The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-27 00:00:00

'U ... I / . , fy. e , . , Teb . g p 33 rtt; N EWSPAPER rti 4 kI :PV7 . Z " 't"l4l Valk 4J4v ilm )-- - $ ' -' F • • ~. (Stamped, id. Additional.) ( TWOPEN No. 4,538.] LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, .:FEBMIARY $7, 1881. EY 1 1 11 1>1 .►..1112 1 1 1 . 0 Iliatiton lO N It o r CT . ) 4 N u (° tO I 311:1.1itirtNit, lout Philip , direct to leave WEIthLtliAT. March tn. calling at Pbannath 7 ▪ x ,.11 Hilt , ' •lult Ntlt)LNAll I eh. Lim, tam, WAIT. 41.1.1 1 wiry . Itlng la inn lint balm 11.4 L. Thin *hip 1 .. Menial Wary Vtlarmas and Sung liar of am. I Mall/ IA • tbe aallutk. worm Tottshiee. KOMI. t 11l ar«l Mbar last. tatiainte. au.l anttlisona atlpr, MIN • !ti. It stas tali 1.4 the Tagagharr trails la Sac tit all tones nif pweoicnra uNiorpomed. med • 11 carry as elm rwasati NIPIMMIL —VW &dor it pug. t. LPalth NONGAN , wit tam Maury ;,...atelSias.lBtt Pormspon bq Nis Was lets mg onatteryitd teen le !Valli tut • ......141•20 taw. and repiNdes I)virr am' M4IORE'ES ArSTItALIAN LINE .4 +II IP r PIIITIIIILI.II' Irrect b4s sprat W. .4 her arr. rm.:, uts.l will bete 1111111...41.1te .h.spatch 1.41.11m1 clippr, INC 11F A 1. rrili.ttr 1.311.1 NI Ilk IN. co ..... 11.1111Ie r . lying Io tb. lAwks. :bt• .rola h.. hero flttnli•ith tlo reatest cam 3•1. I COllSi.lCrittl,lll ,4lb• of . h e has a PT...1.1,811d el.:Ant woof, an.' bet ral4ll. an 141) :tnol airy. Alle has et,.. rep ererrerte,4.ll..,, 1.4 int.. rute.lbgerlll44ll44.M. —I.OT tern. td fbr.:llt .4 11.0.61M1. 41,14) t.• H li;ril &..I ureat If. 11.4 of• or to WO i 1 r /RC No. It . Blllikt.ttrett. •r % Evirr and lI)ORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ▪ oil 1.,w1( rr LAC SCKirfoN Wed .a Malay ▪ Ilae Mat part tar carp. atl will have mune• dab limpat.L , tM Itrukh WU char" boom LIVIC NOW, AI. neater 4 tons. J. I.IItALIN. Veammeabe: trim In the Lomb Dial.. Thn, %hip has Ihnualia• saaramodattea lae a Ira diet cabin poodenzo ra —Yet lama of baight ar pomp apply la DYVITY and, 3.1* //ME. I. 111111snatirest DEVIITO O MRE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of PACK Kr will P. —For nYDNEY Direct maws. Ply wouth b anhark pwarligern If regalreil lb. spieurild Mmes. Inuit ship WATERLairi. A 1 13 year% Iwitanirtwo to Noma D. 9- ohm and iiona , tow Mai , n..risti,r, JOHN r, It . NO, Coonminekir: tyinw In the Let 111.11.4 taw la This fine ship Ms • MII poop, with ino.t ..... he wlation tnr eahln imasengrr, het heir;; IA) and airy the ofien• ikairoble oppnr 'witty to? *coon , ' oaMii no! Internoollat• pareneeni, awl will tarry an eaperkoireil anrJrum—Vur tenni we freight or postman rept/ to Mr. MILLATIN. with the owners, For, street, Lime how Iw to DIVITT anal NI W6l, 9, hilliter street. T _DIMON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY. JLJ SLAM SALL LINK at CUPP= PACK ETA, saillwit fees Or Laotian Urdu or the lot h. owl Iron Gratretud with on. halm prastrolly re the nth of arch 'month, rectiviiht goods mill shit Tui, ears prerieramir tdL NOM iletkras Nother4 ealmgorm. Ptrtoofs, Itray lipfrit of Un AM* t ttlater I.lltermar.rowdlimar, Atbrue June+ Booth harden. 1 Captains. I To Salt 1.300 ;Williams I March 13 MOO , Ilulnunt April 10 LAO 'Calraccas 'May 10 IAIMI !Wahine lhine 1) Lahe • ialguid Jill, ID 1.115 WI me !August 10 %MA !tartlet 1.400 :Martin I.lq%tones Nov. 10 11. 1.• Macbeth L.,O yb7 l .Wo.,lnigit elms Aberdeen and Enulkiti-bnilt clippers inrra port of die celebrated Black Ban Line nt British and Australian et Itoisi Mall Packets, which Yore. by their punctuality and rapid wows. earn..' a world known reputation, and whoa' areauraatalidlon V wasurpassed by any vessels atlas!. JAMEA THAI SKS and Co.. Lhirrpool to all Agents ke its abeli IMII Line . and. In Loudon, WT. Y. MACKAY and Co., I,lllMasmal•4lsest, E.C. WIMIXLY SWAN COMMUNICATION to TOR[.—Th. LIVUTOOL, NRW YORK, and FRILADELPRIA TEA 6111 P COMPANY Inland despatching Y tull-posered iron *mow Steam-41m railing at Queenstown innalm___lkridnotgers and despatches, as follows : wimAtLY Mill LI VhRIVOL FOR NEW FOIL Trak this day. Yeb V . VltiO, Medway March 6. CITY et SALIIII4III. Wedneelay. March It And every raecoeillag Medasectey. Tab lttwtoe, IL It sad II gedireth according to the seem embliss. Tamed peregs. I Wore, lethally al provisions eseird. Tarreapes fee Canada awl Ins Modern States booked ern* eAvety admalageoes M, —For farther partkulars MMITIWAY INMAN, th WeldaYtnet, Liverpool , ee to ma YAM V, King WtMewalreet. CM/. POTICIL—Thas Illumere can at Colt Ileettowr. on both out ward mg beneware pamegek to bat and receive Stalk 'REMISE and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL 11 NAIL WWI SHIN, appointed by the AliggraliT to BAIL bebrimie LIVERPiroL and NEW YORK Meek end be tween LIVIIRPOOL and bionloli, the Boston Alpe only calling iIALIPLX to land and receive pareengero and her Majesty's mitt The folbrolog or other reseele are appointed to tall trues Deemed ARABIA, for NEW YORK. Saterilay. Mandl CANADA. for SiorroN, Matarday, klarrh u. °AFRICA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, ?Web It : as = peowtetcre and mode tier KAMM' And Havana, to be ir at New fort our leord the &XS. Karnak. lump fassay. Ineludiag steward's tee ma provide's{ het *Moot when or liquors, which can be obletwed on board :—To MAIM lad Dortott chief alien, 421: swag cabin, gig. To lfafit, Wet cabin, Age: .coed Walk Ale. height to lbodas. and New Tat. AS pee twa, awe t par cent. pri. ese=brial pmts. se each sal war& nese steareehipe brce asteinombeion for abralted ambeir of mord etble pee. 1111 M—Vet prow or silist ter — sops Os Poor, bresa4lmA la•As A Owls. lbw% cle Is Laws Pub : 41. mei J. Atm baskossmassok DMAC. Msgr. qpnarisms; era sal C. Why% rtrz.: limps& TUB BRIGHTON HOTIL COMPANY Copilot tfs nt4 la 15,0110 aims of SA lei NOM, too per slum es applkatkok aa4 111 It in allsbrall lasorpnrst.l 0n.1..e the 1.40 t Ot.ok MOW Uebillty A •spnwily limit the BAUM, of nob sharsbabisir to Pr aatuest ot kis shams. Clunisays—Glottoa ND. K.l. Miasma Lodge, New Cara. Wm. Clarke, Greshunaireet. sad Coventry. Ihbasad Cleacts, Lag . hlsaar huse, Clapham. I.4ts Cwspp. Eat . Dakbush Clapham. L. V. ramie, Erl . r L. Dresham blame, old Droml.dpest. .1 A. rout, raw law's Bench walk, Temple Joke Cworherlual street, Hyde park. AltallratT—W. Moat. War. 7, Taksahwass-rard. baulk. • t Oiri;RA. Iran Malteds. E.g., xt , 1141 J.an, Pul.lie Acc.mataat. auLlcetvas—liwan. Wickrovaal DrulAon, Tutediesse yard, peados and WraithllieT Rank. Sleeve 11.11. Lloyd. and &ran. ntlitnion. mos. KIM Nome llteper,. •n.l room.. 