The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-15 00:00:00

v , srucAriox ol TES PIuTIMCS OP CINTEIBUII. Yesterday. Use lates and clergy of the provisos . a y Wnatatiriorer for the twaserteiee ut be.aseee. Then was a I•rs• attendee°. .1 *sok anima of Camomile. Tlai UPPER 110U811._ The Archbishop end BtiMp inespreleg the Up}. imeanied as Yee.. A.a. a Mounipudloe. The Arelibldisp Cesossitar presided, there ewe Mans k e Bi shop , of &owLsoes, Winchester, Liandeff, OkerwerAge hind e zt O.od, St. David's, aelisbary, Bon ;ea Weal: ~ Chichester ' sad Norwich. Dr. Tress Tor, the vismiesnwel of the provisre; Kr. Prawn Hart Dyke, tot lligosts's prunes ; mad Yr. Felia Kapott', seort isig •.. the awebishep awl eggerlior- venni' of the previews, am dee pens. 1.031001111 10. The ashy of Lamm boorish' up a petition free certain slowest 4 has Mos, seals, forth the dilikeltiee which MVO ncaseitesi by pmi.ai. sot being allowed to stand me mans ihr as beptiew. mainly is tbeir aot wag ibis to et...,0 .ether sposeturs. Th.ty, thereloos, peeped their lardahipe to take sash mewunis a. WOW teed to the sepal of the vessrwtion, which wee at MINIM wish the penis el the primitive church, mad whieh seellemeed the adishalandiee is may esse of a dims "ediames. (the bins* wend mast Lissa( with oivembe tied the eheard to is the mans ma one et mentersilie especislly I. mei district.. TMew was amy elm 41111 salty I. obtaining sp3,oors at empties eiber was the press mad she Mask, was the Rims la ha weentiee. because W eebrymien abonaded nes t and Wesieys Amines maid MOM winos lames. livery froigoaq h•PSlsstk assilbst• Shed poepie lest their thildrin to ice wed., as saialeme b even ening6r apsweera. The ..I.llLuity ain predated Obit very bat ellsne. They kart+ lt,ea thew owe emporium diet VMS Whip woe beet to te warm me us* met antraling le us iisnaks the day maim tiny lamesine sin wall seed that tte p.m'. este 'Maly to Wog up their Whines la • seligivum wed Cbri.aien way,. that palms use elm ask dire to berme sponsors The wen the limit spialitad. Hs wee mfraid mime, eneeimily in Liadoe, may same mai Impel to Moos saes Se WI cwt of the lint ISt supper witkh wee given ie iniebratien alibi baptism. TWO wee soother Ili r Soot which was net without its samith. Is half htorsire or 111-inkemed salads there sae a Medal that sposs,rs wars reepossible Ser the Woe of those for when thvy .k.od acid tan cam up far oolifirasti4a, wine, as It wee tregastltly espresso& they took their was apes thew esnes So um, me isdeteny paresis is leak ems esinuesly epos their own responsibilities, the prayer of tin petitionsre sari to hint to an greet weight. The hretthislowelCeishistery, the Biebop of tharial4 the Bishop of °slued, mail the Bishop of Bt. Uevid's expressed their retire conetweenee with the claw. of he petitioners. After solos maw 'mavens ion, the petition, as well as It. art to the am den pesessed by ne /flattop of LW win, wee *Awed to Mash the LAIL t AYDIDAT. FOR etLIOWI.--ADVILIMIOX or 11111101.11 IPIDOONO INTO Thu aindersi. -- The Bishop of LONDON mid the titahop of Lirheld had placed is hie reds • petrels which be had requested Yes to present to their lordships, his surcsia is the disuses of Lichfield, es the sole le whisk the ef the am* of keened sr esker their diersins to gad ODOOLOODDI of cesdidatas for hely rink The rellishers were lite Mayor al Derby and arra lay Inhabiters st that town. They rated that they obsensi with dap error sad regret wre which bad rear* bar 'reds rttof abhor against religion sad suralaty by y orders. That they gratin'', resewledge high drearier at the chirpy as s body, costrarag favorably as they did with the clergy ol eery ocher eiliurcre ; bat they regretted Chet the musetry was mei_ ring leto Its rake PP person" of welly lived. They Awl that t o perm were ordered whose end toteggeledilln were r oster 2=lto relights, easels( _pule amid le Al armee uses, mad Imam weight ft Ike effsgeders draw tan, rat holism et Nein wee met regeilliehe the pekelberf et the ern& They west sm» esey that too tray puss= who was error rade he affirms la their lie sod seh reestlos, end rgeribsissoltsg Irk alessos isle die der reale or prieresd serisred ihmailwee vita ft mil levity se ha rake aleantess are remark d all clams st ore cloy. They asapinissi thn Issiimulds by three buts Gest skewers, whir the blimps replrel hem caadaiiiss M ordiestioa,were often ere OS illMlSeiset pour* sod ter (pointy at the aoliccutios a latimeMod friends. The ratios ere prayed tbst their lordship word take such resenfts as right awn good for the ezeirdes of nervily or eerier roes from the holy order of the 'girlhood. He (the Bishop ot Loe4cat) c .ncidered that this p.tttton was as indicters et • wide greed ignorers ea to tics etre taken by the Wisps la referral to eendidates for hely 'wire. If the serweril ohs patsies tree Ire, rat the teetimosiele of three blow II ad clergymen were soortimse gives without prened knowledge, sad op i the recommendation 11 stansisil fond., it was of gnat hop rare that the attention ei the clergy should be directed to it, and that the bishops ea tree Peri the tastitsesiela of three braised clergymen suppose that there orld sot be a sore seisms decheatios thee they then co .dr. 13 his jot/curet, 4E4 he was quite ere is the judger*. of VI their lordships, say &mamas who pat his same to a temtnionial &glaring the preen be racomerded to be tic t.,r owlmiwice into the =Many, whets be had any any clout)r of his roar, wee guilty at as rimer $ aim ail coal well be committed. nay clergyman who Misr suck loctraside is a wrist of dorm sad grossly hipleded his duty. .I , t• r some dierrelos. is will& the Warp of Winiresler , th.. beak." of Cluchaster, sad the Disko, of Lends(, leek pert, the pearl.. wee preested, the Bishop tf Laden agar s tating that bead sot epee will 11. corests. citacie earn. The Prt , Nate* if Leer ifouis.wbu was areftopusled by the Dias of Fferfrfsb, the milskassa of Bode Dr. 111Tsui, sod Cbaussefr Mari* breathe up au I t ras . owls dutch ruts small se by thif Lauer Homo. rbefr ioidabipu MAR. dfseafeed saws, awl also the qautios al speoW rervforf, squarer& Tlii LOW= 10111111. Ties dame. eireideeer;ore• preeeere eseeposiag the Lower Room et Canveemite rrmidad Is the Jeraredsta Ceamber. The Vary Rm. 1311.3a11t ILLIOT D.D , Dew of Bristol, the pr the prided ; mad *re mare ere peers the Der al Kly. the Der et Iterahh, the Roe. the se t AL lore CoUege, Moor, Cern Wtodemortle C)a telitie= "4 . Air Comptes, the Varrable Arohdiror Dreier, the 'ramble Aerie/ewe Btherthele, the Rev. Cbareller Martin, the Rm. Dr. Wear. the Sew. 3. R. Randolpb. the Rm. Mr R. near nen, the Rm. Mr. kris, the Rev. Kr. Jaya, and • large number et preheat The Preemates, irsompowled by hie prethied le the Upper Reuse 'Oda an either revered the Veer rail. Withdraw Bdar Ie emparame with the eenolietion pared at the ire themes the slobber of chor.l3 rues. Ica Rr. Mr. Ometherthr,_ row et Chew Karr, ilemivrem. yrethe fee &eh mai Well% _permuted • • Wilke term MO drama at the