The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-07 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAXENT..' ROUSE OF LORDS.TrispiTs MAIM S. Tee loss CILANCIILLOM seek lie sees. the Weeks& et iv* o'clock. ANNEXATION Or GAVOT. The Earl of ELLENSOROCOH wished to ark • gum- Ihma--mae i bee it e t sit, sod if so at whet time, Menefee of law ors goverment reepentag the annexaibil of Savoy mad Nies to France we communicated to the Umiak I'M/MAI, e,d .\a. ciao goreranemate, asul whigh.:r reps had bees taken to obtain then co-operation in inducing Fuses to &atm into that de.ten. The Duke of NEWCASTLE had no difficulty in saawar- Mg the questien if his noble friend. The view* of her Ids r.gra _:..r.,11/13.:12I with respect to the proposed anonatkm bar qi to France had been communicated to the three pnwer.--earaely, Prussia, Amnia, end Russia. The term watch th,..d caumenicatione had taken had bean to mod ea tbowt wren tLe dcmatchere addressed by the Se. ere . ary a State for Foreign Affairs to Lord Cow with them, at the acme time, near &nab:An revived from Lord Cowley time 8:r Jouse Hada" the of wt th had been laid o• the 1410. a. As regarded the time at which those deponents were ant, thwa of hie arble friend wire dsied the 28.0 of Jonsaty ant the 11th of February. The cotoratuuntions to Bern& end Virtue were forwarded on the 17th of February, and that to St. Petersburg on the 26th of the same atteY. In reply to the further queetion of Lis cohlo hind, whether I.r :4 .j...ty'a g. , iernruent bd inited the co-operation of thee. 1....t0rt0 to a bruteet to Franco, he b l ucid to my that Coao.ptoticappti.s:tuni.ithatnaturehadbeeawde. The noble eat sad ted•eued ainteihing like an opinion as his part that Were *lilted be • c tlnter alliance with those powers, but aothing of .hat ant had been said in the despatches. He was quite sure novrthet If his noble friend referred to the despatches on the table he would me that thepow to theta those entree/deans* were addrested could ham an dianlty in anertatang the strut; views which leg 'Nejesty a goveriumat entertained on this tubing. Tie Earl oe DEREY wished to mak mother garde% which be had no doubt the noble duke would answered mesa On ex uniaing the dmpstch from Lord Cowley, doted the 95th art February, he found a reference to a despaleb which Lid Cowley wrote on the pnvrous day to Lord John Rum mel ea the subject of the anneintion of Savoy. There did not appear to be in the papers any communication of the pervious day. He (the Earl of Derby) saw another (10123111tI• wntieo on the same day, but it appeared that that to▪ ok plata after the:rne to which he referred. He welled le know endue there was any other despatch besting dam the 24A of February ? The Due of NEWCASTLE said that a mistake of orate- Moe hat beta m cis. There was a despatch bearing date the 24:11 February, bat it di 1 not appear to be of any particular Mportmoe. There Wilt nut the smallest objection to its Ming laid on the table, and his n ibis friend the Ceder-Sr eretary for Forage AIM:* had it then in his hand for the purpose. THE FRENCH TREATY. The Duke of NEWCASTLE said the home would meth lest as the preen= bight be mendoned the course width the goventoreat propoeed to tam respecting the address re bates to the coonnermal treaty Irak France. Taira. lord eb.pe were no doubt aware that the moths I. the House of Commons bed bees postponed from lestskitht till Thursday; end it would therefore be impossible to sore the earth; in that berme cm se early a ay as bed bus istimaisd. It might emir op is thee for soden to be giths for Musda oth er but se wee possible th at the deli, In the hoots would be adjourned, and es k maid he roeveatest to their lordthips ben a day alsidvely lied tor the diecoasioe there, ha bogged to Thureday la seat week, which would do equity well, the ad dress came spirts the otbur bottle cm Frkley sr es Monday. The ISM of DERBY wield not eldest to ?May next Wag flud for the addree. , bat a noble - Uri led a notice the paper for that sight olden to the heist. The Duke et NEWCASTLE hoped that the sable lard would be induced to postpone bla modes tar a day cr two. He wadi vitamin's , " with bhe oo the subject. :be Reknit end %Bynum Railway Company sad the Cs:ricking= and 'Arne sad Cheat Northers sad Wasters et Deltoid Railway Ildh were sevenlly reed a third tame sad Immo& A die •thros them mese spp.as the Onend Canal, Midland Oren Wears, sad Great boslhrs sad Weston' Railway Cuethesiso (Iretaad) BJI, la which Lords Oiserial Lseth, Nonresgle, &eked.* Itheiberse. Weremeetkl Suaky el Al•lerley took pare, who thrersky oblested to the seal *at of the bill, which Wes sot apperest from the liele. Tim Dwollian f w lAboarisi Crams (Inked) DM sad thu Allersere astMlicators dal sin nod s soesed dam Lief MONTI/MA rood for Niko at dr Erma; based es diluted repro free the MOW pedilleliss sad dirtier is lads*, esti tibitetiai W Noma or I nottriel =; of disraid b.assielly pip rod sad Isid srlarirt seise dr his sad dad sf Vigor* sop.. 106, swiss ; Gra all dr apropperims Isiers dr gorosmai all lair sad it boas p•usaisat 744141 tarots; sad also, rain et asi osnelassdasse barns Uo Salo t a ladio sad N. parsamat sa N. 5.4. t of dr Miners is • gsvormosi Wet awl poor sonsary Ihrtie. Ur Dabs is AILOT LL rid ihs sisibilsal alms said So his as bus parrod is the Isdialiscrs; as ass, Mr sea r dry arid b. soriosd wall Ile rid bidirt osi=With weed N. Wars Id Wawa oa as ` M INI r N isarid 100 pri /ai &roads ar so palms M lifers ea m gm 7:11ro pert ef bdre Meet was iiiimmely pima is sad thiter pert eitws. lordabips ettleursei dor* oily 7 o'clock. HOUSE OF CONLMONL—Thamy, MAacx 6. TM itP1•1111 sodii the ohs* oil 4 etalsek. NNW war. Oa Se whoa of 112. BRAND. a lOW Writ wee ordered it ebb Way el Wmeetor letMo roger of Mr. W. Loam, *he bee NN Id We Aloe of Me Chian Handrail. SAVOY AID NICE. Mr. MINOLILILI wild-1 beg le pries Dories ths= ce Merle+ heft that am heath address be So ber sbriedmi Mirjesty for haring asesel prossaisd ee This hem the oterepeadisce nesting the proposed seeseades ef Ilevey sad Mice to Prism. sad rho ream of yeses sad miry, and he treaties el Alms and kinds*. yeeseatall W this lour passant so the adders of the Hilt of Fobesery lest, for " eatesces of lie sties by ebb Is km Majesty le os usialate hoes rety seipeheleas sereirodeg the thois af Fresco ." Me Ile deep ahem midi with Hilo bar hes bused et the seaemplesed reasseelka of &my eel Los r the dupe of haat% seat curs bee Majesty at the reelecting with Idea this hems ersoil lora that bre Mejesly bed belted he ibis pewee wise WWI parties is the eteee.eassiseed leselles of Meese and hisahhip to jots with be, la eadsavalrety to weft the realbehou of • project which has nekeldhaste sed alma Is Remove. THE TREATY MITI FRAZIER. Mr. HOUR AN—I sled settee that, is the aistlea hr an Wm= ba the crows of the Preach amity ai commerce, I sell mom, ea as WMfrs , tliefollowiag words:— " Humbly to t to her Majesty that, Is the opiates of Ham house. attic •II of the 'rimy harems antedeseary arid impolitic reetnetion on the tows sod legislature of this onestry to which this beam mama meat, and preying bar ilejereT to react the mimeos of ties snide of the treaty.' (" Ob, oh.") TB/ BALLOT. Mr. H. BERKELEY can notice Mr Me annual mote e• the ballot for Mk. 22nd inm. mynas DISABILITIES. .-..