11, I, Threaten-4104nd. lb. f. i Wlleloo.n. loc. N.elltetreet, Itrightcm. nhr. arra r Timm neepa. Othrr., Meornetwennot. Lades. The Dlreeton hove the *mem lo aniteente Is the arm bniden mal the pahne, that batmen,* length sumeeepini bahesb. lag a prate. esteem .4 male to MIA Compaq a the MAW laed vow unlapiwl Govrroforst fur the bt= sad min the nue* real, Itrlghloo, they will pr. he or ay kb* awl. Mihail the etprelltlne, the object for widelli aim Omaimay the ere do of a impedes' Int elm Week es the engthie Ale slarnmemial, emil•f•cingi all swim Impearauwata .Aka cam la soy way emplace to the laaslala sad romfort et Melton, .04 •4 Med set mmterahe choryr, son hateiMe to a pehllebe4 teleran et the rate .4 I per rent. per imam .Ifl he anowed ea an &pens en therm hoot the time of alltmont, eallect to the agF..ai at Pherehnhiers at • General Meeting If no act- MIA Is uncle, the Mpoelta .in be rmareed In full. APplicatlone toe the remalahe shares Monk, he male yahoo* neier le Mt !morretary. Brokers, ue nollclton, from shoes forme mat may be bad. ividArt:TAsuis•utelm, ranale 4vth c Ilfettme, .Itbnat Vitra Preminm. BRITON LIFE ASSOCI ATION, chief (tor,. st, yornate•drectLoto•lon. by tM peculiarly equitable satinet of .11.1.1ius the prelta, L pollein trued by this Association become payable 'luring liflttN4 .4 the jeers' eseass.4 is Moult calf& premium. *my bowling been in forte a itrtirot of flit p.m ~a Itooli ~ ttord re noleleasibie soul uolistoutable. DM. design I ..• st the 30th November. 14:4, averaged early a per rout. tort 411/I . ttln 00 . 111 S SIMI! soared. . . !v:estniebente t 7, nerutbees of Volunteer Cktrpe for ser•Sca Mike the Value, Itleiehre Nvw busters Seethe year I 8 — Aetenet roposel Mirky la I Averetet d. ma Awed. - 11•. - 4 - I Prigask Amend 17*- air thorns. tieltrie 23114111 Prospectuses awl annual report o may he Awl nn application. JOHN slltorot:%T. Secretary. Application. for .:.varies are turtted from peroons of respec -40.114 &oat 1011th:two, RII PTIJ RE S.—By Bond Lett Ticss ers Patent. wnrres mucla.us Liviga perfected and exhibited le the Caltibitime. DM le allowed ay upwards of too Imilleal ileallems• Is be the 2104 elective beveuties lu Na ears lee Weelimmi 111111NIA. The re ot a Meet spetne. so Minn Wiled la Ms isissaa Is hen evaded : a selt bandage beim wort, mead lie bed& what the middle milk* ismer la supplied * the DOC.IIAII PAD med PATILUT ISV . Attlee with pmesh O. sad *memo thee It camel be detected. sad " al= • •11•01,01111 elowider may be lad. lbs Tome pooh em the eircumferemee ed lb. UVbase below Ze lips being mot to tb• make; M. Olt Piccadilly. As Umbilical Trois es the re pair ehole. mod • hmehs to welt apes ladies. DiEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ebeak, .Inrlnz twenty.five years, e r a i lellthelnihr ewe -4 iwane. bend the ame.ll , al mi.temlon., and UMW ly accepted by Ile Ma the lest remedy for scanty of Use stomach, headache. emit. and indlgmitt..n. and as a and go tten* tar delicate ennetitutema more emmetally kw Wise amid children. ronehine•l a Ith the Aralnlateil Lelllloll flyilp, II toms us cerrealtle edcriesehm draught. in whka Its aptrllM lam' bee ase moth locreate4 merino her mama& and la hiAtiiMille• the retinae um of thut wimple and elcont remedy has hese bind Ideal" benefit i.d —Manulactarril with the ideldlig SNOW U.. b. streastb and purity by 111 N NI.PORD and ea. 111,, .fay ..,..iklnd drawl, Litmlwii mai sold by all rerpectable amide ine,ugteniet the email,. JOZEAU'S COPARINE, or Saccharated Cap. Part solralnia ie., In tan Paris sal London Hospitals, *NI acknowleder4 the beat venially fee chronic diesseen— (Lancet .4 Sow a. iN*.r A ropy forwarded on application Per G.E. at GA UK' LL JoiZGArS, French chemist. en, Bay lan.ton Hue :a. truant* Paris. and the principal amanita 'riot.; post, On U. %IN 1C10,013 11:s. Si •AR CHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHIC .%.4.41 lel AVON —The Mill OTTION o PHOTOGRAPHS, 9, cos.lult.oreet tette ot.strert, WILL CUM Starch I& Adulkssioa. OUP Altillim; Subscribers ars esAltkd to select pho touraplie to the rAloe ..f th Ir salswrlptioa. Catalooes wad. t” e.enttry sollserlbsra—A LaTI.7III svety TUE:GAY EVEN at I o'clock. WILLIAM LIGHTLY, lion. Sec. GRAND BAL MASQUE, NATIONAL AnerlIRLY-110hMe. II vzh liolle,rn.— Mr. W. M. PACKER he to ammoeitea le she oohility. igcntry. his Mende, sod tbe poldie Wet Ms tiIANU ANN( AL B.AL 11A.ditC will take Mom es IttrißDAY. lrebnian 2+ On thle particular occasion tto nolitplimentary tickets can under any clrcurnetances he soutterd, it betas s dement and the only bed ^1 the season. iPre med tleheM may be hail at Nlitehell*s Loyal Library, itirrrcomaletreet ; Moira Chappell and and leader sod Nan New Road-street: ;Junket , and Cramer, *kale, and Co., Regent street. Keith, Proome, and Co., Clwap. side J. A. Teener, it, . fir W ft Packer, 41, hiker lancet. Llnyirsemitam, W.O : and at the establishmeet Oentle. men'. tickets, lbs.: bales' ditto. to. Dwaine will inowlebC• at In. supper at 1.—N.4 Mr. Nathan, enttk.attett.ta tgottalll al'Ootnted costander totbs Bea ARGYLL ROOMS.-GRAND MUSICAL ENTAMTAINUENT, with the ceklirateti Hand. Potty In number. eetaLliabed eleven yews. chowo from the Philharmonic Concerti, 11.74 Italian Opera., awl the Guneeholl Troops. roadurted by Alnna. lamettc. Cornet-A.pliton M. Boyheart. DANCING M 9 edit:bet Admiring. la THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, gloyetarkot.-11 goo wawa to mood a plasaaot oroaling, go to the LONDON PAVILION, tY sau room V Loudon, and boat CONCYST. kbatioloa (Ity tottooliong Sok* Doolitag All.rr Stio eollorket. WRENCH GALLSAY, 1110, Pall-Mall.—Nowl. Cti PRDIER'S ETHNOGRAPHICAL GALLERY of ',CULP. Tras, ithutratim ob• a pcothstest types of dr beam Thee. OPEN DAILY has 16111111 Is. 1%1 CDI E'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Book societies and families In ovary part d the Mandan ate supplied from this extensive library with new and choice hooks on hire. Two or three frauds in nay nelabboushood nay unit. in one suletription and obtain the best hooks without disappointment or 410. Proapeetnas, with list of works rectutli a,blvd to the eollati.,n, will he forwarded. pontspe free, on apphastion.— CHARLE4 EDWARD New (Moat street. London; Crum-street, Momehester ; sod New.street. itirminglast CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by the LONDON INYCNTRINT IX/10ANY (Limitedl, Nth, Noceptothrese. is, deposit of deeds. Ms el isle, or other sp proved seesrlty, repayabth by easy thetsteeeth Depositors sawed I per cloth on ell amounts above Ph. Capital. LlO,OOO. la shares of £lO and LI each. Prospectuses and lonic sent tree ea on, ANDRIW JAMS ROSY. 111thoetor Dbeeter. IttattelloN Of Tiff WINE DUTII6. EIIROPICAN and COLONIAL wilts COMMIT. 