prewthee of Ceatarbory, forth etth regret le the aree reeratlp ',loomed for the stemma of the Rook et Cemmene Prayer, mot. repeehilly marry with • peek doeumont Mood by 413 e auppwitai thermore. and pre) iag the burs to pie stamps to Werra ethane. Perrone thew parealad by the Rm. Proirrer BMW Brower, the Row. Hoary Mackeare (Lieber_ ,) lad the Rm. Chaarboe Kart* teem the themes et Lark sad Rather, pelisse kr a rehearse et the MA ram, mirth powder pariah 6.1111. rid hamceiempriennes her bemiring epareee he 061 Arebilerma Daratairthrm laid an the table a ratios elder b • kegs amber et skewer sad impair, mating Wt by tho peers' opprepthelea et taste la COMM% perish whelp the roar mar arluded, sad pre)leg the hours to tale mete or revile • reedy. SPICIAL The Rem. Mr. Joyce gave moths Mei is tees the special arithee roper Arad be agted ar, he about i ',lure that Owe ithenell he appear se errdr. mbea rot en it. upper hairs. • IllipilleStabli le the dirt. That it la tb• wrathy* if . the tempo. end eM which hoe her frequently ezeretri, to =Pre time be tame dam of ao.luerl religiose ob• end that am reel eurions (the act d amillormity sorrier/thrift) awoke, other tier thu.. cruised in the lush et Carmen Pram have bear framed and mead ander ecire oetharity. Bet as neardel nres.ioaal eervieee fhvlxal parpoer. tho Lower 11.. w humbly r. queer the rose dee reader sad their lonithipe the bishops to ono Mr whether II mead be drivable to am their rethathere frit meet a nernatiem of et sari oddities@ to Mie eel et eni fortuity we ray tree the nee of the aturnaid ererviem has wry hod comb REVISION or TES LITI:EOT. Te seesensit — ssiiiiiifeifig 1h • Rem. C Wshosweasm ttsf• lassies ts 41. ii Tint the verfabers of We boon uatto is s da1.f..1 rapresies of thanks to Ms ruse the presides% sad the I lEOp fug the deeiseeties me& by these to °mycosis' sad is parliament in referance to the Hook of Canoes Peers, sad that the Mese swung hie grecs ant their lord ships of its beset, Glibe•rnees Is Iboir deelaratiosa, of Ise dalibrr its melee, with tbs diets* Weems, to co-operate with tb.•• la issisealaing and tramentlai so posterity thugs Mare* -I foreseer whe h, to At, the wads of the prefthe to the Bob- of Coessooe l'rayer, were, by the cobytcatios• of i•ob provisos., with peat dillies. 'seethed sod approved. cad whieh they trust will ever be aceopted and spb , ovbi by all passeable sad conscientious soils of the churrh hntriasil: I be I).•ii of Nuawics Misted to the motion, oossiderise that at the Ilimeat time It wield ho ni , iet leripediest to de elikr.f. le sa. penal •15 , e of public felts', that so chasm tumid be esbeetened by the apse,. He &Meted that elem. time 1114(11 be node winch would Mee the elle. of Warn poi.u•• into the ohne, and proartettsi am pesos NA laity whi. e dM set sew edit Dr. Ill•Ceut did aid weenier that Ile time ef p. 'session bat of dews Ills s sediehle pleb* he the ef U. I.lluroty, bet that was ems, laid web, adept* s 000t01101u• so the el fishmeal, el Yr Istee. sal M peepersties .for slotur. resides. Gate daiwire esesaded the weedimat, bet appealed l• Canoe Weediest* b tbe meet se deep la the pre ear, es it would emeitty slue Wise the beset et • More Nem iMosumobs b rir asap. llr. Jobb be It.v. M. Oalades, the D.. d 11w, and Atibbross beedierd, tame semil. abia The priewisse ipsolite rim. by dm Rev M. W. MA vox, sbarbilly Agebbolos Oftwr, sad earned. stemt suivrcis. lb Mese jy modir rb meet d jai TILE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY NAVAL AND NILI2ABY. ADMIRALTY, FEE. 14.—APPOEtntime. —Second MastertAsr J. Mynas - to thrime•Leye, some M an Mort snip, pasilar surrine. Arairiant,Paymmeer W. E. Clara M elte Oars wain la, eau seese-ship, oa omet-prai movie. is the Ember. Acting Thir 2 d-aloe Lightest EnemaA. E. er ks g. to a t at Washri the regard, 4, se Wch.es ealieh, fat asevies It the oa', stees-ai, DIPTFORD, PBB. This afternoon Captain 7. M. Stratton with six Nihilism sad 200 Teak and die of the 47th Regiment, left Deptford dockyard for Colchester, being relievrd by Ceptsta Jets G. Trediastok and • seeellar number of recces sad rsak sad Ms of the Donal sr Primo at Wales's Ova Militia. WOOLWICH, Fut. 14. The depot of the 17th Lancers, consisting of one oaptain, two autoharp, Poe peasants, and 138 rank and file, his left Canterbury, to bo quartered at the Maidstone osvalry barracks. The Vesuvius, steam-sloop, Commodore Who, whisk arrived last week from the Shirr Medea, will be peid off at this yard on Weirdly, the 23nd lost. The ofilows sad mow will Pan a someiderable samat of pria.-marl, the Vesuvius having hese highly sumosefal sa eke slave yams tip service Strip bar Port lips sf eimplesim The hi owing deaths occurred on her pomp : Jame Pankow. too, from yellow fever ; Thomas Jusdlarsce, A. 8., by • fail from Molt; Thome Warm drat Moo boy, SS over board; 'Wasp Wheeler, assistant fogiaser of the Spitfire, said James SM. Alede, -- adad-vemed, Comma, Raby, ordered for the Edialategb, eidp a the wed swat al /Ltrich, aad t the Lerdea, gua beret, Mader to Lehi, laving adjoand com peres at lull thle day far tide dadaadeaa CHATHAM, Fn. 14. Captain R. W. Doff, KR., km tom appointad to mesa Captain H. T. 81bcorso, to eb ocousosel of lb, dalßoemer trate, the War caw havZ s b ationa ssa amotalod dad of Moo laspector•Oosoral of Colonel H. Saadkam, director of do Royal Roemer ado bliahroast, has noolved sada. for tits odious sot ars of the Royal EIIeSWO orlactad to for tho ozpoillites to Ms &is land, to ba)teid is mamas to embark at As loin sod of as roam math. _ stomalttes of the two Man sa owls' awing ; having re. *ad a ustioa by Cana edam bat having Md ao mes as*" of conlievag wok dos Meru sod lasi ut ths pars. the Om subjectset prepared et priest to express say opiates as This gum.* ccospisd the raseiaderof the sluing, sad tbs Douse sajouissol. THE BUDGET MEETINGS. WESTMINSTER REFORM UNION. At a Meeting of the above union, held last Mon day evening, at th• temp wary aloes I Piceedilli i. ll . l: : 'Allis g•L is he chair ; proem:re tr. Brewer, An del' i.e Maitre, Mailmen McSweeney, Prows, Hens, Hogan, Cosset, Smite and others ; the following rewelnuoce were asammously adopted That this meeting cordially ewers of en mach of the financial schema of the Chsocehor of the Exchequer se abolishes or minces the duties ca nearly 480 ankles of con sumption, recognesing it as the complement to the tee trade mowers, inaugurated by Sir R. P, el in 1842. '• That the meeting bails the abolition of ths pupae duty sea boon to education, literature and trade, sad cordially coogratalatee the Asomistem for the Repeal of the Doty on Pape on the encores which be. attended their labours. " That this mecum{ sesgraniates Mr. Cobden is the swore which has aterdd his free-suds Meuse la Frees, sad aurestly treats be may h he sped le where the good and glorious men* of his pro ; hid lisps that the priiiwiest el liesteed telh unenishely recognise Um video, and soma the Weed= el he tree-Irede policy pr llll esseard by the treaty with New* eel will urge