The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-07 00:00:00

4G /MPIaItIAL PARLIAMMt. ' "woo or LORDS.—MOZiDAT, ?Girt' G. The LOAD Chuelonwne took hie mat ea the woolsack at Na del**. The Prime of War= was pent and at upon theorem leaelem Thu Ihrl of BRAVTESBURY preseated a Obi= from the inn:diem of the poor of the Whiteohspel Mika againet the appetetateat of Roman catholic priest/ to. work booms and solv. Loa OOLVILLE of MUMS presented • petitioo from Norfolk. pr.von for isquiry into conventual and mimistio ootablislualenta. PRIVATE BUSINESS. rue Isle of Wight Pam Bill, the Humbug Reflway sad Pier 801, ad the Vulva: and Bonehurch Tramway pined the soma reading. NETLEY AND WOOLWICH HOSPITALd. The Earl of DALHOUSIE row t c ell attention to the audition of the military hospitals iol Woolwich, and to inquire of the gay far War whether the vote of 6,0001. was all that was in to be applied to the moo taa of a landing place at Holley, and whether the hospital at Woolwich was istaded fora general military hospital or ally for the use of the garrison at Woolwich. Earl DE GREY sad RIPON angled that the sum asked for Netloy Hospital was quite aufficiant, as it was only la. Undid to construct a pier of 200 yards, but It neeemary a more texteetrive structure would be erected. With to Woolwich it was lauded for a pseud militaryV pita, and would be smoducted an the same priaciplis se a paral hospital in time of war. Some observations followed from the Earl of Mu borough, Earl Graaville, and the Earl of Longford. The Duke of CAINIBRIDGE said he muss bear tastimmy to the foot that the libseality shown by the War-calm in this matter Wane wail btstoireel, and though be thought, and always had thought, that it was very_ objectionable to have expensive fittinp in a hospital if it was powdble to avoid them, he oonsidered that the liberality that had boon bestowed in *imam bed been well eassiiitivid, sad was very satisfactory. He did sot pretead he eats, into the building cootroverey about OM sad glare- (a lankt4 moat leave that to more scientific Minds ; bet he w . bore testimony to the great coevenienco and comfort w yes experienced is the new hospital at Raley. Haley was a great recome, sawithetanding what fell from the noble esti (Dalhousie). It was near contemplated that tbare was not to be a pier ; lint it was justly felt that that was me of tit* details which most follow the gentral Wil& It wu thought &arable fi rst to finish the balding, sad then to look after the details. It was hardly fair, thereto's, to my that the hospital could net be approached. With Tehran, to the hospital at Woolwith than meld only judged it whoa it was oceuPed, which it wu not at prevail The subject &en dropped, aid Their lordship sdjoanied at 25 minute' to 7 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY, Dimwit 6. Tits Sew= took the chair at 4 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Moonz took the oaths and his seat for novena• The hoc. member vas introduced by Mr. O'Fisrall and Mr. O'Reilly. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bah were reed a wend time :—Bremaa and Llawdevery Jumbos Railway, Broker/ Reeds sad Reels, East Somerset Extend= Railways, Chatham, and Dover Railway (No. 1), MiekUmer UT= School,. Senningdal• sod winking) Town Railway, and Winchester Comment' Water and Gas. Mr. KITFORD asked the President of the Poor-law Board, if he intended to being in a Mil thh session to Garry out the remoneendations of lb. Poor-ism ossamithee with respect to unions and perishes under Gilbert. lir. VILLIKRS saki the animists" on the Poor-laws rw ociontended that the osalaal authority should have the same power over anions cedar Gilbart's Aat, as over Wows ender the Poor-law Act, sad it was hie intention whom he introduend the bill for the renewal of the Poor-law Ooln minim to make provision tar that papaw. LICENSING LAWS. Yr. LAWSON asked the Saerthary of State far the Bonne Departoseet whether, the house having refused to deal with the Wear* laws by say private bill. ha Dow hi. tended to introduce say public or geteral iessoare for resnedyiag tail evils inffided os the public by those laws. Sir G. GREY laid be stated is • dissuasion os lb. sub ject the other night that it was not his intention to intro- duo. a bill on UN subject. GUNPOWDER MAGAZINES. Mr. Serjeact lELNOLLICE 'eked the Under-Seentary of State for War, whether any alteration had bean, or WSJ about to b. l mei ig ibe getout of storing gunpowder in pulls *pawls asiguialib air 0. GREY said that the question of private isagorises lad been *aired into by °alma Boxer, and • sommitta• of Ave oBosa had bees appointed to anoint into the stowage of gunpowder in 'aeronaut insgasises. nat committee bad not made ** report, but be lisped Won the bong be ibis to lay a bill me the subject before to bona. ENCLOSURE OF FIJUIER COMMON. Mr. LEFEVRE, in the themes of Mr. Dooms, asked the Secretary to the Treasury whether his Mined= bad been celled toe provithinal ceder of the Emiesure Commie• Moores for the apportionment of Fulmer-ememen, within twenty miles of London sad four tam of the ammo/ Slough sod Uxbridge • and whether be would nadertake that all further seam should be stayed in the matter until the report of the Ocaunittee on Commas and Opal Spaces bad been prevented to the house. Mr. F. PEEL said the Enclosure Cmarnissimers were dis posed to reoaniniand the enclosure of the common, but be did not know whether it would be proper to give the un dertaking proposed in the question. The enclosure could not, however, take place unless confirmed by set of parliament, and when the bill relating to commons and en. clown was brought in it would be competent for the hoe. member to move the omission of this particular conimon. PI:LOTS AND THE TRINITY BOARD. I. CAVE @skid the President of the Board d Trade what conzos he istenaed to adopt with referenoe to the pro- Need byelaw of tho Trinity Board noder which pilots west io be prohibited from owning steam-tap Mr. IL GIBBON said that titer consideration it was dia termnsed poi to maw! with the bpalaw. PORTSMOUTH DOCKYARD. Yr. LAIRD uked the Secretary to the Admiralty if he had any objection to lay upon the table oopies of the plain Lally approved by the Admiralty for the of Portsmouth Dockyard, the estimated eost of which, as dated in the Navy Fatimates of this year, was 1,300,0001. Lord C. PAGET said that in a few da he would lay oa the table detailed plans of the el Pertertiontk Dockyard, sad De also proposed to place in the liteary of the house models of the works. CATTLE DISEASES PREVENTION, he.. BILLS. . - Yr. LIMLIE caked the Vadat Semittary of State for the Home Department whether or net government intended to re-introduce the Cattle Disease Prevention sod Cattle, he., Importation Bills as amended by a soled committee of the house lam sessioe. Mr. BARING said that the select committee of last ses sion recommended that the home should not proomd with the Cattle Importation Bill. With respect to the Cattle Dimas' Prevention Bill, the subject was one of such com plexity that the government did not based to introduce a bill this dososion. lIIREGULABITTES_ AND DEFALCATIONS IN THE PAThNT OPYICE, Lord STANLEY asked the Attorney-General whether the inquiry instituted by government into certain alleged irregularities in the accounts of the Patent-office had been coecluded ; whether the report of the coniroimiceters sp. pointed to 000daet that inquiry would be laid upon the table ; or if that were considered expedient, whether he was prepared to state the oxidation to which they bad come ; and whether it was the intention of government to foaed on sash report any proceedings, either for the recovery of the same alleged to be deficient or for the punishment of those who might be responsible for the lees. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL—Ie answer to the viatica of the aphis lord, I have to state in the first plate that the isquiry to which be refers was cot strictly instituted by the goverment. It was an inquiry instituted by the Lord I Chi/ream and the canamissumers of patents, innonsequenoe of the information which reached them as to the existence of certain irregularities and disputes in the Patent-office, which did not in the first tartans* involve say question of pecuniary deficit. Those inquiries led to two reports by the gentlemen employed to make them ; the first in July, which was a mammary report, and the seemed and fina l reportin January last. The inquiry, therefore, has been concluded, and 1 au perfectly prepared to lay the reports upon the table but for two reasons, which I think will appear satisfactory to the house. First, the names of cer tain officers and persons employed in the Patent-segue are introduced in these reports in a manner which requires very serious consideration as to the proper mode of dealing with those meow and the subject, and the whole measures to I be takes in cossequemos have not been finally I determined upon. Second, the clerk of the patents, who was the person principally concerned in the matter of those reports, complain—l don't know whether with or without reason—that a very considerable part of the matter comprehended in the final report, and in volving a very large amount of pecuniary charge, he has not had the opportunity to answer and explain, as be fie now prepared and desirous to do. 1 think it will be felt by the house that it would, wider these circumstances, be premature to lay the reports apes the table—at all nem* until they are nenapeand by such further explanations and answers es the gestleore ore owned may lila himself 'stilled to ear. Wlei word to the malt, I have no objection to state lathe wan lonian if the ronlissioes arrived at by than gentleman are correct, there remains • very considerable sun to be essenated for to the entails by the Aker to whom I Iran 'Dads& After the preliminary report in July that officer paid fists the Treasury, aeksewledging it to be due hem his, the , large sear of 7,8724 The meet wee then set fully sea. end be nada it nannenery to peessente the Ana 7 ii . shiMai bean takes with a view to his diephsesnesat from that the ellee he held by vol ages, without refesence hil=n2=4). If all the grounds stated by the commiesionem in their final report an tenable, and no answer is given to the bete slated THE EXPRESS,. -TUESDAY NVINING, MARCSIIK 3 1986,. newly oonnuisaiana chip. Then rumours, he remitted, were utterly 'roulettes., and he it.ed retort,' showios that the men were becoming daily nonattached to the orrice. With the view of preventing sera reports hereafter, he proposed to lay upon the table &Banally a statement of the crime atSn o istment in the nen; sad he Inealioned it as an into and Important feet, Illnatrative of the im proved m of the service, th a ng d ow IV year, stale MI , there had he se a gradual but dimiantion of oriole and puoialnitent ameog the class who were liable to cal punishment. In coocluaion , be moved a vote of 61 1 ,/ 2 110 men and hop, including 17,000 marines, for the service of the navy dog the year 110-61. Sir J. PICITON pointed out several matter, is respect of which there wen still shortcomings on the pare of the Admiralty. He disapproved of the proposed redact- Won of 500 owist•guudecten, IeIOIIUP that arm of the ser vice constituted our first sad beat reserve, made up as it wee of brave and experienced mike% He rood the neces sity of having a dock at Bermuda, and expresead his dieep pouitcoent at not finding a vote in the estimates for such a work. With regard to the general condition of the navy, from the information which had reached him from various quarters, he owned be was cot free from claim ; sad be wished to know whether or not it was true that, at this moment, if we had the misfortune of being involved in a maritime war, England could cot pod an effective fleet to sea. He bad been told that the Defame end Resistance, both armour-plated ships, were not 011ie to go into action, for if wounded in their unprotected parts they would inevit ably sick. If that were true, then the Admiralty had as 'timed a degree of respoosibility that he could hardly think any government department would undertake ; and be wished to know whether the statement was well or ill founded, and whether these ship had been built with or without the concurrence and advice of Sir Baldwin Walker and Mr. Watt.. Sir J. KLPHINSTONE severely criticised the naval ad ministration, more especially in reference to the construc tion of ships, l'lntenaiing that many vessels, which had oat enormous sums of money, race after ell unequal to omen navigation in bad weather. After some observations from Mr. Scaly and Sir W. Muss, Sir S. B. PE 10 moved that the Chairman should re port progress, and ask leave to Pit Apia. Lor - d, PALMERSTON expressed a hops that they might be allowed to take ewe vote rep thajt t 2ht. (Cries of No.) The CHAIRMAN then Lord 0. PAGE said he progeero gi gnnto committee again on the navy estimates= tueday next. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS BILL This bill, is amended, wu coosidered and agreed to. COMMON LAW COURTS (FEES) BILL. This bill was reed a third time and paned. BRITISH KAFFRA.RLt BILL. This bill, as amended, was oonsidered and agreed to. PARTNERSHIP LAW AMENDMENT. Mr. M. GIBBON Obtained. In a committee of the whole home, leave to bring la a bill to amend the law of pertain , shiP. AGRICULTURAL PARISHES. Mr. KNIGHT moved for reruns showier the Dumber of inhabitants aid Inhabited homes is each of the 821 agricul tural parishes stated as having dammed in hours and is. erased in population buttress 1851 and 1881, in each cs frees 1801 to 1881 ; aad, showing what manufactures or Wale, if any, am earrisd cm or worked in each of the said middies, if the mans contain snail information. Mr. VILLIERS said the hon. gentleman bad stated that lade informatioa wee in the Pore-law office, but it was ao• ; but he had made hiyairy sad found that the informatics wee sent to the only ease it ear likely to be sent to—the Registrar-Geomes ales; and the Regiellar.General had seat tory that he hoped the return would be opposed, se it would give a great deal of trouble. Mr. KNIGHT said he would repeat that the information was in the Poor-law aloe, sad the right hon. gentleman's opposition . was a paltry attempt to prevent the country from obtaining the information. Mr. VILIJERS said he rose to explaii, and was proceed. = say that the Mora was aot in the Poor-law offlos, The SPEAKER Mad thr►t how not in order. Th. Mora was ordered. AFRICAN WEST'RRN COAST. Os the motion d Br. Animals; the committee os this 'abject was Iseressid to 19 members, and the names at the Marquis of Rartingkm sod M. Henry Seymour were added. The Portals: ship Antradmest Bill was brought in and reed a Sret time. The house adjourned at a quarter past 12 o'clock. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'B.—HoIm:. The startling movements on the Liverpool liteeplechass et the Fides* glob in the intesdeg, toped* el rmerde L'Africein, fully prepared the public for • repetition o/ the erriestionsl at Hyde-park-emu. but with rasped to the s t eoz Truck hone they were somewhat dirap tod, inasmuch ma that he was frieedlmethronghout the aitwsoos, only one .knot bet of 56 to 1 having bean taken to a sou of sou. reigns. 11 was a Moe point between Arbitry sad hieratic' for the premiership in the belt's', and en mock did public) favour mediate between tin pair, on assouat of the weer tainty as to which of the nap Lord Coventry would finally declare to win with, that they deemed it pendent to have a little on both, which brought Emblenitto 10 W 1 taken at the finish, wine 7 to lyre offered on the kid. Of the 100 to 7 lot, Jos Maley was supportedlfor most money, although Stanton was decidedly firm and in go od demand. Prisms Dagelar, on the streegth of having Penarth la • trhl. "came" in the morning, and the commission in her favour would only be executed at the comparatively short prise of 20 to 1, Alcibtade hav ing been also freely backed at the tame odds. Mrs majority of moorhen having to lure for Livos , pool by the five o'clock uproar from Eurtonequare, the tow 06 the market wari, during the whole of the afternoon, difficult to be got at, but the remainder of the quotations on the Gruel Nodose/. as returned below, will be found oorreot. ',Mingles was in draft request for the Two Thormand, having been backed for 2001. at 4 to 1, while 9 to 1 was offered bar one. Ctiettanoogn wee not fancied much by any use, and the only sign of the hopes of Goddinem stable being revived in that quarter wu a solitary investment of 100 to Bto a smell amount on the winner of the Critaion. For the Derby 11 to 2 was taken about Liddington to 1004, and Breadslhane sad the Drake were sub basked for the same entotut el their prime quoted below : LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 7 to 1 apt Coast A. de Osmium's Arbon a, list Bib (tAo) 7 to 1 Lord Coventry's Emblematic, aged, list Mb (al t II to 1) 10 to I Lord Coventry's Emblem, aged, 12st 41b (t) 100 to 7 Mr. Rideau's Joe Maley, aged, lilt 1018 (t) 100 to 7 Lord Westosarlood us Ssontoo, aged, 10st lab ft) 100 to 7 Colossi Forester's Tonyloaspkin, said, 104 Rb (t 1 and o 100 to 7 Mr. rug"lll4.,thilut, aged, loot 123 b $ & off) 10 to 1 Yr. H. He s Prisms Degmar, aged. lest lOb (t f) 67 to 1 Mr. B. J. Andll's Akibiade, 5 yrs, lid 618 (t, to to 1 Mr. Studd's The Dwarf, aged, la 4 ME t22to l) so to 1 V Re es) (of) Skil to 1 Mr. Harrey's Meanwood, 6 ps, Ilst 918 (t) 26 to 1 Mr. Ooodliff Ws The Cur. aged, lad (1) SI 10 1 • Captain Tempest's Menteme, aged, lOst 12lb (of 1 40 to 1) 100 to 1 Mr W CortwrighTsPoosatb, aged, Ust IMMO CITY ADD SUBUILREN. IS to 1 apt NM C. Alexandre' Pecs, 4 pi, 7st RD (1) 26 to 1 Mr. Merry 's Modissinta ally, 3 yrs, eat lab (1) CHESTER CUP. 106 to 8 Morph; of Hastinge Ackworstb, 4 yrs, Sst (t) 74 to 1 Mr. W. Robinson's Gratitude, 6 yrs, 7011 ( alb (t) 100 to 0 Mr. C. Smith's Robinson' 3 ps, got 411) (t) TWO THOUSAND. 4to 1 apt Mr. Merry's Liddinpon (t) 9to 1 Mr. Harry's wooed (of) 100 to 8 Mr. Naylor's 4:bottoms, (t) 10 to 1 Duke of Doodads Koenig (t) DERBY. 11 to 2 apt Mr. Mauro Liddington (t) 9to 1 Mr. H. Chaplin &eadalbuo (t) 11 to 1 Marquis of Haotings' The Duke (t) 100 to 6 Sir J. Howlers ib. , du (et) 26 to 1 Mr. NII : ol o s v ( battsnocce (ea, t26to I) 95 to 1 Lord 0 a IWle (4) 9000 10100 —. Mr. M 5 ;Weaned (1) 1000 to 30 Mr. T. Wadlow's Cluidatm Carol (1) 40 to 1 Om* It de Lemne's Oladisteur (4 BO 14 1 Yr. T. Parr 4 Dec to 90 Mr. W. Clark' 1111M' (t) ungbt MI BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB. MONDAY, S P.M. Seldom have we seen so sudden a change in the turf market as wu d betweea 1 and 2 oclock at Um Victoria Club to-day. witamee About balf.past 1 we , beard 700 to 100 taken four times In quick 10000611011 by the same indi vidual about L'Afrioala for the Liverpool Steeplechase, and in 141•1 than half as hour Amalie: he had declined to 10 to 1 offered. As time went on he certainly did not improve his position, and the cornet rumour that he bed '` hit his leg or had bun otherwise injured while en route to Aintree, gland the most practical emiroboratica in the fact that 100 to 6 we. offered without a response before the adjournment to Tattersall's. Emblematic had a marked downward teadency, but her stable companion exhibited strong signs of becomiss a rat tling good favourite, and had any one offered • point over 10 to 1 it is more than probable that hie proffer would have been met kindly. Closing gloss LIVERPOOL STMLICHASE. to 1 agat Arbor! cal l6 to 1 eget Stanton (t) 9to Istbientatte (off) 20 to 1 PrtnoteaDernar 10 to 1 Emblem of (t) 100 to 7 Tog h Laz s pida t( i MI to 1 L 100 to 7 off) 20 to Dwarf (t Into 1) 100 to 6 Joe Miley (t 16 to 1 Helwoorel (t) 140 to 6 L'Ableala (n W 1 Jerry WO CHESTER CUP. 100 to 12 opt Iced fathard(t). 14 to 1 eget Gratitude (t) TWO THOUSAND. 600 to 14111 apt Liddingtoit it) 1 9 to 1 be. one (off) Uto 2 apt laddthecos 3) I ii to 1 opt ilso Duke 3) 30 to 1 apt Zantbsal pp Gee** linaueiT itrezossouetois.—La the entries foe the Gold Cop, Laid Adores (Ist Ms G000ds), Wbo Does doy Doe, sod Kr. George Oa Lite Guards), se Shuttlecock, were omitt by mita& BriTING AT MANCHISTKIL —MONDAY. Tim principal feature of tau day's tranaraliana gra the ksorAlag out L'Africain for bidUncor Ilampbcassa consagnast via a mama WS caut via an assihat by there, fiber et %Ott a he hiss of 9,1001 red. The ruble wbN step we props tO . t,sk in the matter. The first thing, of lour= Is to wait for the answers end explanatiees which that retire= may deem ebb aim gad give them a tell lad fir imairlagethm Sobj that it has bar a matter of sirens ocesidessioa co des part of the governmeet, ander the attire of the law officers of the crown, whether the fangs, sa rated, sasuoiog them to be *WIN might to lead to say procesdiege not of • glen aimu rarer, and taking all the = ca meleer. into nabs : ding, ensoopt other things, the feet that a gl= of in , 1111, erased by the oommitioaers born this pat tern= himself iu answer to questions pet to him , the guy enusent had strived at the conclusion that the case was not or in whit* it was rudest or particabbe to irritate any spare of crimes' prosecution. But with xe to the other manures pointed out by the noble bed, I think I am satin= to state that it is the decided inteetWe of the governerst, oaken th ere at farther explanatione and statenuate which may lead to a different coucluston, tab chill proosedinge in order to recover the whole deficit to which I have referred. Mr. H. SEYMOUR seed it Mr. Fiume& word not re ceive his retiring prim of 8001. • year until the amounts of the Patent-oMe were cleared up. He also arced whether it