The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOUSE OF LORDB.-MONDAT, JULY 15. Ifs Lon Ciurn,Los took kit mat on the woolsack st 5 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINISS. The following hilleWentread Wed Raw awl paned : Semmes Vale - Railway ; Ladlow and Cl.. Hill Railway ; Much Weadock, ka.. Railway ; Inverness sad Perth Jaw like itailsAy ; Fume ef Maw Cabal Railway; Vale at Clwyd Railway ; sad Chwelsod Railway. INDIA. The Eirl of ELLEN/WM: 6 H preeeated several yeti• ISA+, from halts upon the subject of judicial administra- Ike The let wens win laid upon the table. TREASURE TROVE. Coal T vr DE: II MARI BE roes to call the attes ts.o of tlie house to the proem/ Mate of the law of treasure trove. TLe LIMO CHANCELLOR said he would take the liberty of observing that this was • subject of very mini. dinulde interest, bat that great difficulties skits' in the way a tgvl..itpoi with respect to it, from the fact that their p.- %lter &eel oistive rights had been made the subject of • grint.i. It soul.' be impossible therefore to deal with the subject without compessating the very biro somber of persons, lords of manors sad others, who elsotiol lister grants from the crown, Them could he se hobs that the promot state of the law held out tempts. howl to the finders of valuable articles to conceal the bide awl to purloin the property. But he did not see say way of atering it without N the same time providing comportiag fer thou who were sow the poreron of private rights. Me might add that it wee his (the Lord Chaueellor's) inter tio to terrestigste the object, and if soy further sop& to their ties amoral le hio he should lie glad to commuoicate it The Dto r s a =llloll.l. mid that, speaking not on behalf et the geseremegt. he roe to thaak his noble framed he hewing keg& this subject forward. It was a fact within his ewe imewledip that woe, valuable sail interestieg ohm were new seer god to the smatiog pot, from the erring state of tits kw. la sow mem where gold the silver sad ether eosossits had hem feed, which weft the property el the 411111411. tits dude weak hove heal wining to give them ap to their bodies& he whim they felt sis *nest, end trews wham they mould expect MIN man acksowledgerst ; but they lIPING est is t h. 4 them up to the crows, that ill ill my, to the veers!Owing. Owing. however, to the eseniege el the arc ✓ivbetios is Edishurgli, lobed. art elsewhere, an kis ”rtant change Mid taken phis from the assounounent that in mese et discovery of traessirs, the would. he an coma give len voles for time. Be hsp= im e h o o , sr lasas—perticularty ben the is the hid ri 9aMeta a. la ba liZsti esi en rissila7 this la di s: te the mews ; whams nsikal thus seemed to la • ossowerost right i the lard el the mem, ee these woo a gams beta the mews to the kid of the wooer. 14W WORM IN =LAND. The Meth& el &DE pees to goose that ea hemble edemaM presarted to her liejsety. preying that bat Mejetty will he peas*/ pleased to thee e re* sew missies to Inquire islo the Meerift main with view te Wan with te seam end the expeedllate el the t N Oar es ap he he e ll. = bathe ." " brilibith end it these& ewe with the theemendetithe et the sepal ewassiethe ef Tice ethslittalse. ethhithathe, meth% Pe edam aid has el the espester everts el tharrthe kw is haat t The aem. between the tee et ethe tad the to el meth% presakra aad bee ef the mete el Masa, dftlead sled ef Wes& Neel 011 ANTI LLB meat le the aelthe. reesumeedieg W amble theeepia leterwer, le emit the were. "i me wisdom with of ,- as the wsossiesaddisse d legal Orem& thew TU. motion we Ow wood to. THS WIT= COAST OF AFRICA AND TITS SLAVS TRADE. Lead IMILLTILIDIN mewed, " net is tbe @Odes of this hese M i sounds snivel deley to mere the emu br rostbeelig el Cleusil Dritela ilienersterse, fear to sr ha the prernmeent Peetzt .. lLa reposeing the sieve bade en Ike melon asset of Led WODIBOI7II appealed to their wad*. sot to pee the epaisliss. but to Tim essidenso fob is setae Marl at the heed d the Pereipardise, loess as he see I kr his seal la the enppeasiss at the slave bade, mad in ber llmpoits goverment to ddb as to the Was and seams et amines a eased to this dead if the appals*. SNP &odd appear to them misehsbis. Lard isotroium obssived, that the deaden lest = a n lie favor bed net bees sellelest awry Oho of hie wide Moat It bad bees united that the seeJerlty am that swamies sot tow strength el the ewe. sat to the fasts brought forward, set to the &ally with shish ewe elated. he le his itoht M ead(the Ibis" e Oxford), r= 1 :• • smithy el the sore be soperad—thid it vas moll ow* to vi m : theme emlismay mews of w *mortise sem i a debate, bed I. what he aside Mood (Issi adieu! ••ser MMus ear people go." ?Ist was that Wild be need is some el ear deism" w. aellaisse assiber se peed= ea ear smoke to got In W after, get is the edges. or to pair the • bus... the WWII" was sea that se Ist ear piegis p. r Rue. bear." and o_lmA.) - Levi wool mil "papaw' lot mid is wed " append's." 1111OUGHAM woisolood the *obis lord to my "'people Bet k *dseppertere p ea epties erMil the noble lewd le beep thew or let them g aothel whetter We siapperiew IMO white se big& Weo, walberity appeased le be the none. ilanghter.) He wear loved it maw al way west impresses AM We Peet.. pew wale me neibeely leveled le gab& the slew Inds is Me own is they bed abolished It en she west. Great weak wee due to Perle fer ler endue en the wieners eiret. owl Ye Week to Able& in the awake ez el legitimate anintwee mil he lhe eirilhatioe wing M extreded wer the Meld* iseeleniebio la ea pane UM wont ireoftwit villa bed wilered mach 5._ We MIMS ef Abuts. vWM. vain. pe_elbeproweeest hal beam earned ',bore the des. bode bed bur aboasi sr gabs& The Peeliegewe weephieed w h ithey bed se eidieraw c i es ad gawk bed Wei thew IMO ow pato& es impeded te be, by theelween eI eessel Owe. impport weeiM enable to way isle east their dean of estealing their mewed le the owl so well as Me west eeeet. Say ewe s = list We ale. Wide met be wA down b mow le ewe per. sod it wee get e*•Tilt^ bat • deny et We weentry. b bw ardbies4 . r .id s body }serene pat it Men le twigs wbe Wise weeeeme ler its sow I. bar owe dependiewien They dueledhe w eed they Impel Inelod Get by Owte o Preelihnee then entieelle sad s weld be aerted before Las bet it weld be ellsehol peweable seems, mad Woo only who Imo to the weelemenee et shyer, *oil 'avocet* men wbbe weal le the paint sone then weld MI woe the einem ; and he wilt te'e'n'' wild bed s p e nn ed In North Aseerlie, is storwieg We Whet et vision usweria lie bettered that ware wee dime by We paha epiaioe this ashy ie the own el the altellass el ivory thaw by Sion who monad le web GM body ineerwes. HIM ORA111 ; ILLI vidied to atpleis whet wee mid by W Seeteeary et Mete is refeeesee te the divides of Met year, which the noble eied bused std appeared to hem odeembinteed. Of some there mead he to em mew Mirle the o, but the loaminess. moo. e attire team the hew ender the impromites thie se eillellee weight MU and If these meethere bed set left. the malt ef