112. Patina, Leaden. The above Company has been formed for the of sep• plying the Nobility. 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TEI NEW 11011XION WT DITTO& FiNAClitiitatiTiii7—iiiiviiiiiii TARIFF of MUCKS for 1861, with Dr. Hares report, post trek ea application. per dors. la 3 dos. i Claret 'l , ln ordinaire. battier ladadall lir. earsl (habit. , Whit* It turgunily) Mill Hoek or lamella amaibead 81 / 1 "" I. formerly damped flea pat dam 1 leL ilonichalil Port Ilia South African Port and illary . ~. ....... LPL sad Ida. Routh African Madeira and Avaeallade Ma. toll strength. 13s. fid.: earrindy Brandy, 17s. per gallon: Hollsags, tee very bask Us. pre one doses wee. of any four et the above on reetipt, of 30 stamps. ammi arm.. me.—A. UOVGL 29, Woad, London. "POULTRY, BUTTRR, BARS, age, I. IMPORTANT TO PA1111.116, NOTMACIRPISA, to. Boma Poultry, Ng" said Datry4ol Perk hark trots tbe gauntry ovary roorsgag. Ploort Tort Mow Mt por lb. WIlt• skin Doors, by Os side or kilt gig. ; Aneurism Perm by Os 101 l se wart" Ted. to 44. ; Cheddar. SOL to IPA ; Clooklor. Ski ge VOL ; (Motor, ed. to Pd. ; BOW" la to la. It : lei , good salt bettor, to kid.: funk rarc Et 44. per ; young dikter, lo ed.; Ism fowls, trots ▪ be Is. aL : meg turkeys, gs. to fk dd.: Pular Pam r, Si. to : of pot. nu. 6 gd. per lb. ; kJ. lo ggd ca Unge >R lo da mak; boot (multi male) pork sauggpo. U. prit lb. W. lad J. I. TAYLOR. 13. Mkt Plillmerdifest pp N . I HOM(E6P - AtEIO - 0000 A Pommes a Daikkies wank rosiest lamoothricee. sod bedipsnibg power. G II N B.—To SPORTSMEN.—Tho t T widens odors Itardt—e• to 11 1.11" 11. 1111="oppt i dto Goblonoroas WWI: leek Way* Ms dock of 111012M-LIAND 111111,C11 11U1011.1140ADING GUNS. BUGLE aad DUCEILII.IIARIOILLID 11,11 , 10 of every art sad issariptlak alio 11111 , 01.17J1A by the best Loudon waken: with sem of astransadama, to—WRIETLII, 11, danirad, W.C.t . .1.11 . W. will take aiyaldaa La oraisago. fIAUTION.—WATHEREITON and BROODEN ‘J istommisad the public to have t. C.rat Odd dotal ea the lavals•—' PIN Gold and Pure Goid: as applied d haaineri. a Madam WATH EASTON aid BIIIBDSIIII GOLD awl an article, manufactured by than, era Aoki upon this gehtelpi. and at the manufacturers prima Manufactory, hit 111essirset, Covent garden M.C. assays sails of chains yawallbay sac 1.. each —N It This establlahmemt dome at 6 Is Os maks and nn Saturdays d L DitriNO -CASES, DISPATCH BOXES, IItATILLING asd WO/tlt BOXIDI—The tamest Sa l etwasiest Meek Is Lodes at 11. Itagettastreet Qiistraitt. A =aaellestlas maditawal stetioted &A M kita . all ode of pe& Is arsatils, pearl, ivory, and sapper ',nicht. Pr harks. and Church Renters. MOILIIPIIIIC • eked with portraits of the royal bolly. Or pills and lobs% tharmeters, ki•O•• • 0•17 rullog RICICI (ol• abeekom), flogsoLitrost, cOlok•o1. I— OW** ID Dem mod Noe* B ARGAINS for GENTLEMEN.—OLD INDIAN IANDANNAS, owl, one yard room So. 111, IMO la: NO phase of Mond Prows floadkrrehlefi. 10. Iltd. soak worth da : I,Soo Wlk Mau*, Is. 1111 work worth 5a 11 ; VIMPO Phrollisa hid., worth sa : wow MUSU as BAIL= sod mem SM. Implatstreil swArsawr cornor). MIL WILES* (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SISTNO AND SVMXZE STOCK - hoe& fee7l:ierTteli AROOLA len TROUSER& D Raw replete sad ready toe nese Tremors were nelabiated Warm nary Weenie re, Bilge -ATILKET, HANOVERSQUARE, red who la est reasected with any pence lialtatlag ma adver tising in his manse. lIIITARLISH El) I‘th FILBRUART. 1611. AGENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE May 00 •10 ElltedithmtlY. laehtoeably, awl Ilemeeeiceny ledebei 06017. at the Ettabliththeat of 111141.14 and lON MERCHANT TAILORS. WOOLLEN DRAMS, HATTERS. HOSIRRII BOOT am! SHOE MAKER. and CIENIOLAL OUTFITTERS, for ALL CLAMS/. Loudon Houses: Corner ml illoories and Allstate. Velir Claforslotreet. corner of Ilart-street. Conger of Tottenham-court-nod and Estatoa.read. Country gatablisbments Thornton's-buildings. Bridge street. Bradford, Yorkshire. Fnessi:e. , heMebl. 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Fitz-Gerald, to the Nile ; C. Wodebouee, to the Princess Royal ; F.:l. Wetherell, to the Donegal ; IL F. Yeatman, to the Mersey ; G. G. Hunt, to the Edger; and S. S. Smith, to the Nile, additional for 'orrice in the Nimble. Chief Engineer J. Roberts (acting), to the Cossack. Assistant Surgeon A. King, to the Isis. Assistant Paymaster in Charge IL V. Forrest, to the Isis. Midshipmen 0. F. Tudor, to the Aboukir; and E. L. Trstford, to the Prisons ItoyaL Naval Cadets G. Fairfax, to the Centurion ; C. A. Niche:oleos, to the Aboukir ; and A. P. Patton, to the DonegaL CHATHAM, FEEL 26. The Doke of Cambridge baying expressed his intention of reviewing the troop at this garrison this moruing, which be was prevented doing on Saturday last in consequence of the inclement weather, the entire force was tinder anus at 10 o'clock this morning, and formed on Chat hem lines to rimer his Royal Highness, who was expected to arrive at the Chatham station by the 11.8 p.m. train. At the thee sired Major-GeneralEyre,Col. Harness, C. 8., CoL Be., and ihs garrison ate were all in waiting at the station, were a guard of honour of the Royal Engineers, consist lag of 86 men, under the command of Captain H. W. B. D. Demaresq, was drawn up ; but from emus cause his Royal Highness did not arrive. The troops were kept waiting under arms till one o'clock, under the im. Frahm that the Duke would arrive at Chatham by the 12.4$ train from Victoria.station, at which time the rme guard of honour, as well as Major-General Eyre and the staff of the garrison, were again in waiting at the station to receive hie Royal Highness, who however, did not arrive. The troops, who had been under arms several hours, ware accordingly dismissed, and a despatch was subsequently re ceived from the HOMO Guards, announcing that his Royal Highness bad been prevented visiting Chatham this day. 2Orn Sonnir Rinza—On Monday evening a dramatic entestalsensnt took place at the Griffin Assembly rooms, King*" for the benefit of the 20th Surrey Rifles. under the petreenge of her Grace the Duchess of Nestbum• beamed and the nobility and gentry of the district. The play selected for performance was Sheridan Knowles's litioulthatk, Miss Amy Sedgwick, who generously gave lirr services, taking the character of Julia. The other charectere were very respectably acted, especially that of Master Walter by Mr. Armstrong, which was is the highest degree satinfactorv. The entertainment was numerously attended, and no doubt the funds of the amps ' will be considerably increased. THE YELVERTON MAERL4GE CASE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN. (Before Chief Justice Monahan and a Special Jury.) (Continued from yesterday's Jearvan) The Rev. Bernard Mooney was swam and Mr. White side proceeded to eumine him. You are • catholic clergy man. and the parish priest of Rilbrooey you know Major Yelverton and Wm, Yelveetou ? I do.