The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-08 00:00:00

'COAT MIIRVICIB.*ems ea, poi V olos ln, the bon id no =MEM Min and irin MUM web anureran. WOW= In MOM W i ns be 6111 MN Zree Ils Mind be is prop Mag on rondo kr long el port a l= Illeborie on nor nun Theou at lleo soneolly APPSILL to in pan In AIIIEWTANCA, be Non OM bp MOM no connoodnovy Jenne op tho Lennon WO Senn weeorinordne. Olairliallisissibel by Nana Vali aid o...autie g laOsollo on gr.. sod %A ort al the Lana sad peony rad by Ilbe Loin. Soy., at tbe lo• 14, JoharrdelobL Mor ANKVAL GE/ISSAL ILYSIING et tads nonnos will I. it" ' "ths T " mke Th v lr • .Biltionnordreet, as MADE! ink tae leth Wt. at Solna pronely. Wm Oen the Doke of Ale YU. E.T., la no Oen 18.1011ABD Lawn. borono7. 14 lonotroot. Adelplel. Yarn $. TOM( BROOD= recommends the public to eV have Meaee► Malta on th • in a vnien naa j eat VorreagMaantoi.woricuAbi. st=4.l2: —I at masssimieset's rises llanamter, musk Qemutissiim. w.c. rim establishment is e►ard sad ea Ilaltarlays at 1 o'clock. AGRIO lIL TIIR•L Li • L PRIME SPAN= 0111C0 sad HIPPODROME. LAST 'WM RUT ONL TIM 'rime ( W•a b esdarl. liecoad Night of lbs Whideor Oaelle Troupe el nosoarnto 1006 sad MONKEYS smiths Wholes' the arca sad mown ATTRAMtbarier TRTMIIT9 only. —Mr. PSMOS ta aistortantlat he bee sassed the aiatimiel TOY THU hie hatallitel sassed sad CURD, SUIT sod Mt NIB WARIER, to We their psider lalleaSaa llateriatemeaL TIAMIORROW sad FRIDAY, lamb 9 wed 10, In addition to which the whole of Me Ileseetriart Troupe will appear. Commodore rim will oleo ia ea ravrlng Act of lioremataiiip. apace WINING. March 11, the grand apoctocie at MALEPPA . or, the Wild Horse of Tarim', will be verdured. be Paternmacei ea eatardelf. at half poi Two. • MITAIZIMa I we 1$ wait •i S sok pper toe you shot Alp a• robscousse,sa Ehe evoresis• TO Uvellurawits lairsdkod ir W " Ueda liveable =akost le aS tbe Mae, lly vorbbalrest. by Two b co Oa day at pabboatiam. HATIIIABXIII. ivIIMIL TIME WISEA Arm MARRIAGL DAVID GAZZICK.—LOAD DIINDMIAT Walla= AND DONE 101 Mars. Bothers. /iii. awl issloir NW Baolvdca.—AM riwoczea 811 , 11124M10. Vs.Oceipias. PILINOINWL Tim Imgar s ANTNZILINGS AND PIDDLISTRINGS. AAA TAR OP LONDON. Nie VIMAL J. W. ItAy. n. wanir. a mans& J. Nems. iftweisr, sad N. Mew ; lba. IL Niglio% lawn letedi =di Owyris. LYCZIIM. TIIII Mimi% 1111CPSON LND CO. ILL Nom aad ROLDIIIDd INN. Wawa ladadir, Hamra. Wlddiamab, Ow*" Loaadad ;Mir llawarthy. Lad TWO IN TN! MOANING. Mom Weems/ sad imam BITTAINTA impIMEN, TWENTY MAW& —And LITTLE BM Bis : at die Old Lity of Threadssedlwarest. Mesdames B. MN sad What Jacobs Mr: G. Bliprood. Blzst-rals Pastambelols —Comesume hati-psdul WOK WWI= AT LONDOINIOUDIAI. Two DAT Wools& ILL t0m......U100n0T0. O. Ow TO4IIOIMOW Marobig. Oh. To......Afteroovo, Ob. i s LONDON, WRDNIASDAY, MARCH 8. Ix the present appeased and tranquil condition of the public mind, with a buoyant revenue, a pro spew= agriculture, an increseing trade, a masufao taring industry severely smitten in one of its mem bers, yet undepremed and vigorous, and an the Noumea of public and private wealth overflowing. it is not very easy for any interest or party, however powerful and compact, to dress up a grievance or to alieniste an agitation in the character of an op pressed and downtrodden victim of financial in justice. There is probably no party or interest in the State that would have the moral courage to appear before the public in such