the di would has bees very Mt hem& He did set desire to mopes the itetrlies, bat epee the vowed Webbed apes by the My of Ittete. Hie quediee as set see tee the home to ester a pes with mg Wot bi 11.111.11.1114 to mobs empesdel ppeal to the side lord art Is prom Me seam Me MY. of 01701 ID bed vestured lest yaw to sa She noble bed est is withdraw his wake in elesdnese to the wee wise et the Beide earl, but en Ins prima ens an he ass Ole mini, advise r Mar he saint met bed tYi that the eppeietteent eta eased apes this west bed hoes is some dopes demigod by the house wire, to give a opinion is the evieetive rz.T.t. ' the eistutive goversneat did set wish ... Mai sad ad tom. By 0,4 actin in your iipos the heed principle that that house oa t ... to interfere is them elettees , but ebowsid trust is yto the executive, they night bays kr • w year that which the have bees rosined I. de b few wut =I I Meese of tin lesereg inembere of the Cftigenntenest led chews ddelikee* IR yaws pub ►their lawns were is the seppeessies ef this swage, sad he I.elpeyeal that if us weak( toseure to net opts their sohlwinepivationa. isbee they fared thet the bosom bad sot heterpreed with a vete is • wetter tbet timid be tdt to themselves. they Ina be inclined to navy eat the pnaciple of the thanes d Vat yaw. Lai NITRATHEDIN eeld be sleedd willinely, in an innanno wish tl,e seapedieeset b mole Moat, widniniw Ss min= ; sal, sormin • bops thee the noble lard the Audipm aim Mary Mail WU antler, limaislee• *Berta for Hu Mae. MOIR LAW ABIBBISMENT BWOTLANDI BILL 1116 bin yes mad a third time sad pared. mAssoums BILL vernet of aniii;i6isl; ter bill w received, .ad inselimis wow area la _ll/1110ESTS OF PICTURES TO THE NATION. OM SITO swam et LA Oammeuxe, a Wert committee hue he 'mealier the peeper measures to be taus the glib ell pictures of Turner and Velllo4 sad say Otte of the imams kill INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL The WI WY raids aneed tin& DUN FOREST AND HITCH= OF ST. lIRIAVELS Tlie till was nod • thirar;;;;sod pared. 1111ThOPOLITAN POLICE FORCE. PENSIONS RIM Tim report d onowhoonto to this toll v fIIONVOI, owl H. immpihm.o wow osprod to. Mods Iseistilp adisossi at 10 Watts, post S. HOURS OF ()MOWN& —Moxpee, JULY 15. The Brum took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINIM. The Lords' amendments to the following bills were considered sad agreed to : — Barmier Coal Railway, Loudon and North Western, Lancseter and Carliale, and Odedonian Railways, Marlborough Railway, Bethke.*le and Newcastle Junctioo Railway, South Yorkshire Railway (Keadby ex tension), sad Wigan Coss Meter and Fitting Company, Bills. THIMD RZADlNG4.—Dumfries, Lochmaben, and Lockerby Junction Railway, and Hammersmith, Paddington, and City Junctions Railway, Bills. MAJOR-GENERAL WINDHAM'S APPOINTMENT. Mr. CONINOHAM wished to ask the Under Secretary of State for War upon whet principle General Windham had been appointed to the colonelcy of a regiment, and what military exploits he had performed to justify such an appointment. Mr. BARING said that when a motion was brought for ward some days ego he endeavoured to explain the Fin ciple on which these appointments were made. Major- General Windham stood next on the list of major-generals for consideration to the appointinect to a regiment, and upon these grounds was recommended by his Royal Higbee= the Coruroander-in-Clnef to the Secretary of State. He was appointed accordingly. With respect to the latter pad of the question, he would ask how Major• General windlass now found himself on the list of major plurals, sad the answer to that question would probably answer the question of the hon. gentlemen. lie found that Major-General Windham was promoted to the rank of major-general for his distinguished conduct in having, with the greatest intrepidity and coolness, headed a column of attack which 'moulted the enemy's de fences on ther4ll of September, 1836. (Hear, hear.) Tholes I were services performed by Major-General Windham. The Ga:rete. of that date specified those services in terms most Mattering to him. The Commander-in-Chief said he "found hires!( unable to express in adequate terms the seam he entertained of the conduct and gallantry the troop, their tisantiyso well devotion merited, was not rewarded and tono we re by e su e . sees Wake mere belly due than to General Windham." Tear, bear.) That was on the Bth of September, 1555, and of than semi MB be promotion sem= ga l a n ametbar id the same date treat the immediate amemeadias it wee " Oessmal Meares is espreidly reeseammuled for hre= modest dumb( the Whole - sins& whist th e mdse.. New be was sedan that there wee me military officer who would dame mere to the er.premism of the honourable memier ter that it smelled 'military exploits to width a geasans ellioer to that Teak which his place on the list entitled him b. But this he would my, that during the whole of his eerier fa India, hem the Mem be landed in that ssustry 4 te the peramt kb be bed dome his duty to the salideatiem of his semmemiles Abet; la all the situations le width he bed been pima (Rear, beer.) So nub Ice the lessliee bei be Oise& he limb hardly_ bedew(his dilly if he did est speed Meths been spied Ude ...... I ._„ sewee Week met the pthedelera woe Imam bet the pentemel thin awl bald e=l=erestee of the elbow miestml be them haemees. It wee met es babel( et the Cemmemlerdethisli se the lisarbary of bete far Wes that be made this sistemmat, bet bee pan= meld barer be aware et the pelm b illeted aapes pant Mime by having if sot Mamba at h bebeelimes set dews la the votes el the ben. sad saw muds dimmed le perilimeet, wham they bad me copper temity et viadieethi themselves. (Rem, bor.) THI BUILDIBIT STRIKE Mr. CONINGHAM wished to eeir the Undrraimormary of elate for Wu Awake a body ef INS he isagise to ti. loyal Warms bad been megioyed by the War D moat on the barmen at Carder. is enesiqueme2 l te Arum among tbe inmost ; and if e, wbetber car a m ooed* waereaslasnt with the principle of 11101114161d11.18110 betweea tbe imstere sad ems. Hr. HAZING mid the of tbebarreeks at Chains was most and wee amiable that the roam" voted by ebenld be empended within the year. The guile would to,. been emighteky dapped for tbe wait of a few roar. It wee eseargaseily thought= to put a few woman on Ike work ler a abort Another raison was that ether penes, would have to he dimbeed V the mom work was elegraL Mr. OONINCHIAM embed wbethst the sappers bad ban ft:rubbed te tire eenkateler. _ Mr. BALING mid the bursas sorobehes cesobsstail by a orstroeter. The sees were forsibed sot to the seatroo- We bet to the sovoremst. TIM BANKRUPTCY BILL In reply honk P. Kw.; Bir G. O. LBW= aril Ihel the bin would be takes on Tliendey nest 111 sable Mend (Load Palmeteton) would Mate list night et te-eacevew the mane which the govern meet most to pews with reepeit to the Louie emend male. THE saamentif WAR IN AMERICA. On the man ennoittee a supply, Mr. Ind I7llool= he wished to know be the gait t the hni Of &nip Whirs Anther be hod n oshed the say frisk eingdents a treatmoni Mae sub jun ths seessolsa asks, end ha mead min any damn* to w bean sa the sob Jest. Ea esaaared he W bus lather naertmolely treated by theme mber for Liaised and the ha. member for Gal ether ~slag whom he Ishahned Ode tabjeet, who tranol hie statenasate is old wens.