- Sr. T. DUNCollliffr igsrosicitiog ----- tia;Tii; would out that day fortnight ask lam to brigs Is • bill to mooed tba got 2141 and 22nd Viet., c. 49, 'stabil "An Act for tbs Rend of law 14r,josty's Bnbjrct• proforitiag tbo Jewish &SUOMI." LUNACY IN SCOTLAND. Mr. STIRLING ..td the Semeamy d SIM 6r lb. Haim Depenmat whether it wee the Inemdan ell bar Majesty% goverment to laming@ hie I. the Act mem mike, ay bill to mend the (Sootland) Mr. S. RILL also maid My N was that the Scotch Re form Bill hod a A bees Med to members, whilst the Imps& and Irish RefeemßUla had been ? air G. C. LEWIS replied to . tbs Mat queries dot tbs wafter warn nadir wratittaratioa ; led to Lb, asssad, last tbs 'ketch NU tram Si prams b.lb surastad by the pilaw, aad would probably b. Issas bode el isumbirs le-monvir tiff). SAVOY AND NICE. _ _ Lord J. RIISSEIIirai es thiteil;seiedditional despatch Imes Earl Cowley to the bolds lord, dated January the 24th, sad Mewed to u the despatch of Joavairp 26. wk, touching the proposed easexatioe of Savoy sod Nies to Fnizicir i Sir J. WALSH eked whether the would be any ob retire to ley 02 the tale of the house say additional de evetcbes relating toils, stables of Savoy sad , or leavened Aare the lase iodises Lid upon the table Letl J. RUSSELL—It to, I meat ley, Mbar an limn meet mama valid poem of vrotiollirtr poi on 'hi c rr•taiting ft oiler rib** awe Iquirles taapeatieg adir•—•bialt me the as" deltas d all Wont— aboald pet veleta say seise. (Hoar, bast.) lam eat prostat prepared to say ',bother a sot the mon is goo. data a.s too prob., ad. but as tom aa tee irovoroolenf fool glom am do so atilt propriety, airy will lay atto ca tee Lai!. ____ Mr. DISRAELI—I give Dodo that I will to-marrow make lepury reepeettag rivets Noon from Lord Oworkry to the sobie lard the Maus of INNS be Ira4ps Allen which have beam rolhosol it ilo wo hada Lod J. ItUSSILL we endeeneadl b sr he did not beer why riet r ts. enabiors aband irk tot the pro dortos of thoser. Mr. IMIRSJILI-1 kr • seed ram kr so erre, mad Akin 1 1 1•18 gy MOM bo-siorrow, vim I pat the wean. --- - - BALI wiD !Tactual" OP COMMISSIONS. Ss DI L. 'VANS snot ast as burabla address be prielled le kr 47 .6 i t o ba t ta t tio u wased ba ss @lamb mai at romalaskas fa Use bee wed *biro to gaudy' 0010, :11 1111.7 'My 0f 746•00 by •7 0 ' •• Pe. maths pi* alla= • aa;eadell ea w wises of earl Dm* i ed him. Miler each mpg. Wm se bet alai be eleased &rex npi WEDNESDATAPTENING, WWII 7, ; pm TIN nil bon. 11 1011=thilepeenthi le oddment. ou.. la so law • ensgt wise tint woh heam id OM freqhmatly even guess at bth nesteril. He was madonna b say that he did lot propels% abolish the wenn of coo minion at once, but asked the hone., ea • beginning, to terry on the recommendeuens of the royal concision, and te ge • eery slight degree farther in the man of who& he eateeived to be reform in our military system. It was WWI known to the Iv use that many member, of the commission, imploding. be Intend he might say, the right hoe. patri cian the present Secretary for War, were desirous of going • little farther, and of Whim( Itenusiant-encoels and majors is tier noo• purchasing ranks. Taking a series of three nen, it appeared that ii toe tiro • sum of 67,0001. was paid for the COMW111:001 of those two ranks of Olen • in the melt earn • sum of 82,000 f , sad I. the third • him et 611,56 V. They might sesame that to be the ratio of demean. The hon. and gallant member was understood to com plain of • system which enabled the incompetent to take the plans of the competent. lie had known able and meritorious 'Alcoa frequently peeked over although strongly nem minded for promotion. The bin. and gallon patianaa thee, as understood, referred to the conduct sad operation of the army in the Crimea, and the subsequent inquiry at Chslees, and to the system of exchanges in the army which he condemned, but not • tingle pianist* natence of in hon. and gallant laniber's observe:bus reached the gaiety, although hi wee frequently interrupted by honour able ni-mberw 'sitting around hint , telling him to speak up. The boa. an d gallant mambas prornied to reed, in as ex- I newly lowvicious nuns awl testa, front which be woo understood to infer that rbe sompeitive system hay. fag venal se wall la the civil departimmat to thie country sad is the sissy is Frans might week pest .news he S tandard Into the British army. The artil lery had ben rest oiliest during tLe Crimean war, sad preserved most ef their horses, whilst the °swain weee theS saivermally unhorsed. The gallant officer 11•113 Amid to the Tonnes is the cavalry, then haring boa 66 comenne nerd ea the 15th of February int. The hon. and gallant gentlemma roomed he seat after ham big adorned to• Moue for two hours, during which he was donee totally issollible to the gallery. Mr. RICH, to esseseding the sodas said be ad wail el* he &tram from the smelt ei eclairs who had obteind ion lecause many it than were met of the highest tones, and bed dear piked ranks is the Odd, the rah of loony posed ever the ham& of all the rest okras (heir morn, and it therefore roues substantially • poi* shadier posodes should be eseund by sew es sok /MI MS bed eileitted that the present spats Nil sat he tharied in the abstract. The noble lord at the heed ef es government said that if the army had to be rserprised he was be stomely opposed to the prongs epees. Mt illot it no sow diflcult to ending it. Bat it wee said tie tbs enter attar all kept up the anon Mtn sew. IT that port he joined be... If the melon spies bodies of Ulcers of the right sad thing my ils the arral striae in which they ware plead, thee be mull neat that it was good; bat did it do so ? It wee trim Is take the present state of the only, benne is enespros et the sus is which ISO Illisprily bed boa ewer duels, the last few pears, it had bass irinseed to en morrow urn, and was set in Us semi eaditioe ; hut prig book to MI, the period bin *as pest sepos ••ei ha hand that the nerage ea et dime was se fuller : &ad cursr, 21; lisubssmai betwo i xt .„. lll st a.. a d 29 . HI ; wtake. between Yard 44; __l iwelinebelei,_. buitesiallised ID, iissinenrnismod. ' ; ••°. a 110= TO. Win *see the ages at whit* diem should theme mirosodst At • period prang 1811 don well MI Inds, 60, In woe older thes ihe ler Dohs IF whoa heirdolegn bleasordetter 16yeess romonfog, Oveyeereeihr diesDispeless erns hissweed was bona at WiterW. • ma abets the aged 80 was no longer capable of co a regnant Is the field. He contended that both ' sod perehasa bed failed. What they now required w a rem et admin. The Don of Wellington felt this ee strogiy est he Ind as order that say officer who pre a use beyond the regulation price fra • • onemisaint should be lastaatly combined, yet though be ked • rose heart snd • Aram will In was embed, iisheded; mad sow it wee rid dent lot 111•11MinieS11 should be all et adds Ind prior, whisk less shit Imes the esurbslssris sold at low SO he lOW pa rot am the edgatesla pies The weber opts= Wended two cresse--ess, One yore nes stings karteme,whonntinto the away mad wen phi wiling to pot throseives ta the very grog eidentm. dad it was • very geed thing for those yew non to be bewmpt in is mash a school, but it was not I gaol thiag he the army ; for, with their terrines of heart sad Mass of pain they introduced such a spine of extra- ZrMe the inn that sober pee* were afraid to trust et . ne M the saweby reglosests is seam et the • essoed mho seseind of nag • rem with bet= eel dear heeds, who esoillosil thaw all to earths promotion. Valenta oil heave Sion they were ; bat the thee one at last who the wished hi Mire, after eta the rank of reber-gessrsi. The allowance would be lON. sr COL, bet tansy el them ntheed to hake it, and then they get plops doable that ia order that they right be able he newap the wassey they bud spirt, (Ns) What eseened in the