The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-17 00:00:00

4 THE "E:TPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1861. .11.PliitIAL PARLIAMENT. tell of a diameter that ought only to be brought forward Mr. Selh-There may have Men two or three exceptional MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. coal no rf hants-J. W. Crime and R. W. Staraey, aklnner roosted ls. per sack. The inquiry for malting samples 4 • - - with the mochas of her Majesty's ministers. He did not cases , but that was th e . general rule. - e . _ street, City , wholesale statemers-barah Sager and C. 1 Valhalla. and in other qualitito little or nothing was doing. 31.,1t barley was not go brisk as of late, but prices remained line HOUSE OF LORD& -TOteDAT, APRIL le. think the house would ever eorment to give to • private The Chairman -What was the description of females stocki,ort, Cheshire, tea dealers -H. Ackermann and J. H i „ company wbst would be a procticel monopoly of the nada whom you relieved-were they of good character? (Before the Assistan Judge. Ackerman . Hatton. ganlen, connuistion agents-IL Harii. • The Luau CHANCELLUN took his swat on the weolesea as tehieh eDavis. Queenhlthe, City, wholesale stationers-D. Orange trade steady at late noes. In other descriptions of grain .4 public property, and of which the guanffens of Mr. Selfe-They were all certified to be of good eh", Wiffiele Jones, A and Ja Organ, were !elided an C. , l l v i. Bates, Litte Olenn, Leicestershire, tanners-O. Patersou nominal business was done at late prices. Old wheat, co,. lisichn-k. sof far feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-noun of anti W. Paterson. Aberdeen, tanners . them were ady trustee' foe the good of the community . ranee It is impossible to ea t hat acessiosally person to 725. ;ditto , new, 545. to 68s. ; barley, 31, . to 43 1 . Ti " . Smilk FAS. " eaPital ' ic '' Bill was mad a second Wear. hear.) Besides this sew side of transit was but in bad character may not have n relieved, by evading' our Thomas Britton Freud, and stealing therein seven spoons Inn,SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& cote, 245. to 325. ; beans, 45e. to G2a. ; peas, 404. ta w. 'llio n i ve‘ ital l ingeleil i.ely nimi ll - sion . th e: i t:t wi ll and the Swthaes lie nu its Merrier and th e house woul I stultify itself if it posed regulations. Those who were relieved were almost exclu- and other articles, value 4/. and a watch and other articles, Joint Mune. Musgellinorli, hat mauulmturer. April 26, at 49e , ne, 20 ,. to - . .. JOS per qr. Flour , ass. to els. pa an act :trailing the user of the roads to one patented coin- steely persons who were not relieved by the poorhouse. the property of Sarah Jane ' Slograve. Dowell. and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. ALAXANISLI HILL. EtHillosigh, wood career, April 24, at Smith each . Malt. Ss. eel. to Os. 3d. per busheL Tue 1:..r1 of SHAFTIMBURY presented petitions !min The Chairman-Was it a part of the rule that if they They pleaded guilty. (loointm. , a pensioned constable of the I division, proved and Philpoes Rooms, Edinburgh. CATTLE. -SALtelleer, - APRIL 16.-At our market to. Pal ef ir r . . 1 1 . ( 41 1"."6 1LDLIS had merely poned the had been relieved you should not relieve them? membersJaen humus Warix, Fallehurch, engineer, April 19, at • long list of convictions against Organ, who was sentenced Dowell and Lynn's Rooms. Edinburgh. day ' the supple of cattle was bare, particularly those of the free peek wry of Edinleir h . ' .., • with , i _____ ,g -- • * g ains ; an y b ill s f o r mutt of the mend needle; iii o r d e r s to give hoc. Mr. Selfe-No, nu t always. g ood quality ; but there was a good attendance of buyer,. /11121 !"" m "" i4e a '''''''' ru wife a stater ; fro 'n an opportuuity of making themselves acquainted with the The Chairman-What station of life did the persons to ten years' penal servitude. Jones was remanded for Joins LOMIRAD, Ardrishaig, Argyllshire, merchant, Aril 12, at estate ielieleemta of Ihiblin, against the endowment of 'Mehl of street radways to which it referred. He had occupy who signed the paper? I suppose they were judgment. the Antrishalit Hotel, Ardruhaig. 111 .Olo` 4 ." ; fr.eu the united Kesler' feriae church, Glaegow. kimelf men it in 44 tion on • large scale in the United rather in humble stations . His Lordship , in sentencing Organ, said the time had JOHN Oceiox. obragow, eheesemouger, April 23, at the Faculty Business was tolerably brisk, and, from th e shortness of the for .1. L , ll to re:relate pawnbrokers and broken ; from 11 -e States, where 13.0 1 31,000 persons had been carried by it in Mr. Selfe -No. In the first place almost every clergyman arrived when be must be made to know that the aw in the Pa l •mi rali c . ii G l lSa‘P 'en w LiNT and ARTHUR COMMAND Meigle, Forfarablre. s th u o pp q l u y :Sa a nota tions o c f le ta ni te nce nuir w rets affe :e ted re w a e t ll an ma e t y ta h in o ed ur : sil l In inhalsranta .4 telemeter, praying for • committee of iuouirv o r into tie. li i.h marriage law • and from pro ti oe year with seareely any accidents to themselves, and in the parish had a number of papers to be tilled up. les- long run would inevitably put an end to • career of merchants, April 16, at th e county A ve commerce] Hetet • teMette el, _an wi th a very trifling amount of accidents to the wean by. hid visitors, Roman catholic priest+, an d dissenting morn- 1 crime. The prisoners were found in possession of • Forfar. drooni:nat Mug in Dublin, mules for the repo al ow the Irmasome cases prices were against the buyers. In sheep th eir was a better supply, although below an avenge • the holt After the stetenseut of the right boo. gentleman, however, ten, were all employed in a stmilarmanner. I set of housebreaking implement s of very superior make and Mowers .tet. - was good, and, oo the whole, the better qualities real. he would withdraw the bill, on the understending that the Wes as invitation given to th e . people to come for relief? workmanship, and there could be no doubt that two more 11A NK II U PTCY AND INSOLV EN CY BILL. home would be asked to take up the question in another Mr. fielte-No. We were asked if we could not devise desperate burglars never were brought to justice. The REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNION. lied more money. There mean increase in the supply of rue LoltD CHANCELLOR, in ermine the mooed shops es moo se_poseible. (Hear , beer.) some plan by which the destitution might be met We did police said they had never seen more perfect instruments of calves, which, however, met • good demand, at extrem e nada: 41 this ball, said he boned it wou ld be almost Mr. HENLEY soil that the house had not been fairly not consider it our primary duty to give away large sums of the description. Organ heard his sentence and smiled with The fifth industrial exhibition of the work of prices. In the pig market there was also a good supply of onanimonly adopted. The bill of this session was in treated. The bill had been before it a long time, and any. mosey. this utmost indifference. reformatories and refuges was opened yesterdaY at Willis's- all descriptions of stock ;an avenge trade was done at • amine limited to as attention of the e t i,ti ng l an , an d wa . thiag seemed to Is: dune to av o id the decision oithe home The Chairman-That is foreign to the duty which the Mr. J. Park prosecuted i Mr. Coo Per wag counsel for mom s, under the patronage of the following ladies, nearly former prices. Best ox Dec, hem 12 s . 6d. t o 13 e. per not therefore ambeguous In attempting cou.olidatiou at the aim) it. He thought the house would do well to postpone magistrates have to discharge? Jones. all of whom heid stalls where articles manufactured by the soon; cow and heifer ditto, Ilm to lls. 6d.: Down mom time. lie atc4l.l now shortly n o t a lo n the lei.,L a c the tell, merely for the purpose of expressing its opinion r. Selfe-- It is. It is no portion of our legitimate duty. Jahn A n•lreirs, 19, was convicted o f pi c ki ng th e p oc k e t children were sold for the benefit of the various institutions ; mutton, 9 ti. per • lb. ; other sorts, 74d. to gd._; veal, 7.1. hater's of the all. The first was, el th ooe l i it would n o t that the bill ought We to he treated as • private bill. He I Ina, mention this peculiar circum s tance, that during the of Elizabeth Markings, a coo k, a t 38, Mono ng t onaquare , -The Marchiooessof Lothian, theCountessof Ayledord, the to 84. ; fresh pork . 