% tabs. The oak, bid, bownsr, pray ben C a ked he stand. Dret to get at the ham Ito wren to the Make ler intentaties, sad in =to ressivid am art penal ia the end lky by Ni. J Dade mai the pedianeed als leameraied sisals that oseeplasie esallenal what hi tad. had anted that 90 Jahnbad been Wend ler every person deed or aka. It =llarowter, that SI donna was the sua awed, and as the say =Make be node. He was tight Weldon in tding than_ penile a the South sad this Mr. J. Davie a sot at brans. (langliter) He ate ee.pieisd that a *kith sand in the sea t o state to de tole day by Male wageelk and he wined to Wow whether the bah lord bed melted ray oseenanderAien apse that natter. Ha had *nal m oaned a annommitelies at the lest nosment skies that fear or toe Mailiama who had staved in New York, sod wire es their we to this osaany, emathind that they had art Ina Beithli emesnit in 111. Soothera Minns that pniestiom to whisk they wen ea. titled Tay mid Nry ha watality • pretestisa a these emu& A aken ed With regar the n d to skii in of at this twang and leatimang the stain a a Dritia meek, to whisk ha alerted ea a lama anise. be ene I Mama that the liellish essera at linisnak was prima delft that sennenen and won w sosesties saloon. =eat we ionentleint with the neateality whisk the ponsinment had &dared they woad observa =altass.) Whoa a reward was °Eared tar t the wro te the guilty parties the ringleader gave issteM ap end dined the sward, end after been euNeslied to two wr three days' ingehannent was hbermW. He (Mr. Dan. ameba andormissil. asessoma eat the &MIA teasel at Ilaventab ens a law slave swan im right a his was, sea Menelen bed • area interest in lee auslisa Bleb tend the sonotry. It was and, innseilde Mist seuld bedew to British =Mein II sea widen the ties el sensal. H. withal S. Imo+ the make and the Matey et Salo is, resign Allan brinesived aa favi lesi tl i t= at i tod not received lay anspielat with regard tow Hank masa at Saysnemie. • was node resposelng the whops el tarring tad lin myna el a ememiest venal, and this. was new own. spesionte an no wile& The altar took piste Were the sasseeisa et the Ilentian Rasa, ant had ma/ft Ms do with M. Mr. T. Danesadeo—la May kat) It wee a ease ia wide • oasis a • Ihitin noel ens nnonwed he have been ilberinta and loan badly. • gnat ash selletted, end he was toned and int hared ; bat it that the Mirk and bed dons hie day as the treasser. Men It did not bragin that he wee gni* a the im propriety el wearies seeenion tams, bat inquiries woad ewn& biotin maw. Tbe sehjset them drepped. POMO 1111811111811. We L LILLE wield M knew what the giummment in. tended ha de with the Beakreptey Bill. (Heim hoar.) Lewd PALMEESION mid the Bankruptcy Bin would come en en Thnrwhay, and to-morrow he would be able to Mete mere &kindly what course the government meant to panne with regard to it. MG. C. LEWIS said then werenot many meammee about which tiny had any doubt. The principal questions related S. the Eleetioas Bill and the Highways Hill. If it were resale topromed with the Highways Hill on Fridaymenr tag le would do so, but that would depend OD whether museum of the Chancellor of the Exchequer occupied much of the time of the house. It would depend ou Friday whether he proceeded with the bill or not. He would state what 'purse he intended to adopt respecting the Elections Mena Mom day. fJ. FAKINGTON asked when the government meant to p no with the Greenwich Hospital Bill. It would new wed at the time of that house, tad would, be Imilievek milli a great deal of oppwation. He could not bet expels a here that the government would withdraw it far the present minim, deh'berate upon it during the co ems, sad reietreate it =et se.eine. Mr. MALINS awe& that if the noble lord at the head of the aovernmeat did DM stale that sight what course he assent to pursue with respect to the Baskruptcy Bill, it would be too soon to moored with it on Thursday. as there would not be time to receive replies from parties in the country who were interested is the measure. Lord PALMERSTON mid it was the intention of the government to go oe with the Greenwich Hospital Bill. He would state to-morrow whet the goversment meant to do with the Bankruptcy Bill. Lord J. MANNERS complaised tbst slam public Wei ser had commenced 5$ a quarter peat 1 the members of Ibe gowersasost were ste is their Moss at that time, and seg. granted that it would be better to revert to the old plan. ear G. C. LEWIS mid that every member of the govern ment was is his place who bad a ;motion on the paper to 1118111,1111. Piir J. PERO URBAN mid it would he a Feat convenience to immalmes to know whew the Election Law Amendment MI weml9eeme on. Sir O. C. Lawns -_U sselsinly will sot cows Olk this wise. - Mr. NEWDZOATZ asked whether the government in. Ceded top es with the Municipal Corpurstion Act Amesdenent MIL It arm his Intention to move the dame witch Mood as Maepepar in hie MOM. Mr. L 02107 *eked ekes the government modal TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY pressed with the Registration of Births, hc. (Ireland) Bill, and the Fairs and Markets (Ireland) Bill. Mr. CARDWELL said both bills bad received the attar lion of select committees, but they had only recently been printed and circulated. If he found that they were likely to give rise to considerable discussion he would not attempt to make any progress with them. Sir G. UIIEY, in reply to questions from Mr. Sotberon Esteourt and from BirJ. Elphinstone, said it was the inten tion of the Secretary to the Admiralty to proceed with the Greenwich Hospital Bill to-morrow if it came on at a rte. amiable bow. IRISH EDUCATION. Mr. BUTT moved a resolution that it is inexpedient, in distributing the grant for the purposes of Irish education, to enforce the rule of refusing aid to all schools in which religious teaching is made a part of the general instruction of the school. He contended that, as a system of united education, the national system had utterly failed, and, if so, and if protestant. sod Roman catholic. were receiving education in distinct schools, he asked what justification 1 there was for imposing this restriction? By rescinding the rule education would be made more advantageous to the recipients—for it could not be an advantage to exclude religion—and the grant would be a reel boon to the oonatry. Mr. LEFROY, after some remarks upon the Board of National Education and its operations, stated the reeled why he did not oppose a grant made by parliament for the beneet of Ireland, but he praised upon the house and the government the importance of making the Bible the loon &ties of secular education. Mr. MACEYOY supported the resolution, and poisted out what he considered the faults of the national system, which he hoped parliament would not continue to sanction. Mr. CA DWELL