tory t It the spyondsatheft prondos wee dew, but there wen Sepses at nehmen ; sod poseetro, though dew, we yet sub uses sapid then in the may. The hrs. petieses senholsdi thw e nsilog the awls. Orr* L. VllllB preps* so areadoest as M hos : 'That Anus _prensilso to the seniority amps milady 'abates, viz., the Hopei Minim Royal Illogissers, an Royal Marian, be et as mooldbessep sionerer, , this bone is of „opines that IS is sot degroble le nerd the ✓alorlty system to the whole se the saw." When is was aot for him to adobe what was the best system kw the army, he might vesture le denewise se the went tint under which he himself sad ethics had ported he yeses-the seniority entstra• C nail DICKSON, to apperdets the enesisset ors sr Winne whin the pas sawn' se t he pre- Alas et e( the limy, by puhltaltrag weinadel Amps. He was oohs aims hs said, that pest shuns had crept to =dr the porcine sperm, but then was • net difinees between improvement sad total tiestwomdea. If *sweeten grew wee abolished it was impends he $ peer on to were • tawdry signer War the pay was imerssest es • vary largs eaten. Is genies would ant the country • line ismit sad the *elm wadi or foil to re, ester die =lielesties, se iler MEI Was • nerdy, would , is his . be the rah et ehe British easy by eatingrailleg the esprit w ewes, see sties loft hatures. ill. P. 011,1111131 thought it wadi bon been sore area it her Mehwre goverasent hod entered soder the ofrommetwesse et • prifing treaty fres Fodder tondos, &Union Is lb Fres& union Irby shodd the wrens netts be sq owe sesserry be this it wee is Frans Astoria, fir Paola ? He repeated to bear that et lass to polite minis be Whore mathroatir sod ths edam a mabikske bad ben dame pd la order le w e ttangs clan eel bait. Te the bon he was as aeon bet thought • knowledge of preeedies algid be rare sold lea oilltary mem thee arm eirooses ono. Sir F. SMITH ebeened that ft Was with peat pan be differed hogs the bon. sal pint Ramble he Westminster, sad empelelly new_ • print SD demob connoted with the army. He banned that the system, particularly such me that width the t were now panne would make the lain nom In the wend, sad that they wed/ hen the nit eilleure is ea ran. (Her, bee.) The passant woe prig a is the right way sod he biped they wield perearre. (Hear, hew. Capha JILRVIS sail he believed th e intention of the ) bee. and piton general was to open up the army to the middle dress note thes it was et t. Now if they did that the house mast list see wtrker the country would peat the mean whin well be anessery. It elawald be remembered that the spews et punkas, mod sal* grerstsd a prat away pension of late pees, sad thout seek in quiry the hors w eld ant be *is to slate what woeld be the ansat of the pence UM if they did awn with the panne, of commissions. (Hair, hear.) Coked LINDSAY said A. had watched the s stem of pinkies for many years. and he Winn It op well for the service sad the public. Weed P. HKHBHRT felt great regret at being obliged to ripen the Olen general (dr De L. Erns) a • major, quern • but he said say that on • sobjset oos i sm il=wldelt sashed ;moral Steens anion large ohs bpi sot MOOD acquadenes with it, he nee! rely Ogre to the gallant pines spoke if he was further mown from Westminster. Ha audirolood him to say that MtheCtinesa the hones of the artillery sallind ia a much wake proportke Ohm throe of the snaky. Ms. & 11121.011 RT shiervad that this twain was • seat dillsolt MA 11101Spbosted Mk As an itheirein propel lles he doss* medsrity • bed ground of peenotton ; bat the lostwe get Mann portions of the army had direstactples of promodoo. In the Quires sank*, Or pi e was ,nutty, untended by piliallle• ; In the se, It was ussiority pare. Thy spastics was he overloaded with exaggeration and error. Not hing elan mere 'erosion than to onto' that a nua-purchaser woe • ben-workteg officer, weal acquainted with hie pro lash% sad that the purchasing officer was unsaresiereed nit his prolamin. 'Then be had beard the meet am , min . wepectadoes held out that, by the abolition of 16 — porelure system, the army would get a superior Weince ; os the other hand, it had ban said it would e the army. He believed that both arnoption one otegely nine; that if the pretest sputa was no- Bohol k would not make the slightest dilemmas is the clams of peters entering the army. The report of the Duke of Saniesers nominee, la Ws opines, pre the fairest account of the advantages and disadvantages of the per chase system, sod be rand the recommendation of tint coutionice fee the modification of that system. H. esta urged the e Maiden to selection, belies the inwtdioss denthei to the (Moe; bat, I. on- Merin the to • spier et seleidas, _lis denied that, fa the et des sersorierer, It 00tril 111 reeds iostonsen et pined isilesos or phe reidond hit peeper et that iehem. Its ass d lea newel with app eliostse a n d slam the pupal fi ler the rendre abolition of pardon. Habig as hi did in pp nese I. sew slope sad Is are rano no eweemety, awl Yes it nen se the be aleeliend to Ho Wen theiting it ts the seat et enier poers laid deem is the wee caw td , which nd the gengooment mad it wield 10 Mt day. he OA DID • rem" So liiii Imelsor then as/ the unborn aierilks hided ups theme prindpien He weal no be *lns ler the Oat be bad seated, where he add ese his with he ihe army was • sochine tom doikeile to be Pend win; Mr. IL LICE woe at eph Or Ibe prawn senor nod any sgersvre the ntl•serpleind of. rd be advised the bens—be& tames wise dined the abeilda id= Ars Gyres sateen who *sight h Anil be —Mei SP SWIMS ill • POOSISOISS when VMS ••••11.1•1•1 by SO 111114 1s lieisies. Ms iced the the peer at aerobe ill m oo "NM ern • deer Is pentads all he !coulees; mad he timid libelous, he mid, festusd of this eof patchwork, a scheme that would metes the affairs of (ha whois anny,thst of ladle includ e d. Camel NORTH regretted to bier Om emelesios of n• speech of the Secretary for War and could ust help thinking fiat the small sad of the weir was le b• hewn es as to Wed fa • wiry short tens to • dastruotlas of • system which he believed mist advantageous to the meshy. Lord STANLEY hid not with to continue the discumdon bat merely to express a hope that the house would not think It necessary to go to • divis, wheat could not really convey the Intentions of those who voted on either side. Re was • member of the commbsion Which eat four years ago, and no man entered into the inquiry with stronger °oarlocksa than himself of the anomalies and lateavenkmost of the pueblo, spews considered at a gesful question, but he weld sot bat sae that to attempt its toed abolition in all grades of the army was a fork of very great difficulty, attended with enormous expense, for which no mature plan had been laid beers the boom or the yeblie. (Rear, bear.) That being the ass% ha shadily aoselestod in the comprotnes adopted by the wr y al hut oomadtbst, and embodied ia the plan right gostlesen the !Secretory fur War had premised to the boom. To that course he war still premed to adhere, end if they came to divides he would site both against the proposition for the teal abolition of the parches system without wise bow it was to be done, and aay lion which would asert that that system ought to be delisded against all alterations. But it appeared to hen that ' the has. aad gallant few lemon who latroduced the subject, by raising his motion to a division, would simply do an in justice totes muss which he hi m s e lf b a d embrace!, and compel many members to rote against him who, on general grouch would be favourable to the principle he had