support at his price, 1000 to 80 being quietly noted down. Walloon wan hacked at 25 to 1 to small anenuele, sad Will-e-the•Whp at 30 Is 1. Too Door.—Diedie gem evidems et decline, kin putt ems being met with eager layers at 4 to 1, 1200 to wo being laid is awe lot, and sobsopootly 9 to 2 to atoned. of 901.8. was booked sexiest him, bet at the close 4to was the highest price that scald be ehtelned. Rouge tapas the of a fevemseible Mil, came with a =TN the City, mall the maw that could be obtained bare was speedily taken, and be finished seemed favourite at 12 to 1 tam trimly ; MOO to 200 was taken about Colonel Towesky's hen*, 1000 to 95 K ildorian, and 8000 to 180 taken a/met lard Zetland's Matador ; 33 to 1 was offered against Lord Exeter's Knight of the Thistle, and 1000 to 110 whist linosals. The following are the clewing pekes : THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES—AIma 2. 10 to 1 apt Capt. Christie's Horror (t) 10 to 1 Lord Allsaborry's Sister to St. AllianaG 100 to 8 Mr. R. %tire's The Rap (did) THE EARL SPENCER'S PLATE—Arm. 3. 6 to 1 apt Mr. Angelic Spanish Fly (t freely) 10 to 1 Standard's Merton (t) 13 to 1 Mr. He.ry's Lupellus (I freely) 100 to 6 Mr. E. Harm fiselusiou (t) RIO to 6 Mr. T. Brown ' s Zitella 40 to I -- Mr. Hesrv's Dr. Nichol (t) THE CITY AND SUBURBAN—Ars:T.II. 15 is 1 opt Mr. WltiMakir's First Lord (t freely) 16 to 1 Mr. Alesnowlar's Thunderbolt (t) THE OREAT METROPOLITAN STAR Di —Alma. 12. Bto 1 apt Mr. Hooey's Betts (t and off) THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES—Am:ha sto 1 apt Mr. Henry's Elarilloff (5 II to 2) 7to 1 Lord Stamford's Diophaatna(t Bto 1) 9to 1 Colossi Towaley's Kettledrum (off) 10 to 1 Mr. 's Sweat Hawthorn (5) 10 to 1 Laid ZetLal • Matador (5) 1000 to 80 Ur. Menibald's °Tattoo (t) 25 to 1 Lord Stamford's Walloon (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Alosioder's Will-o'-the Wisp (I) sto 1 Mrit. am Ilsr i ry's Sweet l Havrthora and THE CHESTt7giP— . l_4 ,AY 8. 8 to 1 apt Mr. C. Na loth Cheri Axis (19 to I) 100 to 7 Capt. Little's Man-st-Arms (t) 100 to 6 Mr. Eastwood's Butterfly (t) 30 to 1 Mr. F. Swiadeire Wallace (0 50 to 1 Hr. Wlsdlocw's Flir4t,os (t) THE DERBY—Mat 29. 4to 1 spat Mr. Harry's Anodes and off) 12 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Romp Dragon (t 16 to 1 Mr. P. Swkidies Rig Flits (t) HI to 1 Carmel 'revelry's Kettledrum (t) 28 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Chloe.° (5) 33 to 1 Lord Exeter's Knight of the Thistle (off) 50 to 1 Sir J. Hlwley's Nautilus (5) FREEHOLD LAND IN HIRTFORDSHIRE.-411 con sequence of the late discumion in the House of Lords, re specting the removal of 'War required by the Carton. rail way companies in London. the &motel for building, in, around, sad at a considerable distance fn.m the metropolis, will, Do doubt., materially iocrease. The Coriservative Land Society is already increasing the number of its valuable suburban estate* ; its List porchese being the forty•thinl, amid the third in Hertfordshire, in the town of Hertford, ad joining the estate lately allotted. It is situated close to the railway station fronting the main street of the town. Ms:setilL4TEß, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. —Th. total expense, of this company's railways, including recta, tolls, duty he., from January tat to March is, 1861, amounted to 71,8001., as against, ii 4,804/. for the oorreepondiug period of 1560. The proportion at the South Jabetwe receipts accruing to this company from January Ist to March 16 amounted to 5,r41. as against 5.2821. for the corresponding period of 1800, and the expenses to %WV. as spirt 2,4511. WATCH'S IN Mums TO THE FINS ARTIL— " Indeed ems of than hes sIN made s very marked advance ha this respect by ornarasated watchea, adapted to meet P a= et whinged trio. The meats lecturer here elludeft• M. 1. W. Benson. of MI sad U. Lad =ME M. 41, Conk.. _la recently visittne his iHeily ehow-reows. we Neel a moat race display of Itlghly erneemsted welshes ef en Wade. The he here exhibited grapri ef eta saw The stawabetara. In respect to sereltred amobilig MEW hennly and exquisite S le thesatissYYea The tide which Mr. Reams los mama Ise tie qualities of his watches. Mauve weft is as log eel LEY t Mr. Renew can meet the views el Umr esemennte ntlillnehis with the same facility as he PO the "lies et the meet elerahst A hover MGM on aisier. hi a Illorder welsh ef geed deli. wad lasting qualities or suet Isti of usettng with satuffaclam at this ftlabllidnim• - - Marva% Ilensco's Illustrated Eamphlet. post free ter two deectiptive of every oceillesetion of watch now wade. wogis oft W peek to all series( She globe.