thought the house did rot desire that this question should be discussed at say Leith, and briefly replied to the arguments in support of the resole- I Um. He insisted that, whatever might he said to the contrary, the national system had been a snows', and bad imparted to a large number of the people of Ireland a good, sound Christian education. Sir H. CAIRNS said the only question with him was whether, by certaia changes (which he indicated) it was sot possible to induce these who had hitherto objected to sIONVs aid to come is sad swept it, so as to make the system of education really national. Recent alterations i had, in his opinion, thrown back the prospects of such a system. Nr. 11. O'FERRALL explained his reasons for with donde( his coofwleses from the national system which he had at Ant i Lord J. It= said he had always held, and still adhered to the opiates. that it was an advantage to the shit/Ives el the poor to have a religious eduosi, and this ln Fitile wee adopted is Bathed. Is applying it tohe thought Lord Staaley's letter devi ed lb. best system. t we. said, why 'horrid sot religioa be t= e tr; every child is the schools? This raised the qesetios there should be • desominatkna system is Ireland. It that system was to be misled by pub& Imo_ by tar the largest proportiost would go to Ream erAamilie sad there would be senstemt eentroworelos as to the asters ot the oilmellion given is lime wheels. He thought the beet mom toe the pine and inehmotion d the yospie of Leland we M poisevere is the system of posts spot the prses* et Lord etemley's leper, wider which 1100,0C3 *Whim were sibnatsd. sod he amid be sorry to me any change ia it Mr. NONSELL compkined that the IMMO Pil with referee's to the pant, was mot applitl to Ireland I Falk- Bir G. " mins a as the esairary, maintained that, in re spect to the administratioa of the pant. them was not the maned differeace. _ _ tipoe • division. the 11•011111011 nor impaired by 36 to 6. The home then wed its esemeittes of supply, cud ro• saved the diseweelee of the ..S t. for public education ia Ireland, easouuting to 286,3161., which was ultimately Weed 80 . Mr. PEEL, in moving • vole of 156,001, fat as recta:m ike of the Mode toll, stated the fouadadien of the slain of Hanover to this toll, which legbad bed INE6l•llllld as tea for • /imikd period, seam the treaty of left Mat bevies bele termiated by segos. The aneeuel by Hanover from the toll wee *COL • yew, whisk ememel Sreaphelieed, at years' gmehese, amennied to Og i i., sad the preportioe te be pahl by Reglbad frit Ms redemption wee ofte.thini. or 156,0001. The min wee thea weed le ; es was the following, a l m ildlihr the ratty end .:peeves of the Natiseil Ida. The velee li t a 4,Bl6l. for the Vaiverelty of Leeks, of 16,1861. for the arprase of %ski tinMenitles, of 2.3341. for the Quen's ll.ivenit7 in held, et 4,8001. for the Mamie, Ldad, cud d 81101. ter the Royal Irish y, were agreed to. Ou the vote of .2,6001 far= pis at Belfast ad the WWI Asedesakel Mr. HADFIELD sewed the redweEse of the pant by 2,0501., leaving 4801. for elbeweeme I. reeked peofeesors. Mr. CARRI .L Mended v=d bored the ameedsoret would aell premed to • Mr. DAWBON aim sappeeted the vote. Mr. W. WILLIAMS isepported the rednetie• In the vote. The oommitles divided : t r yis 30-100 Tbs house tlisa mama THE OFTENCEE AGAINET THE MOON 3flL. The ameedmeste to this bill wore musiimed. Mr. HENLEY pregoesd I. elms 4 to lone out the word "bias,, " en to immure nese of "a Riennessor." The animal rens, of Linn did sot p back further bull be would ewe then to the been ad bobs desisMiebew that the kw is behind slight be lift is sane genies es sow. This. bad bees a se. marloble ar =ie nethaimel Mune of thet ceseln. It hod deseneed even nor omen ia the foetal years er and Ike hobs. The dame desk with oreignmey to murd stessekagfrin ; sad song the peat demean kthose Grimm leiren it mini lordly be said that this iscromed mak d the law we. required. An be did welkin k wend be isecinesint to istrodare bonier wing ino the kw al laglial le the mi. anal return et sid Ogee weer special mime of the nene-111 was imelmisi seder Me Men mieduresesima but Ihe thought it was aYr sismelemium Withers Nada set be ' any, at they wand ban ben mislay anted is the statistic*. wasikasy ems a very awkward 1161111 tor Freon to be ammenaL Is mew al felony tit pdies bed always mania meal knit powers et ea ertinerY siker tan is arse of miudemmisomr. Then nee fa Rag lan • sect member d tenipore relish, mod motley wend be mere may _mike this urn kw lies tor a lereio news men to get held of no emempiadommi et say Minn re fugee is this essaky by a dery of swiping, seder whin the_polise would slims Wm et the anus& The ATTORNEY.° 11QAL Imbed that the hone would set be hieded ad ge rt ept theiesees onsmimink The oh. ee of the right boa. lea that seder kw the pan align be inns& win amen power.e of beseleresee with nom mad ewithpeps=tbis might lead to njudess sceass=sa met so meek to the le ~ i a kroner, am to those with boss is ereepeedesee out et this nelka. Ter the isstabilabise this objes ti:kbeiXtthe hes. a re` enepiiny with remilleatima an ey also he twin the iskister et the 1111111111417 10 went the retnee belonged sod the gmenneed et this poses name there wen seen by wt e e l : l 2; papas sigma be mumernined M the goverment the inmiliremee et the pens send set the meet TiMi.ss. He tike AMermey•Oessmsk did an believe pverment Aim wiestryweuld lint to seek prereenn This wee digies a t c d t the muse Mime, a hill for amisraetin the kw an a t The seed would in if *le sad the other bills with einem ands peseed, that la fin sole nun wend be oaseenkted the statute kw a and ban nom sucet of the heeds el mime most ink with by .wed Mr. whisk the oes es gm i eesse et the urroesm et Ws katight mar the meg Xr. LE said tams nis vetoi hailedes imm ieleakm enn qesetiom. He bad cities laseitated is to the MUM be should ten, bet bad at bet mem to the same cesdnes is his right hos. kind. (Hear, beer.) The object den kW was to mink the Qom topunish what was mot this a legal offence, neenely, mg to murder some person abroad. The dttensey-Oessesl told them that bills of the Mad had bees ustroduced Wore ; true, but they had never gem en for discussion. Maar, hear.) This bill was not eseseisient with the law either of England or of !reload, but altered the law of both. As t.peded Ireland, they made the Mines punishable by paean servitude, sad the quietism raised by hie right hon. friend was neither as to the crime or the punishment. but simply as to the mode in which the police of the country were to deal with the offeaos, and which would be deeded by the simple technical differesee of whether it was °salads misdemeanour or a felony. If the latter, the pollee might do things by abuse of authority to • penes MOWN' which were wholly opposed to the feeling mod the coustitatioe of this country. The object of his right bea friend was to remove the possibility of such eseduct, and be men therefore support his right hoo. friend's amen bsen Mr. CONINOHAM thought it most extraordinary