ha early , '4ttasod Werk by e the other powsie of Mar epee 1 dis resin eseeisisee the heparin ef au Weer tea WI lel. is the pared es • km isepard es re Irks for mempEary la the estrarpros of parliarame • sad adve rbs ea esterive velem in pi/Wow es the Me esueely int he women Uselefli of arlemal riereser by tho were staleareo of re section of the peeph new entrusted with rbr aultsge, believing the S.. to be a easter, herald= whisk sera to warn t he people to remove frees perilawast the Y. hitiehil stewards returned to protest the utelesal puree. That Ibis meeting, while warmly thiskri the Cher seller of the liachetpter for his piled rebuke of the ' es r a l=tioaes: of tartish,' he hie demete asd merbatio ef die roes estteleepoes of peellmenk m oot fleaber rearglag hie thet the and yap te gist the =Maselesel (peel le to eemenies stemditeee by wort e erne end navy otpsiltore ef Ulf ei mph*" ell the .1 setleoel defame wad peed pwerearei. theendmrk. doors dr gewpred wpm aavy wormer es id wiserseme. set INN. mated by the rehire al Orr Britain with alher and urgently raw kg dbe salve opposldes of ; whilst tl esselhee the del sorra setheates r amerelma sad Masse ef the prealset prodigality and were k ' optional empeaMtare at the rasa" LeINCASHIRI R17011,1(BRIY UNION. • A crowded meeting of the council of the Lam aist liteleasers' Usk. was Mold yesterday ahermsew, _Mssaessiey, to cossider whet imps &NM be tabs ha 'sp rit of Kr. Gledatose's bwdost. Arewag Ohm pus were Mr. Bright, M.P., Mr. Bu uj , MY., NA may lellsootial Numbers of the lateral party hen mimeo mu of the esestry. Mr. . HITWOOD, late 3•••• I • vote of thanks to Kr. Cobden, K. Chevalier, sad the associated political new ngs of Pans, for their eadamhartioes In the came of he. treas. Mr. MOON MASON (Ashton) mendal the motion, which was carded misielmosaly. Mr. H. ASS WORTH moved, sad Mr. P. Evian= isocaded, a ressautior, to the effect that the budget wee received with great pleasure by the meeting, who pledged thsemehee te give it their best rapport. Mr. 8. Pope, Mr. W. Harvey, Mr. Robinson, sad Mr. J. C. Dyer topic exception to sour of the details of the do me-480 policy of the budget whilst approving highly of the treaty with France, and desired that the meeting shoal not be committed to approve of the mwnre in all respect& Mr. Dyererpecially protested against this &emaciation being nude the medium in ocadreaisg the government in a velem of exorbitant taxation. The Cita:mats serrated a modification of the resolution to the effect that the budget wea aappprproored of sabject to such alteration. of detail es might heraa6ar appear dateable. la this form the reastation was pawed by acclamation. Mr. JOHN PLATT moved, and Mr. It. BTU•RT seconded • resolution desiring the holding of public, meetings through• eat the counuy in.uppat of the treaty and the budget. The motion having been agreed to, The CHAIRMAN said this wee merely a pod= nest. , lag, and the business before it being now ooze Is wee ' open to say gentleman to suggest furher proceedings. Mr. BRIGHT than rose is answer to repeated calls and spoke for about twenty minutes. li e said he was of opinion the more the whole matter wee examined the more they would be obliged to divide it into two perm. and as the whole constitution of toe world seemed to be of good sad evil so we might say of this financial scheme. de far es It refuel to free trade, It was in his option nail. oeptioesbly good sad to be applauded; but there was smellier breath of it to which Mr. Dyer ref.rred, which was bad M the last degree, and ought to be condemned by everybody. He referred more perticalarly to the emeneose femme is seileary expenditure whine bad been coselemtly slow the year 1836. It must not be apappeasil,..= that this metraers, because it was great or becesesis bls greatness it was mainly good, would easily pass the Hews of Commas. The red fact was that the cosimeseiel tweet, bed been received with great coldness am theme daises re from whom our preseetaiives were time& He hoped every man Is the country who of the mea esre would he senor Is making his appalls§ known. Tas TIA TBAD9.—A sleeting of the wholesale tee traders wee held yesterday is Mincing-lane, to take Ire mandsratica the propritions of the Chancellor of the Br cheque la curet user particularly to the beading mama, tad generally rof rag Ifs trade be tea, Orthemea re gereatiag the followleg Urge esabbsbusels were t —Marrs. Peek Brothers; Moffatt end G. ; and Carded ; Cask, Brava, sad Co ; Travers sa d Co.; Shreds sad goes; Pierre sad Co., W. S. Borthewartle sad Co., Lewes& ad Bow, Rowley sad Dadra, A. Crocker sad Co. 'Praia( sad Co., Bran. end Co , Waren and Boa, Bassett, Brown, and Co., Ballarat sad Water, Leah Sinkers, Milhous. and Boos, Clerks one i.e., Haller and Bose, Philpott sad Cooper, Woollen and Car, Biddy% sad Water D. Lloyd end Co., Porno's sad Cu, Devisee sad Newman, end Ceylon:a and Co. Mr. G. Mart leak the chair. A committee was appealed kr tie =at eat stir Ur to Chancellor of the Exchequer rep ragweed charges on the reboring sad warehousing it kr are madden d ezorttotant. The feeling oa the eabjest err speediness, sad It wee t bought dearable that the net seraM se ones pet threnseire. iato communkalica rib the Irding members of the trade at the various = Owes threareor the country, so as to okra • scat to {bales promiedinere. Ti. BUDGET AND THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS. —At • rasa! sad Pry attended mewing of the heard it the Linwood Vicitaaliers' Protection Bray, htl4 at tie eau 90, Paningdorstreer. last (Turday) evening. Mr. G. Agana the chair, It ens unanimously resolved, tt That the most merited° steps be takes to oppose that parr el the Chancellor of the Ruhriser's budget which peplum le ire setbority to the excise to peat Herm I. eating-housekeepers, o free -holuitlimmirs. sad prinisehe is sell wine by retail as moat destroadve.le the riesest of the housed vieendler, without say commersessee eleurege Is des enammaity at terse." It wee ales emere re solved le seed dehgree to Manchester, Liverpool, Wrol, end err Writhes provincial towns, when reserge are Healy ta be held, la larder to *Sot a united co-opentlios to epees web preweitioa.--Morreg eldrertsier. TIE LIVERPOOL SHIPOWNERS' AsSOCIATION.— ha hdleteatiel hot privets meeting of the members of this seraisara wee held yeeterdey, Is order to discuss the allu via( dares of the a.w ?amen treaty. It wee !waived that dr ereeledem wee etreasly Inward with lb. glaring in jures be Bahia shipping contained is ardcle three of the treaty, adding BMWs shipping from the equal advantages enjoyed by Puma skipping. -..