The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-30 00:00:00

TRIAL PARLIAMRNS. WA= OF LORDS.—favasoAr, MAIM 99. mina LEM SionaLia &ray apiabor, took lus art aa lb* la at ha dank. DIMLING/ FOS THE LADOIIIIING CUM= OILILLNDO BILL Their lordships etas late asetaidttat as dr above b Flo bal paned ttiousb, sad wee monad re-i. mes. 'ADDUCES (1171LA•PAROCHLLL PLACID) BILL. Os th• make di Lord WIWILIITSALI thai bill was rood • mewed awe. OF YDOMANRY CAVALRY FROM HOME DUTY` The Earl of CARNIAVON .lied ' Whether it was the ia untwoo of the girreneret to exempt the yeomanry lambi from the payment of tLL duty du the present year Lori LACKEY sad RIPON mid he wea_happy to toll his soils bird that tbe gorremset hod decided owe es eases the rotatory eivadr+ h hem the parser a beer Jute(Neer, haw) t also tall he Dore Mead tint the act of primmer bad them applied ..L to roes of that free who bad Jared the names, ...to It arty raideed far bias to add that the dry so ' tiara off oould appli x te to the marted valaisteer nee corpa lAN FINANCE The Earl d ELLINBOROUGH wired to ask the ride Ere error wheelie? Its wee olicielly in power ow al a epees It of Mr Wilma I. width be per as expires of the lateoled position of ladio, sad if re goverment were le al that datantatt it was deareide shone a tale. He road sot epee wink the ~pile witieratiose of Hr. Miler, neither did he wielder thon's pin • read kris :or economise' Wenn is bait Beek •en was ally to be aimed oat by • tamale roccasillaisa between the gormand wed the payee ; the name et • tax was an preen actarded with Ileette. by the peak pee dam coerce with the tat oellester, wee not likely to ream to that near. Re egad en maw either he the tea oe lobar or Me peugesed inneeeal, es the haw tea would, ia lie made% ante the deepen discontent throughout the n•y. He ispreeeted the censer pawl by Mr. •eas ea tbe army, which smaared mill le shout SAWA rm. t it meet ttrato oat nessidese ups Ina who hed essaributed pelition wan deeded the governmer Me moos of pr ilia e:l4 l.ll 2, wary .here of narks epee T la conanka. be a alarted to the patios of the often hen the eery nemesis who were stewdiwebrope la lige MOM nod dangly Waned oil the wasity apathy the end he the state of uncertainty which had dined far re hot le month, as to their future dainties. The Dile of ARGYLL said that with regard to Mr. Mihail gnash he °oak' not lay it en the table es a wha m/OMo desimmat, beams It was ad mad to tasks • domoneet od e apsecli b e i lz isisigior eon r i Z i o ls oote l e 7 . Ms. WUson wee ter the Mna in which the document was ema, = li t farm him frees laying it on the told of Yoe hew es a paper. He doelised to tube Missal ro tor terms mad by Mr. Wilms, bat the noble earl hod berms • little too hardy on Mr. Wilson in his inter retetioa of the permeate( that speech to which he referred. He wee lordly prepared to go into the Anemia! part of the 'abject, bet the noble earl to his opinion materially meg termed the eb}sMioas that might he against the nasseens proposed by eh _ Wilson. He ammed to (met the serious position of the Indian govenaneet, which bad • delta very 11110C11 the seem as that which the government hers bad to Joel wiLb—a deficit of 11,000,000 i. in the present year, and • with me of 11,500,0001. far next yeer. He speed with the Doti* earl that Oda best was to Mewl well with the Naive mt g e ; bet he dotted to provide ß,ooo,oolll. without new sources of taxation, and, ltultthe noble earl found gram fault with the . pleas of ilson, he did not point °Many that he would anten nae far them. The scheme cif Mr. Wilma is me re. meet held oat • prospect of positive became although be did not agree with Mr. Wilson is the opinion that the land tax was out a tax, the government did not pollees to increase, but to steed oceeecuthe measures of Mid with respect to that tax, or hopost. or rent, whichever it might be ea/led. He believed that then was a machinery in India by which the income tax mold be pat into opera tion in that 0000 dry. The sale sod bid too mooch Mama we the woods which 14 WI/011 used withzet to the he army, although admitted theme wards have bees more thoughtfully cormived. When Mr. said that the =airs bad committed salads, be no doubt alluded to the army ; and the eimy of Bombay sod liedeso, remained foitald. were sot to his mind's eye when he seed the Wpm* he did. It meld not he mill that the army bed ceased to mist; bed die sable tad had emWsi te pond out that absent every regimen to ban WIN reamed tO a acme ekedelos. The Ileri d ELL 11113101101792 said tint lb owe ell sib was tee* is Veber el nebbleiss • bad buy. It IMO his Ina sesbelies that ow Mew Me b ludas dr Wei =WE Whine es stalatabisi One e le ul ; s si i sited. melt. b the Lent LYVEDII/4 herd tint it the erreersese NM set ail to le7 ea the lobe d the hare Mr. Wileste epee* they w r ogid . emce e e mi. bloneblee width vomit mashie air 1 le t whim* bestalltat. The Deis el mitt bet the errersseest wee set is pressies seqdidsl blnustlin lelia 111 mud by li the boob Ills impel bet be prersmist is ladle braid lees so sine Is Nedra tho sil•1111110. II led lees the est ef 'Gamma is best e a is e * the Isle est to lens • lima, poeresseee ler 1•411. - rlAst Yet Ile maw el bilk boil be b Wk. Meer, bee.) The subject ihIIII dressed. EWE Zan& SOLIDATIL Lord CRELICESOND asked when it low proposed that the ham olweld Wean ? The Duke of NEWCASTLE mid be ohould move the ad joarsonst ea Taney arm To prenst the assenity el their mitt* Lb te-norrow. he valid oie the bourne to .it po tonal se bor flaturday. to proceed with entail b Y hen the ether a noir keehAlre adjourned at half-pan 7 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMO/01—TimusaT,M4.scs 29. The SPLAY.= teak the ask at the weed bee. FRITATS BUSOIMIL The bike wen adwrissi • dip :—Caitasek tales Railway ; A.Ma.6Y lad Wilda. PAW ; Balt himereet Railway ; Irelsraerer Omostery ; Lasko ad Illackwall t Midway ; Lai^ Noe" sad Owe& Osast Lo w s / oie teelhilima bah Iwo PlinT Laid ; Natal elnime*Neir Saw ; sad imenia Wiest, Mar. PUBLIC BIERWICLOICTWIRD Mr. F. PEEL TIC‘ bad him the .k it ..Amin....Amin.. that a e. learreibaalia, boa duly 411111014 that tame, preens bad 4e. tat than M bed .it bees pawed that ...h bribery took_plisa lei& loweriedr al lb. Illarywitsalia or et ldr. Elakpine, the petithaer. The cow Satre further reported that bribery prevailed extensively is the burisegb. Sae K. PEEL gavotootiee that M ioold take the liberty el callus t►e atoning of tie, ►oars to•awrruw (tIO. day) to t►e patties et b►ittwhd la eetereaos to flit meat so asasteao of &Roy to ?moo (Raw.) "Tyra miroiu! Xz. R. Inuikma pa ro otioti that in the committee wa the Ratans 11111 M wale mom that the donee in the keforro Act of le) , which raqvind the payment of poor mai to qualify a perms to ha pissed ea the register, should be repealed. Wood LINDIAAT gm adios that, after Law, be woalisl move. for lan be bring i• • bill to ••.1 the set of Oa of i tang Ill_ which neackned it inepl to exceed tbe rei•l•tio• pm* of emerebobso. CORfiti ISILT INQUEST& Xi% sannvw reed the fleeretery d Stets few the here lairetwat if be maid dein why so agarit wee beM by the wwwweir *us tie beety of • cart inssehme• who wee killed by ow of the teaks d the Ina Bohn ltadway (homey es their North Kent limad Mare end aniveernd, en