con dos& oa the part of her Majesty's government to attempt to neew this damn He should support the right hon. gentleman's amendmint. Mr. AY RTON intended to move to strike out " felony " and retain " miedemeanour." This clause was limited to conspiracy without overt set. (Hear, hear.) The question was whether as offence short of committing murder should he put in the mine category as the attempt itself to commit murder. He contended that each legion. ties would be et variance with every principle winds had =the House of Commons in dealing with the orimird the country. Nut one of the commiseicaere bed for gelded that it would be win to abolish the moral &Stee -1 tame of Use common law of lieglaed. What was the woes iity fur this change ? It was never proposed until the Km. mot of the French desired that a change should be mole ; but tbe lam of the Premier as that awake Ina began by a and be sow majority. He objected to the ohmage th em , objected to it on the same principle. Sir C. C. LEWIS said what he undenteod the right hoe. gentleman to object to was simply the distinctioe between misdemeanour and (steely. He confessed be did not think the matter was worthy cif any lengthy eitteatiou, sod should therefore be Perfect/7 ready to agree to the amendment. (Hear, hear.) The clause as amended was Uses agreed to. Lord RA YNHAJI moved in 'lame 43. pep LI, Lae 10,1 e leave vat "six" sad insert " twelve." VENING, JULY 16, 1861. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said the amendme4 was I one of a MIMS which would, if agreed to, indicate that a considerable change bad come over the temper of the house since the amendment which it had just carried ; for it would greatly augment the severity of the present law against aggravated assaults. The noble lord though pro- posing this increased severity was, strange to say, actuated by A spirit of benevolence ; by proposing to enact that any male prisoner twice convicted might be subjected to 48 lashes, whereas the present law fixed the maximum age at which corporal punishment might be inflicted at 16. The amendment was then negatived. Lord RAYNHAM then moved to omit the provision of fine and imprisonment in order to insert the following " And whosoever having been twice convicted of any such offence as aforesaid shall afterwards commit any such offence shall he guilty of a misdemeanour, and being con victed thereof shall be liable to be imprisoned in a common gaol or house of correction, with or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding three years, and if the said last „mu j ih asentiond maims shall en think fi t, the person, if aurae, shall be ones privately whipped with not more s trien forty t lashes." This amen ment was also negatived, and The report was received. MUNICIPAL OORPORATION ACT AMENDMENT (No. 2) BILL. Oa considering the report of amendments of this bill, Mr. NEWDEGATE brought up the following new clans :—" Provided always that the right to take the their of sash meeting of justices shall not attach to the office of mayor, unless the person filliog that office shall have bees commissioned and bare qualified to act as justice of the peace within the bonnet at least three years before his election to be mayor." Sir G. LEWIS resisted the proposition, which he said would neutralise the object of the bill. Ayes Noes 137-106 Some further amendments win agreed to. _ SALMON AND TROUT FISRERDIS BILL . . On iiti7eisidniiiiirn of LM emeedmwts to tbio Dill, Mr. HENLEY moved the omission of clauses 28 and 29, &lag power to the Hoine•offlee to appoint inspectors end to pay them ouch Ababa as may lie mottled by the Tr I a rgLIVE opposed the eneendreent. Mr. BENTINCK objected to the payment of them fanctionaries out of the puddle end to the extant of the powers which mialktio to them by the Home ffice. _ _ G. LEWIS mid lish Ow ohms wirierred no cow misery powers upon the flesrelmy Siam The home dirided, whim tie amminewis were speed to. The Turnpike Acts Coalman 111 paned through committee. -- ii; --- aet - tedmesto to the Parochial and Bergh &shoots (flooderel) (No. 2) Bill were eoasidorarl arid arose to. ROADS AND BRIDGES (SOOTLAND) BILL. In answer to • question by sit HON. The LORD ADVOOATI said that th illia Ncerli sad Bridges (Sootland) Bill would not be prosswied with this Titoordor for going into oonmittoo was sooottlingly diec Th a Mha litovisiog Ravinlore Bill wan rod a wood The 14111•63 Asylums (Woad) Ad Coatiassaos BM was road a Mooed The Naval Medial Bapplerosatal rand Society Bill was rand • third time and pare& ma Pablio Wcwke aad Barham Ball waa read •rd dal'. —lite ime. Lord Clark PAgkilat (Baotland) Bill was read a as. wed t _ _ _ —Fits— d Portptrick Harbefor (Scotland) BM via rand a secon tint% Tl;;Ossliss is Old Melds Bill was read • third tad seii puss& 'Tlt• Nstiropolitia Oss Ad Asmesdated Bill vie red • first tido. 7 1 - 31 e boom edJoorsed si Wf Weide, before 3 o'clock. Kato budltgatet. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jour 15. Wan lie Joie Whom) 000PMII MID mw V. MOO AND MOLL _ Ti. twitstorwasMr. Wain llisor;,sii7miry, Desk. fame; wfai Med as Um 131 k of am hid, lesv illgi rg i i s li al pwrpr o bs burn bun ands is lir Monk It wss inewrer, tint tis easseake had g r e: 6B"L inegskr, brewns linstor Ind set the paper ss bin will is tits prnswes al bolk a ra li widows Wan nay rival k; sad bessurs tiny wan bulb parent :9witsa tiny attested ths iastrunsat. Tin salt was a ' own Mr. ends far tin eassnars • sod Mr. Harrold far tin knew sad iwirlt.lsw of the amsard. _ _ _ Tki, soon premiered agelast Iw will, b t ellowed the ezetettan th!fir meta venlig Thiswee the Li wilds cam to be baud Wove the lag CARDS. e, CAEII& AND DINGLAT. Mr. Hawidae, Q. 0., amazed for Mu petitioser, • ada. timaial dawdler for Xr. Riassoll, the perfumer is the awed. Tie montage trek pied is Mara, IfitO, but it had ad bon follevoil by lid birth od way shalom IN Mel lb. padloe VIVO livhig is Zummai drool, wilds :Ipley b a arisies piettat ese doshr es; was leili ngre e/ a tielosee was o a s t bai st e; 61161 ihs• OAK Odd OW* ;MI it Mr. Cloidll woks bode late 400 alight found = d ud& Myriad bis Ides re This to • panted esediet the Maud mad taw odaitorer, rill • ospesstims beteen Ms ead Ida vile. I.ldesse of • saboossest se. hab w itation Wiwi= tbe risposioult is Mr and at the Adolph& Pieter* Gandy, Is tbe !board, we abs Dr. Wilda asd Mr. Bade for to toopesdest ; Dr. Upham far AU nay made deriados. tory darns, beil tie blast to rapport Uwe. The Coast promised • dome DM= r. DAviis AND SUM Is this part.heard ewe, wbisi was Nimbi asses lbw 61024.thtiossl widow was Alma es Oa peel at the . The vallarlsalk =Yr 6111 WIN el MisPosaell, was for.herly as often aid imam The 00,1114 maned it Mpg& INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00IIRT.