saitscithel. (Hew, bur.) • Sir DE L. EVANS Intimated that he would yield to the appal of the soles lord and withdraw his motion. (Rear.) Lard PALVERBTON eald, se lds bon. and gallant friend did as. stem to take the mass of the house apes his motion oh)—be pawns* that the ken. and gallant member who cased the amendment would not be indisposed to with draw ft. (HOW, Wear.) VERNON said that after what had fallen from ffir C. Xl l l a Lacy Erase, be bad no other course to adopt but to withdraw his aossadnast. _ _ The amendment woe then, by blue, withdrawn. Upon the Brunie patting the gesetice that the origiaal motion be withdrawn, there were load (who of "No, no." The original modal wee then pat to the been The hones thereupon divided: For Sir De Limey Svans's motion Against it 213-164 This malt was rewired with same enering UNIVERSITIES (SCO)AND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL Calomel SYKES obtained tsars to bring in a bill to mend " An sot to make provision for the better government and discipline of the nalventilas of Booties& and improving and regulating the oonree of study therein; sad for the union of the two universities and colleges of Aberdeen." The object of the measure was dtuply to restore the Faculty of Arts at Marieoltal College, which the conaniesiomars, to the great indignation of the people of Aberdeen, had tranderred to Hinge College. CUSTOMS ACTS—REPORT. Mr. MASSEY brought up the mart on the Customs Aeta. Mr. LAING said the article on timber would necessarily eons ca at once. The article an malt would be taken cm Friday tl possible. Ties report was this speed to. WAYS AND MEANS—REPORT. Y he report ;;;;;;»as the. braght up. Is reply to Mr. Hamsy, Mr. LAING add the object of the eseefutioa could hardly be celled a bounty. It wee Intended to make as illowssee to the exporter of Bridal spirits for the pecardezy lowa he we. subjeved to by the excise. Mr. HENLEY rid I. wee dearly a bounty, let it be celled by whet neat it might. Mr. LAING replied that the extra raA• of Al. per gallon world be soMakint protection to the how, dealer in spirits. Mr. RINLEY said that it was dear that prolos bow dose away with, and that they wars grimstiag a farm to areas peeres to cany on the redo Is spirits. The raper eras to. Tb. Valorise of Mwsble Property (Island) Btu was read a third drat sad passed. THR PACKET SIRVICR (TRANBFRR OF • CONTRACT) BILL. 81r F. KELLY wished to know whether the surety of Mr. Churchwerd would be held bound by his suretyship which he mewed tab under the contract of 1859, and which contract, it appeared, the Admiralty had Elm up. Would the tang be held responsible? Mr. LAINO mid them VOA nothing in the bill which in in the siighteM s 4: alerted the posidea of say misting esoureeL It did what was done several years SICO the memo ore. a mumble d caatreds with the Post sae win isentlerred to the Admiralty; by this bin Om wee • transfer of contreels sr alleged costracts trim the Admiralty to the Post-edes, without in any way all mune their validity or Invalidity. Whatever might be the position of Mr. Churolward or his wetter, with regard to the Admiralty, it would be precisely the same with regard to the Poet-office ; end if • ~mot were found to be null and void, it followed es a matter of course that the gentleman who had entered Into serety.hip could not be celled upon foe say penalties. The bill was then rout • third Moe sad MUNICIPAL CORPORATION MORTGAGES, Re., This t4l/ pared diessekaemerittre. BRIBERY PRIVENTION BILL. Mr F. HILLY world tb• mond rename or gbh MU, bed Atm s low words frau Mr P. GOUGUILD Mid Ms. E. JAmrs, tb• motion ••• withdrawn. MEDICAL ACTS AMENDMINT BILL. This bill wog nod s third Uwe and prd. CUSTOMS BILL. This bla was real • woad tI Tao Woo sitiouraid al Ivo Masi= Is an. fight The win open 4. rea ll Steedeierla the mg . until ten, . ni an d d n ta thought ad great advantage to tbs. and to the public if *kWh Imam and the Muram in Jermyn-straet *ere apla farm the same bouts. It. N. W. Woman, keeper sad searetry if the Nsticall Gallery, add the nenownees d space, °papered with the samba of wear attending the gallery, rendered the testi auks skald a aniseed% and the crowd was sometimes so Brest fist It blesses neesseary I. err the our. pr. A preportioa hat beta made se annoy the centre ball, to sink the door, and oonetruct a large (taller, to Slam of the hall, which would give a space of .140 bee as 40—half as much the present ewe. Vi more biasses is the number of pictures had been enormous. Whim the gallery was opened la 18/ the numbs; of plotters. was Ittd. At preset it wee 335. The oonseepassir of the Inarres was that many of the pictures were gaspingly* ostet eight. The estimate ter the alteration Burped was 15,000/. He should say la the abstract that the National Gallery ought to be opened at sight, bat the spar was not striliolteit, and great tnerarenienoe would be experienced by the visitors from overerowding. A great desire misted to see the pictures, and a limitation at the number of persons ad mitted would not be s ttiefactory. The pliwy ought to be ten times its present sine. He did not think the pictures would be injured by gas. If the gallery was sotecialVy large he should recommend its being opened in the seeders. bat did not think such a proseeding would be judicious con Waring the present limited epos. Several other witnesses have berm examined for the pur pose of showing the desire of the worbiug classes, and the beset' which would moult to them from the more tractive of OUT public Institutions, particularly in the ensilage sad ea Saturday afternoons. Jab) Intelligence. EQUITY COUBTB.-11Asce 6. (Before VietoCbseasilor Elk Jahn Stuart.) 011711T178 V. 001•191/4 Mr. Bacon. Q.C., and Mr. B. B. Cook appeared for the plaintiff. in this suit, which was Instituted to eniorue the specific performance of an agreement alleged to have beta entered Into by the defeedent Cowper, prior to the maniere of his daughter with the plaintiff, to allow his daughter 1001. a year, en the faith of which agreement the &adds alleged that the marriage took place. It appeared that the plaintiff Griffiths married the defendant'. daughter In Jame, 1864, and that the defendant Cowper in February and Au gust, 1866, made two payments of SW. each to the plain tiffs, but that no further payments were made. Mr. Melina, Q.C., and Mr. W. W. Matheson for the de fendant C wpm, contended that the plaintiffs had caballed the agreement, and elleged that the payments of 501. made by Cowper to them la February end August, 1855, wen made purely out of Idadnese, and not in reformism of any agreement. The Vice-Chancellor said he thought the plaintiffs bad proved the agreement by the defendant Cowper to allow his daughter 1001. a year; and ordered the defendant to pay all arrears of that enmity, to make an future payloads is te apot of the Nam, mil tory the costs of the nit. (Bofors Viso-Clisoollor Wood.) BUIPSON V. SCUALLINIt. Mr. Lengwerthy appeared la tide suit, which wee had- Wed by the Mare the Surrey Zoological Gardera against thedefeedrat, 11. lame, far the wpm of obteedag an in =tto reetrela the eranying ea of ooneerte at the Mamie o a enadaya. The Seamed counial &eked leave to serve setae c 4 moan for hfias .at, the object el the plaintiff ban to pt the natter dYpowd of before the ad journal liming day of the Marla. The maghtrates had related to mew the Name for beer, to, or the ground el the Waseca of the Sunday coacarts, and ths plaintiff wished to stop those marls, and thee be enabled to apply again to the magistrates alma their adjoined day. The Viol-Chatoelke—You may give notioe for Saturday, if that will be won aougb. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-14.utca 6. (Beton 34. Comoissiseer Murpily.) TN II EDMOND WLLTIII CIICEELZIT ?LOWDEN. The cis of Major Plowdsn, of the Indies esrvice, shied wss before the court In November, tome ea for adjudication, and occupied some tints, creating a gond dial of Interest. Mr. Nichols (with whom was Mr. Way) opposed for Mr. T. Roberts, an attorney, et gardens;Spring- r. Dowse op posed for Messrs. Make sad fbersi ; Mr. liergood supported. The complaint we that the boolvist bed become aro dated with Majorassaral Havelock (brother of the late hero) In bill transactions. Two Ma, made by the gamed and the huolmat, were dislocated by Mr. Boberte—oae Ise 2001. sad the other for 6011 i. For one 17411. was given sad for the other 4601. MOMS. Mks tied !Sow bad also c ashedi a bill mode by the sans padre foe Oa The iosolmat stated that halted cashed the bilk for Maior-Gencral Have lock, end gave his the mosey, sad had oaly himself received a smell se a leas. be a oimmunicatlon with Gems' Ha he declared that Iltjor Plowden had received the asearl. he use had stood over for the attendance in the mart of Gametal Havelock, bat ha had net attended, and ha arm Sabato beta FllOO6. Tba Gall prenatal egoist the insolvent mu that Major Muds& stated that Majee-Goserel Havelock we Governor of Leeds Choi ilea set twdMid, bet expected to have Me salsas', sad the Lesivsat erld h• believed be bad the Stiation until soar Sits afterwards. Mr. Roberts also believed that Gametal Reveled' task the BMA sinks bat he ma rely is the Ottoman army. The lbeolvest het Ye. leered Mr. Roberts to Chief Comeahaloner Law, who bed known his some years. Other reproseatstime bad bets made, and Meows was wised st both saw at some length. Mr. Coinages/seer Murphy, la giving jadgment, said he never, dace ha bad sea la the esaat. lilt et ma i p giving aa alma jailin am be did la kit ls be should bee hady sawarthy oftC mode any dilinotioa lemma penile sue Mhos his. ISe ineolviet bed se &sok dietiagelehel la es heseleable Mar. Mt bad by arodellty aid eeme-segelmases bees in duced le NM* -calms-vide be as tout Wee* bat white did we tots eel te be Yee, eltheeskhe MI pledged hie owe pas mer-~eire that bed led him to mho mentemmte. mil the Iran& whit whisk be had referred b Mum bed Monsell Ms. Ilielietta, end the honoured same el an** bid Mel In tide metier. Mel as be rereelled he wee heard as ids se he dld Pis& it Pleads' ism Mid barpl i t ir tra l oci= his aloha of bealtis he Tashi ealy keep his two swathe leaser ia lam Hie Bower pee a jedgmeat of eight moths helm the Tailing ceder. This was an Redo* dd taistiMat spin. the Board of Quartile= of the linniffird Union, to MOTOR possosioa of three house at Barking.. KMrG arth . Lally idr. te Lloyd wars for the plaintiff ; mad Dios, thd Offathea. The ly ghost* a in this taus was, whether the plaintiff could establish himself to be the heir-at-law of a gentlemen to whom the property in queen= was oceiveyed to 1823, and the evident* dearly established that feat. The jurrestarsed a verdict for the plaintiff. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—LucesTra, Mews 8. (Bofors Mr. Judos Willis and a specialjary.) MOWN W. YIKIOOX. Ia ads tore Mr. Mmsuley, end Mr. Brewer were 1 mama for ths plainti ff ; end Mr. Mellor, Q.C., Mr. Field, and Mr. Vernon for the defendant. The plaintiff is an attorney at Market Deeping, in Lin colnshire, the defendant is the eldest son of Lord Lyveden, better known as Mr. Vernon Smith, and was a candidate at the last genera election for North Northamptonshire. The eaten IVY for labour done in the plaintiff's professional caPaNty, and the &tandem pleaded never indebted, except as to certain sums which had been paid into ooart. A number of vritnesees were called on both sides, including the claintiff and defendant. The Maned Judge said theca], question really important for the Jennie whether there bad been a special agreement with the plaintiff as to his remuneration or not. If than had not Wen any such agreement his charge was admitted to be reasonable, and their verdict must be in his favour. If there had heap, their verdict must be for the defendant. The jury were looked up for nearly four home, at the expiration of which time the foreman said there was not the slightest chance of their agreeing, and they were therefore, with the amain: of the kained counsel on both aides, dis charged. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Dinuter, MARca5. Caowx Covar.—(Balare Mr. Judea Hill.) The wart at at is easel WI atomism rlil SIIOI3CY OP TAB CONTESSIONAL.—COMIIII7•L 07 • 10/ILAN CATHOLIC I'ILIZAT 701 CONTIJIPT. William Hay, 22, piton, was oharpd with robbing Daaial Kaaastly of a dim weak at Jarrow, on the 24th of Docearber last. Mr. Ileadl;m prosecuted ; Mr. Davison defended the prisoner. On the 24th of December the prowiontor had been &taking at the Bee's-wing public-home, in the Felling, sad left about twelve o'clock at night. Oh hie tray home, the grand beteg very slippery, be All down, and wee sasired to hie feet by the prisoner end three other men. They walked • shaft drama together, bat the prosecutor fees the prisoner's band in hie pocket, hold him to take it ont, which be did. • The men then endeavoured to get the preescetce In go a tow way with them, but be refused, and walked away by IthrIMIL AIME having left the prisoner sad the orserien, las priers' an Me way hoar. When he had gore • short distance, he was joined by • man named Mr2ormand, who struck him a blow on the eye with • stick rattler" without the least provocation. The ur feronT e r fa i ,y lbw joked M'Oormand„ and kept hold of the prescutor'a rads while the other robbed him of kin watch sod in Miser. Imposter Rogues, by whom the primer we. apprehended, sired that from Warmed= he reeved he went to the house of the BIT. John Kelly, a Roman catholio priest, from whom he received • watch, which the prosecutor identified se his The=ihe court was about to administer the oath to the Rev. John Kelly, the next wirer in the cask when the reverted merman said, " May I, my lord, address • few wads to you r His lordship—What have you to sad ? The Ray. Ili. Kelly—l have • conscientious motive. His Lordship—What motive? The they. Mr. K. 117—1 object to the farm of the oath. HI. Lordship—What is the objection The Bev. Mr. Kelly—That 1 stall tell the truth, and nothing but the truth. I moat, sea minister of the catholic rhumb, object to the part that stare that I shall tall the whole troth- lib le;Selebip—TM men*, tid the oath is this : It is tea whole tenth touching the trial widish you are asked; which you, legitimately according to law, can be salted. If any thing asked of you in the vritiseis-box which the law says ought not to be caked—for instance, If you are asked a question the answer to which might criminate you:self—you would be entitled to say, " I object to sneerer that question, bosom the answer might csimisate myself," and the law would sustain the objection. You can therefore have no objedion sea loyal subject, and in duty to the lain of the ementry, to answer the whole truth touc h ing the alas which mu be lawfally asked. TM Rev. Mr. Kelly, after some objection, tool the oath in the vend form, and gave the following evidence :—I have been twelve years catholic priest at the Felling. On Christ mey-dlay I received the watch produced. By Kr. Bedlam—From whom did you receive th at welds Witness-1 received it in connexion with the confessional. His Lordship—You are not asked at present to disclose anything stated to you in the confessional; you are asked a simple tact—from whom did you receive that watch which you v. to ie_the policeman P The reply to that question would implicate the who gars me the watch, therefore I cannot answer it. g r l s l a awered it. my suspension for life would be a maces eery otiosequence. 