711. to rid ; salted ditto, 7id, toed , g pe wi r r l u b. r t o d id ry sto ei re tto pip, lo.l l . 2e ; "w to eet u p t i . e le c t , h ; arna cows , hods to to cal ll v t . ; mainly do essay with the dotioetion between a tnider and should su pp or t th e mo t ion of the ho., memb er for Cork.. whole of that distress there never was • time when the The prisoner win remanded for judgment, and the court Countees of Anti*. the Countess de Grey sad Ripon, lady and her. IM. to Ils. per score ; c green bacon, 91:L to OW. oon•tra,_ ,Ice yet it pri.vided that. when an iuodsency was 1, "'l 14 - 1 : 1101 ' said that his hon. friend the member for amount of crime was less. The conduct of the poor persons ordered the sum of 2/. to be given to the Protecutria for her Stanley of Alderley, Lady Hobart, lady Eli sabeth Cute, mitabliebed, whether the piny were a trolor or notetnaler. Birmingham was practically adopting a principle of mom- in the district was beyond all praise. conduct in mooing the apprehension of the prisoner, who Lady . 18 04) Hay. WV Elisabeth Osborn, Lady Mary Rees, Mr (Meets rio r idd le administered by t h e same t a i: poly with regard to this mode of conveyance. This was Mr. Kuox, the poles magistrate of Worship-street, was brutally eastulted her. Lady Emily Richardson. the Hon. Mrs. Lefroy, the Hon. 12 f• to Inf , banal and easeiliug to the same law. In the setae , ' a rather remarkable proceeding for the apostle dine tied.. next examined-He stated that the suns forwarded to his A great number of cases of larceny of the ordinary de. Mrs. Albert Way, lady Burdock, Lady Belcher, Lady - piace„ if the debtor homotly and justly surreoderel The real question was whether this ought to be treated as court was 2,000 L, and that the machinery employed for its scription were disposed of. Martin, Mrs. Frederick Emmett, Mrs. H. F. Bristow°, Mn. TRAFFIC RETURNS. what behe, t , 4t e hi m , h e s h ou ld b e dim : t au - go d f us ev er a private or ar a public bill. He could not consent to allow distribution consisted of four warrant officers and a general (Before Mr. Payne.) Charles Beaten , Mrs. Gemmel Campbell, Mrs. E. H. Can from ail liability reenaliag his past debts. The principle the ansendmeut to he withdrawn. clerk . The usual annual amount received was about 4001. Mrs. William Othey, Yrs. A. D. Chapman, Mn. 'Killian; RAILWAVI Miles Poe hem Total, Total, of th is Ten of the m eas ure was , th a t s h en an ittoolvecei Mr. CHILDERS said he consented to toe bill being He had followed the steps of his predecessor, and found it Wi ' ll° rn fr ' l "" la an d W illiam Reed , aged respectively Elmslee, Mrs. Robert ManbeeM Mrs. llene] Jeukiesons open maga. chandise Intl Mee 22 and 19, were indicted for feloniously attempting to break Mrs. W. J. Maxwell, Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. Thomas „_ , y r r i L n en . ilti o ld e r ke h e 2B - 184 7 4 4 1, 4 2. 4 9 u t s was esrahlishel it was immaterial whe th er the party was a ImMatiTed. impossible to carry on the distribution without the assist and enter the dwelling-house of Sophia Day, George-street, Poynter, elm. Jeremiah Pitcher, Mrs. Thomas llesikes. Mrs. ''''' trader or 'manatee Tlici principle was monied is the The motion for the woad reading was then pat and sue of the clergy and other influential persons. He made er ir endure March .. hill ~f his noble and learned (need (Lord Chelmsford) , neg a t ive d, and a motion that the bill be reed a second time a personal visit to the distressed districts, where he found Commercial-road. B. Shaw, sem Mrs . R. E. Tuner , Mrs. Charles Wake , Buffalo and Lake Huron. 161 386 1309 I=4 1,+.5t which er... wort .6mo from that to the House of Cowmen. that day .1 months wee Put 204 carried great destitution and distress, many persons being without a , k nown," prisoners were found ‘ Guilty, and Edwards, who was Miss Bother, Mies Henn Maitland, Miss Ram Miss Heave , Ones Western of Canada; 345 4,017 6,4 3 10,450 9,531 la the present leil the poet-opal act of bankruptcy , in re- BELLIGERENT RIGHTS. vertigo of clothing, food, fire, or bedding. The relief given ' a n O wn, " w as mntemen to eighteen months' hard labour, Miss Shand, and Miss Wilcox. On the stalls in the upper Week ending April 7. and R eed to 12 months'. spes•t to pawl,. Ins, was going abroad with inteet to Sir O. GREY mid with reforms to the resolution pro- eonsisted of broad, coals, and Is. 6d. in money . He had noroom were exhibited manufactured articles, straw-work, Northlltaffordshlre• 146 -•-• 7,44 9,111 &trawl ersditon, and the mat was remaining abroad with posed to be mond by the hot. member for Liverpool file reason to complain of the conduct of the parochial or retire u_,..o d South \\caters -4 -. Michael Hannan, 31, and Peter Welsh, 35, were found ornamental arti c l es , needlework , Ironton produos , do, In _ With coding April 13. Guilty of stealing :14 lbs. of lead, the property of Montague the lower room the children were at work at the following - 7,827 7,381 that purpose. Another set ot b an kruptcy bad re- HardaU)-" That in the umpire of this house the subject of ing diem Not on e the poor made an application to John Tatham, from • linden/. Wes; ending Anrfl 14. feresee so what w . called the judgment dodo belligerent rights at sea is at present in an unsatisfactory the °Moen for relief. He did Dot think it the duty of the trades and occupations, vis. :-Turnieg, printing, tailoring, o mit e ataenthr , - Lockyer, the officer of Coldbatlefields Prison, put in a shoemaking, bruahmakine, beg wad envelope maim, cut- woke and mac urg uran -28 1, 96 4 "64 1e9 1 906 520 1. 2. 02 137 WHILIS , Iw. After a eertaie period bail elapseel from slate. and deserving of the serious attention of her officers to look for cases of distress. the time of ehMinieg eel:meet, the debtor inioht he rum- Majesty's governesent"-that it was • question not The eonunittee then adjourned. return, which showed that Hannan had been convicted six lin g rags for paper-making, wood-ehoppang by machinery, Manchester. South Juno sinned and asked to iltseloor what means be posenteed. oily of great edited importance, but of pressing times, and Welsh Bye times. Both h a d be en sentenced to straw-work, needle-wore, he. All the work exhibited hon. d Altrinatans - tati UN 1,161 Lea Ample oppartonity moat la given bins to pay los debts, or sad urgent ow:amity. His nude friend, the First INCOME AND PROPERTY TAX. penal servitude. appeared to be neatly and strongly made. and in some in. North Imtdon 1.• off, r sersory. If he dad neither within a reasonahle Lend of the Treasury, bed been prevented from The select committee sppointed on the motion of Mr. servitude. yam, eenteneed each of them to six Years . Pond 'Moves the design and workmanship could scarcely be eiir_. lime thee he woad he guilty tif as act of bankrupecy, and iedisposition from taking his seat but be hoped to be able Ilebbard• „to inquire MM.* , Present mode 0( assets sad • The above ls =tingles of traffic dm under agreemeut luta leased. The majority of the articles, however were of • th e L ou d en end N ort h Western R e ft wa y Compaq. ii.i.tht he dowered of b is proy. Apprehensions were le do so toonorrow (this day.) The noble lord the Seen- en,_nectnet emmoome aen PeoPwreY tot , and whether any plain, simple, and useful character, the making of which awlertamorl or the provilion iit made to operate most tory for Foreign Affairs was glee mavoidsbly absent that uwProseu mode a lev ying the same can be adopted. met FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. would enable the children to earn a livelihood suitable to .._ eel:Uri,' behind the heck d a wen.teader who might la INVellielL He thought his hoe. friend would be el opinion Yesterday. The committee eseeins of Mr. Hubbard (chair- --... their condition in life. A great number of the nobility and WEATHER REPORT . - ahead alone,' ; bot meta • danger wee cifectreally guarded thst the media e if it were to be discussed at all, ought t o mad. Mr. Baxter, Mr. Bentieek, Mr. Cardwell. Mr. Cave, BANKRUPTS. gentry attended during the day, and appeared to take much sigaine in • dune which neared a Donee to be personalty he very freely discussed, and should sot be (shin in the Mr. Crawford, Mr. SothermeEsteourt, Sir W. Heatheoth WILLIAM ALFASII Primate New ostooldnet, gram dealer, to interest in the scene presented by the small artificers en- TUMIDLY. Alittl. 