—Tot: 15. (Wore dee Chied Desoadoioner.) O ma pm Barra', " Da. avrao.." TUN ower beton repotted, vies further beard, sad oak. pied soak tins. Mee insolent lad resided at 1, Upper Gower-street. sad was ham as "Dr. ShAton." Mr. Wools* addereed Mho mart ea the put at Mr. =MK sad .mpkiarl that the laselvent bad by • anima pot that peadembo GU. kw exposes. ; be oesneented buttress leaspeepo oa the insolvent and his eatiowleate. Mr. — Rebrefece °Milo. se the pert of • Mr• ' frees whew the inesieest pareheeed • eheolelee we, sad who wee • meatier ter ems leer ore* eamplelsed that the debt had hese Impreperty eastiseted. Mr. &mood yes beard M men leosth. Dimity( the cane el preJudice, seed einakiabg that She ineivest bad already beim 'arse =eft is pies, be Legal He awn would or drier that it was id asessisey isaireseslies. The Chief Commirefeser deferreit t till the 25th imbed. A&SIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND OlRClllT.—Liaczeras, JULY 15. Me Lord Chief Berm, Mr Frederick Pollock, commenced the criminal bother for the onnity tide month. There MINN LS is the edepdsr—cee of hishway robbery. ace of . _ . T I USD d sissay, oaraar Mai. it iw ourig=r of aliasas amid same laws, al Goo maim/ d WM. mad imariaal Mama No our trial today oil mos& i mkt ][r. "hallo War fa parassii the sum lit. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yoki, Joix 15. Ozowx Courr.—(Bitere Mr. Hiroo Wilds.) ATTIOITT TO POISON AT Jana Madre, 40, was 'barged with attempting to ad. Weider eve grains of strychnine to Sarah Liversedge, with intent to murder her, et Sheffield, ea the 27th May last. Mr. Metals prosecuted ; Mr. V. Blackburn defended the primmer. The proesentrix is a widow, and on the 27th May lath lived at a plat' celled Darnall, near Sheffield. Her house was near • public-hones kept by her sister-in-law, and to which she was in the habit of seeding her little boy for small quantities of ale. The prisoner is • labourer, and after his wife died in August he went to lodge at the house of Mrs. Liversedge. After a time be commenced to pay his addresses to the prom:et/ix, and eventually pro. posed marriage to her, which proposal was courteously re jected. His Importunities however became so annoying that she gave him notice to leave her house. This preced ing enraged the prisoner, and in consequence he let fall several revengeful menaces when he was conversing with the prosceutrix. On the day above named she sent her little boy for some beer, which be procured, and was re taining home with it when he met tee prisoner, who aimed him in conversation • moment or two while he get the opportunity to drop something into the bear. The act wee soiled by the boy, who wiped some " white stall " off the surface of the liquid. When the boy reached home he told his mother what had happme4 and she at coos poured the ale down the sink, and met for sums more. Her &Mathieu was after wards Minded to • prim andimiet as the sink, and it was ''fleeted, together with what could be scraped from the boy's pinafore, and given to • chemist in the town, who discovered that the powder contained strychnine, and what is memos] celled "Battles Vermin Killer." Mr. • far the deform, oontended that the pri mmer bad so motive whatever for committing the o ff ence imputed to him, and that if he hod used the vermin killer It was with no intimates to commit any serious crime, but rather with as ignorance of the powerful end fatal effect of tie poise& Vadist—Owitty. To be kept in petal servitude for life. SURREY SESSIONS. The July adjourned quarter sessions for the county of Surrey commenced yesterday morning at the Sections House, Newington-causeway. The calendar contained the names of 20 prisoners for trial —lB for felony, and two for misdemeanour. The degrees of education were as follow :—Four could neither read nor write, one could only read, twelve read and write imperfectly, two read and write well, and only one of a superior education. - - SECOND COURT. (Before T. Tilson, Eoq.) 11111 AIIBAULT IN BATTERSEA-PAR[. Mr. Maori Janet 010e71, 40, • solicitor for some time in practice is Saint Albans-street, Kensington, a married gen leman a numerous family, and whose connexions are of the first respectability, was indicted for unlawfully and indecently smelting Anne Jordan, a young lady about 20 yaws of age, in Batterses•park. Mr. Oppenheim, instructed by the Associate institute for enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Women and Children, prosecuted ; and Mr. Tindal Atkinson, specially retained, with Mr. Morgan Howard, for the prisoner. At the end of the case for the prosecution medical and other testimony wan taken to show that the prisoner was of unsound mmd and the jury Acquitted him on that pound ; Mr. Tilao n ordering him to be detained during her Majesty's pleasure. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSL - - - -----. ----- A styliskly-dreassd young man, named Charles Dente*. noßt =of age, was kught before the Lord Mayor, to • preliminary examination on • charge of having • ted to his own use the proceeds of a bat of ar c age for 1421. 15s. 6d., and 40f. in Bank of England' notes, which had been entrusted to him to pay into Messrs. Willis and Percival's Bask, sad also with mbeaaaliog several sums el money belonging to his employer, Mr. Abraham Le Blond, Budge-row, engraver and printer. It appeared that the p riso ner wu in the service of Mr. La Blood as clerk, and on the 23th of May that gentleman gave him • bill of exchange for 1421. 15s. 6d., and 401. in beak-note. After that time the prisoner absented' himself from business on the plea of illness, and during his alums Mr. Le Blood ascertained that the two amounts had not bees paid in. On the prisoner's return to buena= on Wednesday last he spoke to him &bout it, and charged him with detaining it, and be said he had done so, and was ashamed of himself for had erg done so. Mr. Le Blond told him to make out • list of his defalcations and take it to him on Monday (yesterday), and he would comedic in the mean while what be should do. The prisour gave him a list yesterday of • number of customers from whom be bad re ceived money, and he gave him into custody. Upon that evidence the primer was renanded, in order that farther inquiries mhAt he made. GifILDBALL. Iharid Griffith Ante; Woburn-place, was = i, up before Alderman Hale for further examination, to tie charge of feloniously [creep and uttering • certain decament to le the last will and testament of Mrs. Mr. Instructed by Mr. Humphreys, jun., of the firm of Romp reys, Son, and Morgan, conducted the pro eandies for the Solicito r to the Treas•ry, under the order of illeAtierney-Ocinerel ; and Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Yr. Lew* jun., and Mr. Fitch, appeased for the defame. Thor/ideas@ taken on Saturday having been read over, Dr. Murphy, of 40, Dorkeley.stivet, Portinan•queas, was sailed, and ested-1 Uwe newt seen Dr. Jones w ri ts,' and I only recollect receiving one note from him on professional business, which I attended to for him. Ido not know sulkiest of hi handwriting to swear to it and give my belief upon It. I was ailed to 44 Webs:aides% en the night of the 1344 or rather ab out one °We& BOWL the wise al the 14th at lrelemary lad, to sae New BOWL I was willed to see sick lady, bed I did net know her Ramo at dot