a cha racter, except that ancient and respectable party which was rained by free trade, and is now struggling in the name of the poor consumer of small beer to bring absolute free trade home to the business and bosom of the barley-growing farmer. It is our fine old friend, " that noble " creature," aa the Saczawist to the ADMIRALTY would say, the country party, so unfortunate, so distressed, io Overburdened, that once more ap .. pears in Parliament in the attitude of a suppliant for the reduction and ultimate repeal of the Malt Duty. This suppliant attitude, it is true, is ex changed for a more resolute and defiant bearing on the platform. At public meetings the Malt Duty is a " cry," and perhaps the only cry available at the hustings in these piping days of political neutrality. The very worst thing that could happen Ito the Malt Tax agitator on the eve of an election would be some slight concession to Sir FITZROY MILLI'S very modest demand. Finan cially his clients in the country might be enriched by the "early redaction," which, is all that Sir FITZROY KRUM asks for ; but, politically, his par liamentary associates would be starved. To those who listened to the debate last evening, and who remembered the debates in the last days of the Corn-laws, it must have seemed as if, not a few short years, but ages had passed away, and that the country party of to-day was donning the ar• ' mour of its ancestors for a tournament. Here was the mover of the Resolution insisting upon the full application of those principles which bad earned for "that great statesman," the late Sir Roams. Pxxry " the approbation and admiration of "the entire people of England ;"there was the bril liant seconder of the Resolution, Sir Buxwan Lrrrox, urging the " completion of Free Trade;" and one of the ablest and most authoritative sup porters of the Resolution, Colonel Bsarraurr, ear meetly deprecating the idea of making the Malt Tax duty a " party question," while he keenly re pelled the insinuation that the party who called for the reduction and repeal of a duty worth some five or six millions of revenue were the same party that opposed reduction of expenditure. In such an atmosphere of ease and pacification, Mr. NEATZ'S aggressive amendment struck the House like an anachronism. It was as if • real crusader, with • real battle-axe, and a real spear, had descended into the lists. Sir Bram= LYTTON threw a nimbus of wit, and science, and felicitous illustre. tion over the debate ;be ridiculed the report of the I Board of Trade, and Mr. Lawn' experiment' on ' cattle food, with admirable humour. With happy skill he raised the question from one of hardship to the barley-grower, or the beer-drinker, to one of interference with the natural processes of agricul ture, and the due rotation of crops; of injury to the production of meat and of bread, and consequently to the consumer in the broadest sense. In the name of Free Trade he claimed for his countrymen the best article at the lowest price, and identified the interests of the producer with those of the con sumer. On the other hand, on moving the previous question, Mr. HvatocAerth, in the course of his close and preening argument, fortified by practical experience, disputed step by step the statistics of the repeelers, and suggested to the champions of the barley-growing interest than on the repeal of the ex cise duty they would have to meet the foreigner at a disadvantage, in their