16, 1 TO 9 A.M. weed on the pas-tnob:, amt thus prevented his being abearece of the two noble lords. Hs (Sir 0. Grey was the Ceasseellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Lowe , Sir S. North- surrender April 25 at 3, and May to at it, at Baelnithall-street. in their various trades. In the evening at Wen by simprisa. \V b.:thee at home or Abend he must authorial by the noble lord the Fad Lord of the Tres- ode, Sir F. Heygate, Mr. Ricardo, Mr. Turner, and Sol.. Treherne, Orsakanuetreet; oft. andg., Bell, Colemamstreet. gaged arpast 7 o'clock, a conrersazione in aronexion with the B. E. M. D. F. C. I. I L thee at Ina thirty da, . 1.. show raw*, and 'Os cam meet sun to say Mat if bin hoe. friend would consent to port- Mr. Pellend - UFT'berL bending'. industrial exhibition was held at the Name place, when the I be haul by the kedge .4 the court. The 1 0 11, h e th oug ht, pose kis when, he would he happy to render him every Mr. Primly. c bairman of the Inland Defartment of the LIAM' Levrrr and sioaannosusurrrr, theories, chronometer Bishop of London occupied the chair. The rooms were --- -_- - ---- --- - would confer a gnat 4en.4it ou the country generally, sad facility ia bin power for bringing it forward at a future day. Board of Revenue, was examined. manutactuen, April 30= 11, and May3o at 12, at maingtell• crowded almost to aut h reetam , street. Sole, hems. Dusky, Mooegatestreet ; off. assig., ha• hues both to the debtor and endive. The neat prep Mr. HORSVALL mod th. : t although wider ordinary - Jo:Milton, itasinghalletreet Num THE BOARD OF ADMIRALTY. Owen. Tw.Yess SAM /SHIMS. VictietA Pa an Bethnal- kenos= voice in the bill wee .ee to do away with the Ineolvent eke:umlauted. he should he unwilling to postpone the ream than, sad to save the esteem and ineoevemence of having lutioa. yet, considering that any discussion on this subject The select committee of the House of Commons green, 7.: manufacturer, April ta at In, and May 31 at 12, ALARMING ACCIDENT TO ME. CA VIJIDISI7, OF lam 30.60 46 et W. In I I THE FOREIGN-OFFICE. IIIaWKIL 30.52 46 48 ILW. 0 I 1 two suers, the done-tine between which had been hiund in the ohmice of the two noble lota must necessarily be appointed to inquire into the constitution of the Board of at Baal Mstren. sole, Pocock and Poole, Bartholomew - A1na06.4431 30.6 3 45 44 &E. t i 2 Mhe moat sheer., awl niochismius. There would now he imperfect, be could not refuse to meat to the right hon. Admiralty, and other matters relating thereto, met for the _ Carman , Basin I-street. w' C ILLIA ' N liTMay g liZaultol, Itighotreet, P -4,-- POlrrann 30.40 46 45 115.3. b , 3 oily one mart for the advaateee of traders and non Indere baremes request. (hem hem) examination of witnesses.. Mr. Henley presided. The other mil 23 at In, May 28 at 12, at 13asin=letreet. Sol yesterday MILS] • u p holsterer ' About half-past three o'clockafternoon mul 42 40 N.L. ei e lt ins proposal that in the owe cf • bankruptcy when the CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. members of the committee are Lord Clarence Paget, Sit fe e n e m ooremeeteeet , e g . a w e . G ra h am c o t emen . e t eeet. 'an accident of a very alarming character happened to Mr. ooiwor y was rider 3.0 V., the estabi should le adintiostered the r• mot. -roots ju.l e . but where the property was r e J ames Elphinstose, Sir F . Bering , Mr. B eaumon t, Mr. sandy Wells, Peckham, Semi, Innkeeper, Aprll 24 at 2), Francis Cevendish, of the Fereigrootlice. The unfortunate scarzoaoron 30.621 44 42 R.I. Mr. HEXNESSY begged to gin 'War that, on the Bentiock,'Mr. Corry, Mr. Brum, Yr. Clay, Mr. Deeds, and May =at 11', at Bininghth-street Sob., Smith and Son. gentleman we on horseback, sod riding at • very moderate livseruco, - paoe, elate to the &away in front of the Treasury, when Tuisna 30.171 49 46 ZAK WIL 3034 49 44 E.S.E. o 1 m I 1 ei I 2 O , 3 nos it to say comity-court judge they phased. Fos this Civil Service apeointeseata, he shade mamas amendment Pakingtoc, Sir Michael Seymour, . Whitbread. Sir R. unfortunately the animal upon which he was mounted r ima " AEXOI7III -- -- -- ---.- - it ai:i, KNIGHT BOOR , Maiden, Rent, cattle dealer, April the, had as ....B eet p .0. e ., i n , t h e we ni e , e t to the effect thst the competitive system of examinatious Wol mig hby, an d si r j, p an t os _ 19 and May,\ll at I ! , at .street. Sob. Hughes and Timed its fen hoof upon a . • round stone, which at oast be. &e we 3041; 49 44 3. b - =ea se Suelsal In that country, by this mode o r am i n iti a t e d e y t h e India House e t ion id b e extended to The Duke of Somerset was the may whiter examined c o ., fis a n itnie s .t ene , e et . ~ p enne um n ithhin,th in n e , came imbedded in the shoe, causing thepoor beast tostumble. Deem . jug, th e y bed reused N. sips ..., ~,,, the di other branches of the service. yesterday. m 1 1 = i d a nookrupe's estate to the ire Isere el 13 per THE SOUTHERN STATES OF AMERICA. ;60 47 IN.I. 114411W114 RAM. Zweehaap, City , commission went, April mend • movement which threw its rider from the saddle to the POSHIMOOTH reel tot 54 E. May IS, at Lat Bastegballetreet. bola. peek and Downing, ground. Mr. Cavendish's bead came with a fearful crash POHTLAND was ree , 6 esni, while in England lt_ _ _wee mime, Alms, 33 Per . . Den t ,,_ MY Mr. GREGORY my • notice that that day (Tuesday) ort. ILatu Inttlligenct. auth0mi..,,..,, off. assig., Edwards, Basinghall-street. 17DWArat. Minim, Brierly-Mll, Staffordshire, grocer MAI SO Ptestoorn.. t 90.25; 60 47 Z. upon the coping, and when he was lifted up h• trebles state pu . A . c , , g- - bordering upon ineensibility, from which it was inferred J uan OI • O I • 886416 " Ma " b " . 1164 aner.M. M the law. 1Meg...." eight be should asll the attention of the house to the pro- and May 17, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Pole., ewe el the l 'embt"PneY law wueld be Waded to Bach e to poet, of recognising the independent right" of the Cathode- --•-• Wright, Birmingham, and Homer, brierlyhill; oil. mag., that he was suffering from eueenssion of the brain. Heave comment 30.4- 38 -W. 0' I menage lietweee enditors who dal eon seek to make the rated Seutitern Stases of America. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-APau. 113. Whitmore, Blernineham. at once taken to the surgery of Dr. Nicholas M•Cann, of Meta 40.471 46 - ENZ. b 2 ashen a bankrupt. The clause which imposed a !damn 30.21 46 - B. h 2 duty bed hew complained of, but it was proposed merely MAY NOOTH. &hip in Bamo.-(Before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. J 'ea Hill, Mr Justice Blackburn, mad Mr. Justice Da Mir idelin a , t Haar CH421.23 Clime 3, Sheiteld. shoe dealer, April 27 and Parliament-street, the medical officer of the Foreign-diem BR= o l h e, e a m t .i lr d ; d off s Co . urt ig held s inheMe shi ld se . Saba, Smith sad where the usual restoratives were administered to Serenua-•••• 30.10 1 14 - R.B.W. is 5 Lemon - ILL - a I far th• purpose of defraying the secerwiry expenses of the Mr. WHALLEY gave notice th at cm that day (Tuesday) ni • ~ nor n, him, and magical means adopted to prevent ex- Crompton.) JOHN HVIVIII.O and WitatAm Ram Dtuang, Shetlield, grocers, alterations. fortnight 12, , ishuu , d ringb forward the MAW' al which lie Lord CHELMSFI 'RIP sedd be believed tied the bill would had given notice relative to Mammoth. cosier: s. mass -- -.. .- -.