Mme. fie apemend veep weak, amid I bold her eo, and not beteg obis to speak die merely hewed her head es- Naltiglp. Übe ebi see wea• at all in say presence. s I haled k se seention ands of • will while I was there. l ad vs cenumnraded &wet and beef kWh Oho domed so of heroine death. ailed on the following dap e ri l s about tane &desk on the 14th—to inquire for her, had wee iehmill via was deed. Oremensminni—AM I reeseenswied chisel. • lady who was we the pelisses had rid, " She pairs post," but I did set bier the plant spa. Bare ilnilbt byte sprawl e Isserlera te dhows without ay basing her, se I ass standing me th I Raw Sege Bloom aid—l an a amidee et the ANA ' pima brindatthe Union Bank al Laden. The late Yrs Saida I s kegl en mond at env lank. I paid I dream burin bar signahne. Oho ...22.611 Name " B' The sidnotom to tb• kin g= br will pnedneni does nal searibla Mrs. Balkh I It doss not seenable her Inaba in the gesnatien wen d the laden. I would not have paid a cheque steal Ma the will prodneed. Frederick Theses Bonen said—l sea a ershisr in the Union Beak el landau. I lave been in the WO rd c y ' cheques draws by the late Me. leghla Briaa I at thw dgeature al tire wargessi will and I serlely sisowld net lase resegaleal it if bee wiling. I should not hews lonerned • sham drawn in that way. Czar-exuained—l do not think it is bur handwritiag. The lady land to ease to *elm* sag draw her cheques a the mangoes room Ms new wrote cheques in ay pre seam _ _ _ _ . • Herbert Hoary Clubs aiirl um n clerk in the bill de partment of the Units Dank d lancles. I hare seen the will produced, and in ray i lreichilit elignntrare Is not in the dirriting ol DeDb. The thareeter of the handwriting it seamy agar. Crose.examined-1 eheelting feel justified in paying s cheque upon it. I had reed the newspaper report d Dr. Joner's•videnee in thePrehatis Oen* hiving bean subproblem' es • witness, wee the dg riture whom/ wee shown Mrs. Dellis._ this will, and asked if it ef B44anabtal-:111;;; mos bee write in the =neves =OM (Marl odd be woo sot prepared to Garry Ws ow owy further r presoa sad oho& low woolitor rotwood. I Mo. MA* oldosted k to a switood. talon Abe Adoodiat WIMP odouttod to bog, at the moo time veglot that L woo fa a position to pow. that Si. will woo prow" ozooutod waordisi to alrlopl lams of law. Aldorawa Halo elsolioul to ocoort boll, aid 111•1•111111 i tits tar wok. LAMBETH. Mr. Snot lane e rod Yr. l'nestrir Flaws, eirderle sA Cambridge, and sombre d the University Me asps, we ebereed with being eseseened, with others not la ern ledy. in tie commission of m.os sad dissodedy _ 00 40 41 Aerie, Arms Tavern, and dm rib 11100118141 paw sonstable 131111 P while in De eassedisn of ids duly. Arebibold Rinke. the proprietor et the Amor* Arms ffivers. mid that tar emend eirble ler week he had boon 'riposted to peat anomense by the anninst al erne =sewfreigasailag We began Al fie orates to Iff en Ortniday Wahl tho prism= mine late bit home and Wood bin if he welsh provide them wish some sapper. Mat* that they ind beam Wirsidelea with their mop, amid Iwo told thom IbM be mail rot do as, as they Gorki net herb below De ism id aiming, but offered to oat, and did env them eras sardwish sod served Dem with some ale at the bar. &MIS el the parties Weems very noisy, and his remenstrare and repeated rqueets that =would Levi his home . posembli sot beteg to. mad shoo waseding - the time for eissing, he sent kw • constable to moist him in elearrag his Mew On the wadable maiden his appearance the Wset up abed doer sod cried out, " Here's a Bobby, IPE him.' The esestablo asked them if they were awes. of the tines, eel asked time to go, but they refused to do so, and the corarablo bid bold of one of the prisoners =Lim out of theism" The others followed, and • distorting, emenientside, and at length the pri weerEreest was breoghtienelheliwase by the police. TIMM was • gooddielof bleed Am* Um prisoner, and the wearable beds eel on his band, wad both perinea were molted rad their wounds drearaL In anillindee, Mr. Hinton said that parties stepping at his low" as well as those stranding public =mom sehlestoi to great samoyasoe by the disturb the. young mw, sad he should therefore feel it to be Weft to these peon, as well ea to himself and family, leir od z i e:d to thedisturbances had complained of. the bead waiter, corroborated the star mak of of hie meow respecting the early part of the dia bolism" and ssid that while outside the prisoner Francis =apes the door sad barked like • dog, and this was butes after twelve. This vitas= also said the pri assers toad* use of vulgar sad abusive language. Mr. BUMP ebeseved that it was much to be regretted that web thine, should occur. Something had been said of • berme basing hese draw*, but there was no proof of it, and certainly new that prisoners had drawn one, or that they used theswrdspekeoof. There could be no doubt, however, that awl rtslsuce bad been used, and for this the prisoners mad psi • penalty of 2/. each, or in default to be imprisoned fee iwrteao days. The penalty wee net ewe paid, and the prisoners were dir iliAlrile RETURNS. Mims nw- Mee- Total. Total, 2611.WA711 epee augers c.liandlee 1961 1280 Week ending June 27. 6 12 e t Detroit and Milwaukee .. 186 —•— 2,611 2,496 Week mils, June 26. Buffalo sad lAa Hiroo.. 1611 1,431 1,077 Great Wederu of Canada 345 0.773 6,061 ..._. ..........___ ..._ W eat* My 8. Bele eek m Eastern Ineetfon lag 112 148 WO 240 Week 7 male Jl2 13 . Loudon. Bethke. sad 8 Cent 21141 10.077 4,080 20,957 19,840 SOidak lielera — 19,919 11,873 21,838 20,2114 M178117X or PATINTS, SOU= KINIONOTON. - Number of viaitove for the week ending July 13, 2,723. [Advertisement,}—iloWkWAY'S OtlTxm AND ]hike.—Astounding Remedies for Sore Lage--tertniet of a letter from W. Taylor, dispensing chemist, Dearrorth. to PrOINIPOIC Holloway .-- Conliewienee of the eas e affected by the use of your Pills and Ointment on A nn I deem it nemmary to acquaint you of It. She we afillmed with sore Ina, and after using endless remedies, with out benefit, she wee Induced to try your medicaments, had the result was perfectly astounding, for after a few appileatiewe of them her legs were peefoctly cured." Let any one aillotod with the mass Maws as that of Ann Messy resort to the Mee 11•••• of aft, Had Ikere Is no chance of dileppeftimat. MASSE: LONDON WEEKLY DOCK I tmpoTtd.l Suoaa—W. Mks Mauritius bags Bast India Siam sodKanilla. Do Calm or Hamm_ box 3,420 2,303 1,643 1,728 0013 7,169 •,044 TS. 2,068 13,866 2,760 801 2.847 1,610 2,167 U,447 161,678 91,781 66,175 '186,093 122.020 11,806 Beall pocky ___ 9,8'77 108,610 75,897 18,491 16,130 13,137 1,008 wan Do .-- COrrsz—Rest India I; Ai. di Csl his. et Moja pad 1,144 1,885 A7lO 7,147 14,1X1 2,607 7,216 Mar I lacya - Do. do. _ Brasil dt Cods Loa LIM 11,410 IS! Torelpi 1 De. ht litocia—list India ....k BALTFITII Nrraum POTAIS 1 1,74 k - 1,208 9,442 22,909 38,001 16,444 %MAI 66.41/3 %ON 27,604 2,801 am 1,978 17,740 34,13:71 - 40,U* 4,903 TALLOW.