would not be desirable to appoint a committee of the hour to inquire into the whole matter. The AMENEY-GENERAL mid ha bad no information on the @shiest, but, is far as his judgmest was comereed, be thought it was not proper that he should Trite any of be should have discharged himself from tiir d" With regard to the question whether a committee of the boom should be appointed, he should humbly venture to think that while there were civil prooesdinp to enforce his responsibility it was not expedient that the house should tab the matter into its own brads. APPOINTMENT OF MR. BETUELL. SirJ. ELPHINSTONE asked whether it was true that the Lord Chancellor had appointed his eon to the vacant • r stated in the mwspapers The ATTORNEY-CHINERAL—The Lord Obroollor, in the exam= of the patronage which I believe lea always be longed to hie ofiloe, au the vacary taking place in the House of Lords, Ms appointed grim= who I believe stands in that relation to his lordeW. (Laughter.) Sir J. ILLPFILNSTONE-4 wish to ask the hese Chaacelke of the Exchequer w being originated t proceed- rap spier this p hether, rism= Maid not, when he was able to tan him out of the °fig= =plat his goo, and; whether ibis is sot • oar of more gravity than that which was brought scab= Lord ambushed at the beginning of the preset parlament ? (Haas, hear.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that no pcoosedinp, properly so called, had been taken against Edmunds. Mr. WHITLIIDE asked whether it was the fact that this penman get his peasioa for good swim The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that neither the Treasury nor himself had say information the safer. He was appointed by this Muss to lake • sham with the Speaker la the proordiege with reprit to the pensions of the 08011r11 of the Howie of Cornmeal bat ei th er be nor the Treasury bed any authority what ; ever with roper to the odious of the other bones, sad he bed no knowledge as to them beyond whet appeared in the vet= RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. Mr. G. W. BENTINOK mord, "That it nth opinion of this bowie it is desirable that power 'hoer be meted by act of Fribourg in the Board of Trade, or in some other degareaset of the goverament, to Writer an *airy into the ranee of any aerie= which maj roar on railways, with powers to oil for an pares, and to r amble rimer oa orb ; aad that powers should be vested ia suck tas frame sad issue from time to Nine say • for the order of the traffic on railways which may deem ammary for the safety and convening* of the palthe ; and that all compares Pinews lis the aeadect at railway Weak shall be bound to = to sash regulations, under such plait= as may be prescribed by act cl parliament." Mr. JACKSON, in seeeedhst the resolution, complained that the government would not smarm any rebility, although they took power to override the ra m s; and although they put tar of ao expires over se gm= It seemed Mb= Maple: that the Board of Trade should be averse to do that by law which they at present dil ill gally. Mr. THOMPSON said there was nothing that rawer dinettes es much dried es the prusetiou of riders; sad if he thought the adoption of the moire would hinder • @Mile casualty from titre Mem it should have his cordial support. But it appeared to him that the motion we. both wtheaseasy and mieehisivous—unnecreary because the Board of Trade already exercised the power of Jaquith( into rides= ; earl gelsoblevou, became the inevitable result of say kilolitres on the part of the government in the working of Bass would be to increase the numbecr ad.:ideate by_iattodaciairoceffictinsaathatitiss, which waits *NW the Mame One upon another. Sir F. SMITH meld not go the whole length of the resolutios, which would throw upon the government the reeponsity which now rested upon the railway com passes. Mr. GIBSON Gould not °agree any better plea than ending dowa skilled end disinterested inspectors to smear ter the ores of amides* and the publishing the rem% of their brustiptiona, so as to bring the opinion of the tom trinity to boar upon the compara, and thus compel them to adopt proper promethium. (Hear, bear.) It was said that the inspectors of the Beard of Trade bad so legal right to make these invertigatious; bat at all matte, it was dear then the act of parliament contemplated such inquiries. In the fiat place, it directed that when an accident occurrodareport should be made to the Board of Trade ; and it also gave the board power to seed iareetors over any line whenever they saw At Putting thee two thins together, he thought it obvious that the law intended to sanction the present sys tem. At all events, nothing, in his opinion, would be races thjudicioas than to substitute for it the plan proposed by the motion. If they attempted to pat any °repulsion on the companies they weeld find that thread of tisk arm ing formard,es theyblid now, and Peri the laspeetets all the latoemation in thew power, they would inatual optimal, sad eadeavor to put obstaske I. the way of what they consi dered a hostile proceeding. The moult would be that the hurries of the government would not be nearly so nacos= tut as they wirer preset. The boameenber for Whitby bad referred to the royal =mimics which ma about to mat. It was priestly true that the primary object of that was =erre would not be to Inquire into the quasi= of acci dents. (Hear, Mar.) Whoa, however, the boo. gentleman saw the terms in which it was coached he wear find that they included the =astir, whether it might be possible to provide for the greater safety of the public travelling on seaways. It would be premiere at this moment to ogres to any negation 4 the kind before the house, and be thought he had therefore given eufilcieot rearm why the government should not comsat to it. Mr. LEFROY =premed the patifiericei he felt at bear ing the stationer rif the President of the Board of Trade with reprd to the terms el referee°. to the royal °ma ndrake. Mr. HODGSON philtre= to any government department isterfering in the manage eat of the railway system, toiler they were also pap red to accept the responsibility for any rl they might think prepay to lame. i t ti Ztion was eerier without a division. WAGES IN THE DOCKYARDS. Mr. ?ERRAND drew Werke to the great inerelity of wages paid in the royal and pinto dookyeeds, and eon tended that the artificers Is the former had a fair end righters claim on the Admiralty to have their wages raised, seeing that they received Si. a day lees than was paid in private retablihreents. It was Wee that • superansuation allowance was made in the grummet yar&, but that mold not be regarded as wages ; became the country derived great benefit from the impetrate/lion system ; three per oent. only of the men ever get any pensions at all, and three who did get them did not Me to enjoy them moos than from three to five year AU the men asked for was an biretta tit gad. a day all lOW, which would eaten an rewriter* of about 70,0001. • year. Sir J. ELPHINSTONE recurred in the views' gnus aired by Mr. Ferrari& Mr. CHILDERE observed that the executive govern meat were respeasible for the management of the dock yards, and pared out the theoareisace that mast arise from members represeating Pare where the dodger men