1 should be violating the laws of the char* as well as the natural laws. His Lordship-1 have already told you plainly I 'onset mar tab this question. All Ima say Is yea ere bound to newer, " Prom whom did you receive that watch?" On She gams! I have stated to you, you are net said to dia dems anything that a penitent mey have mid to you in the osmilmelenal. That you are not asked to disclose; but yea are salted to Meares from Thoth yea received Wen l= on the 25th at Desenaber last. Do you answer it, ass not t Witmer-1 really =cot, my lord. Hi Lerdthip—Then I adjudge you to be guilty of ann. IMP of even, sad order yea to be oessoitted to gaol. [To the odder d the acorn — Take hint into custody. The rev. witness was thoordlegly removed in custody of • policemen. After lambs the other FROMM ha the sem ' the jury re- Wed • wadies of Ovary natant th e primes., but nose emstisii W b assecy. tie was untamed to Mn maths' iwykrithethd with hard labour. ILIOTION CONNITTI36. Ile General Gossittee of Bleeder met yester day, aad Mewed the Mosta, merabere to try mad deter the sante of the petition for Peterborough, Athlone, sod Wanda: Pmrahaonovez.-11r. J. Owego (Chahtesa), Mr. 8. LiadatyGave, Mr.J. G. Da, Mr. P. W. Burrell, sad Calked Ara coux.—Mr. H. A. BMA (Chairmen), Lord R. Meow, 8t P. Baited, Year bleeps, sad Mr. A. Iherart. NORWICH.-eir W. lasurville (Clirdress), Mr. R. R. Ike& Warms, M. 0. W. Mg% er Y, loraspr, sad Mr. N. PA RUA MBNURY COMXITTEBB. PUBLIC 1768TITIITION8. The select oommitose appointed la log nil it le Ia dm power of pediment to provide or further Smithies for peemosithe health, r N 00r5464 .111 V improvement of the people, phasing lastitedum, eipee ported by remora! tavailee, the melt of SIM WNW maths of Wavelets at boon es weak days whew, bp o l ordiaary miaow of made, emelt persons are free bin have cammeweed non logabiee. The commits, oasis % ' the followias amebae :—Bir Brook Bridger Kr. Orme, lie; Cowper, Yr. Da Pre, Yr. Orman, blr. ' Heehaw', Kr. Kleaeled, hoed B. Meatagu, Me 8.. Peel, Kr. P.mpdl, Kr. Selmer Booth, Kr. filearey, Yr. J. Tollemeatte, Mr. 2.1 Toth% sad die J. Trelaway, who Yr. Cole, mtherinteadowt of the =teat of Soiswee sad Art at the Kessisetoo Mamma, Waled Shod the bsildlor bad hem meet axtemedvely elated, sad was a perfect seams. The mesas was owe every day. Three days kt the imp it wee free so public,. sad three days were ire Mindy. Two eveeleis were fres, mid mum kr Wady. I The ether three evestmes it was aimed. La 1857, from Jews Se the sad of the year, the amebae of searsiegg vialtom hes was 105.670, sad the number of bee makes visitors was 148,1119 The tetal amber during that ported, including the el . vlehore, was 258,291. la 1858 the total ember wee 4811,110 L Ia 1869 they amounted to 475,386. The mediate eh pad a emelt sum. eocurd/ag So the aembor of days they allemiel. The public ea thews eesselews paid IC' each. The t salted the owearelemee of all dims may =so to visit the isedtatis• whim item_ gdet. Oa eighte the mejetity of the abhors medslisd ref work bag sepia Their miast woe irrogroodear. Karim three =l:ed tidy buil Ass brig ert•ded. yew bad rem as to ourrola lihips soil So nil bad beta ariirdory. IMMO lona the ware et rifts bod lea 46,364, M thew bow Bpd.. harp. fa ipso be right OM that the &Mai OM snot boil her 10 burs of Ms 6 bottles et Rielly, 6 port totthe rt owl sows 71 plate, 80 plkom of hteestt ale, sad 20 stellemi :f o rgo,. ws eteeemeptio• of tea Is oar ala t he !Mimeos hes whith Mores emu • boa wee kept, and to loprembor hell I.B3oporer pi dowu their IMMO w sal album. 403 moo her the provisos, 71 ere hadihelper:lB2 W e OW% iss mss this as sir, 87 within six mese, 91 whirls Gee mar, 280 within her aids 203 Winn three riloo4ll alibis tire Mho, eel 114 whirls WO sly so that • majority err ism dam tear nes The allinan the thews Mobbed Om week werlll gee. That mite lishrogolme Spy to the pleases or mote of art, and ea the mum trinl pm bad ea mhdbott dirt me the vase 7ro eirenot of Una! owl tees assehmome sr eight was Irmi MIL to 121. Ks. Tbi mum sight be 'pad Ihm Sire eigh• auk wirout my hr. immodown. Is Wei ha hindopet ha it theesowsliste magi ha Souk dont, soil may orosilog to three nor TS AMR= Ye here nal. mdr hy tail Bac Kr. Baps librinhourepro, who had hie charge the Mph* of grownups tbas Wry algal be shamed es drupgsom Is bed Meng ors ibis to Kenotatrut. TIN Kortgelgo norm was 21 . 71 , 1 ..p1imie able b miprewl‘d be thaw esasedia el *lam bottled ikon Item M lb* aidsa ea amide elatlaser by lib. abeepiaabo, oda lips aateber wee bat km ealdbitie by prime dial. awry awry mieweear lose nab le i tbe lesestua ssesswee yeabbi, sad le -.very reable balky Ike tbe alabdeb OM WM& Prior air*" Potable! et Ike Wedelns Wats CI& bra BUM doi lee wash. el pewees attain. ate saw at toorea was sista M. SIM Am the Amp reeled etlea 411. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Beton the Aralataat-Judge.) APPOINTILMIT of us. caw: To till cant toencr Ill? or CZTLON. TM Aaditaa cat taking' Mx Nat, NM ha had a rootaraufeadte to wake which ha Ina mare would be %- air% with wry gnat satisfaction by the members of the bar. la was that Mr. Creasy had ben abatad to %a 0806 Claiai Japtios Cayhar. Mr. Orley had ably adatialatratlos ASSIZE INIALLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Canusiosm,Awn 6. cite. enni.—(Bacire lir. Judos Wightima sad camas juries.) Imam it. WHITS- assisted fa . _of justice in this pearl, - find hi This wee an MUM to moors 1071. 10.. for the keep of • vim emu th e o osoviolsovt ' o f is a pp o i n u n e e t wou ld h e pack et honed& teesived with feelings d rrelliestion, although by ft they Mr. Edwin Jamie, Q.C. Mr. Pearce, end Mr. Marlin w ou ld l os e th e p ee wit e i ne‘ egeerwoo b i n. were ter the plaintiff; Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., appeared for the Mr. Cooper, as the mike ed the bar, begged. an behalf of defendant. his keened brethren, to examen their real and unfeigned The plaintiff in this action, Mr. Carrington Nunn, gratification at the announcement just made by his lordship, le • gentleman of fortune living at Braude-Wl,' which laded he wee sure maul give great pleasure to in this county, and he his for many years taken everyare who had been aasedeled or sequainted with Mr. a great dad of interest in the sports of the held, Creasy, though they °mild noting nivel toe lose ot one from sad for a comitierable time hunted the Etna and lieffolk whom, w hil e e re e kitee here, they b e d all expeeteeeed ant fox hOOOd°I which itm his property. In 1868 he wen &drool form kindness, oourtesy, and consideration, oombined with a of reeledng his emmodon with those hound% and the dam - strictly impartial administration of justice, and a high sense dant, Ile White, who is a gentleman of fortune, but who at of the duties appertaining to judicial functions. They all that time wee • to the musty. undertook to hunt sincerely coogratolated Min on his well-dteerved appointment, the hounds he WM paid 0031. Per annum by Rub - and wished him every gnome, and that he might live long seripekno, pied es emengement wee mails by • committee of b e ee d o y it, gssi Winwelell in the sport that lee should be paid this Mr. Creasy said he moat sincerely thanked Mr. Cooper motet. The agreement