at &hest the bet day of nabinsay beat! Sir G. C. LA MM rid that es web .affilaties lid boss M the rummer ea As awl** as& his sheteemst we tart is hien Waft t M *met he only acted ow in structiee lewd by tie nrigietestee of the county, and Doi ...n he own Awe of the matter. rlls CAZDINAL 8110111TAITS DZIPATCH. Mr. nowna seed the fleweery flee frara Alters whether Lee Oevfey bed heeded to bat or ®riot • espy d • Nee, deed the 291, y .; Pel.roory i.t, free hie Butiarese the Cardinal herzeters of ?Oats to the Nobel) at Pere aarneereg the ergoarste of Jlrrp.. rte Thouveoal ; sod alio, whether be would lay that state pipe upon the table of the home Led J. RUSSELL 5 , ,1 that the government had not re. waved /my Copy of the despatch in question from Lord eg.duf hut Card.tial Antonelli had stated to a diplomatic agent is Rome be .as extremely miry he could sot give a copy a the AI.. unseat at the time, but that it was about to he putdiehevh and he would furnish comes of it to the mastic agente in that city As soon ashes Majesty's govern. meat ri-ecived it they 50.,1d take care to lay it on the table al the Louse. LUCHNOW PRIZE MONEY. Mr. VANCE aakad the Secretary of State for ladle irks the rise gleamy for 1-ocknow would be distributed, sod if *et; . 1 C itAROOTIMYw the °Seers eatitlel to it remained in India and to thew, who bans mu " with their r*niesta, or invalided air M. Y..4,W14.1.1t said, that before the right hrs. Immo showered that queetim he welted to know whether he wad Mato what were the troops among which that prow was to be divided. Sie t il . 11 V001) said he was ant then in a position to mow the gasoline put by the bee. baronet. In answer to the hew member for Dublin (Mr. V ane .), h e h a d t o mate Mat the ladle money belonged ia the grit place to tie mere, and it was aseerarit that the penniseaun of the crowd should be obtained. Mimosa the L. ode of the Ms.. among the trt..pe The m e ti er a ltl7 . t.fa, hem referred w them, Ana th e , h a d the secewary inetrurtiose for that pone.... But th e r ow ,, of the Treasery bad proposed that a d.tf, yet stele should .:. trona that which neeelly prevaJed, their mg- 1 ~4~ a THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVBNING; MAIIOII 80, .1860. graft beau est the wale aboald be the name as that . P 4 ia the ore el the lowan wee. The sleet a/ the =would be to Weans the oboes el the private oil to theiaig thee at the others el Yak reek. The authorities at the hulk Borg slated they bed as obieelka whatever to lush an eeraegitheat ; esi lire wee the ebbe bi which the water Used at the prime veseraa. Tin xsw IthiIIUtUPTCY 7i. Mr VANCE rind the AroreerOesteal II he could gate to the emu. what wait be the tarred slap ra the Carob/arid Feed by the spomilia et the newlealtruytoy 1101. Th. ATTOENEY.GENIZAL aid thet a = pea port by the bill to be truiesei to the appearedueleeealtsibe lest nitera dereirledi ea ee% Deereber wield &moot is lir eaperpie be SUM writhe dap ire erepertalee mid a rise swathe, whisk witehl, et illeibith shoat daily, as the pea* roam of theft bed Dew preard hr Art ee the _yew Int He believed that Gee prithasa the hair of the hood el theft eireires, usweetiely ierelyoool. year. bed ra eier are et it ter • p eriod •or JO yera b I s the ell pot.bay, areelltea that olterz sbir weeld be peaty mewed hive lite meth were r a z e ue u r ihr emer ef ea DIA Cbsaselar of the latiteeper = I L= peme.• rat gape ea the eereerneleil boil mehipeleil there world ba__• trey hqp eepeareliee el the Wel the Om* ei aestraperp wader the eporeller ed the led partied that Wens add leer it, washleally the rediesika ogee ha of the sailors, it would be mei iv:; gbh le the mare of the mark instead of ea Ihe ear atidMed had. Ther in eZi ady C r e= "b essepties be mesh la eneremea t suirdp, Ahe Wary of the j: tad Ye serritary, earmathe VIOL • yam whisk be *seer. airrYt tr old eamilikil XIIRDIII 01 CAPTAIN LAMBERT AT LIMA. Yr. BAUM ha the abeam eh Mr. Teener, rind the lieenilsey d Obits for Neg. Alias whethsr lisr Ma testfe gweessuest bed rees - tree the British friiires Piro say oeseirmisstioa refereseert meat_ robitay sad ti day, at Lis, etOsp t.inlweeh of h amsship Vises; sad V so, whether say dere by ber Ifsiosty's mem slot is rebates threelo. Leal J. sumpau mead that the murder ed wired to have hew somiMisa solely for the purpose of bbery It bore se palliest eironstar whisiener and he Wined . the common ef litrn ewe nig their beet martian to dr tact the peeptherses. MAX! RULE ODRPS. Lord AIMILXT asked the of Slate for the Home les attletion hen direst* to • ge la. which appeared be the Poems of Thurrip Lek eresseU x tte a l *llse ll* et lila four peer% imed la el atlas wbEeprae• twig en Weriewealk-conmeca, shred at dist the fa vourite el ember's sister, via whkh Mal likey a/I roe away ; rid wham la would set be adeireble te Naha** the pease to pet aelop to pea& helpeliw. ah rertrallni. mid that es the rah kali Lei reed this leeethes be bead it te new it. He direteWilliii w Barmy Rile Vo unties' bed bele we *e day is - &Mies be that esighbeestared, era 41* foot min le their milks wire sea emir the mei *me tke deg wee Idlled. bet Chet the pass eon* wee dieuswer who wee the pima who led ibid the ihot. Re ender. Mood that no bedlam place nearesgpablic footpath TEI RAMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP/A Mr. MAMMA embed the Ai/ Seantery for Wend whitlow be had reseived the reirdeder id the sae% arch bishop sad higher of belied to merle tbeireimerial oe the subject of sehmation; and whether, if he bed re ceived web miaow, be *a prepared to lay it upon the table at the earth* opperluaity. Mr. CARDWIII.L said be had received that rejoinder, and be would mat Haft be it on the table. THE Dl= REFORM BILL. In answer toaq•SeiioD from Mr. MAGULILL Mr. CARDL maid he regretted to find there was no =of being abbe to proceed with the ne w Irish Be ill before Deter. He would, therefore, is the second reading for a lr o ida m z e te 90th April. REFORM BILL. Mr. BLACKBURN wished to be informed when the go vennnemt proposed to take the second reading of the Scotch iteorm Bill The I 4 ADVOOATZ said that he would fix that retire also tor the frale al Apra Mr. 10121170 i abed witi• it was the intention the sable lad the assretry far Foreign Affairs to prootad rib the Win Rim .11111 to-morrow (this day). A e orkw et emelt bon the noble lord. IMMO OUT/PALLS AND DILLINAGF. Sr W. MEM mind the Under awrobtry et State ter tie Ram ash if it see the intestka al the perinea telareireez e r w Aro ads info. ter their. serenest drupes, the ateziothei pub& ester- MOM red thednier of -Iyur Ira is dieleide. new of paled peeeiieael and it rt. reedier dr pr ennest read oppein • eannuadas to larks ine the rent end maw at Idris evils. and the beet anus d romesarins nen? air 0. C. LIMB aid that the goverment hid led maw their earldraties ler saes tine par • miniese es tin subject at read denes• last menus wee saw is • forward • bet he ford art, is the present anados of pub io lic of • M IpoiNies, no reinsiere erre tar the bar ' o f E REOBOANBULTION OF THE INDIAN ARMY. Calked EY= peso to move for the report of the ninthly ermiles of the comecil of India to Ur otersil_epsm the termuniesthe of the army of • the desire of the assarity al State for Inda ia Perth hrew, smi of all mambo dr menaben of the condi upon I melded ; the impost of the actuary to the thou of ebbe far lair is Othecil on the cost c 4 a vetthry Ewer= Mee is Lid Met Goa lash itia loss comma with th of e mot ea l forth ; all mtheros eon& Odeetta by Sir FT•II4 MOJA, and IfalsoOsessel flr Jam Ostrom, Ird., 0.0.11., ea tho malged of the re=stion et the Wise army ; end thE tho limperil marry ritism " = " end the fleadory of elate ferlais Orme hem the let by_ st ftreethem. 