- 01.000 w- --At a meeting of importers and dialers senaected with the eager, tus, wins, and spirit Intik bold to Gi•lffoW, oa Moadey, it wait agreed that the 1116, Utah, sad 13th chums of the rwolu , tone a the Chessman' of Gs inebequer on the Customs' Duties Act nobody vasians &sages in the op...time reveled on to bonded wassitsuass ea the renv,ral of goods under hood, sad • do limpet le al imago fa packages or parcels, without NIONIIMI to dm estatiles du at tha package. These changes the ma** WI amid be ezesedlngly illations. end calculated lialupsta thsaattual seems of bed* hawses the greet centres 111111111111111110 11111 ohs oniperte. It ass resolved to °onionskins Wiil lotosaind perdu ia saw pens. sad • deputation was appolahmi la volt upon Mr. Gladstone to ask him to modify the elsman. CITY BZWEIM COMMIS MOM.-Thii sw Cagemin se el lewen for the city a Leaden was liteway spend o;rd7 (awarding to the oust..) by the land or, a wbo prodded anal after the miser!.. elf Mr. De puty Christie se shalrulais. Dr. Letheby mewed a the rate of 201 hewer that bad beat iaspeseel &Meg the work, sad sabantted a list et 28 pleas that recalled emits/7 kw , ram Th e aortela we y wens for week are stUl a the avenge. The deaths It the wevespeselleg risk of the last four years wan i p whams la ths week that has is alpha& they wen bet ;of Awe ally Mrs Wants owl LS assess renew et SO sad areardb. Y s Mhii sad Isnaebide winged heel la $ gam, Mg thews we is &who *en passeseale. Prom &.s. at • &yaw sie slaw there were ealy y deaths, annely. I haw mark* Meer, 2 from swall-ges, 2 haw weep sad 1 hen erpdpsiss. The prieeipal awes et death ware alweleas of • Wrests dealer. Siry-He birdie were registered dotes the week, awe*, 27 hays sad MI gals. CaretaL PLUM-ONi SNILUNN DaTrTIINS OLT. Ins id —Adabsisaa ea paynteat, 1,21114 i dites by sewn tidies. Olt —Total whiten. UK [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Og noon —lPiusma Ibbeser —Now waft tresges *lbw ~Yard =V amirib m.. wpwalles eldurbe Anbeetiese of lIN IA* imp me mew. 7109 soprebob to db.r. Awl mks dada ft NOV asphymem M asproprisse ummilbik at wad* melle memM Hellowy pbb mod elbsimpl W Mint %Wag lion is boutlerwarA be &sot err polum; amalmia barabg GU* ailitesmil* mew bewbbie S. Wo mime : MI 1. = ft d ... 1 O 1==.61 : 7 Ind fear * m i., buillimi AMM miIbarVIIMMINIS sod IS MN wart •141119111111111110•11111 SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCRESTER.—TazeDAT, LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 12 10 1 apt Asada (t) 14 to 1 Xaothett 100 to 6 Bnutotto (t) 100 to 6 Emieraot (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 100 to 6 apt Clare Azle (t) 20 to 1 cby Andover (t) 20 to 1 Nucleus (I) 40 to 1 Hal o' Blacks, (t) CHESTER CUP. 22 to 1 .got Yiotka (t) 26 Is 1 Birmloghom (t) 30 to 1 Sqtdro (t) 60 to 1 Sat Willam (t) FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZ3IIII. BANKRUPT& Rum anima Wan. lfaattan-plawa Howita,, boarding bowie lawpw, so ostwolar X& 23 ea 22. awl Mardi IS at 1, at baalaaha/1- wan Walla Notagaradroat ; et soft. Maws. vadagball. wawa Tawaika Drama. held bow Feb. 23 M 11‘. aad Nana II at loat Sala. awl Barbey. Jo 1 1 , 1 ,2 1-Was. a= r alwria. st Dosiuuy ✓ad Nana II aa ; smi llarawatal. lll 4l =. ; sad Ilwatataw, Klan'. at wall. Raw ()Lansaw, 1: 1111 1 r M 1I& and Korth 11 la 12. at ftwA OWL. awl Tyke. Parahala na • a& nien. 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The mess of the eh bee bees lower tiles the sewage es every lmi gra7 awl two. et the esevest shastk. Os het Friday the uses wee as low as 21 6 deg. Dasember 17 is hat your k wee 224 6 4 deg., sad es the so; es w day the thensasater he es low as 1 dig. Tabu Inttliignict. EQIIITY COMM...FRB. 14. (Saxe Vow, eir Joba &amt.) mum s. NSW. 11r. Bacon, Q.C., sad Mr. W. Lao; Wigrem appeared kw the printide to this suit, which wee rebated tower the fol lowing circumstances :—in February, 1866, the defendant Stearn, who was a brawl victualler, deposited with timers. Reid and Co., of Liquorpond-street, brewers, of whim he was • cuetomer, 6001., at the same time telling them that the awry was not his own. Meer Reid end Co., having arta wards name to believe that the 6001. caste the proceeds of the gold duet robbery committed on the South eastern Rail way in 1866, for which J. Borger was tried and convicted at the Con , ral Criminal Court, paid the money into court, and filed • bill for the parr= of secertaining to whom lb, 5001. bead , by which they preyed that the different claimants— retry, etrs, John Barger se trustee under • deed of eseignment of the pernal arta of James Bargees, the sewn, sad the SoutliSsetern Railway Compaey—might be ordered to interplard. The two defendants, Stearn and John Bar lead by their answer diselsimed all right to the . Oa the part of the company it was contended that it ins sot • proper case for an interpleader sit, es the company were quite willing that the away should be paid to the crows ; end It wee sernitted on beat of the crown that the crown could not be celled upon to hrerpleed, but that r the railway company were entire the court might at once order the 6001. to be paid to the mows. Q.C., and Mr. J. T. Humphrey !appeared for the railway company ; Mr. Whams for the crown ; and Mr. Southgate for the dogmatist blears. The Vice Chancellor said the right of the plaintiffs to file a bill of taterpleader (several claims having been made to the 6001.) was clear. Two of the defendants having disclaim* the only claimants before the court wen the South-Easton Railway Company and the crown. It had bees °outmoded that the gold-dust had been sent ty the railway company, who, as confers, had the custody of It ; mod it had begs proved that the indic.ment at the trial at the Ciskei Criminal Court wee for stealing gold dust the pro perty of the Searh-Beaten Railway Company. That, how ever, did sot siv• them a loyal title. On the other hand the mown claimed the 5001. as the property of a Aids. The court could not, without farther tarsal decide the question as to whom the 6001. ed, and therefore the mown and the railway *maw meat be decreed to intexplead. The bill must be diereased as against Stearn and Burgess who bad disclaimed, with costa to be paid out of the fund, and in quiries must be directed to ascertain whether the 6'01., or any part thereof wasprodncod by a sale of the gold dust Mien by James B urgess, and whether the gold dust was at the time of the robbery to the custody of the South Eastern Railway Compaq sad to whom the same belonged ; and also whether the loath Easters Railway Company, or any other person, had become entiled to the mousy, or to any and what part thereof. COURT OF RXCHEQUEFL—Fia. 14. Mans •t Oulldb•lL—(Bdar• Mr. Bona I[•rtia •ad • Spada 7 ors.) KOZOAN AND ANOTHEZ V. TEN LONDON DDCIII COX PANT.—TiII WENN AND SMUT TIADI.—ALLNOID PIADDI EN Til LONDON DOME. The deoleratlon charged that the plaintiffs had delivered to the de dente certain valuable irides, to be securely sad safely kept. and that the defendants so received them, but through negligence the whim had been -adulterated, and ma, Well deteriorated, and a large quantity had been lost. The te pleaded not 4 guilty, that the plaintiffs did Doe d=elivero the irises as all and that the dehmdanta did sot them The case excited a great interest amongst the wins end spirit trade, a gnat number of whom were prowl dozing Enti i i n t i Panses, Mr. Phipsos, and Mr. Norman were counse Yr for the plaintiffs. Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Groves, Mr. Giflard, end Mr. Murphy TVtad the defindantr, the Leedom Docks Company. . I 7idwin lame, in opining the one said, that the plain- Mb in this sixths, the Muss. Magee, were wine mertheati of the highest respectability is the city of Leaden, and were large exporters of first-class wines. The issue which the jury had this day to determine was one of extreme importance, nut manly to the community of the City of London, but to the public at large, who were con. owners of wine. The Messrs. Morgan, who had pot up front time to time with various lams from the London D oche Company, through the manner In which the wises was treated, felt compelled at last to take the opinion of the jury under his lordship's direction on the liability of the London Docks Company, trader the circumflexion which he would no• state. In 1864 it was discovered that large frauds were committed in the London Docks. The mown bad pub lished some papers on the subject, end the tesult wee that they mitered into a species of liability, by which they contracted to pay the loss on all wine, not exceeding me gallon in the pipe per *mum, in the docks in 1864. In 1101/114 quince of the discovery of the frauds le 1854 an investigation was made into the deficiency in wises la the are of the dock company, end of this he would read a shonstatiatical account:—ln 1862 the deficiency wee 885 gallons, in 1813 the deficiency was 669 gallons, in 1864 it woe 628 gallons, and in 1854-5 the deficiency wee 8,427 gallon.. This he would prove frum the public, accounts. The attention of the City and of the mercantile world having been directed to these frauds of the coopers and coopers' men the dock company made compensation to the merchants, and, exempt others, to the Movie. Morgan for the losses thus sustained. On me occasion, in 1856, the company, without dispute, paid to the Messrs. Morgan 5001., though he believed it wee now intended by the company to take a tachnicel objection as to their liability. The nature of the present action, in point of principle, was =trimly simple, although the details would occupy some time. Respecting the defi ciency in quantity the claim was • small one, but it raised en important question relative to the (patty of the wipe end its deterioration under the management of the dock ems (Sip servants. He was not aware that hie learned friend r P. Kelly) intended to dispute the liability of the com pany in point of law, but it would be clearly proved by their own Wars end documents. The Messrs. Merges were, es he had said, dealers in Oporto mese of the highest elem. He proposed to take the heeds of one Item, which would give substantially an outline of the entire an.. The wipes collected in Portugal of rations vintages were taken to Oporto, end were there blended and mole up for imported** to Ragland, and the morehmts in Portugal invariably kept a sample of mob 'dein* sad quality, in case of complaint by the consignees. The *lntl& obarged the dock company with haring destroyed and deteriorated the quality of large quantities of wines by that rum system of frauds which was brought to light is 1864. Thie system bad gone on to a most &enema extent. When the wines were not for, and the duty bad to be paid, the company's servants made up the deficiencies frost inferior auks, se that the merchants got not their own wines, but wises much deteriorated. It would be recollected that these wines were entrusted to the company foe good and safe care. The plaintiffs charged them with a want of proper supervision, which entailed • loss I of from 20,0001. to 30,0001. He would now Mate one le stance which would illustrate the whole case. The plaintiff received, ex Heber, from the well-known home of Oublea and Co., 20 pipes of port, of the via age of 1861, and marked with • star. This wee a high-plOod wine, and of a good Tulin* ; they deposited it in the east vaults of the Landon Dacha thinly, 18.53. 18 pipes were sold and two were left. The Messrs. Morgan sold one of the latter in 1869. It had not left the dock., but the sample having base lasted by the purchaser, the Mews. Morgan had to take it back. TM other pips wee found to be bad, and had to be " vatted;'' that is mixed with other ' wines. In point of fact, such tricks had been played with the plaintiff 's wines VI bad bees admitted when the com pany made compensation to these merchants from whose' wines large gastritiss bad been abstracted. There could not be • pretence that the wine bad deteriorated by age, and there was one thing which defied every principle of hydro. suttee—if he might use that term with regard to wine—and that wee, that the wine Increseed in quantity, and the man who bad drawn two gallons out of lone of his make found when he agent come to draw any that it wee quite full. (Laughter.) The learned counsel, in conalasion, submitted that the question at issue wee most important to the trade and the public at large. Mr. Thom.. Morgan, the plaintiff, was then called. He deposed that his nem bed been In existence nearly 100 years, sad bad up to 1858 deposited their consignments of wise is the London Docks to the amount of about 1,600 pipes in the year. In July, 1863, they deposited 20 pipes of port of the vintage of 1861, and marked with a star, fa the London Ducks. The vintage of 18.11 was an of the best ever known, and the star showed it was particularly good. He sold one pipe In March, 1857, to Messrs. Smith, of Pall-m. 14 and the quality wee objected to. Is December, 1851, he found it so inferior that be had the wine vatted. Vatting much deteriorated the vales of wise, for in fact it deprived it of its oredential.. He estimated the loss in minim fine wine at 201. a pipe, and as it had to be vatted with enother wise the lees would be in reality 401. per pipe. The dons estimated the loss at one gallon per pipe per annum, whisk hs had considered fair. He mild the other pipe to Mr. Oka% a wise Parrakeet at Brighton, in August, 1853. who ve ostlers he have it cleared. Witness drew • sample in 1861, sod bend It all het worthier. In Octo ber, 18611, be plead in the decks with other winos upwards of ems pipe of port, consigned by Gabber, by the Mention. It was of the highest eine. 1. November, 1 he mid ens pipe to Mews. Neighbour and Soo, of , who returned it In the beginning of 1868 as bad. It had sot left the dock., and wee sot like prat wine at all, Wise le gauged when it enters the docks, and re-gauged when it is taken or, end the defy paid. The eerie. in the &indents' books were here put to, and showed that. although eight samples and two testiegs had been taken from the wine, the tillage quantity wee 115 when It entered, and the same when regauged five yens Ski* warts izamleation continued—la December 1864, wilssos eslted 20 tepee of watt'. by the blartello, marked TLR," doable diamond. shipped for a mummer, idr. Riliki • 16 of times .bowed gnat irregularity under isiges,saci wood gulf* thflemelly from one another. so he had to take , them all .1 lir. Bestipy'll Isaiah.. Ho sold five. pipes. The rest were vatted is December 18.56. The lea would be 201. per pipe, even suppoelag the mine wa• identical, but tt would be muck nom It the wino wire desseionitsi. IS Nay, 184?4, dried ens pips of 1861 vintage, maw' " N B,' net et parcel slipped to 15, 1860. the Yemen. Neighbour, who Cad*. complaint in 1866 that it wee bed. It was now in the dock', and was very ' inferior. The gangs al this pipe Theo docked in Karon, 1864, was 118 gallons allege, and in Heron, 1868, when no =, 1 ly&lione. On the bah ifeptember, 1664, he lye d pert al the Knew of 1861, a very fine wine. hoar of the Menem. Hash Bmah sad Co., of Pall-mall—two m Thtmenber, 1866, end two in Naliquary, 1857. The mbar be sold to Mears. Maitland end Co, The *mom Smith complained 01 two pipe, end they won retuned on hie bands. lk we very intenor, but there we no complaint ea to the others. 