- April 37 and \ lay 18, at 10, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. . . • . .. - . ------ --- - ----- About half-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon an accident of a very alarming character happened to Mr. Francis Cavendish, of the Foreign-office. The unfortunate gentleman was on horseback, and riding at a very moderate pace, close to the flsgway (root of the Treasury, when unfortunately the animal upon which be was mounted placed its fore hoof upon a round stone, which at ones be. came imbedded in the shoe, causing the poor beast tostumble. • movement which threw its rider from the saddle to the ground. Mr. Cavendish's head came with • fearful crash upon the coping, and when he was lifted up he was lea state bordering upon insensibility, from which it was inferred that be was suffering from concussion of the brain. He was at once taken to the surgery of Dr. Nicholas M'Cann, of Parliament-street, the medical officer of the Foreign-office, where the usual restoratives were administered to him, and surgical means adopted to prevent ex travaaation of blood upon the brain. An invalid carriage having been then procured he was taken home up= a litter, in charge of Mr. John M'Cann, the doctor's as sistant. To an ordinary rider such a shock as that above described could scarcely do more than shake him is his seat, but to a man paralysed as Mr. Cavendish slightly is it is not to be wondered at that it has been attended by more dangerous consequences. Mr. Cavendish is eon to the Hon. General Cavendish, and is married to the youngest daughter of the Earl of Clare. When taken to Dr. M'Cann's surgery he was bleedia/ . profasely from the ears, the hemorrhage betug eeeasioned rupture the of one of the smaller blood vessels of theh , but whether any of the bones are fractured we have not been able to ascertain. RlMikan KNIGHT BOOMILUI, Marden, Rent, cattle dealer, April 29 and May r 9, at 12, as street. Sob., Hughes and Co., St. Bwithin'alane; off. rile.,Pennell.Guildhall-chambers. lialnala RA!. lartcheaP, City, oommbsion agent, Apell 30 and May 10., at Lat Bashighall.street. Sok. Peek and Downing, Baaineialletreet off. wig., Edwards, Itasinghallatrest. IrJ)WAAL, Barna, Drierly.hill, Staffordshire, grocer, April 30 and May 17, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sob., Messrs. Wright, Birmingham, and Horner, Brlerly-h111; of. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Haar CHARIXE emotes, Sheffield, shoe dealer, April 27 and May 10, at 10, at Leeds Court held in ithefiteld. Bois., Smith and Burdekiu, Sheffield ; off. male, Browin. iiheMekl. Joss Dcrnitn and WituAn Rum Dsunsat, Sheield, grocers, April 27 and May 18, at 10 at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sob_ Bond and Berwick, feeds ; off. Breslin, Sheffield. Itanussr. GSLICIRALGH, Bury, Lancashire, confectioner, May 1 and 29, at 12, at Manchester Court Bola., Watson, Bury, and Hlgson and Robinson, Manchester; off. wig., Pott Man chester. JOKS Mitts, Royton, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer, April 30 slid Mar 29. at 1!, at Manchester Court. Sob., Slater and Mien. Manchester; off. mate Hernaman. Manchester. Mr. WHALLEY gave police that ea that day ('rumasy) fortnight ehuu , il bring forward the notice el which Le had given notice relatave to Mayeeoth. leird t 'HELMSFI )1110 Maid he believed that the bill would rather increase tha% diminish the preeeet expense. He vec tored to say that it would be found imperil's,' to work the bill in it. present shape, end diet oaten there was coaseler able nu dilimition the result would be mortificatice and dia. appoistmeet. There wan to be a balthartheet met quarterly scominte, and all this would entail additiosal expense. He pained next to the important du tisetioa between trader snit nonMeder, and he hated that the sondrader would be expmed to the three seta of bank ruptcy provided by the bill. and aka to the tee acts which were formerly applicable to the trader. He would thus be made subject to a retrospective law. A clams to prevent this bad beau istaseluced in the original bill, bet it was sob. amusedly expunged. He hoped he should obtain permis sive to reinsert it. He also objected that the bill, by giving juriediction is bankruptcy to county-avert judges put au additional and onerous duty oa those functionaries, who were treated as the Least. of berth.. of the *sliced beach. It was proposed to make the eounty.eourte courts of bank. mrAzy, , but they were not adapted for such beminem. Bap prang the pmpreitim should he sanctioned, there would oe so less thee del bankruptcy courts, sod times courts which eased to be stationary would. in fact, be milbill•lm7. I %ut bow could the registrars of the county courts perform the important and onerous duties which would devolve upon them! The whole thing moat break down. In many of the enmity courts the judges were already overloaded with bush. wan, and still they were ti he saddled with all the county bankruptcy besiniss, and without any extra remmieration. He was no advocate for increasing the salaries of the esnaly.coart judges, hut it was unfair to throw all this estnii humor.. noon them and not to give them a kris salary. In his opinion the bankruptcy huMneas of the county court. ought to be confined to cams where the liabilities were under 3tlUf. He would next refer to the list!, and Iltith avian of the bill, which no doubt were lumina peevish:ma but they would be thwarted an their operation by other parte of the bill. The latter clause bad notions: whatever to do with bankruptcy busmen% and douse 113 provided that this bill should Dot be applicable to persons who lie] been conouttted to prisoa by the county ! mart judges.. H. zonlil not me why those persons should not have the beuetit of this provision. He had felt it to be his duty to call the attimtims of their lordships to those parte of the bill which had struck him upon a careful ex animation of them, mud le particularly invited them to cue. Mier the measure Imbed they allowed it to be Famed Into kw. NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. Mr. WHITE:SIDE pre pain that oa that day fortnight ha should lay ou the table resolutions relating to Natioaal Educatioa in Ireland. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. Mrs. Cobbett applied at tie - iitting of the court to set aside an order made by Mr. Justice Hall under the Common Law Procedure Act, on the pound of ite illegality. Haring stated that her object was to obtain the release of bet has. band, Mr. Wiliam Cobbett, who she contended had been illsgally imprisoned fur five years, Mrs. Cobbett entered into a lon argument insvport of her motion with that facility which she has acquired by constant practice in these courts. The court, after patiently listening to her statement, and without calling upon Mr. Prim& who appeared on the other side, held Alit there was so ground whatever for the application. Mrs. Cobbett wts about to make another motion, when The court intimated to her that in the second case she amid only be heard by counsel. Mrs. Cobbett—Will your lordships appoint me counsel ! (Laughter.) (Looking to the bar.) Will any gentleman of the bar appear for me ? If the bar is not sufficiently independent to take up my awe, what shall Ido ! I have no money tole,. counsel. The Lord Chief Justice—We have no power to do what Moak. rs. Cebbett—Surely when • man I. falsely imprisoned, if the court will cot bear me, it is bound to give me counsel. Mr. Justice Crompton said that on • proper application to a Jodi . , at chambers, • counsel might be appointed for a party to forma pauperis. Mrs. Cobbett-Will your lordship not hear me ! Mr. Justice Crompton—lf every man was to seed his wife here to make motions, we should never get three& the beams of the court. EXPANA. 111.—Barometer corrected end redu TlON ced to II deg. at mean en level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, eseriag about one-hundredth ot an Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., above 13 deg., causing nearly three hundredths increase. Z„—lisposed thermometer lo shade. M.—Whitened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—.4we points kit of asp untie). P.—Porte (1 to It—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 0. I Initials : h, blue sky. e, clouds (deter-bed): I, fog: h, hail lightning: m, mist) (ham): o, overeater (dull); r, rata: a, anew; t, thunder. S. Ses-disturbanee (1 tog). Mr. B. COCHRANE pre notice of his intention to post pone his motion relating to the Civil Barrios Eatimatas to that day fortnight THE OCCUPATION OF SAN DOMINGO. Mr. GREGORY_pue nodes Ant on Thunday mit be should ask the noble lord Um Foreign Seerstszy whether bei had received any information respecting the imenpatiesi of Sao Domingo by the Bpauitids, whether be had reasived copies of soy proclamations Wined by the flpaalabi safes Miss relative thereto, and if so, whether he world have any objection to lay oopice of such proclamations oar the table. INSOLVENT PEUTIONEIII,_ AT PORTUGAIATBUT. April 22. J. Lardley, Weraloeth.terreee Haekney-read, dealer In eraered—T. Nardloy, Warricklard. neespateadeeed, dealer la seaweed._ _ _ — ATiVII Yd 6. Renshaw, Richmond. Surrey, journeyman black smith—W. Gosling. Wellington-street. and Woolwich, Kent surveyor—W. Dla, Croydon, hurrcy, commission Iment—?.Cook, Willis-row, Late Chelsea, sod Britannia-yard, Chelsea. eabyro- P el ." ° r:— . - . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. April EC. T, Sestligate, Edmonton, plumber.—r. Foul ger, Upper Yardleyotreet. ClerkenweU, coach-builder—J. Car penter, Lambeth walk, sub-ooatraotue—C. Limilleld, Great Col lege-street, Camden-town, clerk—l. Suilth, aaudtord'►lane, Stoke Newington, cowkeeper—T. J. Gamble, Lame-street, Coal men islivad East, general shopkeeper. May 1. R. R. Golding, Soothetreet. Upper Melees, poste— r. 11. Trollop, anther/lab:I-street Islington, assistant to a hatter —R. Nutinan, I:emit:rlon, timber dealer. Codas, Captain Alneweitl;. — fromPimiku;in to Glasgow, was rat down to the night of the 9th of April by the (knee , from London to Melbourne: crew tended here.—Llabon, VESBELB WOMAN WITH. • George Waehlngton. tom Landon for Sheashae 87 days. Gertrude t rrencb ship., for Calcutta 41 days, Feb.ll, lat. 11.7 S.. lon. 11.30 W. Harry. from Singapore for London, Feb. t'T. lat. 16 R., lon. 1 E. John N. Combing kArnerlcan ship!, from Singapore for Liver/x.l 61 days, Feb. 16, lat. 23.11 R., lon. 3.06 E. Neptune. Bride, from Bombay for Loudon, Feb. 26, lat, 25 lon. 5 Z. MINIM 11a..0011111/1110aiR aICOOLI. April . W. Langenbeca, Norfolk.street. n rand, commission lent — T. P. Hagler Portsmouthetreet, Lincoln ainn.fields, boot and shoe maker—T. Waterstreet, Mackfriars, carpenter—Rlisabeth Gibbs krunewieketreet, Blackfrivwcoad, amistaut to ali liaised victualler—E. J. A. Wrampe, Great Toweretreet, and Rlngsland, general merchant. April 27. T, R. Burke, llousadow W utesantra the 4th Royal Routh Middlesex 11111ths-0. L. Locke Geormsetreet. Rae/ton road, ourneyman p I anoforte small work maker-4.ll.ll.Thomas, Relines-street. Wmllco,t eacher of angu H. B. Nattnas, Arbour-street Lest, Commercial-road. m W. R. Berber, rtachley, sneer's bailiff —W. olgrummis, us., names Dillon, clerk fu the Custom-house—G. T. Leldier, Grosvermemark Berth, Camberwell, assistant . a tobacco manufacturer—R. (Menton, Great Coramstreet, Russell.square, foreman In a nor rery—k. El li ott, Chesterfkild.terrace, Hackney, commission NNW May I, J. Raton, Charltonmtreet, Comers.town, clerk In the emery o f Re. Paserae—T. AGIT, (Attie Peter-street, Westminster, Onicher—J. Gardner, Ilastatmet, Manchester-square. grocer— W. Copp, York-street, Westminster lmker—C. J. input. Char. lotte.row. Wslwortn.road, newspaper reporter—Li R. Pan 'Uwe, Juurocyman India rubber worker. Princess Royal, from London for Melbourne, March 21, let 2 Robins, trona Liverpool for Rangoon, March 11, lat. 5.44 N 21.54 W. SttlfoUt , 4191141, from London, bound South, Myth 3, let. 1.40 N , lon. 11.09 W. Tartar, trona Swan liver, for London, April 14, lat. 49 N lon. 9 W. Cobbett—But if he has wow else to send, it is well he has got a wife who can do it. (Laughter.) Mrs. Cobbett then left the court, protesting she would renew the application to-morrow. n 4. RR WM. WILWOT,-RAREAS CORPUS. Mr. Prentice moved for a writ of habeas corrus directed to the keeper of the Rouse of Correction ut St. Augustine, near Canterbury, requiring him to bring up Wm. Wilmot, who was confined in that prison. Wilmot, who Lail been in business for twenty ream, and possessed property. was convicted by the superintendent of Chatham Dockyard, who had a jurisdiction which was formerly exer cised by justices, for having unlawfully in his possession cer. Lain property marked with the broad arrow, and adjudged three months' imprisonment with hard labour. Tbe learned counsel contended that the conviction was alien lately bed, and said that if he failed In that point, he would ask the court to admit the defendant to bail The defendant gave notice of appeal from the conviction, but he found himself in this difficulty —that the quarter sessions would not be held until the imprisonment had nearly expired, and that the megistrates had no power to accept bad. The conviction took place under the 39th sail 40th George 111., e. 89, sec. Is, according to which the learned counsel sub. milted that the proper course the superintendent ought to have pursued was, instead of committing him at once to fine the defendant 101,, and if he refused to pay the penalty, or if he had not suffleieet goods to &strain upon, then to commit him in default for three months. ATTEWPTED MURDER ON SHIPIOARD.—At thr Liverpool Police-court yesterday (Tuesday) James Hallam. a steerage passenger on busrd the screw-steamer Vigo, whiA arrived from New York on Monday, was charged with eb tempting to murder George Corner sad James Nub, sin steerage passengers, while the Vigo was at as., on the 6th inst. It appeared that from the time the Vigo left Nee York until the 6th inst., the prisoner kept to his berth, and betrayed no symptoms of insanity. However, on the lid inst., the steward hearing a noise, went to the prisoner aul found him wits a moor in his ha nd. He bad a scuffle wit!: the prisoner, and after he got away from him, Cower Nash mme up, when the prisoner cut them both StVel.!:: in the face. He afterwards cut his own throat so badly tls it was at one time feared he would di*. The prisoner W. ultimately committed for trial on two charges of attempt , ' murder. _ _ _ R. R. Jame. Mnwere.te — rrace. Carephell.road, mannfactnrer of Ire lights—J. L. Grows, Ministerrace, Inasland, and (neat Tower-cruet, cummluion merchant—A. 1L Moss, Lyndhurst. terrace, Peckham, and Wsibruok, attorney-at-law—C. it. Butler, Wirtemburg.street, Clapham, builder—R. C. Dickinson, (treat Portland-street, Oxford-street—T. Fitton, Perk-street Camden town, tailor—M. Norton. (Anton-street, New North-rind, milliner —IL Forsyth. Theohaid street. Now Kent-road, machinery broker —T. Atiard. Singlet/mat/vet, Middlesex, merchant's clerk—J. G. B 111141111•11, Belgrave.strect, Stepney, railway clerk—F.. Martin. Deronshin.terrace, langslanii, and Honey-lane market, into. ming nutaufactorer—J. Middlemin, Drummond-terrace, Ike inondsey. DMCLARAI7ONS OF DIVIDE—NDB. Lad CRAN WORTH thought the subject fit bankruptcy ern one very didwolt to deal with, because they had to deal with persons who were irritated and eon from the posi. tion 10 whieh Vier were placed, and with ill body of creditors who were diesatiiitied with the small dividend they received. th..u..,- , ht the hill of his oohle aid learned friend deserved well of the house and the emote!' at large, for there were woe excellent clauses in it, and especially those which lad reference to 800-Ueda o Attar • few words from Lewd KIXWIDOWN and Lod lreirq.zrom-r. THE FIRE AND LOSS OF TEN LIVED IT Dente. —An miluest was held on Monday on the bodies a the ten persons who lust their Gres at • fire in Patri.l. street, Dublin, as reported to our columns yesterday. lb jury expressed an opinion that the fire was caused by lb intenspeiate habits of Michael Barker and his wife, two the inmates of the house, who escaped from a fate san d -' to that of the decoaaed. They were accordingly taken custody AMOLNA LT UTILIA.—" Amongst those visited found none more deserving a special mention than the pn duo of Kr. 3. W. klenson, of El and 34, Ludgste.hill, and 40 and i - CornhilL The beauty and novelty of his designs. engraved c the eases of his watches, which he now appears to give timid attention to, certainly surpass, anything of the kind which Ise heretofore come under our inspection. The variety of hi seat is something enormous. Not only may the connoisseur le:. mast with the most esquisito design, but the utilitarian will 11,:l an ample choice of plain watches ; while each will find Is lb high standing of lir. Benson as a City manufacturer, an o guarantee of the intrinsic value of the mechanism. lien Indeed, may be found the buyer's desideratum—eteellener d design awl perfection in workmanship "—orning Chronicle.- Benson's Illustrated Vamphict, post free (Or too sountw descriptive of every construction of watch now made. 4latebs safe by post to all part of the globe.