—How loog is it since you saw Major Yelvertoo ? I sew him some time in August, 1858. I saw him first when he and In. Yelverton appeared before me in the chapel of Kilbrooey I saw him secondly in the end of May or beginning of dime, 1858, in a carriage with Mr. Deuvir, at Warren point ; and the next time I saw him was wheu he was 'brought before me to be identified by me. Mr. Deovir, of Newry, is an attorney. Did you see Major Yelvertou a second time that slay ? I did, at the hoteL —Who were present? Major Yelvereen and Mr. Denvir.—How long were you there? Not very long.—You signed nothing? I signed nothing there or any. where else.—When did you first see Mn. Yelvectoli ? Some time previously to the 16th August, 1857 ; I don't remem ber the day of the weak.—Did you take her to the bishop of your diocese? I went with her.—Did you and she see the bishop? We did.—What day of the week was that ? I cannot nay.—Had you her and a gentleman with her on • festival day in your okarth—thefestival of the Assumption? Yea, that was • holiday.—Wee high mass in your chapel on that day ? Then was never high mass in that church once I came there ; there um low urn on that day.—Did they both corns into the chapel? They did.—And were you at the altar? I was in the side rails of the altar. May Ibe allowed, my lord— Mr. Whiteside—Not yet. Did they kneel down before your? They did.—Did they consent to be man and wife in you presence? Yr. Brenseter objected he tide qualion. Mr. Whieende—Did you air the mea whether be would take the woman to be his wife, and did you ask the woman would • she take the man to be her busload ? I asked him first as respected his religion. Mr. Whiteside—l will come to that in a moment. Did you ask the marl would he take the woman to be his wife, and the woman, would she take the man to be her husband , and did they agree to it? Yee.—Was there a piece of money produced? I have no knowledge of a piece of money having been s:med.—Was there a ring produced? I have 10 know of seeing a ring , more than when I was giving a short ex °dation after they had given their unseat I looked down and saw him having his hand on her finger.— tutting the ring on her finger —come now ? Holding the na te. Brewster—l object to this mode of direct examination. Mr. Whiteside—What did you see him do with the ring? I saw him just turning his fingers round on her fingem— Did you ever see • wedding rig put on a finger before? I did, often enough.—Did you pronounce the benediction? I pronounced no benediction.—Had you conversed with the lady several times before you saw her kneeling at the altar? I convened with her on two previous oocasiona, and on the first occasion she told me— Mr. Whiteside--I only asked you that question. Did you ascertain that she was a Rama catholic ? I did.—Did she go to confession ? That is what I will not answer. Mr. Whiteside--Very good. I don't want to press you at all. Chief Jostiee—As I understand, you are not asked what she stated in coatimisa. Witness—But I won't answer anything in respect of con feree). Mr. Whiteside—l don't at all wish to press it. Before Major Yelverton knelt down and agreed to be her bus bend, and put the ring on her Anger, did you oak him or her any quietism, such as " Are you free to many r I did not put the words " free to marry " him.—Did you put questions of that sort to them ? The question I put to him was, what was his religious belief.— What was his reply ? He said I am not much of anything. I asked him what did be mean by that, and I said, " Are you • Roman ca th olic r " I am not," be said. " What are you .^ I said, and then the lady said, " Don't mind. He is not confirmed yet. He went with me frequently to places of catholic worship, bat he is not confirmed yet." Dial," What are your and he said, " I am a protestant catholic." It wee before he said this that she interposed.—Are runnel the word "catholic" was used? I am sure.—Are you sure it was used by him ? I am.—And you are sure it was used by her? I had seethe least doubted her being acatholie.—Was it after that you pit the question, "Wilt thou take this woman to be thy wife?" Allow me to tell-- Answer &Monett after what you have stated that they agreed to be husband and wife ? Yee ; they to he husband and wife. —At the altar after that? agree d e . And you were within the raids? I was.—Are you sure the word " catholic" was need ? I ant.—Are you also sure the word " protestant" was used? Pretense* catholic.—But " protestant" was used? It was. ' Chief Justice—Mrs. Yelvertou was standing sufficiently near to hear everythieg that mewed? Yes. Mr. Whiteside—We know what a protestant means in this country ; but what is that nocogrel thing called • protestant catholic? Have you anything like It down is year pan el the country? I belierre—l ask did you ever meet a more of that particular relig io n before ? I heard -- lam not asking what you heard. Did you ever meet a man that gave you such an answer as that ? I never did.— Did you get your fee ?—As the lady was leaving the church the turned back and gave me two notes. I asked what that was for! She said, * For you." They were two notes of ad. each.— Was one of them for the bishop? Not at &IL Nor did she over say so.—Did the gentleman a pp ear to you to be a military gentleman ? He was drained in plain clothes—Did be speak audibly and distinctly as you bid him? He did, audibly and distinctly.—He repeated the words in the language of the ritual of the church ? I re the words before him, in order to enable him kd to do en. I said the words from memory, and he repeated them distinctly after me.—lineel ing at the altar? Yes.—And she by his aide, kneel ing at the altar? Yes.—And you married them? I re sewed the coesest that was given in the Scotch marriage. I did not marry them, it was solely to remove Mr. Whiteside-1 object to this gentleman giving that answer. I object to any one, if he were the Archbishop of Canterbury, even ; tell us what • marriage is. If he goes through the form, it is for your lordship to decide what it is. Dill you say to Mr. M'Farlans that you married two Roman catholic; on the 15th August? I remember a gentleman calling on me in respect of this marrriage, and I told him— I askyou whetheryou told &gentleman who was with Mr. Bellamy that you had celebrated a marriage ce remony! They asked me, and I said I did not do so. Did you say to them that you had married two catho lic*? I did not.