laudable anxiety to provide the poor man with cheap beer. Mr. asuncserzzliss but a limited faith in the theory of every labourer becoming his own brewer ; he remarks that the public house is the poor man's club, to which be resorts for warmth and light, for society and chat, as much as for drink. No doubt all this zeal of the landed gentlemen for the domestic conviviality of poor fellows who with wives and families to keep on ten or twelve shillings a weak can hardly know the taste of butcher's meat, is a little overdone. Mr. MUTE in his singularly thoughtful speech—a sheds too thoughtful, per f or hi s a udience—put some very awkward 0 1 . "VI •••••• n questions to the country so moderate sad mild in !ice of Parliament Not were continually' guage relief from " sibeiallimmene their special burdens t asks Mr. Naive. ft . 11 110 1011.0 i the represents/Ives of the landed interest that put this question ; but one who in lespista these 'pedal lindens ad special pri vileges, s od points them out. For Mr. NaArs this seal of the landlords for the poor man's beer and forthe cheep production of bread and beef, and all this talk about removing burdens, mean nothing more than • rise in rents. And This is his question for the Farmers' Friends on the hustings, " What will you put on your land when "your tenants may grow ail much barley as they " can, end fatten their cattle and brew their own "beer without let or hindrance r This is rather en uncomfortable wayof putting the Malt Tax question, but it may suggest caution to political agitators. On both sides of the House, however, the grie vance was, on the whole, discussed at evening with characteristic soberness and impartiality. The survivors and rummest of the old parties who fought the battle of Free Trade are now equally convinced that in no clue or party in this country should them be any disposi tion to sacrifioe one great interest to another, or to refuse to the one the benefits of the freedom '1 which the other enjoys. No representative of min =roe or manufactures now imagines that in burdening agriculture he consults his own advantage ; no landowner conceives that the freedom by whisk trade and in dustry flourish is an injustice to the land. And thus it happens that this Mall Tax comes to be considered broadly and simply as an Imperial question, as a question of ways and means, which the Csiscatos of the Ex , Mfg= decides at his discretion, amongst variety of interests contending for the priority of relief. The division list last night indicates that the House does not yet see its way to relieving the Exchequer of six millions sterling, and that it believes the growers of barley can afford to wait a little longer for their share of a surplus, while other bleeders are removed from weaker backs. Thai, ind nothing more, is what ' the majority of 80 eased last night. EXPRESS, WEDNESDK therm* geselbeffsg the hamunities from taxa. MIS SOW nejoyed by Uni owners and cemplere of land, *pare sot entitled to any model ormsideration on u senet of the peons*, pressure of the malt tat ; and that If, oa other pomade, that but should be redwood or abolished, compensation to the reruns should be sought, le the first Inatome, by withdrawing from landed pro- platy the advaalsp it now has over other property in the shape of total exemption from probate duty and per. lial szenaption from enoosesiou duty sad income tar:— Nesto,)—insteed thereof :—Quostioa