—(Advertlsementi Joni OPDX Xis% Waterlsell." Uniehouse, draper-2nd dividend et Ta, say Twieday, et Pennell's, Guildhall chambers. Wiu.ut Sum/ lows, Obniessier-place, latent's-park, balkier-Ist dividend .1 Th., any Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guild ballebamben. Joint (MatatitT, Trederick'aplace, Okl J City, woollen - dividend of OK, on Pen 71s LORD C HANCELLOR mkt as O. opposition to the sneer readies of the bull was isteedsd, he should sot think it eseessery b envy their lordships to replvior to the (sh =Lwa tie liteeit, s however, that hi. noble sad eeds woad bete does bettor if, as they did sot appose the sewed readiat, tley had reserved the greater pot et their ohewratium until they west into cootontWe se the un. rid the - words of the section to the effect that the defendant might he committal for three months "in lieu of a floe," certainly presupposed a One, and so far bore oat the view taken by the learned counsel, but it was drawn in a manner very discreditable to the draftsman. He was strongly inclined to suppose that it was the intention of the legislature to enable the superin• Umlaut either to inflict a line, and if be thought a floe waa net an adequate punishment, to commit the defendant to three mouths' imprisonment with hard labour, but the sec. Ilea want:cashed in such phraseology as to leave it doubtful what they realldid mean. Rule granted In the alternative. nett,nett,, any Davin Balm Uxbridge. coin merchant-Ist dividend of H. ed.. any Tuesday. at Pennell's. liuildhall-chambere Henn Botomite, Norwich, chemist—lot dividend of 75. id., any Tuesday, at PcnneU's, GuildhalLchrusbers. Walden Beeson BRAMIland J. , no BLUM jun., Birmingham!, printers—let dividend of Is. 51.1., any Monday, at Whitmore's. hinnitnitham JOHN Coca Linen, Birmingham, leather seller—let dividend of la. 114., April 16, and three subsequent lioudays, at Whit. morn's, Birmingham. YIIABOUI EDWARD SHlrLie, sere. separate estate), Nottingham, tanner—las dividend ofb., April 15, and three subsequent Mondavi, at Harries, Nottingham. LRAMS /DWAII, SHIPLEY. son.. and MRa rin HOWARD BIFIIW Lae, fun., Nottingham, tanners—let dividend of As., April 16, and three subsequent Mondays, at Hires's, Nottingham. MIcUAIL lilWlnun. Nottingham, boater-Ist dividend of Is, 3d., April 15, and three subsequent Mondays, at Berries, Not tingham WILLIAM MIIALO, Nottingham, draper-Ist dividend of Is. 9d., ton new proofs), April 15, and three subsequent Monday*, at Harris's. Nottingham. Jogs BANTUS. Lenten, Nottinghamshire, lace manufacturer— lat dividend of ed., April 15, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham, Joss WeIIACIIAW, Neweastledtpen.Tyne, common brewer-Ist dividend of 3a. 441., April 20. and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Neweestle.npitio.l . yne. DIVIDENDS. May 7. 8.. D. Clegg and M. Angerstein, Friday-street. Cheep side, end Pieetostreet, City. dealers In atmospheric clocks—My 7. J. G. Shipley, Regent-street. maddler—May o. K Stroud. Thateham. iterl/Mite, butcher—May 7. B. Moore, il*h Holborn. and Basiiighallelavvet, City, .baler 1a machines —May 7. W. H. Vtater, Portsmouth, Hampshire, corn merchant—May D. T. Nicholson. Lyilney, aloucestershire, coal merchant—May 9. W. W. Young. J. W. Young, and 0. Voting, Neeth, illernorgan shire, millers—May D. W. Owlilim, Pt. Michael Cwmiln, Brecon shire, and Abergavensy, Monmouthshire. miller—May 10. J. Spencer, Belton, Staffordshire, ironfoonder—June ti. J. W. Lewty, Wilden, Worcestershire : W. H. Partridge, Birmingham and I. Lewty. fitonivort, Worcestershire tinplate workers— , May 17. J. Tonks, Birmingham, printer—May 17. J. Blukeway, Ilirmingham, and Yardley. Worcestershire. lamp niatinfacturer —June J. Goddard and H. Goddard, Market Harburough, Leicestershire. bankers. CERTIVICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. May 8. W. Chamney, Portsmouth. Hampshire, grocer—May IL H. Batefoan. Old firoad.street. City, timber nurrehaut—May I. T. May., Chealieni, Buckinghamshire. wooden ware mann iseturer—May It J. Riley, Blackburn. Lancashire, lronfounder —May 74. 8. W. Richards, liimiingliara, hatter—May te. 11. T. Tithsvarati, Stratford-upon-Avon. W arvtickahire, draper—May S. I. Gates, Louth, Lincolnshire. chemist. PARTALRSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Beynon and M. P. Wells, Newport, Monniouthahhe. ship Brokers—C. Brownell, J. Hart, and CI. A. H. Hutt, Monte Video, South America, merchants—C. Brownell and 0. A. H. Holt, lisenes Ayres. south America, merchants—W. Staves and lk Reber. Northempton, hoot mainifacturers—C. Davis and J. Plddack, Upper 1 nrk.place, Bromplon, chemists—W. Kent and Z. Kent. Saffmn Walden, Amex, coach bull sere—T. J. W. Ben nett and H. R. Bennett. Chichester, pianoforte deelers—J. B. Soper and E. Cranston,. Basingstoke, Hampshire, gunsmiths-0. Dottrel!, and O. smith. Shuctene, tity, coffeehouse keepers—J. Teaks and O. Jones, Birmingham. printers—J. Pilling and W. Ilargresses, Yrltirs Wood Bottom, Lancaaltire. picker makers— ,. Wilkes and H. Order, Birmingham. platers—D. Davies wad R. Davies. Authin. Denbighmhire, grocers—P. !lett and O. Ander sen, Venebureh.etreek City, ship brokers—H. Jackson, R. Jack man, and C. Jackson, Brampton. furniture dealers, so far se re - girds R Jackson—T. A. Crampton, and W. W. Collin, Rucking ham-street, Adslphi—J. Hirst soil C. 11. W. likst. Leeds. cloth smerchants—John Vent and James Vaal. Woolwich, drapers— M. Derry and J. Rtehards, Birkenhead, Cheshire, Joiners—A Von Lengerke and J. Comer, Bllliteraquare. City, merehants—LL Hollandand W. Holland, Manchester, finishers—Mary Tempest and L Pllkethly. New Midst Dem, weer Wakefield, Yorkshire, WI wa• thew nod • lecood time, spa ordered to be eemmootted oo Smoky week. LUNACY REGULATION BILL. liss ripen of anassilsiests is this WI was outiaidenrd sad e g isd .1 o • . The fauvism NM were rvad third time and rammed Pareign Comnrin Hdl, Mutiny Bill, Marine Mutiny DUI. kltelneeper Bjle Bill, Casanlidated Fund (3,0M01X4) BAIL COURT.-APRIL 16. Teir lardeldps adjourned at balf•paat 8 o'clock. Sittings at Niai Prius.—(Before Yr. Justice Wightnian and Common Juries.) AND OTHERS. —n.LzoAc BOUM OF COMMON& —'l`visoAT, Aran. 16. The /Mum tote the chair et 4 o'elleik. PRIVATE BUSINIMM. The reperta of anadmente a the Mad Gm Rill ; the Lose. 81111111101, and Hata Jaectioa Railway Bill; eel OW Oldham ad /tippiedee Reads ihil, wore considered ad OMNI M The mad • Lladersem Railway (City Terminus) Bill wee 111101 ed time. STREIT RAILWAY COMPANY BILL. Ir. CHILDERS habeas 'squatted by the praetors if this bnropes• the seemed rending for a fortnight. 14. hare es an ameament to praise Ord It be reed a wood thwart in rimistbs. (Har. bear.) The eidert cif the measure wee to give the peemoteres moue =ed all the streets all the titles and town. in the lap it:hein.., He protested alpha havieg the bill post paid t.ae tig ht altar author until the ead of the vessum Ida it niiitit perhaps te pawed after the hulk of the brae Led lett tows. Let thorn, raw that they awe ell Yen. di.t.oe of it at ems Ither, beard tier J. ha ELLEY easeeded the anasiiment. Illr. BRIOHT maid the hill was a doubt open to seem oli',ection, but the itlaertiene aettealy brought stoat it were of a most antiquated deeeriptioe —such on feet as used to b. brirmht o ust suilways. It was merely a perntaive MIL oliteet beim to allow the promoters to mike ar raec.-iiteet. for the introductum of their stem with the parties to ow'. town who bad authority over the 4teete std mods. No d..uht Use bill did supra sotnetbies like weer poly. but that as the way m which It was proposed that the persona who laid down the rails should he reetuteireteil. It see this pieties of the hal that it was eat desirable to seed before • select commit tee, is eider that after boom; evidence such • committee might Mtheate an op.ubn of the subject for the phlegm ef thy l ass I. future. !mese gentleman connected with the eninihnsie of the metropolis had just been with him to is a•Nrttnkte ar....1,it the parsing of tho bill ; but they laid they dioulit 1.. ;erfectly satiated if they wen *Weal to Inn their ocamtetass on the mile, paying the promotes* afair pnce hor the p ros .b Nobody muld matt the line et the NW. An.h. or that which L 3.1 just been laid down near the Westminster Hotel, without *eels; that it would be lacesitile tii m ime railway. much lt,o4er out of our Ma. Fur thew Le should oupport the protawal of the boo mantlo.r for P..tat a r mi t. 31r. MAME said that the Lim member for Birmiug ha had inroad the case ea d ths was • public bill and hie (the right boa. gentleman's, ohlictiou to it was that it wee mally• public memare, lased:6 ems BIRTHS, ICIRRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTH& 11100$1.