1116 1 120 11.1111thi glo• brormsmes looldes Mitred them for orpeedi mime for lespedd peeeser leved out of the MOMS CI Las. eipther with a leheitheteresethet slarrise the emerets salby dr Ithretary of Meth Er twit is Coma mad theme art sifted, ad the Isiah of ark Is rreggorft betheeolie meths. he strongly ergnitho gr expedisery mem - se yea scethethel eeeds. rigtheirmg a lead thropess fo se rce In Lae =thy t sow end el the them gerremeath The adieu MIS midis by Kr. MT/TON, who ailed oedema it bower Jas rad grey Odeed MllMlthithe elmehriem to which ho bed casts WY thee with a ftroymme Irmo reaintainod foe heel swore air, tho imam geveremrd would lass &WIWI ef n th. mei thee with be a risk of that foros edbig Mother, eel beawasi maim horsed of servants bp the thee Me DR LACY EVANS spells le trey of a keel We C. WOOD dolma to Mao the geudien. wee 'add. he wad._ the geverniand led met mile up Iheir nand If they delete tire there dwell be enty • dares of Queen's beeps ef the lee le lad* it wield be eneeeese7 the quells homey Wale the home, whim tell fa- Mead le live d , sod this important question IMO& be dimmed. De did sot think it right at present to peedsee all thole/pen tweed for. After i.e. OWMUONS by Sir J. Etrearerows, Itr BRIGHT ceeihkeel the answer of Sir O. Wood I. tem eafiftedery. Ile the m& ems of the p.m Milli fee yield told' levy untel fiehreatien. He eamiled thee this ewe est n thee to gamin the garden 'Wie the ake elesell Its ads. the Hose Oviedo or the L itivermemt the bowls, ho awed, the elmnde a 0011, eon weer V, without good trews, s, ft hosed ewe 414 ar MAIN 4 fe. ooo Irmo memesemme of the Hems Owooda. which yo Male a tha mid nee la the militsry egomliture in Lelia, and an marmot el the ergs m_- Mr. A. MILLS -.peened a that there would be no further delay in debsemishig tgasetine. Sir T. Cot...moon sal Lead A. AIM TIMMER cads a few remarks. Mr. T. G. BAUM _ll is we* le Mr. Bright, cheerers' Meat, if it shroill be with a toael fares Reeve Omn le India, the i. re mould be *I the patronage of the S VlDlR — .llltes — seensbnereatione by Ifir H. WILLOUGIIIIT and Sir Lord PALKIMETON and this question did not ow* IMs bilemmte of India ; it num an imperial go upon gross& of military and= the Ilffitpke at large. Ns noticed and to the nr pen pd In thist i &emu of a Mod force in Indin, on of tbe mum mowed lrt f ug . as ' only pistol limitation, tending to min- The Metemass yes imentlaned Ur Colonel North,.XL Lk =v:id Mr. VasaWM, sad ultimately the nano wee DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES. Ilk. LunaAr awned " that an humble address be =Aed to her Majesty, praying that she will he gra te wise into negotiations with the d the g= l , with the view of making a treaty far i Vl7ll. amend abrogation of all discriminating duties levied .= tide vessels sad their cargoes, of either of the two her the ports of the other; sad for procuring ouch alterations In the navigation laws of Franos as may tend to facilitate the ccenmerctal Intereounie, and strengthen the friendly relations, between England and 1rm0...* He hoped that the French Emperor would consent to men the British nation ta a champ so beneficial to his own people. If the French interest were la gumshoe, he would argue for a total and uncandi -1 repeal of the navigation law in France. lot if the French government were unwilling to go to that extent, they ought to admit the trade between the colonies and the poseessiou of the respective countries upon the same terms an the direct trade wee now admitted. (Hear.) They ought to al . ..dish all deferential duties levied upon goods from our preepuions sad our colonies to Prom". in Rubin ships, and admit them si the same rates as the rrodooe Of their own in oar ships. Such a change in the differentia Ys wee is fact essentially weeessary in order to carry into effect the reciprocal advantage. of the treaty so far as the maritime duties between the two nations were can owned (Hear, bear.) Mr. HORAFALL imeaded the notion, ad erpremed hie on that purt geed mdt..regielt from tofu agitation cd the guard,* ler the has. eriaber. After the meths had bra pat bean the chick Hr. M. GIBBON rid his bon. friend the for Saiderland was the eles* swan that thaw le so els• belies made to ea the peat of _her • geremaent; mid be bid only &embed thelr7= epee the subjed *Mir said that each dim; tweed be, mad be followed by sa dates the part d the = Min to give it Gael, de ye* 10 his hoer. hived to date that did gierearamt woad avail theemelime every opperamily d veal me their utmost emilmeeers, con 7 all au tft si =. kw.) Th ere fail be so doubt thee seder' emu dis. abilities in hem* kir =ad edadel *de, e., the We Frame ad .me wee mori at once be etreaded ial 4i with mord to carryb2 ladu—the re& Ms e F rl i r i rere ssi kia,u, and ° E l im bir tega eWll6 ll2 4 • vin Y : epP t7 that setar b ftelim 17 1.1 satT) rate l a th. Pram He egad tbei Freda eemmeree, sad me a sties wood dedve peat bead& NM Mk= sad dant tabs the aseeettire beam dad ben = mead, he mold be the vim eageredn bar friend t i ne peel beadle ordeal 2iituad &We emmiesee by the imigatios buil b atblited. (Hear, he se.) Hr H. MAW rod that the repeal at the nevi's. des awe bad eased pug bagger to the Miele in wilted binary at Yameallt ; flee rale in that artists from Nor way main Mb swims car paha with it, while the hentap el Trumah, which was in great dread Is Farm were melded system el dd. from the* country by the premed them Alter some !Mar debate the motion wee aped to. TENURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND (IRELAND). Hr. CARDWELL named for leave to bring in a bill to add the law Meting to the tenure and imprommat et had is Irelend. He &and, be maid, to Mike OW MOM elitempt to nettle a question which had occupied tea dew ties of suressedve gummiest& and perlisments for i = period—a gwastioa el greet difikulty, and to of great ispedeaces, the condition of that eras try at preemie brag mime favorable for it. set * Pod After seddestleg rarer why the law shard bedand in &dad hem • dot it was in lashed sad goothad, reeelting ft= as differeat dream dames of the fame; be showed the ebstedes premebed to improvemeate In the land hg the de el the law is In laid He propes4 hemid. fl ue 4adlittbes bed ia three categories • irk bads la the ;n sled ab kids in thi hard of the isese ss - cm 6, aid, ha& is* beads of dr Wm* who had no Imes. He then eeesdu to of ja deleil the provisions Morn it was elFZ3Copt apply% each of them rarlitions. la wi ls i st, he premised tart thus wpm VAN be meld sot do, end be avowed that it Me ad eaten Ind W fellade to oho cempemeZt to preare for wire were retromedive in * gromemets ; bill wadi he z e p et 11, with dive believed it me absolutely asseera art the aleceW Uni t ? to object ; ber be am& the ingeov lag raffint be 81•111`ed of • artainty of coursmation by $ cheap simple