--(Advertiesmaj 4. The plainti ff , falsely called in the said bill " King of Hungary, has not, nod has had, the sole and exclu sive privilege of authorising to be affixed to any document intended to be published or circulated in Housgary the na tional arms, in the said Lill erroneously called the royal arms of that country. Were the plaintiff Bingo( Hungary, which be is tot 4 he would not possess this privilege and authority. There do not now exist, and never have existed, any royal arms of Hungary. The crown of Hun gary, which must be deemed the most important part of the arms of Humpiry, ie the proper( of the nation and not of the king, even though he he a lawfully crowned king. It is expressly declared, by the fundamental laws of Hun. pry, that every noble is a member of the sacred crown of Hungary ; and I, who am *noble of Htuzgary, have an ab solute wed hereditary share in those rights of the nation of whisk the crown has always been taken to be the symbol. It is even required, by the fundamental laws of the king dom, which all the last fourteen kings of Hungary (that is to say, all three of Hapsburg moo) have sworn to observe and keep, that penoos shall be chosen by the Estates of the anti" who shall have the keeping of the crown itself, and this within the kingdom of Hungary. The other part of the device engraved upon the said noise, and the whole of which is in the said hill falsely called " The Royal Arms," consists of the shield of the national emblem or arms. But seither the use of this emblem, nor the authorisation of the use of it, is, in any sense or manner, the exclusive sEof the Hog at Hunpry, did there now WA • lungary, whisk there does not. The me of this em is not only the right of every Hungarian, but the use of it is, in point of feet, common and habitual with men of 'Molasses in Hungary, sad it is daily used and put lug them apse published neologies and other articles of en wets gmbliely exhibited for sale. And this is done in Aries seedomity with the laws and the records of the kingdom of Haverry, which, throughout and invariably, speak of °mi e or Corona" nod " Regal insigne," f "Regis Reg Insigne.' I eey is that, is the Wee complained of in the said hill, the rid 11•Siosial emblem and crown, iu the assessody WOW the Royal Arms, are merely isteedunt bale the erseeental border which surrounds the notes, se the well-known national emblem, but not for the purposed in any respect giving authenticity to such notes. d. The Wile in the amid bill mentioned, and therein falsely called •••purious DOUG, do not purport to be any thing else than what is Meted in words upon the tam of them. They have no resembknee whatever to any other notes mentioned in the said bO.l. 7. It is not true, bet it is wholly and entirely contrary to the truth, that I have Winded, as soon as I receive the Dotes falsely in the meld bill called "spurious notes," to send them to ilangary, sad to sell more of them foe divers sums of money to any person resident there or elsewhere, and by this and other means to introduce the MHO into cir culation in Hungary. My intention could not be kuowa to the plaintiff oi to Rudolph Count Appooyi, his ambassador is England. I affirm and declare the f..ct to be, that the present state of Europe and of the Austrian government being such as to make the happening of pest changes in the relations of lawful right and the dominion of force mesa not only possible but probable, I deemed it to be my duty to take such meanies I was able to meet such an emer gency as might thus probably arise, and to prevent the state and subjects of Hungary from suffering the detriment that would necessarily follow from the want of • sufficient means of circulation as money ; and I have accordingly had the notes in the said bill named prepared and made ready ; but bad already before the filing of the said bill, made provi sions for their safe keeping in England until the happening of the emergency which could alone mak e th e use o f them in Hungary to be onsisteut with events. And I affirm and declare, that I never have attempted, nor have ever had the intention to attempt, to introduce the said notes, falsely in the said bill called " envious notes," into Hungary so long as the present condition of forcible dominion exists there. What the plaintiff calls "revolution," but which will, in fact, be the restoration of the laws and rights of Hungary, must itself have happened in Hungary before the Dotes the sail bill named can acquire the value of which the plaintiff expreseee so much fear through their circulation in the kingdom of Hungary. 