111 January, 1856, he deposited 15 pipes of very floe port, which ought to be worm 701. now, if it had not been altered. He mold 11 of three pipes of wine, and there had been no complaint about them. Four had deterio rated in value, end were higher celoured. They had to be vatted._ Mr. Phloem—Would you give me the peke that they would mil et P Plaintiff-1 should not like to buy than. Mr. Rdwie James--Perhaps they would do for an agricul tural meeting. (Laughter.) Sir F. Kelly—Or perhaps for • meeting at Mr/47160ne. (Renewed laughter.) The plaintiff proceeded to gay that In January, 185.5, he docked 18 pipes of Port marked double dammed, which, with other wine ,, lie sold to Messrs. Lenore, Hal, sad Co. , in the following May, at 461. per pipe, ad he had to lake back the whole 18 sad vat than because they wars so late dor. Again be sold to the sass males 46 gips of • stouter but sound wise. Thies were mespleinad oi, sad were most inferior--almost modem On the same day he deposited soother parcel; of which, as to 10, than bad boa no com plaint, three had been vatted, bat were not the subject of this action, and two were still in the docks, much deteriorated. He sold two ppm out of • parcel of 36 of the vintage of 1861, - Mar marked, to Mr. William Potter in Octobe r, 1866. He had to take one back in November, 1867, and had to allow 851. on the other. Mr. Potter said that the one which was returned was parfait rubbish, and witness thought he was about right. (Laughter.) None of the wines which formed the subject' of this action had left the docks. The pugs in January, 1666, when the wine was deposited in the docks, was 116 galloavallege, and whim reganged is October,lBsl3, it was still 118 gallons. having beat in the interim subjected to tee simples sad three manage. The plaintiff deposed further that in July, 1866, he deposited 10 pipes, which he told In November, 1868, to Mr. Roll James, at 641. per pipe. In • few days he bad to take back six pipes, and had w allow 201. oa the other four to induos Mr. James to keep them. The gauges and the regstigee on the lot were the same, although they had been salgected to samples sad testiap. Examinetiun continued-1n 1861 he delimited five pipes in the docks. He mid three to Meters. Pincest and Co., of Newtown Abbott, Devonshire. Two gave peat satisholloa, and one was returned is totally different from the others. Witness could not sail it as good port, sad it had been very choice. U to the end of 1864 he bed =ideal to maks say claims . Atter the discovery of the frauds Is 1864 the company agreed to allow the trade for a ll delloissaise in wines then in the dock, Mantling the gallea pr peps hitherto excepted. A letter, dated Feb. 8, 1856, from the ssamtap ef the Dock Company to the drputy-chairmen of the Wiw sad Spirit Amoestion, stating that the compsay were willing to accede to the suggestion of toe amociation, to make the al lowance on all wines in the Etat Vaults is 1864 of the gallon per pipe when the deficiency exceeied that amount, wss here put in Sir F. Kelly here read a letter from the oompany in reply to a demand for deficiencies by the plaintiff, to the effect that the wine on which be claimed the allowance was sot in the Rest Vault, and therefore did not come within the rept- lation. The plaintiff—l don't agree with that, became, scooting to our books, all oar wines are in the Zest Vault. The plaintiff's examination in chief having been concluded, the court adjourned at half-peat four o'clock to this day, when the oroaa-examination will oe proceeded with. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.— Fla. 14. (Baton the Judge Ordinary.) ciocci v. mom. This was a suit for • judicial separation brought by Mrs. JecoimaCiocci, against her husband, Raffaele Ciooei, on the ground of his adultery with a woman named Charlotte Thomas. Themarriage had taken place in 1851, and on the 18th of July, 1854, Mrs. Ciooci obtained a divorce a mime& et thorn for this misconduct. She had also alleged a of cruelty ; but the judge of the Consistory Court (Dr.=- Ingtoo) dismissed that part of her petiti.m. The object of the primula suit was to obtain for Mrs. Mood the additional ad vantages which the recent changes in the marriage law have given to a judicial separation as compared with a divorce in the Ecclesiastical Court. Dr. Phillimore, Q C., and Dr. Tristram appeared for the petitioner. The wart thought that Mrs. Ciooci had already obtained all the redrew to which she was entitled. It must, there fore, reject the petition. 7HB POLICE COUB7E. MANSION•HOUBE. Margaret Blemish, with • Huh. girl about twelve years old, both wretchedly clad, was charged before Sir B. Carden with begging. Viscount Heysham said—Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, while walking along Yencharch-street, I observed the ptisoner sitting with the child In a door way. When I came up to bre she held out her hand, sad bagged of me to give her somethieg. I did not give her anything bat being struck by the unterwmate appearatioe of bar child, who seemed to me to be in • dying eta e, I watched her. I saw her get up and go ism Graoschurch-strest, where I sae a gentleman give her something, and I then gays her in charge. Priermer—l did not beg of you whilst I wee in the door way. I wee sayieg my prayers. Mr. Childs, medical officer of the City of London Police Force, said the child wee brought to him to examine, which he did, and he found her to be s mere living skeleton, labour tug under dials. of the spice, produced through cheer star vation, which she might recover horn with proper care and attention; but, if her present mode of life were continued, she would certainly live but a very short time. Sir R. Carden—W.hat have you to say, prisoner Prisoner—l osa't help it ; I can't him en 4a. s-week, I which is all l get fine my husband at the met, out of which I have to pay 2e. for lodging. Oflleer—Her husband la in court, my lord. Sir It. Carden—Then let hint stand forward. Husband—l am not able to keep my wife and child, my lard, bemuse I soatoely earn enough to maintain myself. hope you will discharge them this time. They have sever begged before. 