promos, the emelunery of whisk be aIi MIERMOY objected that the bill would not give sdbi®t to the improving tenant ; that it weal, in legalise ejectment. He would rather leave the law as it was. • O'DONOOHUE strongly objected to the last part of ths NIL • LONGFIELD expressed a favourable opinion of the surname, objecting to • part of the machinery, which was a reader cif detail. Yr. ➢[AQIIIBE admiring the first two portions el the had heard the latter portion with dnappointmeut and pais It would, In his opinion, sow the seeds of future • MONSELL was of opinion that the measure would not give any eatifaction to the people of Ireland. It would i t i c a irourage the tenant-at-wiM to expend money on the XL WHITESIDE disapproved the latter portion of the hill. Mr. DEASY ceravectel • misapprehension respecting tisli part of the bill, which would not give, he said, as supposed, any inermsed facilities for ejectment. An fist was intended was that the landlord should have the cestereising his jodpeent as to any projected ta. "TibTalrundou wee continued by Mr. Bowyer, Mr. Blake, Mr. George, and Mr. Hemmen. Mr. INS, looking at the improved condition of Ireland, seggeeted that this should be • general Milllllllllr ammallating the law of Eogland sad Ireland. XT. CARDWELL, In his reply stated that the WI would give an barmen power of eviction. Leave was given to ntrorluoe the bill. frebTLORD AND TENANT (EBBLAND) BILL. e D molics ot the Arromsn-Osoroun, for Lore to bring In • bill to eonsolidate sal= Or law d 4adlmdaad tiniest in Ireland. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES. Oa the motion of Mr. Wing, • select committee was ap pointed to inquire into the expenditure for mieoellaneous senkes, and to report to the house whether any redaction sok in their op be affected in that branch of the expenditure. wipt aiss ooastirulle resist Searetary as to hew the pels• bp VW to be snuck& J. PAKINOTON hoped they would bear from the Ara Iris bb. the business tomorrow (this ebeatellar tithe Exchequer said the first boa. ass wield be drilacesie tut, whereas the noble lord (Lord J. itssell)sefilik wield be lisliatorm Bill. Lit dim loss whir& Mr. H. B. 1181121 DAN moved tie adionsimient of the eat — TV• XAMACIIPS mid he thought the beet thing they waddle to take the taembitent of his hon. and =Mend 'st preelint, &ma it se fully is it o ' bserved thot tie poormost er earroody sod to disown tin oasoodimit of sod gollast ff nob woo the plows of the boom L dP Lortlls. HAMILTON the hews would, if wed be, decide epos the er.. • t. The M.A.I. of the GNU explained tbos whit be Ned eme, theit lie be i n e . va se i dLa t au b t a rtnew Wert tonorrom the moommital the Mr. EIM/TINCK the ought et woe to ogres to the adbafrt. Yr. I. JAIMB eid goverment bad not given the infor mation nand me Si wholirr tire Lone Tax Dill or the lelorm Mill_ would be tan lenorrow. ___ O. GREY raid the mime the wirer wee not gives was that it wee supposed the fames tax would be takes to night, and the Rdorm Bill would be taken the first order to-morrow. Mr. DEALERS hoped a MAMA answer would be lima as to the wave that Imelda* taw to-morrow. Lord PALMERSTON mN It was the intention of the government to take the Reform t Bill to-morrow evening, if the ether bmineas--(lood from Oppoution)—if it weld wee us at a wager Nile of the the an . The Samtham wham was thml shoat to put th v en h aion for ack t, joineara The CHANCELLOR d the MCHEQUME rose, and was about to address the home, whoa Lied J. MAXIMA rose to oder. The SPEAK= mid if was usual to allow a minister to " le - CHANCELLOR el the EXCHEQUER mid he was set going to explain, buyi r L i f information. A division want en none took place, the 6i:i mmanent • to the of the debate. IN BILL. The house went Rio emorailem a the bill. Kr. JAMS objeebed to the alma misting to the aboli tion el grasps as Wig begmellaahlia. Altar a sheet dimmelim flis Awe we agreed to. Ok slaves 11 width maims BM the smotints shall nob be maid Was Maimed at the tim siassiisk .lANES objeoled to tad /wails,after some TIeTHANCELLOR of the EV01111111:11:11 add he would consider the matter, and Mate his daisies on bring ing&the jellbrt other clamed were agreed to and the bill passed throogh aormaittee. TIM Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill was mod a second time and ordered to be committed on the 23rd of Apnl. The home adjourned at half-pet two. Irab) Inttiligtnce. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MARCH 29. (Before Hr C. Cromwell.) GIMBLEIT AND roams V. 00111ULTr. This was a suit affectts the will of lir. Henry Gimblett, late a Edgbadon, near Birmigham, auctioneer. The de eseescHied Let year at the age of 74, leaving property to the amount of 30,000 i. The will wee dated so far back as the 17th of June, 1853. It was drawn by Mr. William Penn Aleeck, a highly.reepectsble solicitor at Birmingham. and it bequeathed two-thirds of the gopeit to Mi. Gimb. lett absolutely, and the remain* third (with the exception of a few trilling legacies) to her only son, Mr. John Heory Gimblett, who is in the legal profor ma. In the Febru aq lof 1863 the testator's son had made a will for him, by which Mrs. Gimblett would only have taken a life intermit is the =erty which was left to her, sad her son would have residoary legatee. The testator expressed the greatest diemtisfaction at this disposition ; and at last he sent for Mr. Alcock, who drew up the instrument be fore the court. The testator begged him to keep the matter secret, become if hi son heard of it "he would 00036 and raise the roof d the house." He continued to Ott business for nearly two years after this. The will was, however, opposed by Ifr. Gimblett, jun. on the you'd of undue execution, inclay, and undue ellflolooo. Yr. K. Macaulay, Q.C., Dr. Q.C., and Mr. Field appelired for the executors ; Mr. Serjeant Shee, Dr. Philli more, Q.C., and Mr. Scotland far the defendent. After the care bad prosseded a little way, Me. Firjeant Shoe stepped the examination of the wit nesses, and announced thist he wee sot in a position to dicta successfully the validity d the will. jury accordingly found a veedict for the plaintiffs, lir C. Cresswell decreed probate, but did not condemn the defendant in the costa, lir. Ifecaulay declining to make any application to the court on th at ambient. ASEIIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClitqlJrr. —lEnrouroN, 'Lica 29. (Before Mr. Amities Wightman and a Special Jury.) WHIT' V. 10111111801 c. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Peirce, and Mr. Williams were for the plebitiff. Mr. Hannan was counsel for the defendant. The plaintiff in this action is an ornamental printer, and the defendant is a cab-proprietor. On the night of the 21st October the plaintiff and his wife, two female acquaint ances, and • penal named Harnett, had bees to the Priunfor's Theatre, and they healed one of the defendant's cabs in Oxford-street ; four of the party got inside, and the plaintiff mounted the box with the driver. When the parties were seated the cab was suddenly turned round, and the oonesquence was that the vehicle was upset and the plaintiff umawn off ; one of his ankles was severely and for several weeks be was unable to pursue his o avocation. The jury founds verdict for the plaintiff—damsges 37/. NORFOLK CIRCUIT—NORWICH, MARCH 29. CIVIL Sam —(Before Chief Justice Cockburn.) Na o. RITIIII. After the despatch of our parcel yesterday afternoon. I the hearing of this case was proceeded with. The owe foe the plaintiff haring been brought to a close Mr. Palmer, for the defendant, contended that the girl had made false statements with reference to the subject of ' 1 the inquiry. He was instructed that his client had never had the slightest connexion with her, and if the child belonged to any member of the defendant's family it belonged to his son. The girl's story of the circumstances under which she said her seduction was effected was grossly improbable. The learned counsel commented strongly on a letter written to the plaintiff by a Mrs. Jarvis, at the dic tation of the girl, in which she threatened to expose the dakailant "if he did not come up to the mark" with regard to money. The sole object of this letter, he con tended, wee to extort money. The evidence fbr the defence was totally unfit for publics, tke. anneal having replied on both sides, The Chief Justice summed up at considerable length. The jury had not delivered their verdict when our parcel was despatched. OXFORD ClRClllT.—Mormorra, Maim 28. Caowa Courr.—(Before lir. Baron Bramwell). CHAIM OF MURDER AT TIZDJQA3. Martha Taylor, aged 30, was indicted for the wilful murder of Elisabeth Taylor, on the 20th of August last. Yr. Barrett prosecuted, and Mr. Bmythies defended the prisoaer. The deceased was the stepdaughter of the prisoner, and was about 14 years of age. She had been subjected to very cruel treatment at the hands of the prisoner who had deprived her of clothes and food, and sev:wal times rid she would not mind taking away her life any more than the life of a mouse. On the 20th of August the de creed was seen going towards a pond, and that was the last time she was seen alive. The body warn afterwards found in the pond, and there were two black marks on the arms. The prisoner war also seen at the pond shortly alter the deceased was last seen going in that dire ' tier The deceased was much afraid of the prisoner, and lied hem heard to my that she would go on her head to the pond to roar her cruelty. Beeceal witnesses were exa mined, and their evidence showed peat acts of harsh tart mast on the part, or the prisoner to the demand. In craw examination it was proved that the deceased west to the pond to fetch water, and that the vessel she took was found broken in the water. The learned judge, in summing up, expressed his opinion that it woe not probable that the prisoner would have selected an exposed place, in which many people resided, for the committal of an act of murder. It might be that the prisoner's harsh conduct to the deceased had goaded her to an act of self-destruction, in which case the prisoner would be morally but not legally resible for the death. Or it be that the de ce ased had accidentally fallen into the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty, and the judge said that was a very proper verdict. Mr. Senythhe applied for the prisoner's discharge, when the judge rid, ' No , certainly not—why not indict her for an &vault r Babsequently , she was, by direction of the led" indicted for cruelty to the deceased girl, and being en Guilty, wee sentenced to two years' imprisonment. The libel and defamation care of Stone against Lord Llandrer, l which had created great •scitement, in con ✓ejnewie of the extracriaary revelations that were expected to be made, did sot come on for trial. It is said that the noble &feuded girded a justification, and that the plaintiff withdrew from the mum. On the other hand, it is reported that the action will be tried at the next assizes, and that it We boon postposid only to enable the plantd to obtain etlarnes no meet Oi plea of justification. NORTHERN omcurr.—Lrrizroot, li•sca 28. (Before Ye antics HilL) CIAIGIL Cl MOM umista • Magi Mary Ant MeNitse, • young female el disreputable obediet, we lailds4 tor the wilful wane, of another yerarwams wend lingwie Oran Than wwwielived !stigmatises, et Maras is Oman meat, Coneweleek Leaped ; awl ea the 15th al Dec. a And of the keeptrat Iniplemiteeng ben honied, the even was seleignin hy a dined= ee an the put of the ineelea A 3 lie peon wen ne w ar he mist she aaand r delit, end ids eiW a=l inn between a t grier end Ile dams& nay mid ONORIMIII done ; an sha the datessor=r a candlestick at bar -neepanist, w t rushed at the woman Cmu sad keened bre leen The *wen lien estionsly mal treated nadenesed hysdAing kernel win the hearth elan and ettaninis Ming ler ea dillwast pre of the body. The woman becase tz reedy imemibie, and as ham carried up sta irs f to be dead , she serer= nelson after being i ll - by the priseeer. The judge 'dried tits jury tides Indideaset lar naniarceitid not be sustained, and W ite wor en bar Beaty of mansinghter. His anknwid the won to penal servitude for life, that, although she was but a young wanien, she to a very dinprees cha racter, she ke nsanted, bleu impriioned on in difined occasions for fan d Alban. LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL Mt. POLLARD-URQUHART obtained leave to in a bin to amend the law of !mail and tenant in i It. POLLARDATRQUIIIatfOit:Wed leave to bring in • bill to mend the &w of embleme•le. COMMON LODOINOMOIIIOB (IRELAND) BILL This boll was read a Iscood Siam TER PAWNBROICERS Acr AMENDM:EFT fag.. - _ Mg HOPHYALL moved the eased reading of this bill Mr. K. JAMBS moved that the ball be read a mood tiewrthat day ix esethe. He emplaned that the sect of the bill was to allow pawnbrokers to charge • east of one halfpenny on all pled under five rid& they were precluded from thareng under the exist ing statute. In e a c eslablishments in London is one Basset there were under five shillings amount* in the whole to 31, . Tim however essentially a Man chester bill, for the reti !portion of the Leaden traders did not desire the Ms. MELLOR mid tiler nobid was opposed by the London pawsbeelows, it was asivenally supported by the ia the cosarzy. The pewit rat* al labaut gd est etapeamate the trade ter the heel& of wok* out s te ad me the duplicate sad prewilling warehouse rem, sad Ilse ocassa= d was e ta=es raft head their way to the who Ihenpal about 800 per teat. bewail legidature had ~al to down ties usliemed hide, Matt was injurious! be tie put . bat without wmey and II this bill pared M by asking this rase W tier Mesa et beim le, Sane. lair 11 to the sad The hare this dividsd. re V iii we : Par rimened mike Per the amendeast. 3lO-146 The bill was this wed a seared lime, and ordered to be ' committed as the Oh Ng. _ Till PAPAS DIT 1 /11.14.. Oa the cede; for going intoon;naittee being real by the dark at the table, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER postponed it to alfeaday._ Hir B. NORTHCCfrE mid an impression previlled in the bare that this bill would not be proceeded with until after tenter. He hoped the doubt would be cleared up by the rithcntlerean. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid if the hon. baronet said there wee a doubt.