was at drat made for one year, from and the bar for these kind and to him deeply gratifying en- Augur, 13511, to August, 1859, but sett wee toned iOOO/TO- pis, and should ever remember she cordial good feeling slat that the year did not mid with the bunting seesoe, w hea t ha, b e believed, s i ss y. sigbdewd b e t ween t h em and the period wee altered from AugvM to March, the first himself. lie might say that it was the experience he had rus' KAM( is Kink 1 869, and the sum of six gained at these session that had encouraged him in asking hundred poach was duly paid to the defendant. for this appointment. he could only attribute any satisho- It eesasd that Mr. White was unable to take the ti ow a w e might have reunited f rom hi s e ff ort . to the kindly diesta. do, to his own establishment until readiness with which the bar had loveriably rendered him NOTSIS OM, sad the present action was brought to re- easietance is the discharge of his duty. Having again ewer the 'ammo al keeplag the hounds from Mona, 1858. thanked the bar for their congratulations end observed that to Aimed el that year, end 'kick a mo u nt e d to the s um of he wee net aware until he cams into cou rt that the appoint- I 1071. 10e. The defandent admitted that he WOO under some meet bad been conferred upon him, the learned judge with- 1 liability in vowel* el the keep of the hounds for a portion of d rew . this Petted Int lits Paid AL SW* SOUS, sad dnu evident to Thomas lanes, 48, wee indicted for fraudulently obtaining the wawa of the mot that them wee a Seed deal of Permed from General Sir William Maynard Gomm 61., with intent feeling mixed up in the inealry. The pigtail', Mr. Cock, t o defraud. He pleaded guilty. the esmetwi7 to the 0000111 •• el tof the hunt, Mr. Poland wee fir the prosecution, for the Mendicity and soar other geetismen, were esamid s sad their evl. s a g e ty. dam *pearlto mate out Mal *mil Ide deldid7 if It ensued that the prisoner west to Sir W. Ociam's re the detendaaf,who, it ado elPestedi Mum dm or_ dm emu^ Mew, 10, New-streor, Spring.gardese, and asked to as. the Mom had caved to P• 7 do mom' I , ow SOOM to bO to- general, bat wee told he was out and could not me him anises ..skima bat insisted apes having a receipt is fall ; and es ha wear to him in the drat instance. The Oman mid he the adviser of Mr. Eon decinsed to Sim a re - wee in town to sell two horses, that be had moue up from to that offset without his tortes, the action was pro- Brindetm, sad wished to see the general on Important pd. with. vets broom Sr W. Gomm had a residence at Brendan. Mr. linking leek Kan lindiel ilithhille to the fora of The prisoner wrote a note, as fellows :.—.. London, Feb. 3, the melon, and ha Emu eidieleed la jai, en celled Mr. 1800. Mr. Jana Bays Rust, of Wood Farm, 13 White •• • "IWO% bet do online Own hr bin altsmd mid oversew of that parish, solicits the honour r n very slightly the character of the aeon It• proved es basal of • few minutes' interview with General Sir W. W. Oohs the Plainn and he admitted that de reached six hundred es tenser of private import, and will do Wrote] f the hamar peens fee a year's sabeettpda hen Mareb, 1868, to the id casing et Sir Williams residence at 9 o'clock brows, serashatit to 1869, en that sbe hende did Sot °otos under niond.g. Ultimately he saw Sir William. and repieendes Ws Map mad Nemeth,. He SW rid that he had cm himself to he the overseer of Brandean, solicited a leen die *OW" awilholl mtliromed ea Minim deeds to settle the tow pounds to assist him In meting a most damnable Ala Imam eadseldy, and that he wee reedy to pay the 1071. lea.. l ow da te village -- one w 4 :6r—off to Australia, se be ltd Oben II be esesidend th e amen wee taper Qua wee his s udd en ly co ma up o n to pay the whole el the Ma dam Print lad "a dd haw d am at tt he ktd all haw, es the Alp was about to sail et wee. thee been by s a Lawyer sit le Um. there was a pima of the name the prided anted el Mi. Jinn &inn to pit ...., =r . the illhilant, it an d t w iteeing what he represented le be hue, be NA 111 kb le* be hold tan k• am dad so be* advised him 61. This Word out entirely false, en heft a Isom tlerlatalli.,_ W blot ;Mt Mt 09111100 ,___ „,,,,,.°° ol 2l,__° lo6lo °. deandice given • f the promo. he was tined on en up- ' am° ass Is:eltdall• It ern° """' •••• she ••••••me by Hereford, the officer of the Mendielty 80CfrAre "11l load by linutsmt to kosP Id gw = flmil lima risme was a ticket of leave MD, and had beia re -IIN as Kara 111111, ead in he beil the moan of pow* uusukuud. he Its whale of al " P a* * sad was bead to The dad entsooed ha to two years' hard labor. = li t a the trials; Ned If he were to moed to the =ink* the SIN/ would be an the *add wend pep a wen of Ina swathe kw *nth the de alliCwee it Nada noon ale so km ik Aon ve askoloiso t iory slipped ids Wady se be wee ant tom up, Saki NOW NA It ceder, elm, the Mull* Eliegadr, blet = ,me at ewe ipete • wield hi the plied( he th e swan Iledishava ead err sled has cede% dal the in b ath e. Gliell. litargath HAREMS. COTTON.—LivsarOox, Menne 6.—We have had a very limited demand to-day, the market continuing very slow and the leaning in favourer buyers. The sake are 3,000 balm, of which 1,000 are for export end speculation. COTTON ClOODS.—Mascetarsn, MARCH G.—The market continues In a amts of ittspended activity. Further telegraphic advice. to hand yeeteeday from Calcutta and Bombay, bringing Intelligente d le the Bth of February, end reporting • decline in prices, have given additional fl at nee to the market for India ised yarns, which were much dspnesed at the end of W i ve& ; bat there is at pro sent no ohmage noticeable fa genterSone. The uncertain stele of political menet on the sentiment of Europe also tends to make buyers very oeutious, and the aocounte of the American cotton supply are of • nature unfavourable to the ' progtem of business at the present juncture. Eateries the increased dukes, in the demand for India, there ia no change at all in the market erne Friday, there being very little ha. seem, whilst pekes are soaantaieed by the West to which producers are engaged, though the bias is no doubt against them. Perhain tor 34 and 38-inch printers, there is a real, though alight decline. WOOLLEN.—Ltuuas, Manua 6.--.Thsre hr been only a limited attendance of merohanue in the coloured cloth ball this morning, but a fair .teddy bedews toot place, prin cipally in light summer good.. In the white nearket there was rather wore animation, and a better bruit:wee transacted. Both ordinary hatr-liata and medium clothe were in good demand. WOOLS.—HUDDERIVIELD, 1111C114.—A small portion only he arrived from Kemal sake, and those mostly short swam and unsuitable, which do not command attentim. The trade is cenaequently rather quiet. MANUFACTURI3B.—HUDDIZIPTILD, MARCH 6. There le no chemise to satins in the market to-day, the usual number of boyars mk t present, who might probably have operated to•• furth had the chubs hem more abun dant. A good business le doing to order in light fancy pat. terns. CORN.—Hots, Melton 6.—At to-day'. market about an average supply of English wheat, which is taken off at last week's currency at 445. to 46i. per 6541b5, for bast rims of red. Foreign sells in retail at full prices. Barley sea and all descriptions very firm at framer rates. Beana r M pea unaltered. Oats steady, but quiet. The foreign import, last week ars as under:—Barley, 4,135 qrs. ; beans, 1306; tares, 66; linseed and rapeseed, 9,892; oil cakes, 34 tons. . . Lam, Idiacz 6.