termed a emsiderahle parka of the oceriturey coming forward and advocating in the House of Commove as Mures of wages. Moreover, if the pay of dockyard artificers were augmented they moat increase that of the employes in the victualling yard, the public hospitals, and every other goverumeat departmeat. The thorease of 6d. a day in the wages of the dockyard men alms would for the 16,000 persons of which they moist= smarm en expenditure of 144,0001; but if the system were extended throughout the various departments the relit would come to a very alarming item indeed. THE NAVY ESTIMATES. The home laving goes into ossenittee of supply, Lord C. PAGIsT moved the army estimative for the year 186666, rad in doing so stated that the sum be asked the bore to grant moults to 10,706,6511, being • decrease of 316,4771 on the votes of last year, and 116,0001. on the ordinary estimates. The number of men who were voted for the arrest year, 1861-65, was 71,950, and he that for the soar= Maria! year it should be 6 1 57. " 4 "di or 2,200 ms. lees, this distributed-700 mimes for the Beet, 500 officer and, ere in the coast-guard, end 1,000 marier on shore. The number of seagoing ships in commision os the let of December bat, as compared with the Ist of December, 1863, showed a degree of six, and there was no sheep in the number °milometer& Bat against there were four more armour ships, eo that whilst there had been • redaction in the amber of ships there had been an iscateee of fore& Referring to the dockyards, the noble lord elated that the Admiralty were oedema:ring to tarry out may of the reseemserkelsee of the royal 00M11611111311 of 1861, and he hoped ere r pia l a regular balanerther at the tide, easoinpaniel by a eel renal account. It was barmaid to construct dams the enure firmial year 15,115 km of shipping against 18,902 in the sanest year. As to the armour-plated fie= it sow cosieled al 30 ships, star maple% or be severed I banding, red ell of these, with the exception al the Nadia timberland, mod be ready by the dad oi the peeler walsarlar ye= It wee also propomd to ceseirest, Is addi tion to etherships, • turret ship ea ClapieleCalegs_ peter*. Is word he a thorough sergarg meek Atter pm ing review tie arra heeds ezpeaMbere, the aria bard Dried theramoure gimlet= • sheet tam since with roped to the oopulardy of the &my as shown by the stingsto have been eapideaold in mare. He o pened at HS,to V, bit maw wig takle OVINISIvir the aka. 10 to 1 waa the to l dowt offer, Brablaseatio sad Athary ware very km. Lightb.art hal yid) 611 I.del aad &auto& was supported at 01l prism tam 30 t 4 1 to ittu Ile 6 talon. LIVIItPOOL BTEEPLICIIASE. lib End lobloorillo () 100 So II we Joe blab, (1) 7to 1 Arbon (t) 25 to 1 Moog. Dapp 10 to 1 L'Atrlcaut (t & roar (t t) IS to 1 The Dant (tt i 10 to 1 gas. (t) al to 1 Aleabodo OM 700 to ti Tooy LOollathl 40 to 1 Jerry ,t) (t sad 1A 11X0 to ID arbio 51111 (1) 100 to 8 (Motto (t VA to 1 Voider ( t) TWO T OVUM). 9to I. apt Lld s dlagtoa (cei Bto 1 apt Chatto BooBs t to 1 (off) I to 1 apt *timbal (1) MIXT. 2000 to CO apt Zambesi (t) I tO to 1 apt Arial (t) LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW. Tau Barros 11Am:soar of 100 mock added to a sweepstakes of 5 eon each, 2ft (to the fund), for 3.yr.olde sad up- wards ; winner of as y headioap after February 20, at ten a.m., 7lit t or of the S' pc* Cap, bib *atm bat not to be accumulative. Six furloep. 06 sera.) Age it I Air at lb -.4 8 1 Wild Dusk • $ 6 8 Templar a 8 6 8 Ovappler $ ilium 6 7 1 Lerourto 3 S =my 6 71 =phi 1 0 6 7 Croeibow $ a Druybrook II 7 Partly 3 11 8 11 Queen of N othe 0 7 Merry limp hum nereW 6 T Pero 6 7 = (le 14 Comet 6 7 M umma 3 1S Juliel Ascham Gansu a 7 Pamir 8 10 Jane shore a 7 Na rci F i r l e r un a 7 Filbert 6 7 Nary in the Kerning 3 7 Gownsman a 7 Menotti • 7 Malveni 8 7 Croi ll I tZ 4 7 Roman Bee baby Bekaa a 7 4 sad Arbiter 6 7 =l.l . at Warm .. 6 = libirapaare a 7 Tool-T way a 7 Theobaida 44 PM W Cala orthier a 611 Hawkahaw a • paid Ferris a OLS lan 4 paid Japer a 6 8 Nell INgley a paid North Sod 4 6 8 Bra Lyon 3 laid A HANDICAP Moms RAcr of II nova. each, 2 ft (to the fund), with 50 added ; winner of any handicap hurdle race after February 90, at 10 a.m., ilb extra. Coe mile sad a half, starting opposite the stables, over four hurdles. (32 tube.) Age et lb Age at lb Shropshire (b b) .... • 11 6 Zara 6 10 Stanton Honeys Balder 6 10 10 Jack (h b) Manchester West End (Inc. 71b er) • 10 9 Mir 6 a Sinking Fund Jacob Prince Lee 800 6 10 if Darter (1 0) Adders S 5 6 Bra la MUG S 11 Bowman a 1111 a Conks 6 9 True Heart Overton • 0 Bombay 4 0 Acs of Heart 6 1 910 Marsh NNW{ 6 paid Zanily (h to) 6 910 115311011101110111111654) 6 paid Vision 6 910 Morn Ter* Gib) 6 paid TER GRAND NATIONAL 9731PLI0IAMIl la randitap) of 30 eon. each, k ft, and 5 only if declared, 100 added; the mooed to can his stake ; wioners of aay eteepleahms after February 1, at five p.m., once, sib ; ma Wirt sr EOM 101 b arks. Starting opposite the Mobs Plant lest muse and • quarter). 102 Aube., 2 declared. (Maw the Chard National rules.) Age et I Ass Sib The Mandbagoe (late O ve rtop Chanure) Fourth a 14 Marble Hill Emblem a 11 Mira (inc. lib ex) .. • 10 1 rerrioala Jerry Maim 4 11 1 Sammy a 10 lhablearaie 11 1 vernor Leonidas a 11 1 Cheerful Boy 6 10 Jo=Min North iroly • 10 ) Acrobat Neenwood 6 11 Wiebend Arbury rig Yoe soggy a U Jacob a 11 Marks (late MtiMer) 6 10 • 11 Tamar' • 10 = Fund Gate Mho Barbara • 10 TIS... a 11 Church Militant Al 6 11 Reel Jam Merrimac (inc. tib id) • 11 lhanbiry (kb) Orr Star • 11 Tway lamilda a 10 I , l= (li id .... a 11 Cismatect • 10 6 U Mare (k b) ‘ 6 11 laasiba 6 10 a 1111 000141600 _.riarema Maris Dagmar.... • ID 1 Ace of Hoerr 1 10 =man 6 10 1 Chaotic • 191 Market Owelear a 10 Carlini Boy Gate De- Hawthorne (h b) arras) Tita Ann= STALES of 5 sm. each, 2ft to the fund, with 50 added ; wiasiar of said handiosie after Feb. 20, at 10 a.m., 71b extra. One mile. (74 iNahae.) Ate et 1 Age 5 1 Goner a i l le k tre l I T 4 ll 4 lb ary 1 4 6 Idle dirt 6 7 Stocklnger 6 Helen Aurellen • Queen of Tromp—. 6 TM Yink 8 6 Donnybrook 6 1 Malvern a psi/ Revolver 6 1 Dierstalker Jarniooton 5 1 Jig summers& it Herschel '1 paid Tux ALL-AaRD BRUIN TAUB of 5 son. malt io tth 25 added ; 2-yr.olde, Tat Mb ; three, let 51b ; four nb; five, six, and aged, let 91b ; mane and geldlip allowed Sib ; madam having Marta twice allowed 31b, imil &eke or more 81b ; tripwire at lb* present meeting, 71b ales; selling allowances, fro. T.Y.C.—To close ad mate Ile evenisg preceding at 8 o'clock. A HANDICAP PLATI at 40 aorta for all wages ; triages ai any handicap after the publication of the weights, 71b alma ; atrium, 2 sows T.Y.O close and name die evening preceding at 8 c l ock.o' TIE STEWANIkI' PLATE did not 611. wmm. ... moo. lanoourt NAVAL AND MILITARY. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WILEITE.B.N ClRClllT.