—no doubt there was a doubt, but be bed no idea that there was • doubt, at any rate there was no doubt upon his mind. (Laughter.) THE INCOME TAX BILL. Osi the motion that this bill as amended should be moo -481 MOTE said it was hardly fair at that hour (tee minable to 1 o'clock) to ask him le proceed with his amend. malt The statement which he had to_make might lead to a diesussion. This was an important measure, and it had elan sufficiently debated in that house, for it wee tin without mach drocuesion, and it had been so through the home that eat? ewe fifth member tad had an opportunity of speaking upon it. He thought the right bon. gentleman ought not to form the bill cm at that hour. (Hear, hear.) He then moved the adjournment of the louse._ _ _ iiiiEFIANCELLOR of the EXCHIQURIL said he bad done all in his power to bring the bill on before. Ile bad =sea mortung sitting that day, to which the bonne not agree, and he had proposed to go on with the litli n Un d , earlier period of the evening,. but the& *as not p sad a great of the evening had been spent isiesing unopposed motions, and much tune also in die !poisons in which the hon. sod gallant gentleman, se ▪ Dili a `• member, most feel an interest. It was quite a mis take to suppose that money bills of this kind were usually ' required to be brought on at ire o'clock ; on the contrary, It wee extremely unusual to raise so many discussions upou them in their later stages. But this was not the lest doge d the bill ; it would be read a third time next day (Friday) as do first order of the day, and perhaps the hon.= Let gentleman would make his statement on that in he could propose any amendment he chose by moving the moonunitiosat of the bill. iii.atilifor(saidthetitOe had come when they might to ham some delimit' understanding as to what the home would have to do Wore the mar. (Hear, bear.) The badmen me piing into a state of [ peat embarrassment. = TheClliencellor of the Exchequer was endeavouring to carry I . hones various measures of change in every t ot the hasisom and in doing this he wee by the friendl y%augury competition of the noble I V "! the Perediu . wh was en deavouring to enny through his Reform o Bill. The house meld net go on dimming these important gamines oa alternate nights, and it would be eon venient for the right honourable gentlemen and the noble lord to proceed in simmer[, and to MITUIP between themselves which should take the The right AM. gentlemen the Chanallor of theVcreg a ira; had no right to clam the await of the house without fell discussion. He hoped the house would allow the Chan cellor of the Exchequer to taken stage pro f..rina., if they were to have a full die :ussion upon &future °maim. Ha appealed to the Chencellur of the Exchequer to &Maga THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-110IISE . Joseph dams, witb robbing his employers, Mem% (Tim►le and Davis, 45, Fuh-etteet•hill, boot and shoe manufacturers. About six years ago the prisoner, who weir well known to Mr. Davis, presented himself at the warehouse, and re. quested that some light employment might be given to him, as he was, he mid, 111 receipt of a pension from the East India Company, and required only • few shillings • week mon to make him comfortable. More from charit able feelings, arida( out of old sanniations, than anything else, Mr. Davis espied him at 12s. • week, believing him to be a strictly hondarable man, and under conditions which gifted him upon a footing of pester freedom than that of the other people employed there ; but something recently occurring to excite soaps ion as to his honesty, Mr. Davis . stopped him as he was quitting the premises stes Pn tii i rt. had eseented took tons hinl ie a b our il in al instently children 's discharged him- Subsequently, however, seses=z; found, which led to the dissonay that le bed in such goods en his own account, and Wessel= lad Dm given to the pollee. Roma, • detective, gresembil to As prisooer's resideeoe, at Haelmay, sad to him Ile admittiag that he had made a very poor Mu= for =r' d. nem shown to We iq Mr. Davis, Wawa& ne es et I children's boots and mom, value about 401., which stated that be had stolen from he employers. The good' u sere entified by Mr. Ark as being the prw,wso given ty of ha Arm, an d the Flamer, who had not a word to offer in extenuation of his conduct, wee folly °muddied for Margaret Quill, aged 10, was charged with begging in hoot of the Royal &chap" having Imes frequently simi larly charged on previous oesuions, as well as her three eiders, of more tender years. Altogether, there had been no fewer than seventeen charges preferred against one or ether of the four, and their mother had emend Mass been summoned to the court, and motioned to keep them out of the streets, prin cipally through the iertromentelity of Sir It. Carden, vial' attention had often been directed to them while begging, miserably clad, early and late in the m oat 1021110011 t weather, and who had interposed in the hop of proteeting the ohildren from what he ooncenediebethehsertlese selfish nem of their mother. Thus, he had mused then to be rer watedly sent to the workhouse, but direct) 'berths mother took them out again ; and on one ooe she demanded them both on the very same evening, and seat them out to beg, all but naked, on one of the severest nights in winter. Asa general defence of her conduct, she urged that she had been deserted by her husband for nearly three years, and that, being unable to provide foe-thea by her labour, she sent them out to beg that they might want food; end further, she alleged that the ' would neither give her outdoor relied nor take her to the workhouse, be muse she could not wear to her plinth, so as to enable them to lases her home to Ireland. She was now told the court had power to deprive her of the custody of her child for bye yean, and that unless she gave the menrance required by the act of parhammt, that she would prevent the primer from ommitting say act of revelry for the next twelve moths, that power would be exercised. With many professions of sincerity, she gave, and duly the required assurance, and the primmer was then ven up to her, but with an intimation that a in petition o the offence would be followed by their separa tion for five years. LAMBETH. Henry now, a blight of the brush, whe appeared in his wedding clothes, and as black and as sooty as if he had just destiended from a "foul flue," appeared to answer to a sum mons, e him with assaulting his brother Francis Shaw, and used such threats that he went in bodily fear el him. -7 111; ooMplaisent, whom smart and military appmrsnos bore • strilong eonteset to that of his broths, rid that for a leeath of tins, be had been subject to onwidershlis mow linos from his brother, who whenever he met idea easn meneed a volley et "low lived" abuse mated Um. Oa the day ins bond in the summons his brother ems up to the mar pablie.howee la Norwood, in which himself asii abhor' wire Laving nom refreehment% end, after a good deal of low &bee% pulled his nom as well as kb nosnidliwhe sad vides.