—Did you say they appeared before you"' catholic* on that occasion? I did not. I told them they appeared before me as man and wife, from • previous marriage in Scotland, and that I received the consent.—thin your oath, did you tell these gentlemen that the two per ems that came before you appeared before you as catho lic*? I don't remember any such thing.—Will you swear that you did not? I will swear 1 have no knowledge of it.— Will you swear you did not say it ?-1 will swear I don't remember. But you won't swear positively. Do you know a Mr. W. Burroughs in your neighbourhood !—I do. Did you state in his presence that no trouble could come on you, for that the two persons you married declared themselves to be catholic* ?—I don't remember stating that to him. if he swore you did may that, would youbelieve him ?—I would say certainly that I have no recollection that lever told him. Did any one say anything to you about • prosecution?—Yes. Did Mr. Denny, the attorney?—No. Did you say, if any one did speak to you on that subject, that no prosecution could be maintained, for that the two persona that came before you appeared as catholic' ?—I did not my it to any body I remember. But you can't gay you did not say so?—Not that I remember. You sent that certificate now produced?—Yea And directed the letter to Madame Yelverton with your own hand ?—I did not. Neither the certificate nor the letter was written by me, but by my directions. Who wrote them?—My curate. By your authority ? Yee.—And with your knowledge and anent? Yes.—Now you may go down, sir, I have nothing more to ask you. Croes-examined by Mr. Brewster—An officer of the court in Scotland was sent for me, and I was examined as a witness before the Procurator Final ; 1 tow the lady some days before I saw Major Yelverton, and I went with her to the bishop ; I never saw her produce any paper or deco. meat. Did she not tell you that the gentleman was a protestant ! She told me that she contracted a mar riage. —I am now asking you in reference to a conversation, not of • religious character. Upon your oath did she not tell you the gentleman was a protestant ?—She did. In reference to the ceremony you did perform, is there not, according to the rule of your church, a peculiar dress to be worn by the clergyman at the celebration of a marriage? Mr. Whiteside—l object to that ;if it were a sack he wore on his head it makes no matter when be marries a person in church. Chief Justice—That is not the reason why the question should not be asked. Mr. Whiteside--Does the reality of the marriage depend on the cut of his coat ? Chief Justice—What way were you dreamed when cele brating the ceremony—whatever you call it 7-1 wore • soutane. Mr. Brewster—Wu that all the clerical dries you had on? That was aIL —Was then any other person in the church but you and the two when this ceremony was per formed? No one, to my knowledge. Betty Brennan, the woman who has charge of the chapel, was in the vestry, but did not witness it, to my knowledge. Mr. Brewster—Was Richard Sloane in the chapel on that day? He was trot, to my knowledge ; it was expressly agreed upon between Mn. Yelvertou and myself that no person was to De present lest the secret might be exposed. A Juror (Mr. Long)—What was the secret? Wituese—The secret was that the family were pro- - --• telegram from Cork yesterday states that • fire broke out I ketonic that morn*: on the premises of Yr. Loog. publican, 42, A Juror—l want to know what was the secret. Old George•treet. Seven of the iodates were Inwood to Chief Justice—Yon say it was agreed that there should be death. An explosion of ps was supposed to be the origin nobody in the chapel at the time f Last the secret should of the Ara be exposed. Chief Justice -Aud what was She socret that was not to be exposed?—That it should mat 001110 to the kuowledge of the family, who were protestauda, lest his father should dis inherit Mm. #krrintairr IITSLLIGEHOE. OXFORD FM. M. 836: BALLIOLZ= ooThie afternoon the election to Doan J * vinelleip terminated in favour of Mr. Albert • what/. TM value of thin Nelda! , ship in 1001. lfrer mar, tied in *able for four years. The com Petition tv esninsi MD min of the walks* who hays not exceeded sixties tome el neadlanded elawdhm. Os the present amadom them were de eandidetes, three scholan and altars —earn. Elm madam aim awarded a prize et Sai to Kr. Edward (laird, commoner, behm the next best ommotleer. CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 26. SECOND ADDITIONAL EXAMINATION roa B.A. Druravt—Beidoek, Tria. ; &ales, John's Davies, Trin. ; Lunt, Emma.; Hoans,Jesta ; Johnson, Queues; Knapp, Emma°. klarwood, Pembroke; Plaskitt, Joan's; Pore% Clare ; Shilleto, Christ's ; Walker, Sidney. THE FrrzwlLua Mosner.—A calleoties of engravings hJ Wuollett, bequeathed by the late William Ward, Eq., of the Albany, Leaden, NM Wu placed in the museum. FEN LAST maars GAZETTE. DAX[lU!fl WILLum Darya Satraps, Zl;y7ord:Rent, hrtckmaker, to sur render March 8 at 124, and April 11 at 1, at flasinghall4treet. BMW% lisahmhallnreet ; Mt aelg., Whitmare,liming hall-street. EPa is 80111110, /trig/don, grocer, Warn: IS at 1, and April 10 at It, at ilsalegball-etreet. M., Smith, lenrrenee-lane, City; off. airlg., Stanateld, Basinghall street JONI BLIIIIOOIt ROT!, Cambridge, prlntsellar, March IS at 14, mad Aril to at I, at Banagiailatreet. Son., Tenant, bond man. WalbrWat. mad Whitehead and Prank Cambridge ; ca. as.. Bastitgball-street. WILLEM MALI BILLING/3AX, Oresharn-street, City, auctioneer, M B = o l , l4trind A 10. at 8, at Bulegball-street. Sol., Blocrh, p, Strand; off. mtg., Edwards, Bastouhall- street. _ _ THomAI lloOlti, Bt. Alhans, Hertfordshire, licensed victualler, kiwi It at ty, and April 12 at It, at Basinghalbstreet. SaL, Amen, Etng.street, Guildhall ; off. assig , Edwards, Bssint kallatmet. JANES oars . . Tonbridge.wells, Kent, boot and shoe maker, March 8 and April It at 11, at Basiughalbstreet iota, Carey-street, ln's.inn. and rC e "olf. asidg.. Pennel Li nco l, Onildhalbelumbers. Andrew, Tonbridge- WILLLin Osumi, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire. anchor maker, liar :h 11 and April 8, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sob., Messrs. Wright, Iliniatftham and Homer, Brierley 11111; off. Ara Whitmore, JAMS Wligratar, = I