8. Detriment to the state and to the subjects of Hungary cannot therefore be caused by the making of the said notes, or by their introduction into Hungary. On the contrary, the said notes could only, under any circumstances, be the means of relief to the state and subjects of Hungary from the goon loss and detriment which the said state and sub jects have already suffered through acts done in the name and on the part of the plaintiff. When I was minister of Doane to King Ferdinand V., and it was known that I was about, is that capacity, to arrange for the issue of some notes upon the credit of a metallic basis, the National Bank of Austria, which is named in the said bill, sent one of its directors, the late Baron Sin, to me at Perth, to beg me not to make arrangements for the issue of such notes, and offering me, in my official opacity, a loan of from ten to twelve millions of Boring without interest, and such further sums as the exigen cies of Hungary might require, if I would consent not to agree to the issue of any notes until the time of the capitation of the privileges which the said bank bed from the Emperor of Austria, as such, and not sie King of Hun pry. I rejected the offer, upon the ground that Hosiery bsd nothing to do with the pnvileges of the National Bank of Austria. I reported the facts to the Dist, which approved el the course I had takes. These noise were accordingly issued, upon the security of a menthe basis, which, to the amount of several million of Serino is silver, woe depo sited by me in the Commercial Bank of Hearin at Perth. The Diet afterwards authorised me, as beforesaid, to issue notes upon the credit of the state; and such notes were nun in the autumn of 1848, and again, under the sepa rate authorntios before mentioned, in the spring of 1849. Bat thaw notes differed from those is the rid bill mentioned, inasmuch as they bore a date and number, in writing, and my official signature as Minister of Finance or otherwise ; while the present motes bear so date, have a number is print, and have no official title after my Passe, bat the words " in the tame of the aatisa*an pat before my name. When an Austrian army needed the kingdom of Hungary, by direction of the plain- UR, early in 1849, and it was deemed advisable that the seat of government should be removed for a time to Debremen, I did °MUM, with ass the silver which had been deposited by me in the beak at Path as the metallic basis and security for the notes first above-sained, _because I supposed that this aot being th e pointy of any individuals, but only of the anion, wants he dreamed leered he invading army, how. Mr. Justice Wightman.) Mr. Robinson, in the we of Henry Retell, who stands charged with the murder of a child belonging to his wife before her marriage with him, by another man, applied on behalf of the prosecution for the permission of the court for the deposition* of two witnesses who had been examined before the coroner, bet who were now, through illness, unable to attend and give their evidence, to be placed before the grand jury. He said that it appeared to him that the evidence of these two witnesses was very material support of the prosecution, and that it was essential the evidence they bad to give should be laid before the grand J Mr. Justice Wightman at fret expressed some doubt whether he had power to accede to the application, as he appeared to think that the statute merely referred to depo sitions that were taken before magistrates, and not before coroners. Having referred, however, to the act of parlia ment authorising the use of depositions where the witnesses themselves were too ill to attend, he said he wu of opinion that it pve him the power to treat depositions that were taken by • coroner In the same way as those taken by a