01 thcer—l have known her as a beggar for the lad eight rare. She km elweye taken the child out with her ever since its birth, and the t aibend is ahrays drunk. Husband—lt is film. We have erdy been In Leaden about a year. And as for my getting drunk, I can't afford to do diet. . . . _ - 6111oTrLWh7, you were drunk last night when I came to tall you about this. Husband—Yoe, I know I was last night, because I fell down yesterday, and my employer gave me something to &Mk on that aosonnt. - P eisseer--614myked, could you separate us I Hs does not contrilmate to my support. If I remain at home I sit starving sod without fire. fliz R. Carden—This gentleman (Viscount Raynhaso) cos of the governors of an b. apical when they ours dimmers of the sphor, and be very kindly offers to take your child in. An you vain' to Ist bar Prisoner—Well, she don't want to go. Sir R. Carden—You have never @eked her. However, as you like; but let me tell you, that if that cbild dies through your irking it out begging, you are as reeponsibla for its death as though you killed it by violence. Prisoner—Oh, thee, 111 let it go, your worship, and be very thankful to the kind gentleman, I will. Sir R. Carden—Wall, I shall discharge you this time: but if you are again bcought before me, I shell deal very severely with you. The prisoner was that discharged, and an an= took charge of the child to take it to ids hospital. !lOW-STREET. Lucy Flick appeared to a summons to show mute why as order, which she had obtained to t her property and earnings *garnet her husband, Edward George Flick, and his creditors, should not be discharged. The proceedings excited considerable interest, bath on ac count of the novelty of the mars, and also because the ma• &teatime at some other courts have declared that they bad no power to disoharp • protection ceder. Edward G. Filch the complainant, deposed—This day 12 months, Valentine's day, 18.59, I was wrested for debt, and takes to Whitecocat-street. A day or two prior to that data I was living with my wife. I was in prison about nine months, being remanded for eight months, tram the mile of the vesting order. Hers is my cement*. Mr. Jardine (after referring to the oertitioate)—l ma the vesting order wee dated the 28th February. Then you were discharged on the 28th February P Witness—l think it WAG in November. I had not deserted my wile prior to my arrest. I eves keeping oat of the way for about two months t ofore, not to desert her, but to avoid being taken. There was only one judgment against me, sad I thought I could settle that, and soavoid going through the omit. In Non by defeed,mt's solicitor, oomplainant dented that he had ever ill-used his wile, or Introdneed woman of bed diameter to the house. Was on one occasion brought to this mart for an tumult, on the charge of a man whom he found secreted In his haute one eight when he cams home settler than he was expected. Had one home at in. Weals, ebony on illeaday, during the two months that ha vas out of the way. Sir. ; wi lls. said title was wholly Irrelevant. Any 11l usage, or hifidetity would not justify this order, which had b oas ra t ted solely on the ground of desertion. The ohs phtllant had swore that to bed not deserted his wife, and melees the drlsodaat could show that he had the order must be dlacharsied. Mr. O'Brien (clerk to the court) hem read the Information sworn by the wife whoa she applied for the protection order M the 28th October, in which she deposed that her husband bid deserted her in Nov. mbar, 1888. T. wife belatt sew morn, repwrd that Brimmed, awl wtas .boot to r, fete charges of illktrearairt, &a, bat was • grit b Ur smart. Mr. Juan —Why did you not tell me your husband wee in prison? Doendant—Bsoause I thought be was out. I had been told so. Complatitaat--Yhit knew better. Yon had been there to see me the easisy bahes. Joha Potter, formal, jourwiam to the plaintiff, wee examined to rove that his master wee away from hoar, for some time previous to his arrest. As to the cause of hit master's abashes, be prevaricated so much as to expose him self to the magistrate's cansare. Yr. Jardine esid the wile had ends whit be would call a mistake as to Ms htubsnd hawing wilfully deserted hot% dull he must observe that she concealed the fact, of which she was well aware, that he had been inlets= nearly the whole of the time ergo of desertion. Yet she came to this court and told idea (the sassistrate) that her hUsband had deserted her for nearly year. She thus obtained the order on the wiry day when bar husband was to come out of prison as if she szpeotad him Moe sad wattled to be prepared with the order to resist him. At ell events be wee now here, and swore that be sever meat to deice her, and indeed, sa soon as he recovered his liberty, he went home to claim his wife and Under these circumstances the order must now be I • JIARKB26. COTTON.—LrvizrooL, Frs. 14.—We have had a slow market here to-day. Prices nominally without change. The galas are 600 balm, of which 1,000 are for export and speculation. COTTON GOODl3.—Maxenzarin, FEL 14.—There has been a good deal of business in yarns, and in some eases rather higher prices. The chief demand in singles was in 20's and Ws water twist, and in 40'. rank yarn, the latter being chiefly in demand for India. For 40's mule some very large additional contracts have been entered into at very full priors. The Germans are also free buyers to-day in all sal able descriptions of twist. For Bradford the demand was something enormous, chiefly for the doubled was used in the warps of worsted goods for dress *or. Yarns cannot, in fact, be supplied in sufficient quantities far this breach of trade. On the whole, ihe market for yarn' has been healthy, strong, sad vigorous, el h a demand for all markets, home and foreign. In the cloth market there has been lees sr:Welty, the lettere by the overland mail, now overdue, not being to band. Manufacturers have few or no goods to sell, however, and are indifferent about extending orders which must nacre wily be for delivery at a remote period, and form engage ment& which there is hesitation about taking without some advance in tams. For the home trade market there is no change. WOOLLEN.—Lms, Fait. 14.—Then has only been a moderato attendance of merchants in the cloth halls thin morning, and the tone of the market has been rather flat. The demand for summer fabrics Is decidedly easier, and the transaction. generally have been within a limited canvas,. WOOLS.—.III7DOXIMPIELD, Pie. 14.—The stocks of colonials in dealers' hands are much reduced, and much anxiety le felt as to bow prices may run next Lon Jen sales, an nounced to 00411MIDO8 on Match 1; meantime there is quite as mob doing as oonld be expected under the circamstsaces. KANUFACTUREB.—MUDDEneIIIIII3, Fie. 14.—There has been a moderate attendance of buyers, but bogus's hes not been quits eo brisk, chiefly owing to the continued winter weather, which has a tendency to check the demand for spring goods. Stocks, however, are still kept below en average. CORN.