nnkeeper, March 11 and April B, at 11. a 8 Bristol Cond. Bola, Smidiridgo, Gloucester, and Bevan and CO., Bristol : off. Wg., Acnunan, Bristol. Ingo! Bitorittdrroff, .Middloshor . ough, Yorkshire, Innkeeper, Muth 11 and Apil 16, at 11, at Leal. Court. Simplon, Yarns, and CarW and Cudworth, lett& : aC. amig , Hope, Joanna BARNSLIT, South Wingfield, Derbyshire, hay dealer, March 9 and April It at 10, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Soh., Mope, Wirtsworth, and Smith and Burdekin, ebetfiekl ; et art Breath, tlhefileld. JOHN SHIM WHITTAKER, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, mor, March 20 and April 10, at 12, at Leeds Court held at King. ston.upon Hull. Sol., Toynbee, Lincoln ; of. anig., Carrie*, ingston -upon ISAAC PAISICH, Manchester, cheese factor, March 12 and April 0, at It, at Manchester Court. Sal., Leigh, Manchester ; of. seals., Hernaran, Manchester. BAN KRtrPTCY ANNULLED. Feb. 27. Joint ?ancients NICHOLOI and 020101 musk Manchester, cabinet makers. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDING-FP ACTH. 7. at 1 at Baetrighall•atreet—windtwap. UNION DISCOUNT COXPAIT gaItITND), March 1; at 8•111110111111 b street—to prove debts. IMBOLMa TATITIONIRIA AT PORIVOALATRIST. =IOU /IL 6111117_p011113111IONN1 March & C. iliingeoss, bt 7 tillvalk, braes finisher—J. Ooodey, Showell's-buildings. Ilile.eud, bar—J. Feigner. Grlnstm7, Nowthsauptousidre, timer. March S. J. W. Prime. Charlotte.ternie• end Willism.atreet, lumbeth.slesearogroeer —J. Poole, Hope-oottage. Isleworth, Mench 11. T. Bailey. Charlotte-street, Fitsroyoquare, milk Muller. . . March li G.Mogras, Bt. John's-row, City-road, road contractor —T. Capri, Oak Tree John's.wood, cab proprietor. March 5. W. Pliareek, rem, ltarropetreet. Waal, baker—R. Campbell, Leloesiariotsce, Lecesteraptmo—D. Ullta , ironies tea.mors, Torrimpleaermare, cab proprietor—W. Garton, sea., Gardners-lase, Wretrabtater. journeyman ter Pen nelkyartboursorarraco,.. Hyde•park, re . Hooking, Wal., woitb-eantinee, oil satechsta - March S. NAL T. IL Dickinson, labors-eottagee, Battersea, alert b bot, orders—A. Moore, Waihrook-row, llorton New town, cooper—lt. Prater, Shalford, Surrey, Journeyman brick layer—lL Morris. Eseteretreet, Strand, imuseyroan harness maker—J. Parkins. Viarwiek-villsa, Mosnertos‘ late a publican— . J. Clark, Granby-mews, Hampstead-road, ash proprietor—W. H. R. Beaty, Farnham. Surrey, Wormy. March 13. W. Wilkes, son., John's-mews, Bedford.row, lour neyman wheelwright—A. L Goodman, Piazza, Covent-garden— Z. Shumoods, -street, Camberwell, hat maker—W. 11. Courtier. Moore's- , Camden town, grocer—T. Dilworth, Albert-street sod Cambridge-road, Mile-end, surgeon's ambient —J Nippon, Cuntherland.place, Beyewater, omnibus pro prietor—A. Mutter. Chespsbie, City, agent for the sale of woollen goods—J. Page, jun., Wood-street, OpitalSolds, manager to a hoot and shoe maker. Feb. SS. G. T. Moede, I;;Sdise 7 streeT, Lambeth, manager tc an Ironfounder—R. Abraham. White Hone-yard, Isury-lane, furniture broker—W. Long. Queen-street, Stepney, commlaales agent—J. Castle, Boundaryatrett, Shorediteb, sawyer—J. T. Rama, Church-street, Spitainelds, commercial traveller—O. F. Upward, Harewood.equare, Dorset-square, stockbrokers' clerk— K. R. Downrnsn, Northumberlaad.street. commission agent—J. F. Maxwell, Wentworth-road, Bow, mariner—M. Cunningham. Gommerclal.place, Kentish-town—J. L Crippen, Croydon, Sur rey, merchant's clerk—W. I'. Hones, Southwark.bridge-read, Southwark, general merchant—C. 11. Snell, New-road, (Ammer. claimed East, and Sarage.gantens, Crutched.friare, Iron mer chant—T. J. Tobin, Surf natrarticu.place, Stepney, house agent —T. Mills, Marine-street, Bermondsey, tailor —F. Raiment, Melville-terrace. Idington—T. Orme, Stangate-street, Lambeth, Journeyman saddler—J. Baker, Pratt.street, Camden , town, porter at a bookseller's—J. it.,sentall. Ilertfonlatreet, Mayfair. general dealer—l. F. Langdale, Ilatton.garden, manufacturer of hair dye—P. A. Carter, l'oleshillatreet, Pimlico, horse dealer —R. B. Sparrow, Bollevueldsce, Mileend.road. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. --......._ 7011/1 NEWT IO and Jon splaurron WIL[III9ON, Wolverhampton, drapers.-alividend of as. Id., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingh. if/MELIA LiL am MS Maim ILMitis—lat dividend*/ Oa 61d., March 6 and any subsequent DI ed VlDED& nesday, st Morgans, Liverpool March 19. A. Wistdahl, Lower Thamesetrest, City, ship broker —March 19. T. J. Fenton, Llineetnset, City, and St. Mary-le- Strand-place, Old Kent-road, wine merchant—March 19. J. Bead, Bast-street, Bloonubury, licensed victualler—March 21. J. Hart, Crown-street, Finsbury, boot manufacturer—March 11. B. btu , rant and 0. Brock, Nerwtch, tallow slandiens—Mareh J. trAr i ll ilin t t° 4 J. Wald. lw Quay , But Riding assitrich, Y orkshire, coach vie. builder—lie:eh 22. T. Byers, Liverpool, tailor. CIRTIPICATEB to to granted, unions camas be shown to the emboacet or {Mote the day of March 19. J.J. Cbrk, Aldersgate-street, m C s it, i teather mer chant—March 19. J. George. Pemberton-row, C.ty: licensed vic. tualler—Marth IL N. Crotched-trm. Cit). sad Alb pleas, Goodman's-Sisk* ship broker—March 20. IL Guest, Black. hiaroroad, ironmonger—March 20. H. HolUngdale, Medlar, Kent, hay dealer—March SO. L. R. Poole and B. Bryan, Hew Oa. ford-street, and Northampton, boot manufacturen—March 19. D. Wheldon, Northampton, Iron merchant—April 11. J. Demp sey, Rooky Hill, Audenshaw, Lancashire, grocer—March 20. IJ. W. Lawson, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, cotton spinner—April 10..1. W. Clappison, Kingston- upon .llull, York shire, jeweller—Amil 10. H. . Laren!. Hull. Jeweller. PAZTIMIIIIIIIIDIEBOLVID. W. W. Temple and W. Windsor, Blomileld-street, City, attor neys—J. March, jun., and J. W. Barnes, Newcastle-on-Tyne, lire brick manufacturers—J. Porteous and S. S. Oregson, Beck. focal-row, Walwortheoad, drapers—C. Gray, W. Gray, E. Gray, and J. Grey, Shelfield, Yorkshire, saw manufacturers, so fsr as regards C. Gray—J. Gawkroger and J. If ynam, Chart Indus, near Reigate : Prince's.square, Finsbury , and Halifax, York shire. ileulers In fullers'-earth—R. E. Parker and R. Parker, A xbridge, Somersetehire, solicitors—lL N. Hazard and W. W. C..ilitta, Liverpool, manufacturers of warming and ventilating ap. , paratus—W. Mosey and W. Jackson. Hutton Crsnswick and ' iikertt, Yorkshire, owners of steam thrashing marlines—lf. Ace naldson andJ. Leeman, Allhallowttehanthers, Lombardatreet, City, ship and Insurance brokers—H. Snowdon and W. li. Em met, Lemls, Yorkshire, attorneys—J. Stuart