proposed. "That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the question e—Ameadient. by levy "Mauro sisal question spin proposed : —Whereupon previous put, "nit that question be new put:—(Mr. Seed castle :)—The house divided: Ayes. 171; Noes, 251. Ans. Amato C B. Fester, W. 0. Morgan, Major Adoaaa, il. J. Gard , IL IL Mundy, W. Anson, major Geaktil, J. 11. Nowdoists,C. N. BMW. O. Geer s, J. Newport, visa. Berta t. a. K. gliti!..SoL Noel, G. J. Borrow. W. H. A. L. Nortb, Col. Bartatot kO ol. Owe, J. Packs, C. W. Bane,Urabsze, Lord W. Packs, Col. Batmen. Mr T. Orme, J. Palm Mo. Mr J. Bathurst. A. A. %zeln . Willon,Viae. Papill P. O. Beech, Sir M. Omani, IL Parker, aMr Beach, W. B. Patten. Col. Boothe, Awl ed Hamilton, Lord C. Peacocks, 0. M. Sentinel, 0. W. Namillon, That. Peel, OM. Stmtitr, G. C. Kandlhers, L T. Peet J. Benyon, Z. Hanes& I. B. Pevensey, inset. Seredord. W. Harvey, Z. IL Piilllite, G. L. Beradord, D. W. Merton lord A. Pollard-Ortabart.W Sarni. W. Henley, L W. Portman, w. IL Bowyer. Slr G. Heamiany, LP. Powya•Lybbe, P. 1.. Bramley-Moore. J. Heoniker. Lard Prick'. O. Stanistou, T. W. Heekstb, Str T. 0. Peek AA B 4 IL Hal ., Malay, Sir M. W. aril. II i. K Holt, J. Z. H Fleet Boos, W. A. Seetake, FF. D. Horeb,. W. H. Xmas% H. Brace, Major Botha= Lord &Is &later-Booth j. , 0. Bruen. H. NuwesA m C. Burghley, Lord Hum W. H. Willey, KP. Bartell. Sir P. Hoot, 1. Sidney, T. Cartwright, CM. Indult*, SUM. Smith, Abel One, IL Jervis, Capt. smith, 5. 0. OWL lord IL Joni% St W. G. &myth, OoL Mamie,. Sir IL Jolla's. H. IL Somoroot. Col. Clive, Capt. Kendall, N. tibishopo, J. B. Cobbold, J. C. =La i* Stanhope, Lord Cochrane, A. D. W. F. Strawy, ilr 11. Mauch laest..oeLW "girls." Cublit, 0.. Lard =l l i, Sir R. Start. H. 0. Ceara, That toostoss, W. EL Swaim, IL E. =Mr C. Lesson, Lord O. G. Taylor, Col. S. Imo; C. S. iltynne, Lord H. Maas, .1. O. IL G. Teatlins, D. :SA . Lr C. t iA l sr i. P. Treadle, C. H. Ds O. . C. Treaters., IL ,A. LIML O. TroDo Mr J. Duocombe, W. B. I,ym F. Vanainiut, W. Da Pte , C. O. St I. L. Syr, Cal. bottom. IL H. g'Sioy, L Walcott, Admiral Mplinetons.etrJ.D. ldsloobo. J. W. Wallington, J. W. Faso. Cal. Malmo, R. W•lby. Farquhar, Sir M. Manners, Lord J. Whiteside, J. Followee. IL Memesta, lord G. Whitmore. H. rimer, Mr S. Miles, Mr W. WHloughby, Sir B. litoroy, Lord P.S. MMer, T. J. Wyodhain, B. T. W. Milord, W. T. fiLliii. Ito in Te in tr. Montagu, Lard R. Kelly, Sir F. Foreatew, Des. Mordant, Sir C. Montl6, W. J. Adair. IL L larder, C. Patit, C. Adam. W. P. Forster. W. IL Paavt, Lord A. Awe. Mr A. helmet* F. 11 . Ard C. Andover, Met. Fortes ••, C. Palmer. Mr H. Anrerttein, W. Galway, Mr W. Palreereten. Vied Asgard/sr, etc Z. Gavin, Major rowa r t. Antrotorn, L Met" T. Y. Peel, lt. MOM, J. ff. Gilpin, C. Peel. F. Apton, A. & Gladetone, W. a Pete, Sir IL M. Artesia, IL IL Glyn, G. G. Pilkingtos, J. Warn, E. Goblegeld, Kr inney,Col. Barbie, Sir F. Gageben, 0.. J!. . P P otter, IL Barbi, T. G. Gower, F. L Powell, F. I. Barnes, T. Greenwood J. Baxter, W. I. Geentell. H. /t. WaLL ek l.. J . Bask er, T. Grey, Sir G. Proby, Lard Beasalth. If. 11. Gurney. 6. amides, lir I. Desgesorste A. IlaWli, G. liegitia. G. W. . . B. Banbury, Z. Skala. 0, re l trn aga ll.w. IL Handley, J. lobaties, T. I. lerkarnr. B. F. Ilaskey. T. = ll. Mack, A. Easum, Mr J. lowns Make, J. A. Berkeette, J. A. lessell, A. IL alsocows, J. G. Bartinglea.Mawb Ol lama F. W Deakern-Catter, J. Horsey. Lord A. Lusa Mr W. leaver*, P. P. ifilikM. T. IL re= i • 'lady IM. Hemderson, J. B. W. Malik J. lk Hanley, Lord BeheleilealW. Perna, fil . .me, J. I. brace, Lord E. = s t e . D . TO. Soups, G. P. BMA IL A. Hodffeern 11. Beaty. 