% end ezebbsed, "A pre*, vet of fellow you are for as Norton—Do you belong to the rides Complainant—l do, your worship, and that is one of the things that makes him jealous of me. The complainant called as • witness one of the Gipsy Cooper family, who not only corroborated his statement, but said he himself came in for his share of what wee going on, se the defendant had not only gives him • spank with hi; open band, bat covered his face and filled his eyes with soot. The defendant, in reply to the charge, said his brother had married a widow, who purchased a business for him and kept him like a mpitleman, and he looked upon him as dirt, and treated him as such whenever he met him. He also Mied to get his business sway from him, but he had no objection to sell it to him at a pr ice. Hr. Norton—Perhaps that would be the best course for you both. How mach should you expect for it Defendant—A hundred pounds. The complainant said he had no wish for the business, and certainly should not pay that price fur The defendant called some witnesses, and after their examination Yr. Nortim remarked that such proceedings between brothers were Tory unseemly, and ordered them both to End bail for six months. DESPERATE AND FATAL AFFRAY MTN POACHEAS.—TWO MAN SHOT. Yesterday (Thursday) morning, about $ o'clock, two of Sir Thomas Seabright's samekeeposs were on the look-out far a number of poselten they had been informed were in the park and preserves • few Uwe previous, they met with three men armed with guns m a toady place Foulelongh, adjoining Lainlrepring, a lane between the village of Studham and Gadsden-row, situate about half a mile from the manikin, five miles from Hemel ' Hempstead, Herta, and two miles from Markyateetresit. On getting near to the poachers, John Seabrook, the head gamekeeper, demanded of theta whet business they bad there. Instead of giving an answer, me of the three trespassers deliberately took aim and fired the contents of his gun, which entered the neck and breast of the keeper. The wounded man made a con vulsive spring, fell on his back with a groan, and instantly expired. Another of the gang of poachers shot at Thomas Gook, the second gamekeeper, but the wounds he received were not instantly fatal. The shot entered the lower part of his body and left thigh, leaving him just sufficient strength to reach some corteges standing within 200 or 300 yards, and to give information of what had taken f i lai mith quickly as posaible a number of men nem some proneding to the mansion of Sir Thomas - wood P others to the mill and the farm oning the park, others taking the body of poor Seabrook to his oot tags, just inside the park. Thomas Cook was also taken to his home at Clemens-end, about a mile front the dame of the murder. Sir Thomas ordered messengers to be sent to Mr. Hubert, Markyate.street ,• to the superintendents of police rt in' Hemel Hempstead, Herta, and Luton, Beds ; and by 6 o'clock that morning a strong body of police officers and others were scouring the woods, the coppices, and neigh bourhood. Jackson, police-officer of Markyateetreet, sod Townsend, of Water-end, within a short time apprehended a man of the name of George Cain, of Studham, and con veyed their prisoner to the police station at Hemel Hemp stead. Cook's wounds are of a very dangerous character, so much so that but faint hopes are entertained of his re covery. Seabrook was a married man, thirtyeix years old, Laving but one child — he having lost on. a f ew weskit since. Cook is also a married man, having a wife and eve children. He is thirty-en yeses of age. Tun Currant Ram Purmowriso.—The parlia. mentary votes of yesterday morn*Lshow that on Wednes day there were presented no fewer than 1,009 petitioes in =of SirJ. Trelswny's bill, making 3,308 in three days 11 in all. The report of the petition committee to the 33rd inst. shows that the average number of sigealmes to that date was 110, but taking an average at 100 1 only for those since presented, the number of signatures now exceed half • million (512,452), and this notwithstanding that it was found ire posdble to get all the petitions in before the debate began. The pro-rate party have presented 5,177 petitions, a few more than their opponents; but the dieparity in the number of signatures is most marked, there bang, sten averageof 33 to each petition, en estimated aggregate of 173,222 sigma term only. 8. decisive • tated of strenth has never before been whammed la the history of the church-rate agitation. Owing to the eapernie and liability to injury of submarine cable., the Hervey Dock Board have agreed to construct • portion of the Holyhead mhly hefts= Lynam sod Oolwin, over the lead. MARKET& - COTTON.—lirianoL, Kann fa—The tone of the market to-dc has been tame, and holders of low qualities of cotton press for wales, but without any appreciable change in the quotations. Middling and fair cottons continuo firm, and the prices of la,' Friday are 'unsorted. The sales today amount to 7,000 bales, of which 1.000 have been taken on speculation for export. WOOL AND WORNTSD.—BIADIORD, MAWR la—There Me varieties heft' deka et the market as compared with last week. Thereto • hie Ilminem doing in wools, particularly of baled veniegillaWsM eel the currency, which remains with out change, b melnielmed with great firmness. There continues • ood demand ter was sod Aorta, with • hardeninutandency. The brae Irmo Is trosslod puss Is stin active. Me export halm are deinir ter kr^ illpthing. On the whole, how. sew, lbws Is • bursissoo Mos sad prices are rather better then Um won, rata gdosassoosplain of them not bring reminnetethe Goods, MI her We home and foreign trade, are ter the Most pil4tskis aft as GMT aro brought to market, and the Yorks, Minh Ird boss SOMlllisting since before Christmas, are milk volosisr. Orbits enhanced rates current for wordellipeere awl exam warps, the ces, however, are hardly adsoshots emir Oho omit of p . 00WW.—Bla7isianax, Was= 151.—At Gloucester market, on the Mk when& was Is. to la per qr. dearer : at Worcester, the amuse ,as whence of ft. per quarter was relactantly complied WM. talid w spwards. with • limited sate. Oats taken in rain st Haas and peas unaltered_ Duri.44 the fweres6 west Ms been some excitement In the trade Par Mai wits* end a WNW the of is per quarter realised on pal Imlay. Naar, in very linited rimiest. Oats ed. per V ee r We tea sob mu kipLerne o n u t u on sum be l ar o r cm. 4_ Os tiffs oltr thre ttell fa per quarter bore pre w ilo s t s ts * At Ws e.r. trartsit taste was a very la,ge quantity cd win* ant elthsnift prices were nominally Is. to b. per qr. mot el It we. Wien beet unsold. Barley sold slowly at presisna miss. linstli bee= 6d. to la. per quarter dearer. Oift mid pees mintered. Ku= 111.—Ws bed a very short supply of what, wldeb mat a tree Nab at an advaaoe of about 2s. a qr. above the prices of laa w lei r.d irf e • a sack was given for a lot of line old red wheat, 13 score Übe. ask There was a fair supply of barley, sad was Arm at last week's prices ; the de mand for barley fee wed waa very lively, sad a large businem done. About, be* ega. to M.; middling, 415. to 48s. •. In ferior, Us. MIAs. Darby, Us. to Na Oats, Us. to SU. Beam, 40s. to Us. Poss. AIL to Na. Flour, toe (per sack), Os. to afa ; Us. to Us. YAMOa, Kays 10.-711 e Imports Into Liverpool and Phatagh Iwo Mt week on a vary maddest. scale from all ~en. Ow tairlat tlds tierWm we WM Wended. and • j r adi. wes,.,:t "„„,...... Wife both held Whewse darn s to. per parer ead seek SW wart of beelmeteemes•hd was Ilstilled.