—AprU It, at Wellington-plaee, Aahley.rowl, Minot* wife of Mr. W. B. Biggs, of a daughter. 020 , 14FIKLD.—April 16, at Klizabeth.terrace, llaclutrl 4o4 the wife of A. Croasfield, Esq., of a son. FkEEIIAN.—ApriI 14, at On,re-hill.terrace. exult. I' wife of Captain Freeman, Adjutant First sorrel hoe,v , dat (errs, dai r . at hte l: . BALL.—pril l enslogton.gardens.square, W . the .4:41 W. C. Hail, Ewa., of a daoghter. HOLDRRN.—ApriI 10, at Woodralo, South Norwood, the , e 1 f' H. Honiara. Esq., of a SOIL EfOßTON.—April 11, at Somerset.square, Bristol, the ode 0131 ' H. H. Horton, of a son. INGLEFIRLD.—AnriI 10, at ATlerton Hall, near li,ernool.th e wife of Captain Ingleneld, R.N of a son. MASON.—April 13, at Court Lodge, Sutton, surreY. thr eis L. J. M. Hawn, Esq.. of a daughter. SPRINGFIELD.—ApriI 15, at Calton, Norwich. the • tie Rahorn Snringtield, of to son, etill.borri. WINOVIELD.—ApriI 10, at Windsor, the lion E Reid, of • son. Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Prideaux were counsel for the plaintiff ; and Mr. M. Chambers for the defendenta. This was an action brought by the plaintiff spinet the defendants, for an illegal di•trees. The plaintiff was a publican, and kept the Cricketers' Arms, which he took in 1848 from the proprietors cf the Brantford brewery. by which he was supplied with beer. The plaintiff paid his rest regularly uatd 1869, at Si. per quarter, when a dispute arose between the parties, the defendants claiming N. 10,. par quarter. The plaintiff being two quarters in arrear, eke defendants distramed on his goods. The defence was that the defendants had not seized more goods than they ought, and that they were sold at the best Price. The fury found for the plaintiff—de:rages rat. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,—Arm 16. Sittings in Bancee.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie and Justices Willey, Dyke, and KIIMUMg.) GLASSII AND ANOIIItR V. POSWELL.-111111 CHARON Or DAMAGING A St:IMAMS' 211.11,01LAPPI CABLE. The plaintiffs in this ease were manufacturers of electric cables, and the defendant was the manager of the London establishment, of Meows. Glare and Elliott, who en also manufacturers of electric cables. The declaration that the defendant had instigated • pergola named Curt who bad been employed as a rigger in laying down • telegraph cable between England and the Dutch coast, to dries a nail into the cable, st, ea to damage its effiliency, and that accordingly Curtis did drive in the and destroy the conducting power of one of the fear wires contained in the cable. The result of Ala was that it oat a sum of between 7,(00/. and 8,000/. to repair the damage. The ease was tried before the Lord Chief Justice at the last sittinv, at Guildhall, when the jury fouled for the plaintiff, and it was arranged that the damages should be settled out of court. - - MA ititIA(3F.S. RRNRON—BROOR R.—April 11, at St. Mary's. lfred••l. deralleld, by the Rev. C. Drawbridge. the Rev. R. Rector of Lope Rowdier. Salop. to Mary,,laufditer of lb , '"" T. linoke. Pau., of Northgate hoax. Hooky. n 1 to' CARWELL—MEAD.—ApriI 13, at At. Mary . .. • by the Rev. J. rivrke. ILA., Mr. W. (Newell, of /Sather, daughter of the late Mr. J. Mead. tett• DR KW E—LON LA N DA.—Apeil 11, at Demos. Corn's — Rev. W. A. Longloada 8.A.. the Rev. W. R. Mo n ' • \leer of Longstock, Haul; to Llizabeth Duman.da li g htd the Rey. W. D. Lotsglanda, M.A.„ Rector of Germs. DEATHS. • ....„,.„, ir • BAKER.—ApriI 12. at radiileid, Weatbarfon . ••• — liaker. EN., aged Os. o f,,,,,Witr. COOPEIR.—ApriI 12. Mr. W. Cooper, of NeirPork .-- COURT.— April 11, at Raglan.rillat, Folkestone. R M. It. _.!4'. aged M. t.P.I . GIBRMR—ApriI 14, at Tavitteelt-place. T. Clbbel. Eiti • ......; LOVR—April it, at Bt. Oeorgesetraet, CauteriarY. m a io l "'— READ. — April 11, at Bittern , near Southampton. Marl a, of the late Captain Read. R.N.. aged 73 . ~,,. ,'' ROACR.—April 11. W. Roads, Li.. of Cypret , C " -- ' port Isle of Wight. aged M. film.' RARGRANT.—ApriI LS, Mr. B. Aargeant, of Comroen aped or. ........• IV SPRINGFIRLD.—Apra Ma at Canon. Norwich. w" -- beloved wife of oaUria Bprligleld, aged 4 f____ .. ...............-.. ___....-- S. Cond. E.' r NIL floral Dow moved for a rale for a new trial, epee the around that the verdict was spinet the evidence, and aloe epee affidavits. kale panted. niticirertisement.)—Ws God Da Barry's health os Revidenta foibles Food the West reined for habitual earintipation. Indigestion .lyspepiai, palpitation, conghs roils, mama, bronchitis. consumption, siarrams , nervousness, bilious. PION, torpidity et the Deer, tiebillty.—Andrew l' re, M.D., V.R.X., Dr. Ramey, Dr. aboriand. Dr. Campbell, Dr Murray. Packet In tins, at Is. lid., lib.. fa Yd. , 21b., M. ad.. alb.. 112 b, t2a : 24 b., free of carriage, KW—Barry De Derry and Qs, 77, Regent. street, Londe.. Fortnum and Deana alto et Ilk Gemeelturch street :4, ebeavelde 63 and 130, Oxford-street ; 800. 430. and 441. Maud , and all peters sad chwalw. -------------- • tiante'l and Pubilehetl by WitititAX litnr• Wad. Tem:bard-street, hi the City el Laudon. rer.,..yuti' T.mbßnd.stryet. in the ?mind et .... WZDYINDAT, MILL 17, 111111. THE NAVY YATIMATES. In reply to a question front Mr. B. COCMIWIII, Lord C. PAGET said that the navy estimates would not be continued this week, but would probably be taken neat week. NEW %RIT. On the motion of Mr. BRAND, the Speaker was ordered to make out hie warrant for a new writ for tbe borough of TynemoutJa, in the room of Hugh Taylor, Ilan., who has reoigned. FORE SHORES AND TIDAL WATERS. Mr. A. SMITH moved for • select committee to *mire bite the right's of the crown and the public, as well an the rights of individuals, connested with the foreshore, and tidal wakes of the United Kingdom, the manlier in which the COISISISiMiIIif of Woods as a Forms were dealing with the same. and tie Male of the law yeah regard to that kind I:= 4 sicavis seconded the motion. Be, J. MANNER opposed the motion. Mr. FINLAY, who represented• Scotch county a large portion of which abutted upon the sea, thought there could be ao better way of settling the matter than by appointing • eorendttes, sod be should therefore support the motion. The ATTORNEY OFNERAL, adverting to the wide and compreheniave scope of the proposed inquiry, embrac ing Dot only the rights of the crown and of the public, but of indiyiduaa, said a more revolutionary or extravagant proposition had been submittal to the house. He explained the legal principle under which the property in torslioo vested in the crown, and was transferred to the comniiesionses of woods and f. , rests in trust for the public, and observed that it was their boundeu duty to make the best of the property. The doctrine of Mr. Smith that the crown's rigid was only fiduciary. would disturb the title of all the grantees, and he hoped the house would not for a moment entertain a motion that would shake the foundation rlivieioa pod] • the motion was negatived by 176 to 67. Sir F. SMITH celled attention to the report of the corn. missions!' aptoed to inquire into the control and meanie.