-Hutt., Fre. 14.-At to-dare market a fair sap ' ply of English wheat, which meets with a ready sale at Is. to 2s. per qr. over the rams of last week; foreign still held above the linseed buyers, consequently bet little pawing. Barley of all descriptions in better demand, and realises le. more money. Beans, peas, and oats are oleo the turn dearer. I Tares for seed in steady demand at the quotations. The foreign imports last week areas under :-V7hast,22 qrs.; bar ' le7, 6,796; oafs, 696; beans, 301; pass, :70; • tans, 245; linseed and mewed, 14,199; oil cakes, 199 Walk; boner, 127. Lands, Fen. 14. - With frosty weather, and only Moderate stippiles of wheat, the trade shows an upward tendeacy, and One fresh qualities of English end beet foreign make aa advanosif le. to 2a. per quarter from the rates of this day sionista. Old is sot so much inquired for, sod does not participate in the improvement. Barley fully as dear; beans and oats improve in value; other articles rizt• altered. Arrivals slime this day week :-Wheat, 368 ire. • barley, 400 qrs. Average price of grain for the week ending Feb. 11 :-Whiest 3,340 qrs., 445. 90.; oats 266 qrs., 23e. 91d. barley 2.67931 d. ,• rye 10 qrs., 365. ; beans 88 qes.,42a. 4d. ; peas 48 qn., 37e. 3id. LYNN, Fan. 14.-Weather is Bee and frosty. To-days market the supply of wheat was shod, and • reedy sale was experienced at an advsnce of Is. per qr. ape last Turd day's rates. Beans and barley each Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. Prices: - Wheat, whits, old, 6111 m. to 631 he., 44e. to 48s. ; ditto, new, 60Ibe. to 621 be , 42e. to 47..; red, old, 61Ibs. t0631ba., 425. to 465. • ditto, new, Nibs. to 6111.., 395. to 44e. Barley, Chevalie r, new, 6211 e. to frilhe.; 39e, to 465.; common , 61Iba. to 621b5., 295. to 36a. Beene, old, 66th.. to 66111 m., 47e. to 60e. ; ditto, new. 6411 m. to 6611.., 41e, to 48e. per qr. to the growers._ NIRCLIITIT, Fan. 14.—English wheat in good supply, and in the business done a further advance on Saturday's prices has been established; but the late arrivals having gane &hay into millers' Made, transactions have not bum to any great extent. Foreign more in demand s but high limits prevent business. Flour held for Is. par sae alcsma, with an improved demand. Barley very firm, dee mailing In demand. Oats more in request, at 6d. per quarter dearer. Beans and per sell resist bitter. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wei MNew Tele% Teti maven. open. eeneete irseas. 0. 1/41. Week ending Jan. 11. A Good Trout of (Inept 970 U' 7,* 10,111 11.W.S Piton 006 111141saikes 1811 MO 470 1.030 1,010 W• 44 mass Jan. IT. Gnu Wows of Woofs .... 344 2.189 3,216 6,165 5,726 14017010 Week sod Like therm .... 161 411 mass Sob. 0. Cornwall . 403 261 861 North stokedranoCiar.. 2311 7.688 7,021 weal ..met rob. 11. .e.l &WI W• 01111 -• 4112 6,031 Nom mates PM. LS. Modal ...... 1.7il 9.314 2.51 Tbs isitimigisthey,,Mhe a o f apssmit MU* tM VESSILS SPOKEN WITH. Toldlocm4. cam laldmion, bond Last, Jan. u, Lt DI 13, los ?Sal Hairy ant. tram Ihimiston for Liverpool, Il days, lea. 24, tat. SIMI= loos. from )(whirs for London, let 27.41 N, loa IS W. Major Walt (Danish beg), from lawman for at. Minna. tat 44 14, loa 13 W. Thracian. from Loodos for Madras, Doi 11. tat 24 N. 100 II W. Wm. Hailer (schcarar), from Ograstoa for 1.110rp.01, Jan. 13, hit SOSO, ion 77.31. A CORPORATION IN A Fix.—The Corporation of Gramme(' having mortgaged Um whole of its property to Mr. Walla for the sane of 12,7211., notice has been given that the mortgage will be foreclosed on the 20th of March met. At the last meeting of the corporetion the subject was discussed; sad the town clerk Mated that there woe no means of obtaining the required sum. The Town-hall, and the whole of the corporatics wales will therefore become the absolute property of Mr. Wells on the day named. [Advertisement.]—Novca.— In cones quenoe of Mother havingiust commenced IMO with mootallon ettnilar to that which they previously advaneel, and wishing to do those Antietam ma, Beth* Mr. Thais, la Inbreed la to enrge. his coining pamphlet, making It It paps bated of M—showing beyond doubt that their otestrationa m the eowellat " Conceatiataid Oattlo Food," and so. Lulled " feeding statistics.' me without foundation ; that the Rotharm Pied espertment was sot mite with Martial. and connettamitly that this comolew failure mutt either he through thismairsement or Born tbe condiment at the wane shop. The Ara haremidon of 100.01.0 espies S ill be reedy about the alt day of Kush. sad may be had mat free on n.tivt of three memos, on application to Joseph Thorley, the Inventor sod auks propflator of Thorley'. food for tiattle,' N. hew sate sue 5. INIOIOO it. Broadway. New Tort. Vatted thaws ; Mr. J. , W. Thorley, Melbourne. Victoria; M. Alfred BUM Brdithl , New Booth Wales; sad of Mathew. throatiest as world. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DRA'TIIS. BIRTHS. 3111101.—tu0. 11, M Rlsetheatitemmas. Blerhhewth. the 'rife of J.O. Burton. De*, of • daughter. OLARKSON.—/th. 12. at Woodedlna. Planer. the wife of D. C. Olarkem. Ilse. of • cos 0001111.—nb. IS. at Cagoirercer TOM, Camden roe& the We of Mr. O. Ormor. el • ma. 'ORD.—nix IL at Bromels. Oho wife of 1. 0. lard, reet. of • SOL EARRIBOI.—Yeh. 10, at Perm-meet. Liverpool. the wire d Mr. J. Herrlena.of sem LAMA 11. at Telgamenth. Devon. the wife of P. Leman. Erb. o• a me. PROUDI-01.-14h. 10. ea John-street, Dedfordeow, the wire of Mr. Proudloot. of • daughter. MARRIAGES. DAKID-111g11111.—leb. 11. at Pt. Merge, Upper Ilolloway, the Ben. If. Y. Hum. se INeermort. Moomouthehire, to Once Delmore. daughter ef tae km Ma T. Brom. of SWIM To**. J 0 . 4 c.• DANN ICTT—W ALLIII.—Foh. 9. at the emirs church. N =Peel. Oheehlre. ley the Ira BF. (Naar. Harne Egg., of z- MIN putt, Liverpool. t A. o LiMabeth. daughter of T. tt . Nes. To . of Ngotwigb 11100N—MILLW •11,D.-14. 11. et Charm Church. Plymouth, by the Rev. It Gem Mr. W Bream et Lonetoo, vlitabeth lama. NAM of the late Mr. D. Blllward. Ise.. of the Abbey. PITMOUtik. OLLITON—DOVL—Deb. 9, at Pt. Mlebeere Hamlet. near Liverpool. W. Z. Claxton. sea of toe late W. Chutes. NM . Nowa bi11=.11.4. = .1 1 .4. 40 Mare, daughter et P. M. Dom ,of Claughtoo. DEATHS. ASNOTP.—Teh. 11. at the loyaletrena. Edinburgh, Mt.. Arnott, sped gl DIIDDALL.— PA. 9. at Attagtoneguare, Winston, Charles. .on of P. Sedcall. er ST. 0011BOLD.— ed 11th. M Holprolls, 'petrels, J. Cobbola Taq, , seed 14. FIBLD.—hO. 12. Ma B. need. or Warm sad Lower Norwood. sow or. 0 *AN Olt/L—feb. 11. at Onapvllles. Mrs. Lea 3niager. wiled Yr. A. Oramer, mad 30 BOP PILE.—hO.II. M Sanwa Ream. Norge, Push. daughter of ta• sw. A. Harm. 31•A,1311 taw Seh ed No' M. l II I 111 I.ool.—reh. 10. at Awe. ogranlarre. Apo, wife el J. Rap Wk. 114. Prated ma ParNOM Padua IL= met lid d Lerdrra =ha Om Gad ft ar Eda daa OM" Ir W Isar Pr ri Leshard Is ivisal at arrarT. 1118 110AZY li, LW.