—Wuromaina, Aims 6. (Bofors Mr. Basso ChannellL) Lyme( man of respectable eitsues, soma Jona Piper Pita% seed 24 Yell% and dinntbsddan an migineur, sae al q ui ver:4oMo, was isdiated for the wilful warder of Emma Piper, bia wife, at Parties, cm the ilth January last. with ILL H. M. Cols, omeductsil the prow cation i j . as s r2r. Yeatepe Bee appeared es Walt et tie poisoner. The over and the deceased had bean married • little over twelve months, and daring that time spas the whole Zahrord lived happily together. Prisons wee a locomotive by trade, and his father was in the employ of the South Western Railway °mossy, l= r y the liee near the (Report station . dim w his pm • he had Imo em ployed on board a steam-packet, but or two or three weeks before the sad OCCIUTODOO he had been out of extocirment. Deafened was the daughter of a man Lillywhite, in the employ of the government at the Portsmouth gun wharf, and lived in Sorrey-strest. Landport. Os the cocesion In quetioo, pri mer's wile was visiting her mother, sad primer deo. Om the 9th January, prisoner had °omen to go to Partsosonth to apply for mph:7m* He took his wife with him, sod WINN 11 Broad-sweat, he west into MOM. Loe's shop on limber hiving deosesed Meth in the street to welt for im. She stopped there a ocavidereble time, and beset retui oiag, she walked on to her mother's, and stayed thaw until nearly three o'clock, Moo she sad her mother 1 west to look for the primer they failed to fled h, missedhem lake ta the atimoom they wan t to the l her el • Mo. Oakley, at Leadpart, whom knelmod wee a and beer-home keeper. Yrs. Oakley use a friend 1 : 111 =he terms fee many years with the desereed's family, sad mho the prisoner. Deemed and primer had been from Oakley's house, and since the wedding they M ild both often base there visiting, sod had dept there together. tin. Lillywbite and deceased west to the Bedford Hotel tap, and there had a little gin des badge some MOM Ms at an other house, but still,when they arrived at Mrs. Oakley's, wen perfectly sober sad comet is their behaviour. At s they hid a meal glees of beer web, and half a pith of mimed ether.berry Mee Memo live of them. It weembsequently prepared that Mrs. Oakley _Weald mom puny deemed and bee soother to the Ott Red House, en the reed towards their home, sad they mot thew std bed mere MI, ow menses between them. On maim out Yrs. Oakley left them, seek p ea going towards their respective homes. In the measure had then le asked for his wife, and woe told sim was gene toOak to they's and Old Red House with her mast sod lies. Othlay. He went in that e direetioo std met Moe. Oakley, who maid, 0 J im, my d m . N ee , Lillywhito and Dom We josh down the skeet ; VU go led feint there He " No, I'll go myself she rei he tellowed. tho parties met, , prieemer asked him wife where she had Ma, and she said. 'To lira Otkley's." He mid, " When dies ?' and eke wavered, Nowhere." He them mid, Don't tell ins a a lie," and hit her • violent blow in the hoe. Mrs. Oakley mid, " Stell,Jllo4 sad 171 tell you the troth." He easvered, " I said her for the troth," sa then he aide Muth Messed dmisethr, midday the bleed buret from her wee. Deemed tried to bit prisoser, but he eggs vithelly heat her, Method her down, sad takim her by the hear, boat her heed spinet the kerb. Mow. The women cried eat kept:dies, the prim and gorse men mem op. Ow namednameder away, sal weed cm ; sad than =assied Parmaler, min mmer spin Melia( the velem iaterfered. rehouse threst• end to serve him the mass, on which Parmsbir hawked kin down. Prisoner was thee quieter, sod MA Oakley prepesed Z i a, should all go to her holm, sad wash sad dm *dr as both the homed and the poisoner were muddy, est the deemed was covered with Me d. Deemed was up, whoa her deities' were found loom, sad Mr. west into e house sad get some Ms to hetes SINNI. Mrcaldeiy thee left them, mad hot them two mm, smell Loth end Pend!, come round the mew end sew the two women (deemed and her mother) w!oliclog them pithier Miming shunt her feet disease behind tom. Whim them men get on a level with the math the deesessel turned her Mai round to the prboase wad sold to him " You shell have it for this," upon whist the phew immediately rushed upon her and elendk her vietat 1n the beak on the right of the spine, whisk Leek ether. The poor wousea whim& " 011.ny,7 and fell into the some of bee nether. At the mine time the primer wee sew to shut ep a ship knife, sad be rer away down the street. Deemed we, takes hoot • *void s j ra tt and a medial men was seed for. She sea • eargess, Yr. Long, as mash inws: efoood a severe wound, twiddle boot bar kik es. , MAW right fate the loop, splinterieg one el the ribs. I S t temperary thereleg was applied to the mad, end the deemed Was dm pal Into a oda ami rimmed to bar ' mether's hem. but es entering thew she imeathed thee ye foes Moos mad the died. The pike wadi Re Übe Pd. scam and got a doe by mem of seers lettere Monied for him. They found him M Ohesteey, sod took bin bete em body fn in bis they hemmed a deep , ' the dee that el sem in his bends *Oe witness Lath at the timed the fstal smolt ; etas a knife, requiring two heads to alum the blade whoa moo. Whim before the magistrate the prisoner made • girth meat to the follow* elect :—I dearly bered my madam for • long time pest wham livel Mgether IS m tined* term. I had been out of work, sod aroma over to Portman* with her mad celled at Los end Oa's, &- shim her to wait Made for me. Whoa I cams out she ma gawk and I west to her mother% and toned her gam to Oekley's beerhosee. I this, sod I beard she deo wee beshouto the Red Home, sad I hated her gideg about from to beseboese, sopeolelly ise. min bed ohm her es. Wiwi I embed her if the had been any where elm, woopt Oakes,ihe said she didn't know, and I was aggravated eed Meek bar. OM efterwards said the mold h make me pa for this, and I was so scudded I knew set what afterwards, and I ran away Maim I knew I had bar, sod I here hem very saimenble ever slosh The ;my, Ter ormullio t g er a few ziaate m e s . atia lvee d r p. tri ai asap , W. servitude for 15 years. the - - - ADICERAITY, Maws 6.—Arson'aara. —Captain E. Boathooks to Itio Frelorkic William. vim Oodd. Mid Engin**, R. Hams, to ea Fiaprd for the Moab% First-clam AmiliaMt Fogimor J. N. N. Potosi, to die Black Pritios, promp t ; W. Haswell, to tits Liverpool, promoted. Acting Samsdrilmn Assistant Eoginar J. Tricks* to the PORTSMOUTH, Mamma ea The Phaeton, 39, screw frigate, Captain George Le G. &wpm, arrived at Spithead this 'vesting from the North Amerioan and West India statics. She will proceed to the eastward to pay off, having been upwards of three years in oonuniwios. Tai MAIN DRAINAGE OP 1113 MITZOPOLIS. Another section of this work, the Northern Middle level Bower, has this week some into WS by the admission of the sewage into the aqueduct ereesisg the Metropolitan Rail way at the book or the Bessices Heine, Olerkenweli. This aqueduct is of the extreme length of 150 fest Wee= the bearings, and is cumetrusled of the best Whir plate, the tube being enspeaded between two Orden, which are 12 feet deep, sad are ealoulated to bear • load d 600 toss, they having bees tested to 260 kw, with • derbacitioa of half an inch only. The tabs itself is 8 feet 9 inches in the clear, and is calindated to maids Oo,ooo b baUoss, but provision has lama node for its Sot fully charged, with th e view of pre ssed', us preemies, by the formation of storm outlets at each end, which will receive the sewage after it bag Teethed • given height to the tabs. A noticeable feature in the ocestruotion of the aqueduct is, its