and J. G. Stuart, Anstinfrian, City, merchante—Y. C. Wilkins, B. Sharp, and F. O. Wilkins. Great Wlnchester.ttreet, City, bullion broken, so far as regards B. Sharp—R. Martineau, it. F. Martineau, B. Smith, and B. Smith, jun., Birmingham. merchants, so far as regents R. Martineau—O. Hurt and W. Manners, Nottingham, patent fleecy hosiers—W. Ford, T. Procter, and W. A. Alcorn, Derby, sewing machine manufacturers—J. Speeding and J. Smith, Monkwearrnouth, Durham, canvas manufacturers—T. Brmletott and J. T. Cox, Russellinewa Loadon-strect, Fitzroy. %ewe. blind makers—E. Ashworth and 0. Maden, Mellor, Der byshire, cotton mannfacturen—J. Town and L. Lancaster, Kelghley, Yorkshire, bobbin makers—C. W. It Gartner and W. S. Mitchell, Lower Ashby-street, Northampton-square, watch and chronometer makers—H. Turner HMI O. Hodgkinaon, Shef field, Yorkshire, steel crinoline raanufacturers—F. Baldwin, R. Platt. J. Chetwin, R. Salisbury, and W. Nicholls, Newburgh. • Lancashire, brick and the makers—J. Rollick and K Hollick, Poplar, shippers and llnendrapers—R. Waned and A. Brawn', Wells-street, Oxford-street, wine and spirit mercLants—J. Ryley and C. Ells, Great Bolton, Lancashire, Joiners—J. Lamaden and Cb., Aberdeen, rs—W. Beattie, G. Beattie, and A. Beattie, Edinburgh, builders. en far as recants G. Beattie. SCOTCH IMPUBSTRATIONS. DA'si%L CuwpoßD, ARCHIBALD CRAWYORD, and ANDREW CRAW roan, Milacron, near Glasgow, dyers, Feb. 28, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. James GALT. Whlteshaw, Carluke, farmer, March 4, at the Fa culty Hall, Glasgow. JOHN WIGHT, Edinburgh, stabler and horse dealer, Much 6, at Kennedy's Ship Hotel, Edinburgh. JOHN ROSSI!) and BOIHMT ALIMANDIR RogAtn, Paisley, shawl manufacturers. March 6, at the County Hotel, Paisley. Jona CAsinitTuadergarth, Dumfriesshire, sheep dealer, March 4, at the Khs(s Arms Inn, Lockerble. JOHN DAVIS. Wear ow, merchant, March 8, at the Queen's Hotel, Glasenw. ARCHIBALD MACALINTRI, West Clyth, near Lybster, Caithness shire, fishenrer and brmer, March 6, at Leith's Caledonian Hotel, Wick. MARGARET MACLACRIAIT, Lochmaddy, Inverness - shire, Inn keeper, March 111, at the Court-house. Lochmaddy. Flu Alto Lose or Swing Lune tx Coax.—A Chia[ Justice—But what WAS the secret! Theis moral of consent. _ A Juror (Mr. Long)—l wish to know what you took the 10(. for? She pee it to me. the oocarion. Jaror—What dM you take it for? For b e f o g prompt on Another Juror—ls that the usual fee for renewing a coo amt! It is not. Jura—What is the send fee fora marriage? The usual fee we melee is IL iotTever tell anyone you got 101. ? I did. J uror _ ind you gay for what? I told them I got IC./. from the lady when she was about to leave the church, and that I believed that it was for being present at the renewal of the consent given. Birewster—Do 7en keep a mistry of mucks's in the parish ? I do. (Registry produ.) Mr. Brewster asked if there was any entry in it of • mar. urge between Major Yelverton and the lady. Mr. Whitesicleolrjected to the question, which was Mowed to be put, subject to the objection. Chief Justiee—ls there any entry in reference to what' occurred on the day in question ? No entry of that kind, and the lady would not allow me to make an entry. She asked ma to enter It in my private register. I told her I had no register but a public one, and she said that would avow their secret. . _ _ Chef Justice—And it was not entered It was not entered. Re-examined by Mr. Whiteside—When did that talte place' in the chapel after the ceremony.—And the gentleman was standing bends her ? Re was.—You have IMmed, sad very rightly,. to relate anything that occurred IA the con tuitional, bat you say she told you the geittlesew etas w protestant? She dld.—dad After she told you that you asked him what rehgton he was, and he said he waste " pro testant catholic?' Win Ibe at liberty to—Not until you answer that. She told mabsfore we went to the la diop-.-- You stated she told you he was a protestant. I ask you was that in the presence of the bishop!—That was before we went to the bishop. I never heard her my he was a cathcdieentil she said so in the presence of the bishop. And thelithop gave you authority to mem them'—He pee me authority to renew the consent. Of marriage !— MA of Marriage ; to renew the outwit of the previous • lus if i n P4 nrer—A mambo consent I—A previous marriage consent contra c ted in Scotland , to satisfy the scruples of • the lady. Mr. Whiteside—Are not the words "lawful in marriage" in that certificate !—Yes ; but I have a right to explain why I gave it in that form, The menu was this :—I received a letter from the lady telling me that she expected the arrival de little stranger, miring me for a certificate • and I gave it for the purpose c ith roving that she was valid; •I married, and that he cluld t be baptised legitimately- That was the reason ; and had thought it would hale been used for any other purpose than that for which r ove it-4o have the child baptised legitimately—to toddy the' foreign clergyman into whose hands I thought it was to fall—if I thought it was to be used for this purpose, I would have cut off my right hand sooner than have given WI" Before you go back to Rostrevor answer me a question—is it the practice, or is it usual for catholic priests to certify , falsehoods under their hands! No. You may go down now. • The farther hearing of the case wee then adjourned to yeiderday morning. ,; r THE FALLING IN 01P_A RAILWAY 2117NNRIba SHEFFIELD, TIMMY. The work of excavation has been going on union terruptedly sines see o'clock yesterday aftereoon, whatsi it was stemmed under the authority of Mr. Reynolds„ the builder. It has requited in the recovery of tiro' bodies, but at such a depth that it is evident there would, bees bees no thence of their being got out alive, swap if the work of excavation bad been followed up without interruption. The work is being closely followed up by relays of 20 men, • stage having been formed, and the earth being dug out in • regular systematic manner. About three o'clock this morning the body of Thome Booth was found. He was lying on his right side, wilk bnt few external wounds, death baying been caused either by suffocation or by internal injuries. The other . corpse was got out about half-past four. It wpm' deeply embedded in the earth and stones, and great difib. why was experienced in extricating it, one arm being buried in a direction straight down from the body. Bru tus/1y the men bad to attach a rope to the body and pull it out, it being found impossible to clear away the large stones which-surrounded it. The