—The tallow market further declined last week about Is. per cwt. in all positions. At the prices thus establisl , ed the consumers seem disposed to go into stocks for future supplies, wholly without regard to any tire diplomacy which may be at work behind this fr:, i n a d . the market is therefore fairly supported today. Spot, 495. 6d., new ; 495., old ; Sept., 495. tid. ; Oct. to Dee., 49a. 3d. to 495. ; separate monthly deliveries, 495. 6d. From Peters. burg the market is quoted quiet at 48s. (silver roubles Aug., with band money), this price being at present exchange so moth above the pricer MUMS here shipments are very slow, about 3,000 casks against 30,000 last year. We quote Ta- Mr;sheep, 495. &L • beef, 48e. to 48s. tid. ; South Arne tolders are seeking prices beyond the relative value of that description. It is nominally worth 495. 6d. Ist pipes. Town tallow, 48a. nett cash. Cocoanut Oil firm, at a further advance of 6d. to Is. ; Cochin, 44e. 10d. ; Ceylon, 435. 100. ; Sydney, 43. to 425. 108. fine ; 415., low. Palm Oil, 445., this Ups. Palm Nut Oil, 365. to 38s. South American 38s. Rough fat, 2s. 7d.—{Prom the Circular of Smith and Chutes, dated Monday evening.) 00,1111.—Loins. JMY lb.—Dyads Weide We Hart 16s. ; Carr's Harney, las. 9d ; °righted balm, lb 9d. ,• West Halley, 16s. &L ; Lunbsrt's Weal Hartley, 9d. ; Tialald Roar, ; Taalield Naar Butes, 13s. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. 3d. ; West Wylaw, lb. ; Walls End Hartoe, 16e. 9d. ; Eden Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddylls listton, 18.. 3d. ; Walls End Darlaws, 15e. 6d. ; Walls Ead Haswell, 19e. ; Walls Ead Hettoe, lb. ; Walls End Helton Lyme, 16s. 91 ; wan. End bath Heber, lb. ; Will. Zed les. 94.,. vials End Bertisp_2•l, 'lea. 9d. ; We i rs n He RM. 17s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Haas, 18e. Id. ; Walls Eedbek Durham, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Tess, lb 9d.; Walls Red Merles Monday, le.. ; Camay and &sewed* 21a. 6d. ; Cerway mid Hafts Makieg. l)llgr --Map at math; 77 ; sold, 71. fin WIATEXR =POEM MOVED" 6011 16, 8 10 • IN. X X 12. I ra. L.C. I. IL --- -- --- NaM MR IS a Z. I) T IIIINIONII Al 4 . U 57 X ill BO IT &LW. • aren SIMTN2 *N N 57 XXX 0 ANSINOINI 2O. N 51 B. • PONINNII..- N. 0 N I. 1 emus 12n II IS LAW. 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CAILIILLITEL Athol 11111, Ora Morse, bet as is Praia flbeals.--ikag Kam L4leseh iga iallay was boos lest Baer larrise.—ft JAW.. lid. lota* (harks ship), free (10w to BIM got an the Goodwho mob tbls mantle& where as still resaias. tradag the aria am at .... :A ...._,..1, Jab IL Prorlaseas (lis , bon Ikea to creseestooe, writ a 'ergo el tortay, sots HUI Jul& eastward of the reek : wev —4lfterallar. TIM Capiala WlLlaace, buses to Oreesook ts repseled S. bar, pat late lbw. watirbasal.--Qaebse, Jabs SO. . VIIIIIELB SPOW WITH. a 13. 1 190). Albs Oossoe, Mager, boss Who for Colt lby 17, Ist lOU 6 kb VAL Mow Illsealkaa (ship), bout lemma be Leaks, stearin met irnfity f, Was., Ist N. Ida 33.50 W. et Mom boa liable for Livoopool, Jr U lit 111.14 LAW tram Alps 361, Jose 110, let 111.5 X, 100 37.40 W. M5• 6161 ( 16 4), Itas is, Ist 34.30 be 350: all well. Widgo AtlUre , July 13, Ist 0.11 If, lon OW. Nene Merges), boa Now Odessa licie Liverpool, June 10, let 30 3 lob 01W. Oidgq, bon Qualms toe Llempool 10 doyi, July 7, Ise 40 N. ha ale W. " We find Da Barrie Delicious Health raric nemesis Ambles TWA lir ulna remedy foe babbnat peeks, bemanitolde. bilereabn ( . 9 1 91 99 .1. 1 r. Mrs.ealds. ambena. llennialle. ibllkailseg irdeP aL sanas . dblenelet . 1 .47 ad Vara liver, demuty, erolme, away. --Artberr 4= 1= Dr. Hervey, Dr. Shorten/. Dr. Campbell, Dr. Worm. In tine, 11b., b. 9d. ; Mb., U. ed. ; 61b. us. : Illb., Va. Damp Da Barry and Co., V, Dayabetreet, L ondon ; lerbeia and llama ; 00111111 and Ilaslvell ; also at 60. Gramettnrek• street ; 6, Mewl& ; filasil V* Oslbrd-strest.—(AdvartioNsat I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& RDSHELL—JuIy 12, at Vintner, We of Wight, the wife of Itentenant J. M. Bushell, R.N., of a daughter. PRIIIL—JuIy 12, at Trinity Personage, Gaiusborough, the wife of the Rev. W. A. Frith, of a son. RAIDING. —July 11, at Sandford House. Highbury New-park, the wife of J. 1F Harding. F.R.C.8., of a son. HEMMING.—JuIy 10, the wife of R. Hemming, Req., of Bentley Manor, Worcestershire, of a daughter. sum" —Job 11, at Horaington Rectory, near Harneastle, the wife of the Iltev. T. F. Smith. of a eon. THOMAS.—JuIy It, at Upper Norwood, the wife of Mr. Alfred Thomas, of • daughter. VACHEL—JuIy 12, at Tahoe-gardens-terrace, Kensington, the wife of W. H. Father, Eq., of a son. WILD.--July 10 , at glin.villas, Haverstock-hill, the wife of Mr. H. B. Wild, of aeon. WILKINSON.—JuIy 13, at Susses-place, Hyde-park, the wife of A. Wilkinson, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. COUSINS—TERRY. —JuIy 10, at St. Alphege Church, Green wich, by the Rev. H. Bettlacombe, 8. Cousins, Req., of Berl. dery-rued, Upper Norwood, to Charlotte, daughter of J. M. Terry, Esq., of Woodlands-terrace. Blackheath. GORDON .TUBBB.—July 10, at St. Matthew's, Walsall. Stat. forishtre, by therßov. J. H. Sherwood, the Rev. R. Gordon, Incumbent of Hammerwteh, to =la Jane, daughter of G. B. Stubbs. req., of Wand!. HOWARD—OPPENHHIM.--July 11, at St. George's, Hanover square, by the Rev. A. B. Whatton, LL 8., M. Howard, Fee , of Long Sutton, Cambridgeshire. to Harriet, daughter of B. C TVA I nt. Esq., of Cumberland-street. LAKE—JuIy 11, at Charles Church, Plymouth. by the Rev. T. A. Bewes, Lieut.. Colonel E. Lake, Royal Bengal Engineers, to Shia ~.4.P enrose daughter of the late T. Bewes, Esq., of Beaumont, TAItLER—DISON.—J ' arII, iZert. John's, Upper Holloway. the Bev. H. Cutler, MA., 3. W. Tayier. Esq Julia Caroline Rosa, daughter of Mr. H. Noon, of 'Upper Holloway. VAUX—RIVINOTGY4.--July 11, at AU Souls', Marylebona by the Rev. E. Fade, M.A.. W. S. W. Veux. Req., M.A., to Louisa. daughter of F. Rinngton. Esq., of Harkey-street. DEATH& BANK& —July 11, Anna Maria, wife of I'. Backs, Esq., of Les. well. near Kidderminster. BURRIDITEJL—JuIy 10, Anne Margaret, wife of C. Bunuester, Esq.. of Weston Lodge. Ross, Herefonlshire. DOUGLAS.—JuIy 1!. at Putney. S. Douglas, Esq., eon of General Sir J. Douglas, C. 8., aged 33. =WARW.—JuIy It Ann, wife of Mr. C. Edwards, of Rye. lane, Peckham. LAMBREE—JiIi 10, at ColeshiU-street, Estop -equare, 0. LAID. hart. Req St LIZIL—JuIy 1 at Torquay, Captain Edward John Lees. 80111 RAW Regiment, eldest eon of George Lees, Fey., of Werneth. in *sweaty se Uneasier, sod Lansdowne Howe, Chelten ham. aged It RAMMELL —July 10. at Ramsgate. T. Hammett Ell. en RICL—Illy 10, Mr. T. 11. like, of Charles-street, Hay market. mind 64. ROWLAND.--Jely 13, at Rosenthal. Lewlaham, Alexander Bow land, Esq.. aged 711. SCAEAMANOA.—JuIy 111, at Amens., L Scaramangs, Esq., SMIIIIIL — JuIy 1 1. at Red-hl4 Surrey. Elisabeth, daughter of the late J. Southey, Zip.. aged 40. Prbtsd atifi Ptbibbed by Wail= EMI !MIL of No. S. is tits City WO" Printer, at the la lbs iftbilsoll Wbitetriars... tiii - ix — , iii;inisi-ati« YU/SagoiT. JULY U. INL 1,061 2,19