magistrate, but in so *mimes case be doubted whether the power ought to be exercised. Mr. baton, who appeared for the defence, said he should aertaiely oppose the application, as the prisoner was most anxious that the witnesses referred to should be eroas examined upou several waters which be considered most mental to his defence, and be would rather have the trial postponed so that the witnesses might bare an opportunity of attending. Yr. Robinson said he had no objection to the trial being =B4 and his lordship therefore directed the we to to the summer assizes. CIVIL SlDE—{Before Chief Justice Erie and a common jury.) on,Luaat AND ANOTHER V. EVELYN. MN wee an action of trespeas against Mr. Evelyn, the late high sheriff for the county of Surrey. The trespass was admitted, and 101. were paid into court in matisfaction of damage. INCREASED SUPPLIES OP COTTON AND EXTINCTION OP SLAVE TRADE. Serjeant Parry sad Mr. Joyce were oounael for the plaintiffs ; the Hon. G. Denman, Q. 13., appeared for the defendant. The plaintiffs in this action, it appeared, carry on an a:• teusive business as bat manufacturers, at Oldham, in Lan cashire, and they have aim an establishment In Great Suf. folketreet, Southwark, which is managed by a person named Williams. The trespass complained of arose out of the followingcircunistances. It seemed that a person named Masson had obtained judgment for TN. odd, against a pence named George Gilibam, and Mr. Seal, one of the officers of the sheriff, was entrusted with • warnintof execution ; and upon the instructions given to him. be Proceeded to the Pre mises of the plaintiffs, and notwithstanding that he was informed by Williams tha4 they knew nothing of the matter, and that no one of the name of George Gillham was in any way connected with the firm, he persisted in leaving • man in possession, and be remained there a night and • day. The proceeding naturally created • good deal of annoy ance to the plaintiffs, who, upon receiving information of what bad happened by a telegraphic message, sent wont beck to pay the amount under protest, and it was not until this was done that the man in possession was removed. Tho sheriffs officer shortly aftermath discovered the mistake that bad been made, and the money was returned, and one of the plaintiffs stated, in answer to • question put to him in cross examination, that he had a cousin named George Gillham, but beiges in America, and be bad not beard of him for 18 mouths, but he had nothing whatever to do with the firm. Mr. Denman, in his address to the jury for the defendant, sail that a sheriff was placed in a very awkward position, for if he did not seize goods that were in his bailiwick under an execution, the creditor could come upon him foe the amount of the debt, and if hie officers made the slightest mistake, he was subject to actions like the present. He admitted that the oMoer had acted rather hastily, but there was no doubt that instructions had been given to hies which induced him to take the course he bad done, but he urged at the sense time that the plaintiff had really sus. tamed no damage, and that the sum paid into court was quite a sufficient compensation. The learned Judge leaving summed up, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 101., in addition to the 10f. paid into court. It has been arranged that the special jury causes shall be taken on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. It is expected that Mr. Justice Wightman will finish the criminal busi ness today (Tuesday), and he will then assist in disposing of the cause list. Unless some fresh arrangement is made, both courts will adjourn on Thursday to Monday. The following circular has been issued by the African Aid Society : "The time her coos to enlist all the enemies of the slave trade and slavery in great practical efforte for their des truction. The committee of this society have obtained from government the promise of • consular establishment at Ahheokuta, and that fresh efforts shall be made to detach the King of Dahomey from the 'lave trade. The coloured people have long desired that protection which the presence of • British coosul affords, and scarcely is it secured when the committee are applied to for assistance to enable skilled coloured emigrants to settle at Abbeokuta. Dr. Delany, in conjunction with the Rev. W. King, of