having been put together five feet six inches above the proeut level, in order to admit of the necessary Awing being Axed without interfering with the traffic of the railway, which has not been impeded is the slightest degree. On the completion of the aqueduct the temporary staging was removed aad the cads of the tabs were altenately lowered by two hydraulic rams plead epos strong timber miles, the rate not exceed ing one inch per time, in order to obviate any straining of the rivets. The magnitude of this operatics will be best understood when we Mate that the tube weighs 1110 bin than 240 tons, sad the care bestowed on this pordoe of the work bee bees amply repaid by the tabe itself, on being tested, to lie perfectly watertight. Prust 4 aqueduct may be considered the connecting link between the eastern and western portions of the protract, as by its completion the whole of the sewage, from Kemal-peen and the western sad of the metropole, is conveyed to the outlet at Barking, instead of ditchargmg into the Thames at Blackfriarebridge by means of the Fleet sewer *a Wan. The effect, therefore, on the coodition of the river will be very important. The contract for the constrestioe of this portion of the main drainage embraced the fonsation of 12 mar of sewers, of dee ear,* from 4 feet to 1.2 feet, sod the whole bas been carried oat by the aliDellt Arm of Beemey, and Hareem, under the sapsdatendsees Wißudget* the eogineer in chief, Kr. Lerwick, the est mines; and the staff of the Metropolitan Board of Works. CRYSTAL PAJAMA —The first rehearsal for the Guest Mira Meeting of 5,000 voider, to be We at the sClVlßaises on the 10th of May next, under the direction G. W. Martin, was held at Bastes-ball on Saturday frThere was a very fall Wisdoms, represeetatima om upwards of 130 ethos& being priment, the whole of the sadism od d stsse, sad put seep prestised. Wag telore with peg spirt [Advartiessasst.}-Hou.owas i ts Ouriscsars ass paza.-111star aceels are dm delresdias to the pa Nast sad saaaaiai to thee mead hem Ms made of as. Is ahaels. lras em A y mad edisaUse. RaDersts Mamma cheap be dubbed E i re Irma at tbs shad sad betous Pas beds bum Wes s , vide lbs blood Is asessepisas st learlia • ass "l =S P llllras =lbs air lasassa• messed d aseaselesd pM and Os Impose heel erns salmon Ise 08 strealeMso These savowers aeaddilass renew mum sod 11/10. le raw seem awl es. bow. as by wets taullimble es aid sae tersass. asineamly a =se . awl disrOsswiliddi sod juiz w A kr AND • ppamo COMPANIMI MT PARLIAMENT. _ t_ Yeetenlay the cqmmitteels on railway am] t h HOME CIRCCTL — Cm h "' EuIw, MAI " 6 ' miseellei,,tie bills COWIN/Jed tbei sittings. Theta ; The eommiseios of assize tor the county el to WM wow . _,, ~,_ ,„ ___._, r , toisameetKr.B.47: ea licedey In this town. Then swan to 7 lury . t y,... 0 1= 0 -- ... , ;27 . ow.. ha and i• arlesinese. etVm* is Ili* a." iii" it 4 lid " i" .: thank a group of Mesa railways, Weeded for the me smote& waa "Pect°l that I " ava P sil °I.. WC4da liftes C*ffli so f &ties at the easter' canalise districts. They assw alai " te " . " aim% bus " "Plagl_i_"6.l.l6...Psalles,:a ha w In amigos bet the bill foe the Cole" Valley &k w either come to see. , armagemeet, or_ww. ..... v.-.....—• ..es Rows ,. jar. . ea Q.O , ________, tee.. sot gins eosins et trim'. The Lord Met Berm will try ....._ ____„ ,_ ~_ , !_er re„ ye rad .,. primmer', and Mr: Berm Bramwell will peed& in Out tied ;;;1678"="Ziihmthes to run 7 1,.: ( treat late. side. %away, to in - tosille — _lll:4lF facilitiss with sbff . , a n d w IZikber sums or 40,000/. by .baba, and loan. Mr. Morewether, .nr Burin %G., a y lb . gland, opposed for the Great heists ; Ar. Bru m * cheirouid, Mr. Cabin (the ember), eau Mr. Wan alb manager of the Delos ad Heinso, a uk , amnion at counderable length, the el enthearim the car for the opposition, threw e l ar ili tLan " 416 ' 16. Ig (ramose), Mi. H. G. Lengton, Hr. Partnam twees, rat to oraider the merits of eon 1$ mau l , connected with the counties of Kent sad Bun. The pa. sedinp were delayed ea hour in oarequenee of tha ra p id of the referees who trine& into the nails of the bill t a d week sot bong fratherang. Mr. Milner, Q.C., and gx, Johnson then opened the eassfor the prawns, ltr. B s , wither, Q.C.opposing for the B ri ghton Oceneay, aody r Bum, Hr. Alai, sad Mr. Clerk. tor the Booth Huhu and badness, the evideece,additaid bong the Mao that elicited Won the Werra, and the conanses N. jocund to this day. The Whinier* end Roan Da. prevemeut Bill for a new street in W haps', end far tie removal of Middle-row, Holborn, wu QQ.O., for the Metropolitan Board Works, Tba of tbs Benandeeo and Bt. Yarns vonise is gapa ration having been disallowed, the bill we Mar Is ids end ermines. A aormiter on provincial innevanad bile resrolaled, Mr. Hanley (chairmaa),the other saish o bau d mt. Macon Mr. A. Russell, and lb. Rosa Tula Skin into countention area that for the ha d the city of Manchester. Mr. Boone appeared fns lb. pa. moles, sad Mr. Mandl for the opposers, aid nor nu Mg evidence the mainittee pared Me bill, gam u t insertion is the bill of the Lands Clams Om . - 7- 10 ,4 4 7 . Another aeon of refines, Dow making two, esumemai its inquiry yesterday ; Mr. inward in the an g % Boned stated the ore ter the Over Bins Compayb line halo Bameakera t. Banary, to enable the Genic tern to make • line of 7 nails' bran • Joanna with 111. end March line at Boinenhern to a jaunt fp i homey Railway ; to She 132,0001. by ran end AL byloaa. The opposition of the Great Northers and Midlenct Level Onnirenca having bra mo k will Di reported to the ern emuninse. The w et Bedford, Northampton sad Wisdom for a mike, between those points, and to ran 500,0ra g appa pad 166,0001 by ion, won opened by Hr. ediPP; Bond won; ler the Landon end north Henn Hill for the Northampton end ad cr ny. Mr. Brans Liddell, C.E., yr examined fo re Mr. Brute against it„ and the shore adjourned. The ter the Deal and Dom wm suit tarn and Leanest, for a railway front the London, a d Dover ea Booklend to Dad. air the Sank leer; le raise 'wow. and 50,000/. loan Pedlar Alban age. pond for the Dover. Deal, and Biodrek, on the paned! einnotlibm awl ID. get will Mon as as urn the and Hinternork= rare, the Itreardoes•Tyse Imparts, end We Reeds. Th e oprateition to the London en Bath Hain y's Torrington Bateasion Bill was t a Te P eoert over whin Mr. Donau, Chairsom i tt sa d Mama. palladia the °peonies to the lib d the Marypset mad the and Wirehair ins. tics sad Orkernorta sad Workington bang Mr draws, the sormildee, slier rang minim sal lb of oonneel, greed to report thin w& .anis tttr a bills for the Leedom and Booth Wieten Wil 2 Hamel newere), Hollis and Eye_ Railway, and lbw manor end Meanntier Hiner Bilk. The two orb th. posed cg 1p Me tenter Mien cad t• tbm dg, MARKET& LONDON WIZICLT DOOK 1 Ibipera RIVW-11.1. Mb& D 0... Wei! • I W I _ 1.41117 1•6 1.. M 19,41.1 line Trio - 1 Mona I Emir beibts .1 1 =1_17001 ,4 0 .. : D0..1 or Soft Mir I. falls Da • Ea limit Owls Mks Ootio• _ . _ bap lorelips. 1 siif INA. .al IKE. AI ii Warns' MIMS Foss _ ~ ~n , D.hitFPL MST 1,01 ma um UN MOO 1.02 as S7l ttlil 15M 1/11,111 MINI 1.111 1111.4T1 OAS P inksr . etill SAO DSO 4.411. MAX 11," C. 40 MO a it ft«. KO 7,0 TALLOW. -- Yana Besinta.