corpse presented an awful spectacle, the body being one mass of bruises. Several harrowfuls at blood mixed with stones and earth were car ried away. The poor fellow had fallen head foremost, and his body was lying in that position. We can now furnish a correct list of the men killed. M amen that the acted number who fell with tha. tunnel was seven, one being got alive, and six killed. James Lambert, of Woodeide-lane, the man who was got out alive and taken to the infirmary, was only injured about the bead, and that not Yen' seriously. The, body recovered yesterday morning was that of John Harriman, of Woodekledue, brother-in-law to Lambert. He came from Geuther, in Lincolnshire, and had been at work here about a week at the time of his death. He had a wife, but no family. The bodies recovered this meaning were those of Thomas Booth and William Booth,. brothers, 11 • together in Walker-street. Thomas was unmarried; Wi bas left a widow and one child. The other three bodies which have not yet been recovered are those of James Maley, of Lambert-street, who has left a widow and family ; Henry Booth (not married), brother to and living with the other Booth ; and Samuel Lawton, of No. 2, Court, Daisy-milk, who was married. It fortunately happawd that in calreequence of a strike for • alight advance of wages, which took effect on the you morning of the Accident ! there were fewer men at work than there would otherwise have been. Mr. Reynolds, who refused to comply with their demands, endeavoured to overcome the difficulty by obtaining men to fill the places of those who had left. This, however, he bad only par belly effected. Ordinarily, there would have been about thirty men at work ; but on the morning of the accident there were eight men working on the spot near to where the accident happened. Of these only one escaped altogether —Thomas Wright. He worked on the building, and heard the noise of planks cracking. Immediately there was a cry that the wall of the building was falling, and all the men, except Wright, who were upon it rushed to the land over the tunnel as • place of safety, when in reality they were going to their own destruction. Wright, how ever, ran to another part of the building, and so escaped. Sir brae Morley, chairmen of the Works Committee of the Midland Railway Company, has beep on the spot ; and the work of excavating is progressing under the superintendence of Mr. Crawley, engineer to the company, who arrived yesterday afternoon in pursuance of the telegram forwarded by Mr. Cobby. The actual length of the tunnel which has fallen is 73 yards. The scene of the catastrophe presents • graphic picture. Is the centre there is a great hollow, where the tunnel has collapsed and fallen in, and where the men are buried. At each sad of the hollow there are the brokeu ends of collapsed tunnel, bent from the original curve and threaten big a still further &IL On the one side there are the stabling works, which were in progress, and the aide of which, fronting the tunnel, is shattered with its fall On the other side the rock rises up precipitously, sloping backwards towards the top, on which, only a few feet from the edge of the precipice beneath, stands the extensive range of build ings occupied by Mr. Lockwood. A very small further tali of earth must have brought these buildings partly down, and they now look anything but secure. The house front ing Spital-hill has several large cracks io the lower pert. A later despatch, dated 2 o'clock, states that the three re maining bodies had been discovered in • frightfully muti lated state.. Mtuntiou? AND DREININAKT.IIB' PROVIDENT AND BENEVOLENT INET/TUTIOIL — AL the thirteenth annual meeting,. held yesterday, a report was adopted which stated that during the rest year only one lady had been admitted Qmember. The institution now consists of 132 members. of whom 53 are life, and 79 are annual subscribers. During the year ending the 31st of January, 1661, the receipts amounted to SW. 6s. Bd., and after deducting the expendi ture there remained a balance at the bankers of 1661. Os. The assets of the institution are :—Stock in New Three per Cents. (7,606/. 12s. Ild.), 7,1901. ; balance at the banker's, 1661. Cle. lid. ; members' subscriptions due, 59/. 4s. Gd. • non-members ditto, 371. ss. tel. ; total, 7.4521. 10s. Gd. The annual revenue is:—From dividends, 216/. 12s. 10d. ; from members' subscriptions, 1191. 2a fid. ; from 11011•MOIll• bers' ditto, 1321. 4s. 6d. ; total, 469/. 19s. 101 Only ..05 of the younger members of the institution has required pecuniary angitance since the last annual meeting. Although the directors do not consider it prudent to grant fixed auuuities until the whole of the proposed capital of the institution is realised, they have felt it their duty to respond to the calls of four of the aged mcinhen, who am labouring under infirmities which incapacitate them from earnings livelihood. As these payment+ will be renewed from time to time, as long as them vesoty exists, the reci pients will probably become permanently dependent npon the funds. Many of the members of the institution have derived benefit from the attention and skill of the medical officers during the part year. cad on Monday considerable accumulations of FLOOD'! IN THE BAsr.--Saturtlay and Sunday witnessed the fall of a great quantity of rain in the eastern taken place on all the low lands of Norfolk, SU, f aaleri o r l c k t , had; and Essex. At Handforti-hall, near Ipswich, the family remained up all Sunday night, as it was feared that the flood would force itself into the lower part of the house, sad probably similar apprehensions were entertained in other quarters. Yesterday morning was fine and bright, and vast glittering sheets of water were still observable in sll_ths ' • SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable to permed attraction, and to health and longevity by the =milientloo of heel ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pearl rim, a white powder composed of the choicest and most rociserthe hagrediento of the oriental herbal. It estirpstee all tertaruns adieselsins to the teeth, and mares a pearl-like white am to the answillied surface . amide the further progress of dew of SM Iselb. mil Induces a Meillty action of the gum The brunet saw bus lbs efelabreous sad disinfecting qualities of the 011enes. sinks • peril, sad intdrance truly grateful to its peinsnor lens Is SI per boa. Cantiori.—Tbe wards Row- Wads' Odonts." dies, ere en the label, sled A. Rowland and boss. am, mai IS, by elesenes Tisaiss on the summand stamp. Saki by oseW nol perfusion. ~'