the Elgin settle ment, in Canada, is organising* party to accompany the former. The applications for assistance to two families, !nese persons, have already been received, while the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, the eloquent coloured preacher at New York, is selecting upwards of one hundred to accom pany bim and his family to the wine place. These choice pioneers of Christian civilisation, in addition to farmers, and practical cotton and sugar-cane growers, include black smith, brickmakers, carpenters, and other mechanics. Although some of these possess property, as • body they need supplies, for which they promise to repay the society if it so desires. They seem admirably suited to form the nucleus of large plantation settlements. These, while showing an example of industrial pursuits, will develop the riches of the country, and, waisted by missionary effort, tend rapidly to civilise, Christianise, sod elevate Africa, and most usevitably . to supersede slavrry. The com mittee desire to give this aid, and to select other emigrants for Africa from among the free coloured people driven out of the cotton states, 700 of whom recently arrived in New York from Charleston alone. The great body of them the committee will move, if possible, to our West India colonies, where they are much waisted. They therefore think it necessary to send out a special agent to ensure a selection of suitable persons, and so direct and facilitate these migrations that British liberality may not be 11/lAA or any error be committed. Funds are iodimenaable for this, and for enlarging the sphere of the society's action. The first settlements, on which so much depends must be made with great care, and nothing be left undone to secure • rapid sad complete manes. The committee now ask for these funds with confident*. If this movement be properly supported. they feel sure that large supplies of cotton, sugar, and other valuable tropical productions will woe be obtained. This will give • death blow to the slave trade in Africa, and make slavery appro. fitable in Americo and Cuba, and the government will main tain the African equalron in the most efficient state until the success of this movement shall enable them safely to reduce it. This country has grows rich by the blood of the slave, and hex thus incurred an awful responsibility. How can the eared obligations that imposes be better fulfilled, than by sending these injured people to Africa, the land of their mos, to develop its vast resources (!). As twenty guineas will safely convey and establish one of these people in Miles, it is confidently hoped that very many will become donors of that amount at least. —Atm= B. CHeitcoluct, clairsaius, 7, Adam-street, Strand (W.C.), March 19." THIS STEAMSHIP CONNAUGHT.—The steamer Connaught, which left Kingstown at • quarter past seven pan. on Friday. got ashore near or at the Clipem Rock, Holyhead, at 11 p.m., a dense fog prevailing at the time. She wee got off, however, at four o'clock on Saturday morn ing without any damage being done to her beyond the detention, and proceeded to the Railway Pier, where the MIA were transferred to the train in waiting foe London. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Contest, Captain show, cleared at New York on the 23rd Nov., with groin, for Queenstown, and has not since been hoard of. Fearnourht, Cantata Smith, has gone ashore on Lema !aloud. Hong loot Feb. 14 Iron t.roy, cmsain Murdoch, mailed from Metall:am on the 24th Nov., for Falmouth, and has not since been heard of. Janie% brim, Captain Cowper, from Licata to Falmouth, with sulphur, drove nn shore near Intnpaul. In the morning of 19th March. If the weather permit, hope* are entertained of saving the cargo and the vessel—Brest, Mara 21. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.— w -..AILWICi t MARCH 21 CML BIDE —(Before the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.) The comminia• wee opened here ou Thum:tar led. Mobile, Much 12 . The ARAM along the coast are all !extinguished, but there la MOO prospect of ea early restoration. PALM'S AND WWI V. ?11l IT AND HIIII7ORD RAILWAT CONPANT. nil was au active brought by a respectable mercer and draper, and an aldermen of the borough of Warwick, fur compensation for 'Diaries' sustained by his wife " through the culpable neglect of the servants of the defendaate," in the inc ide nt which occurred on this company's lisle near Craves Anne on the 27th of August last. Mr. Mellor, Q.C., and Mr. Wills, were counsel for the pisbtiffs ; and Mr. Macaulay (with whom was Mr. Field), fee tin deliodant. [AdeeTtineMent.]