—The twig le d Nagel taw mines es the is mad Eed at 116 seld yeameloomd tespemory Mar is the west Ise he ; telly sad lee pedals. • Sep bads= persist ee " to 40s. 9d. tee ems* mei et 41b. Ild. Ice Oates si DOONIONIG BOOS That•tri L bowevesOlo mid* bat quieter, with aomparaii little ddeg, sad Way _ soLl s o b i sr —lipet and id. hum es Is ea 31 ; • to Deorember, 4i. dd. ; bassedmr ady, th N. to 4111. pd. The desamed hes the lade lam boa ve reeiataised. am isrlisairi by oar deliseime. "eat tm• is ler pies el than etas imm the 'wood sites snit. lively high. North Aaarbw 465. es ea N.; lee , Atsieriata, 40a, 6d. to es. bit pipes Isdeallms SI% 403 m. 9d. to 41e. 6d. ; bee. Me. dd. to 40s 64. Y* 010 hen. Tess telies, es. X set. Oessesat ell Ira WO new Amer sad tee Ise silhiAse geese bars Ms muds i Oodds. M. d. lists senthe gresst„ 10m. Ls 1w se. Ogles, MS &I. ; •ftdoey, 365. to As. id. Geld Is of thee pals eli. from Me. to ele. dd. Ise legs ; Ilk te Ste Arms. Pelsant oil, SOL— (Pm Pie Chair di ems Elstith as& Oberks.) ON.—Lrviiiroes, Lima 6.—W• bus is si• pet Ewe regular wildrit is prim. The mks me 8.060 Woof 3,000 rig export sad ipoindalics. WOOL AND WORIffRO.-411ADFORD, maw , The market twiny ta erisedisgly quiet. The We* a Siders m Cg ia br a de is nisec bay asty,.sodThe= to low rjs, required toe the asapd it Ice tie Ohba eds. essatirbarrii Adt et thiap exists with weird bo th yam rad grain OP harp mishear re drag sethisg, sad the Isar all• "s wam: irstat. aoare appear ** to to g h l r b espratisg imiwilsli were = lg o . host Armies before rag, sad is the teratise ere prat to do burner. 'hay roped tir rags& r @Garaging. With easy *soh ars olawb sod alsy bite at hare sad on the ratiSlat airy low, a is hi drill s revival at trade ia the market is sot ta r distant CATTLE.—Llowarom, Hawn 6.—Th• sap* al 64 was ASIR las Masa co lost Hoods,. Tbs deemed talks both aside wad 'keep at bietar prim tor web. Era, to 7s. • mutton, 7d. to 914. per lb. Catt/e st owl 6 4 ,8 R AtoP, 003.111—Lowpos, Hawes 6.—Bates' Hartley, lts. =Bartley, HI. ; Davila'. West Hartitp, Ha ; rt's Wait Harthy, lte. 6d. ; Swath low Pans Hes, 13. . 6d ; Twaleld Hoar Bata, 13a. 9; Walls 1 1 2 as&rth. 16.. 6i ; Walls Rod Hams, Woo 16.. 6d. ; Well. Betaizva, Bala 19a. ; Walls Rod liiia t Z 198.3 d. Walls roe 19a. ; Walls Sod • 17.. 9d. ; WS I P Hewitt Hettea, 19a. ; 4ai r la s Z Taman Ifs. Wells led Caro% 19s. ; Walls Zed lb. 111 Walls Rod Hwy HA 170. 3d. ; Haas Zed 111101 17s. lid. ; Wells Hod Rest Hartlepool, 185.,,.... g.. 614 Ewit So* XaDoe, 17s. 34. ; Bleak Grove Clumsy o asd Darya MAI& Tto.--9311ps i t mi ma& W. BLETHII, MARRLi GIB, AND MATH& -•-- 110THAYLIT.— March 6, aS BIRTH& Jamoad Lodis, litafa. Os wile ad B. flathaoky, d • disegetor. BUSClL—hatch ai Ilaromo'fogreso Rut NAY. a.rr tam pool, th. Matted O. Barak sal , of a sou. aowAsa Marii,, •S Wolin Doak, llaoloslod. 01. OTO I3 Imatda araMts l sin* GM% TOWS. /aka l b ILNIS at A. I. /Glossae, al • BOIL wale PAY2ll,—Staah S, al Sessoota, SOW/ NM ikeek .... 6, at Upper ,. mi ll redigiowevarg. onals•JA /am 00 0 7: 1 ": id et ato —esibstia - ~--_, J. Wlog„ at Ca R m MAMOT/. --ia. ova ' CHAPNALS—Ringews.--Nrrea t, a Ito F..— ami a • * Woodard. lawa l a ss uis 1... a. .I. Fur.. m tta wir iimiltile; iimt a i r t . X4.. aaa arig. • e w•Pla. Dowaw.--nowa 'as ia. Naar w. T. alsoliip ot m . imicas ed wad .4, oaliirmsu aww. w 1 ' aodlAt—EADDatx.—airia 4 a ram Ca.^ am. 1p as ILL IL Illsom. a E MOWN bridersimpot, Warwick a Os las Ihmt•Coloosi et as nth Bag. 4RCIIBL-31srett at the Ream, agodal.DaW .l"•3" atorwriorra.—mana I. a‘ aufwilww" D ' Ailmh '" widot et Owlets Ardor. LS. 1 41116C1L—Blerak 2, al Bridills. *• J . " 11 . , 0 Xi a1 a w f ik .,........_ .... _ .. M0rT.H. L Mgr, Tot, of 0 60161.11111. 1 wider. sia i .. TliViii-4 ga Tao.nol. Elocabolk Do" di O W. a. +am se T. taloOdarT +What Poild dal a • ..• Obi 4 VO i t ... ..Polidall W IMAM 11:106 MIA *- al • ll Liall. ta iill /7110116 di . 'OMNI T. MIL MIDDLESEX SESSION& William Geary, 12, wee indicted far frerefuleady °Wak ing by files pretonose frees Richard Hieltere the MI el 381, will latest to debated bin of the wee. He *Wed It Iraq seemed that the prisoner wee takes into the alnico of • Mr. Pesten., a hoolinaker, of Oeorge-Weet, Portman squaw ea an sena-boy. On the MA at rehrsary Mr. Postal riereived beak with his pewlesek a cheque for 3B&, which les bed given te a tradennan shout bee days bet it having bow preeented and paid. It wee cenoelled, sod be put it on to a Ste, but it was eseirtained shortly after wards th t the boy got into his neon sad took away this ohne& This cheque, although it wee swelled in the vend seminar. win Won tea Masher's in the neighbour hood by the pp who maid he wanted it cashed for his wrier, sad the mew was assonihigly heeded to bile. The Weber srablegusity paid tie cheque into Soott's bank, and how there it towed its way to the Leedom and Watiefenter Beek, where it was paid, bat therworde we found out to be a reaselled cheque awl it wee retained againJobete ILL Posta& King, polisswestable, 70 D, said be bad fogad oat , that the primer divided ISt. el this wowy mown &boat a dozen boys,who wet 11 in the most weenie way, is west nests and poetry. to and deekepriibig et anon, ; but one boy to whom We Wawa had entrinted SOL to take care of for him bed abenonded with it, end had wow sisal boss Ward of. The hoiden' Judge expreesed Ids amides that any we shoal& lake a oweelled cheque, and Wet two benne Would pre it. He Ward lie law is w b b i :nt in ge Loma would fall. Ty e after King said H would fa open the clerk of the London and Westraiester Bank who paid the The Amierent-Jedge eseAssied the prisenerter WO in a zetarastary far four yew. SURREY SESSIONS. eserionsfa; The Marsh or pens far the could Sony careassand yesterday at the isatosaamemey, Were Mr. Jelesses, allais alstr a e:l72. TS ran, elapatyaleansea ; We Garr Pak* C.ll, Limier asst-Oolonel Ho . . W. Bev &risk, H. W. Yen, R. krarerts, D ;Vatlarn, sad Major Bbibign• T 66 ealoadar scabine the names el 40 yobesams for hist— MI for Wee/ sad two for weledemenents The Claimer in his charge to the peed Ivry said he bad to ocarratolate theta on the lightens al tier taleadar. There were twelve prisearre has for trial II& nodes Urn then wore leek ad Sweaty Lee Omer this time last yam. They were net gully fewer in anshor, bet He ern wen semi, ea el s very slirkt mann. NSW 0013 RT. (Before Mr. Johann, Obabeman.) RAS"' Mostosevi, it, demribed se well sheeted, ries pissed et the bar apes ten Whelan% eleseged win rob beries trees =Where' MeEs la the Crisped Maws The fest hollormest wee for 'Malian ewe medal he new* el Andrew ; the esecrolf, • ien S. Frees helserwebl Waddell W ; the Odd. *Mem Neat the peoperter al Aloe man ciboria, Morns=lh Taylor ;wine awl he fees* leer lesiormig real C The phew piembi Mr ell the ehermia, end was sesisased nein asoisie herd Mhess The peenentete wen ezhadismal• the Oyelei AU" sad the primmer rem the sea olll• Memiensei, the emir haled teem maislier. sed set Ma idIIMIK SO WA intersemayespeeledl whoa giro Oillllllllll bdievlbe mead Mato et lambelipalles amt. • C&IrAL Pares —Ors Mumma Ilrb-411cor- DAT, Mims l—Ailleisisso ea mama, I 15; MOW b mos 1141.44, 430; 44141, —MAka - NIL I 7, F • i