—The show of wheat wee moderate; the *edema's ember quiet; nevertheless Met week's rates are obtained on the business which takes plate. Barley as be fore. Beans sad oats bold for full prices. Other articles without alteration. Arrivals—Wheat, 8,271 qrs. ; oats, 40 qrs.; linseed, 10 qrs. ; beans, 398 qrs.; peas, 30 qrs. ; rapeseed, 818 qrs. Average pelted for the week ending March 3:— Wheat, 3,419 qrs., 48e. 4d. ; oats, 119 qrs., 28s. Oid. ; barley, 6 8 80 qrs., 40s. 7d.; beans, 217 qrs., 411 e. 21d.; peat, 130 qrs., 3e. Lveir ' llama 6 . — Weather yesterday and to-day to Sue and dry. At oar Cem-exchange this day the supply of wheat weemoderate, the °audition was ocusiderably improved, and het week'. prior were fully supported. Barley but little shoeing, and late prime maintained. Beane slow sale. Prior : Wheat, white, old, Cabe, to Gabs., 44e. to 48e.; ditto, new, 60Ibe. to 6211 w , 42e. to 47e.; red, old, 611ba. to 6316 e., 425. to 465.; ditto, new, 69105. to 611 be., Ws. to 45.. Barley. Chevalier, new, 621 b. to 641 b.., 39e. to 45a.; common, 6111 w. to 6211:e., 29e. to 355. Beene, old, 661 b.. to 66jlbe., 47a. to 60..; ditto, new, 641ba. to 6616 a., 41a. to 48s. per qr. to the growers. Nswaten.a, Maim° 6.—The weather to-day has become damp, bat the poultice of the barometer does not indicate much fall. The nights of Saturday and Sunday were frosty. At our market tlus morning we bat a moderate show of wheat from the gamma, but there being still some portion of the recent arrivals Indisposed of, the quantity offering proved fully adequate to the demand, and in the sales effected late rates wee sustained. Bushier was &telly confined to Scotch wheats, fins whistle making 49e.. end extra yellow 475., per 60416 e., respeotivaly. For Suffolk yellow 49.. was procured to retell. Foreign met little attention. Malu'ng barley much as before; grinding much sought after. In brae or peas little gaining. Scotch oats in demand at Me., weighing naturally 401 b.. _ _ _ B•LI4HORT, Mkactr 6.—To-day's market was only mo desstely supplied with grain, and farmers being busily owned in bra °walks', there was not a very full attend ance. The &mares of the London market yesterday mimed holders to ask higher mime ' • the demand befog resisted sellers gave way, and an active trade was done in wheat at Ore firm rates of last week, and the rims of flour remained the same. Theee was also a very Lir business doing in beet samples of barley, at stationary prsoss. In oats, beam, peas, sea tams, there might be considered a good Dominoes done, at unaltered terms; and grass seeds were also in request at full rats,. /few wheat, 425. to 604. ; old drti o of 465. to 61a.; barley, 24e. se 435.• oats, 24e. to 112 e.• beam, 40s. to 60a.; pees, 40s. to 46i. ; rye, 304. to 3651 per qr. Tama, 84. 04. to 9s. Od. per busheL Flour, 31a. to Ma. per seek. Malt, b. to th. 6d. per bushel. CATTLE.--SALTSIMAY, Minna 6.—it our market to day the supply of beasts was mosedingly short, and meetly of inferior quality, sad there was may a tam attendance of buyers. Toe few but beasts on oder met with a ready oak, at very full terms, bat in consequeuos of the large number off rough adman, the trade as the whole may be mainland very slack, and • diewnwsrd tandems in prices was acceded to. Of sheep there was a very Ilmftsd supply, consequently ell on offer found purchasers, and last market's quotedonn were easily made. There was a very great inertias° in the number of calves on offer, but asverthshere there mu a good brisk trade, and high prices were obtsised. These was Maw a good supply In the Mg market of all dietrlptions, which were held at an advance In prices, and shriek troths was dons. Best on beef, 11s. ed. to 19e. dd. per more ; cow and heifer ditto, 10a. to 11s.; sorthelown mutton, hi. per lb. ;other breeds, fled. to 70.; wed, 7d. to 7ed. ; fresh poet, fied. to salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9s. dd. to Os. ed. per store; green bacon, tied. to 9d. per lb. • and dry ditto, 9ed. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, did. to 10d.; quarter old More pigs, 12e. to 16e. each; cows with calm, 41. to 181. ,HIPPING INTELLIGENCE CABAJALTII_S. Owes Olmederr (bercpeel from Imams iot 7 Cotiatiabm with molo, beast 10 • port mar Coquimbo. sod ODS roan Wet hte lita— Who, Jam D. - • • Mastslet WO). of assilieratt, from Ades to Mouton* Tom stmt.:coed to Lt , 9 N, losel ■i wow N.—Gaisotto. Jaz. 11. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Avcamasa.—Artimd: Dm. I. Shootiat Star, tram Liverpcol. S. NI:=IsM, tram Gramsd, with trooga. IM. Shalimar, from U VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. plautburg brig), trona Swamis for Hose How SI days. Oontantof Yarborough. from Moulmein for Falmouth, Jan. 6, lot 14 9. ka II W. rakdals. Iran Iberitlr tar Leedom, rob. 7. hall 54199 22W. Ototo I#nerfeaa ship). from Londoa tot Dostbsy, Deo. 25, lot 19 N. LEW &root (AM), from Calcotts, )an. 34. Ist IS 9, los Id W. Qom of Ms (bsfqm), trout the Watrithas Ire ►smooth, NM. 7, Ist 14, ics Si 43 W. Ilsotorl, tam Pty oath dtr Nakao 119 dogs. Des. 9, lit 4 N, lon 97 I. Tined. Kadin, from London kr Gloats, Des. 10, lot 6N, Icy 24 W. WUthus (ship), from Mumshas for Loodos 7S daps, Jan. 17, Lt 25 Et. km I L BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BA lITON.--llattli 2. at BarbltanAlll. the win at B. Y. Beaton, Z. N a d— a ttatL at 'he Belford, the wits of B. A. 8 . Beata Zat. .7aleughte , hiPlON.— March 3. et °thereat Lodge. New Parkrted. Stock well. th e wPe of Mr. 0. Champion. of havile. blare, of • daughter. DS W lgTol.—Mativb 3. at Wuhan*. flerthertbeethire. the wife of K. De Mato.. Sy.. of • daughter. guos.—Marth 4. at lirlth. the wife of H. litho, Lg.. of • daughter. 43•11/0116.—Maroall. the wife of the ger. 4. B. Gabriel. hector of •11 tlalate*. Istrralagteus. of a gm lI•LLW • RD.—Merch 4. es horel-orewthat. 110401thhill. tho wife of 0. 11. Hallward. Nap.. at • ea. HAIIHISOS.—Mar& 4. at Bleadlorlog gewst the wife of G. C. Her grratt—tirr.hi, at illowthadlie. Woodworth. the wire of 0. LXV thele htertbe wtie w Of Mr. L. Levy. of Porry•pisee, Caplan. road. of • MNLLY.—March f. at Itherthowtheepeare. Liverpool. the witty of George Melly. Nee.. et owe. BLACKBURN—QOM—Jima & M St Gomm'.. Lead., by the Be,. J. d OwletWitMama. to UM, daughter d the Mil Mt. W. Ooz, GuitlagClimomtamalre. OHS kNW 00D—BROMAISMT —blotch 3, M the pub& churn, Idea, lit T. °removed. .1 Dram*, to M Sarah Aoo &mama, or IMAM. MITOtitiLI.—BESCROPT.—Marrit 3. at Bt Marfa. Winston. W. H. Mlteheit, gm., of 31.11. a °atom.. to Sarah, rioter of the lets T. Beam" laq., or Mk street City. DIATHS. BAII sue KE d ß.—March 3, at Broadwater, ow, Worthing, J. Barker, Esq., RA TA Sl RD.—liarsb I, at lasdoa-aagt. ILlorisar. Tom. Amo&o. etre et T. IL IS Pawed. kn. EISITHALL—Maroa $, it Widen Viaarago. Both; riarsoros. of T. enabak KW's. BILTOI.—Mar& 3, at aaventras Boon. Blizies•do. OWL rob* 03 1131 6 / 6 .15a.. of DOW. WO 3 • Clollllk—Magolt &T. Crook 01 °romper terrace. Southport. J2C 4 116.-113..6 3, at BrltAtoa. H. T. JaMee• Tq., lath of WI NEW GIS lariles. scot U. LEGOL—Matee IsOsith. Idfo of T. Warrior. at CbooP 6 dos aged . MASON.-Ifarelt I, UMW* wife se T. llama, Tag., of 003 Bork& mar Slisra.apd al. 11,6014.—Ilarck & asottoogois, Aim Jam, info of W. Sams lel ea ILA_ . 3 7" zap& Z. flregodlsias Ml" 1333.3. 161 , W I & llTZWilllo.—llarob 4. at War Wftsisace. Min rib of tM iaso W. J. 1/110 3 / 3 1. al Walaresdlooss. wag 113. leart ar irig—tlarel 4. la Lomb% Joao Ihasoloo Trit Its BT.—Nardi 3, at Pads, & A. Wasl6. Part.. of W mad ri. saa Poiret Wawa Imo Illasak le.; asar6i l Are s =dtitilidrrlirt at Ur T. lacki r I