= al stem sad esimal reihermate id& more etwaseeptles dimead. Deem sad b a seLil sea wee trends, sad mils EOM •L gee gwatter deist. Swum. 1 :1 1 :-Wil bed a weep lOW supply of all 5 104, eh Mita and • se el inhastion was ezhi hp elk df inset uft ear lidaced stocks at es ertgat el te. to Ss. par barley, lc per qr. ; rods hem Isa te Sa. perr., whit a eleantase of ell, sad art** pingsat a a histhsr advease au grain for tlw =Mraek - addle, new, Ms. to 16L ; extra. fah Per 3 6 lid. sew, 410. to 60e Was, Us per 36 Mose. Barley, Mli& NIL to MIL ; extra, 6114. 2 E SS stow ; grinding, Ms tc Us. ; sin. SOL pr 10 Woe. feedhsg, 11s. to .r : extra, )112:ansir 36 steps; seed, Ks to ; titre, PM. per 16 atone. *W s& 4.• MP NA. I. extra, ells. par 111 Mese. Pans, Moe, OK to fills. : med. Ns. to COL par IS elms ; whits, AIL to Ws. per IS dose; seed, lih to tills. per IS storm -- -- - - - • - - - - imam Maxon Xt—wetad simederate egarstlty of wheat on Mgr, for which high ream were demanded adrenal of tr. per v. being ultimately establialted, with slow rale. late =were fully rupporbed for barley on a mall supply. Oats. and peas matinee dull. Wattaroos, tat= et—The trade Is attire. Whaat Is Is abort =emir, sad realms hi to as. per or. more meaty, with • Wit demand Hans, sad oats are also the tarn dearer. Wkllll3OlllD, U.—ln the abscises of any foreign an 4 vale, end with hardly any homegrown train *Owing foe the masnad, ear market is dearer for all articles, with a good do. mead from millers and dealers. Weather more favourable foe Wm*/ operations. iDdrilll4lll, x 5201 OA —We had In the market to-day 810 titterers wheat, 523 barley, 2,143 oats, and 236 beans. There were add—Whoa 074 qrs. ; barley, 400: oats, 1,408 . and beans, 175 mu As compared with last week—Wheat was lc down on top, and La Dd. up on average ; barley was Os. Id. up on top, and la Id. up oa average ; oats were ed. down on top, and lid.up on average; beans were Si. down on top, and ld, up on average. Prim per Imperial quarter :—Wh 45a to 535. Barley, We Od. to 48s. Oats, 254. Id. to 365. Od. 435. to 454. Welght of top—Wheat, di lbs. ; barley, 5641 be. ; oats, 441ba. ; beans, feldba CATTlA—ltimitiaoff. Massa 28.—The /apply of sheep was yen tide morning, the number. 8949, being 434 fewer. Wes doll, ly for all kinds of whitefaced sheep. Top price of the beet mutton, — Std. ; current price from Bd. to 81d., and down to lid, pa lb. At the close a clearance not effected. The number of stile was 878, being 4 less than Last week. Demand = and prices much the same as three obtained last market. e top price, 8a; eurreut top, 7a. 9d., current price, from 7a lid. to 7s. Bd. ; middling and inferior from ss. 4d to 6s. 6d. pee imperial stone. Fed pigs, from 811. to Sc 6d. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 10s. to Its. a bead. Numbers in market-Sheep, 1,282 ; tat cattle, 878 ; lean ditto, —; mikh cows, 156; pip, 249. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111.11ATIL Wks Pew Mee- Teta Tele]. spa om eieelke. I 1801 Week leading March It £ 4 £ & lint Anglia — MS 021 966 661 loadc=ry, it keetir• ad Beidd aid tub& 712 182 901 864 Len 2,782 5,712 5,685 Wink mils* limn IL North loolerns TN 10.14/1 !daft man 32.961 smmasiimartn — Ida 662 1,100 1,011 r h =t and Lain* i 101 001 1,109 941 and Voyage 78 36 U 4 108 Londonderry& Zoniddnon 483 393 8111 71;41 llonlit Wan* Seca= awil Week 09999: 1 =6. Msaeltaakr. R69E914994 Linsobildrs 174 11,19/ 7,609 10,106 0,906 Bisteshead — 9911 1,569 2, Sie 2.667 as eAtt /iiii /Oil kcal& OMNI 1,020 1:898 2:918 2,796 Mambos ea Routh June -0" 12 Altrtodukaa — 1153 939 894 866 North HAND Ist 1,615 3,104 6,917 4,546 abropubbst a U6lOB 285 686 968 786 Yidlead 63 10, 141 664 47,482 38416 16.081 ',Manil " — AN 24,Fi? 14.716 Niter Ulster 729 782 1,611 1,184 • The above includes the reselpta of the Hull and Hoklerneis railway in both rent The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com may's steamship Yenes Albert sails from Galway to-morrow (ilatuirlay, 31st Waa), for St. Jobs's, Newfoundland, and New 'fork, with the moils. Tnh IRON TRAM. —BIRMINGHAM MARCH 29. The usual meeting of the ironmasters d Ibis district, prior to the ensuing quarterly oourse, was held in this town this afternoon. it was unanimously resolval to adhere to the aid prices. floe h now befogs parliament for the unsocial , 'bhp of piers was dissent/el. tat a ocznittse bed to ve l i k be watch its prmess. 1 meats sue . ael the deur at OUT be • re. [Advertisement. OLLOWAY'II PILLS AND OINT• 1111 MT are ludispetieshis for security of life and health. Paver. initesma, bronchitis, sore throat, diphtheria, and bilious mom. plaints are ever present to mankind, but these min cer thinly and peeneasaos tr e at to flight by the aid of these un rivalled epeeist* detergent, end restorative remedies. There I are multitudes of sallow and feeble Invalids now languishing in all puts of the world under these diseases, who would soon find their healthy appearance, strength, end cheerfulness return it they judiciously used Holloway's preparations, from which no hams can possibly result. The Ointment should be well rubbed 1 mot and morning over the affected parte, while the Pills Sr. taken with discretion. A great and happy change tor the better I will speedily appear. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. and Deland, Captain Headley, from Odessa to the Clyde, passed Constantinople °tithe lOth of November, and has not since been Laud of. (s), Ca from Berg. from Revel to Leith, with oats and film la stranded on (loth:and in a dangerous position.—Wisby March 28. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Choice, from Colombo for London, March 111, Lt, 38 N., lon 35W. Benton, of Newcastle, from Mauritius for Liverpool, Feb. 3, ten miles off Ascension. Ireprees ,ship,, from Foo-cboo-foo for London 103 days, March 13, lat 40 N., lon 33 W. (laaelle brig), from Liverpool for Batavia, Feb. 21, lat. 3.10 N., lon. 22.5 W. Iris kocbooner ) , from Liverpool for Penang, Feb.l3, lat. 11.30 N. Bea Queen, from Borneo for London, March 11, let. V N., lon. 33 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AMOS —March 16, at Florence, the wife of Jervis Amos, Isq , of a daughter. BABltY.—March 26, at Southgate, Middlesex, the wife cd A. 6 Barry, Esq., of a daughter. MAN AYS.—March 15, at Wellington. road, Clarigos‘ She wife at A. %mays, Eaq., of a daughter. BIJETON.—March SO, at Cherry Burton, nor Beverley, the rife of I). Burton, EN., of a daughter. MARRIAGNI. DAVID9—MASSEIL —March 2S, at At. Ifettliew's. Leeds, by the Bev. 8. Flood, Mr. J. David, Og Uverpool, So Mary Ann. danAter of J. F. Member, of Leeds. GOULTKlL—DAVllL—March26,allisesereet-street Chapel. Bath. by the May. D. Wessell, Mr. E. Daulter, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. C. Davis. of Bath. MARTYKWALLOW. —March2 at Wimbledon, the Rev. —B Maityn, of Newport , Isle Wight , to Maria, daughter the late Mr. R. Swallow, of deuhesd. DUMP. ANDMEW.—Mareh 25, at Wakelaid, Mr. .7. Andrew, sea., sod 76. L 0 76. V, Edward Michael, third Earl of Long. Ta zgV:t RlTE.—Marsh orMa; 30, nordonetreet. Gor. timiequare, Mary. wife of Thomas rntbwaite, , aged 74. la. at St. -en•Leye, PhiUp Joseph Itobarts Wok Ksa., youngest son .d the late James Roberta W. Ise.. of Atioot-par bathe cotißty of Gloucester, to the 45th year Ida age. _ Printed and Puhlisbad by WILLIAM _1(1111 HALM of No. II Loinhard Street, tit do City of Lont4ll. Water, at the Office, fn Lowthlod most. in the Freda , * of What triarL" DIUDAT, 31 ascii 30, 11130. Er .; 'H 4 U