--HOLLOWAVII VINTMINT AND Pn.i.e.—Healthy skin.—At certain maims of the year cutaneous diseases see more troublesome than at other periods, and on such ominous are these two famous remedies most remarkable for their curet', e powers. The Ointment cures extensity the dia. =nts arising from errotukt, scurvy, riwserm, and similar disorders Th e Nilo parity the mit= golds composing the body. The Ointment not only soothes and heals the mullion, but primes to the glands beneath, cleanses them, expels all impurities, and removes all obstructions. Hol loway's renowned Ointment and Pills poetess the very desirable power of ejecting from the human frame the seedsot the sUghtelit ee Meet virulent skin eruptions and ulcerous distempers. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Benfpd, from Colombo for Lontlon,alan. 46. lat 31 8, lon 3.5 F.. City of Delhi, from Calcutta for London, March 12, off the island of COTT& Ibba Brabe, from Liverpool for Bombay, Nov. 0. Ist 16 9, lon sr . Norwood (barque), March 19, lat 47.17 N, lon 7.5 W. UI Croraw4l ,barquo', outward bound, March 7, tat 52 N, lon '26W. Orient, from New York, March 23, let 46.26, lon 7.2 W. Shuttle, from Loudon for Trinidad, March 6, lat N, km 32W. Mr. A. Brough, wine and spirit merchant, of tu, Strand, has altered his pritsis la accordance with the turtha reduction of the whit duties. He Is now selling excellent Port and Sherry at lss. per dozen, and a good sound Claret at lbs, per dozen, bottles Inelucted.--(Advertlienlent. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& Damv.—)larch 2?, at Church Howse, Plaistow, Esse:, the wife of B. Drew, Faq., of awn. HlLL—March 21, at Harnebarpart, the wile of F. Hill, Bag., of a daughter. HOLDEN.—March Witt iloveringhatn, Notte, the wife of Cap. tale Holden, of a daughter. KIN U.—March 23, at liolly.terrece, Highgate, the wife of C. I'. King, D.g., of a daughter. NORM:Hr.—March 15, at 24. Tarlton-street, Gordouiquare, the wife of John Norhury, Jun., thq., of a daughter. HUSH WORTH.—March 20, at nidwouth, the wife of E. E. Hushworth, fleq., of a daughter. SHlRLEY.—tfarch 20, at Hatonequare, the wife of E. P. Shirley, PITHEsq.. N.Y., of a daughter. ELL—March 20, at Brunk-street, Orosvenorsquarc, the wife of Sir It. Sitwell, Dart., of a daughter. TINDALL. - March 10, at listchant Lodge, Surrey, the wife of W. II Tindall. Earl., of a son. WEJilitElt.—March 10, at Lewiston House, Dover. the wife of Captain W. 0. E. Webber, 42nd ktoyal Highlanders. of daughter. MARRIAGE& MOH E—CHOPT.—March at M. George's. Bloowsioirr, by the Rev. R. B Olhoon, Y.A. H. C. Cooke, leq.,to C a th e rlee Mary, . daughter of the late Dr. C. I. Croft, , , DYMOND—WARILY—March 21, at Rt. Paul's, Avenue-road, RegenCiport, by the Rev. Dr. Pelle, Mr. J. N. Ilhawna , Oracachurch.street, City, to Isabella, daughter of W. R. Warre, of Sklnnergtreet. FIELDEN - HOZIEL—March 21, at Matilde& Castle. Lanark. shire, by the Ven. Archdeacon Master, ft. J. Pleblen, NIP! Inth Rifles. to Jan, Campbell, daughter of J. Hosier. FAY.. of Maulddie Castle. N.B. HARDY-BTIKIIKL.—March 21. at St. James's, Prldindon• by the Rev. Canon Boyd, Captain H. Hardy, 18th Hewn", Siglsmunda, daughter of 8. Stiebel, Peg., of SUMlClreqUars Itydarezk. DEATHS. FERRIS.—March 21, at Crevrkerne, Somerset, Henry FAcsrl• son of the Rev. T. B. Ferris, Rector of Gaseley, Vorkshim. aged 11. 11A11.—Mitreb 22, at Walworth, Surrey, T. L. Fish, 2 and an HA II9 REM:V. , —March 21, at Flnsbury.circus, W. W Harkness, 0 11:ed 22 . .TAltra. —March 20, at Womaston, Radnorshire. fl died es, AWLlY.—ltarth it Augustus. son of H. Missrloy, Es+, 01 Gowsir.atroM Ile tord•squars. aged 21 PASIIORK—Marai 21, at Larkbeare, Exeter, Savery James, 200 of Mr. S. Paavacce, aged b. PEDDEN.—NareI 21, at Ashisasaft, Preston, E. Pedden, D.L. a^d ler lasedater, seed IS. m il umaskas , Mom dauglite.m4.raguof tiii vat& Req., at are IS, Idebasfad. Tartish's,. wile of J. J. William !doted sad Publimbed I* WILIZAS KM HALM d ! k V.; Lombardotroet, In the City of LOA* •-• Mite, In Inmharilotroot, to the Mood TVIIIIDAT. KAR 2tt, 11301.1