- meet of her W4lny's naval yards, and lie was proceeding in his obeervaticee when the house was counted out at a quarter to 8 o'clock. sa PAISLIANZNTARY COMMITTEES. POOR RELIEF IN THE METROPOLIS. The committee appointed to consider the working el Um system el poor relief met again yesterday ; Mr. Villiers is the Asir. Yr. Belte , ems at the magistrates of the Thames Polka. court, waeealled sad ei.u.iord. The Chairman—l think you are desirous of makin; some communication to the coninuttee in consequence of a reference having lasso made to the course which you adopted in afford* relief during the last winter. Mr. gathered from the sources of public infer nation that some erroneous impression exists an to the weds in which relief was administered both at the Thames sad other pohce-courts. The impression which exists in that there has bees a want of discrimination in the admin istration of refill, sad that it ass given without inquiry. I am anxious, so far as I am concerned, to remove that lespressios, blame I think I can with some confidence that the greatest pains were taken to inquire not only into this raft td the artitutios, but into the character of those who received rebel as our court. The Moamar—l seed not ask you whether large sums were plead at year disposal Mr. Sella—Yee. The ordinary amount received at Christ urie is about 5001. Last winter the amount wu upwards of 44001. My colleague aid lat first seriously considered the impedieney of our mode of proceeding, and we agreed to Aria the Yewaisis equally that Mr. Yardley should distil. tide hie Wu and that I should distribute mine. The • —Did you refuse soy money that was sent to yes! Mr. Sitlfe—Only In two or three cases. The reasonitor doing so was sot that we had ton touch or that we could not distribute it. In the sea of St. Katherine's Dock Company we sent bock 401., station that they knew their own neigh : boors better than we did. The Chairman—Was there not a request made in several era that the subscriptions should be distributed in a par. Uvular way! Mr. Salle—l think not. Certainly not to any great extent. The Chairmea—But you accepted large sums, and under took the duty of distributing it. Had you any principle on which von meted ? Kr. Deem km • supine' to anybody for whose character and destitution I bed sot the Pledged word of a person know' to myself ; consequeutly I may hare refused many perms' who were deserving. These persons were known to the applicant as well as to myself. The Chairmen—What amount did you distribute weekly OD the priecipleyou kid down? Mr. Selfe—About 4001. Other persons assisted in the distribution. I never assisted any one who resided out of the police district. I believe there were not, some three or four uses in which the parties were not entitled to relief. The Cliairmaa.—lt ha. been said that the penmen about the Ake had no means of knowing the eircumatances of the poor, mod could not inform the magistrate whether the per. sons were deserving or nut Ur. Fielfe—l don t agree in that. The officers meet know wad of bad characters, and the persons oo whom stun mosses have been served. The Chairman—Then the persons who bad been before you as dreads, wen not to receive Mist ! - - MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrizaroot., Aram 16.—We b•ve to report a Ann and healthy market to-day, and the business done is at full prices. The sales are 10.1.100 bake, of whisk 4000 are for export and speculation. COTTON GOODS.—Mancntsren, APRIL 16.—There in • considerable inaease of firmness in the market generally since this time last week. The continued high prices of cotton cause an upward tendency in the quotations of all descriptions of goods suitable for India. There is • rather better inquiry for sbirtinp suited to the Fast, and in some few instances the advanced rates are obtainable, but the amount of business has beau visibly limited by the firmness on the part of manufacturers. In T cloths and longeloths there is still to be remarked the slightly improved demand which has been noticed in one or two recent reports of the market. Printing cloth remains very much depressed. Thu market for yarns has been very firm to-day, and there has been nevertheless • good deal of business done at the her de ping prime. The chief purchases have been for China and India. There have been a few sales of yarn for Ger. many. The home trade houses are also buying yarns to a fair amount, but the extreme rates demanded stand very much in the way of transactions. On the whole the mar ket closes with • strengthening aspect. The failure is reported of Mr. Henry Walmsley, cotton spinner, aml • considerable importer of cotton, of Failsworth, with liabili ties said to be large. WOOLLEN.—Lucie, Arent 16.—There was only a mo. dente attend:wee of buyers in the cloth•halla this morning, and the market was exceedingly fiat. The tmnsections were few and confined nearly altogether to tueltuas and summer fabrics. NAN I.7FACTUREfi—iiUDDIRSILIILD, APRIL 16.—More buyers have atteciled to-day, including a few from some of the London houses, who have operated to some little extent in the lighter descriptions of fancy goods. The general business is yet dull, though it may be mud that a better feel ing prevails. WOOLS. 111.7DDIRBFLULD, APRIL 16.—The reduced rate of dimwits and the Improvement in the weather has given more stability to the wool trade, and deilere bold Mn to lato prima, at which more business has been doing during the week. CORN.—Hoag Aran. 16.—At to-day's market a mode rate supple of English wheat; the best descriptions sell readily et fully last week's currency, and in some instances • trithug advance obtainable. Foreign meets with more attention, and several buyers appeared from agricultural districts, but business confined to retail lute at full prices. Barley of all descriptions meets with more demand at prices in favour of 'ellen. Beans and peas rather dearer. Oats more inquired for, and in some instances a shade higher. The foreign import" last week are as under : Wheat, 13,539 gee. ; barley, 5.989 ; oats, 41 ; beans, 2,745 peas, 795 ; tares, 5.14 ; linseed and rapeseed, 7,704 ; oil cakes, 55 tone ; bones, 134. Lune, Aram 113.—Our millers for the moment are at tracted to the Hull market, where wheat is rather pressed. in comequence of whirl' the demand here it so exceedingly limited, it is difficult tory bow prices rule ; a sale or two of fine foreign has been effected at rather more money. Barley sells on former terms. limos quite as dear. Oats and other articles uualtered. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 16. —This morning's market has had a fair attendance of buyers, and holders of wheat showing more firmoesia a moderate consumptive busbiess has resulted at the quotations of Friday last. Flour is little bemired for and nominally unaltered in value. Indian corn attracts little attention, sod most be noted the turn in buyer's favour. Oats and oatmeal support late rates in retail. Bases and peas are both fully as dear. Barley slow sale. The market closes steady for wheat, but dull for mod other articles. LINN, Arlin 16. —The weather ham been dull and cloudy, with a cold oast wind. To-day is bright and fine. At to day's market we had a fair show of wheat ; beet samples sold at late rates; inferior qualities Is. per qr. cheaper. Of barley the show of samples is gradually contracting, and but little of malting quality is left in the farmers' bands ; price. without alteration for both malting and griodiag deecriptions. Beans and oats lid. to Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b., 645. to 675. • ditto, rod, 5616. to 62 1 h., 475. to 595. Barley, beet Chevalier malting, 52414 to 531 b., 13e. to 45e. ; ditto, rinse Chevalier, ditto, 511 b. to 5216., 395. to 41a. ; ditto, dis tilling, 5014 to 611 b., 31s. to 35e. Oats, 361 b. to 421 b., 24.. to 27a. Beans, old, 631 b. to 6.51 b., 52.. to isfik • new, 601 b. to 611 b., 40a. to 44 5. per quarter imperial to th e growers. 14/MCARTLI, Arta 14.—The weather since Saturday has been cold and gloom until this morning, wh e n • favour able change occurred, t he Inn having shone resplendently the entire day. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having lees Nossure, owing to causes alluded to in our Saturday's report, factors remained exceedingly firm, resulting, however, is only a moderate bindings. Flour sold very slowly, and doubtful morbe had to be parted with on lower terms. Malting barley moved off slowly, but is its value we quote little variation. Grim/Mg most difficult to quit, and in clining cheaper. For stained Norfolk, 32a. per qr. eould not he exceeded per 44$Ibs. Mall, unless fine, compare- Uvely Regloled. Boiling peas scarcely inquired for. Beaus much as before, and oats in improved request. Hatrantrav, APRIL lfi.—At our market this morning the nmply corn did not reach the average, and the at teodaace was also rather thin. Business is wheat was slow, being strictly oosbued to immediate wants, and the merit tow of Ike market was U. to 26. pas gr. lower. Row alp WM md, T TM Naar §l)] I Cr: is. a kat Y° Xeht), either &i.l T ° inst t to the She Bs Maori Se over 16 44. Vbethe 49m "ur tie*