0. Inchenan, W. Boland, I. Seymour, I. D. leekley, Clew 111=0. A. A. Seyotosr, W. D. faller Sir L. T. B. Seymour, A. lgtry, %ect. Reward, C. W. Matto, IL D. ' Verner. C. B. lubberd, J. 0. Shelley, Sir J. Cared. J. Burnheraten, P. IL Smith, A Cardwell, IL Este, W. Smith, JT ateg Cannel*, 0. ISOM. /L., Smith, J. B. ogssiereem Fleck legatees. .. • Smith, M. T. Careworn, lard G. Jewels°, Ur I. itoollelt P. IL Citaprnen„ J. Johnstone, Sir J. Stantlsad, M. cr...thsv. oilman. C. letewich. B. T. Manley, W. 0. Klaglake. A. W. Mandel& J. Churchill, Lord A. B. lingscote, Col. Steel. J. Sl i tAk J. C. C. Illanaird, A. F. Stout. Oa ord. Leon. Mr E Start, U..C01. Clifford,lewd H. ftitea, CoL Otittat, Ur IL J. Lawson , , A. W. Taylor. T. A. Clive, G. Leader. N. P. Thenspeos, H. IL Coke, COL Leathern. B. A. me. W. Colebrooke,Bir T. E. Letewe, 0. J. Toilworn', F. J. Geller, Mr IL P. Lamy. A. Tollernache, J. Omer, W.l. legh. Mater Tracy. Cox, W. Legh, W. J. Turner, J. A. Cranford, E. H. Lennox, Lord H. Tynte, Col. Crawford, R. W. Leslie, C. P. Verney, Mr R. Croaky, Sir F. Leslie, W. Vernon. H. V. Davelet. 11, Lewis, R. Vi ll iers. C. P. y. R. Locks, J. Vyner, B. A. Davie, Sir IL IL Ladd. IL Waidegreve.lesUe, Dawson, IL P. Lowe. Z. G. Demme, G. Mete* J. Walter, J. Dent, :. D. MeekinnoeW p) Warner, L Meru, L. L. W. ) WaSerbeese, S. aY. a C. WstktaA WW. . W. J. Watkins, Col. L. e, Mr T. Merry, J. Weisel* T. M. Dunbar, Mr W. MillA J. R. WI/Ahead. J. P. Dundee, F. Iliel.l. T. A. Whitbread, S. Dandav, Sir D. Moffatt, G. White, J. Dunlop, A. M. lioacrieff, J. White, L Igertoo, Sir P.O. Montgoetery, 81r G. Wickham. B. W. Igerten, A. F. Moor H. Winnington, Mr T. Tarte*. 71, C. M ashy, W. Wood. Illr C. rz v i W. Murp N. D. Woods, H. Wynn. C. W. Mallard, Vied. Neste, C. Wynne, W. W. Swart. W. Norris. J. T. Wrall. It. lwart, J. C. North, F. Yorke, J. R. Swiss, H. 71. O'Brien, fir P. Ferrer, J. Ogilvy, MrJ. Tilmaran. Fenwlck. F.. IL Gurney, G. Brand, IL B. Fenertck, IL Gladly, M. W. Knatchbull-Huges. Fitrnollese, C. W. Owen. Mr 11. an, H. B. Follarebe, 1. J. Putman. Z. It will be sem that Mr. Dime& though he took no part in the &irate. 'lmported Sir Fitzroy Kally's matins. Sir John Pakington, Lard John Marmon, General Peel, Mr. Adderley, sad Sir John Trollops wen also among the ayes. The names of Sir Stafford Northoote. Lord Stanley. and Mr. Walpole do sot appear. The liberals who supported the motion wore Mr. Adorns', Major Anson, Mr. Bare, Sir E. Doris& Mr. DMus, Sir O. Denim, Mr. W. Foster, Mr. Gordon. Colonel Puke, Mr. Pollard-ITrquhart, Mr. W. Portman, Mr. R. G. Price, Mr. H. Burrell, and Alderman Sidney. Thirty-els eenerrvativre voted spinet the mottos. viz.:— Mr. J. H. AAA Mr. Beeoreft, Mr. J. Chapman, Lard A. Churchill, Mr. B. Dawson, Sir P. Egerton, Mr. A. Eger. ton, Mr. E. C. Acosta°, Mr. W. Agortoe. Mr. J. Ferrer, Lord A. Hervey, Sir A. Hood, Mr. Hada& Mr. J. G. Hubbard, Mr. Humberalon, Mr. lialturialt. Sir & Locos, Mr. Leader, Mr. Liffey, Major Ugh, Mr. W. Legb, Lord Henry Lams. Mr. C. P. Leaky Mr. W. Leslie, Mr. Longfield, Mr G. Montgomery. Mr. H. Moore, Mr. F. Powell, Mr. J. Pritchard. Mr. G. llopten. Mr. P. Firoollebt, Colooel Stark Mr. S. Wank/meek Mr. 0. W. Welkin Wynn, Yr. W. W. Wpm. sad Mr. J. B. Take. Of them no lees than lb an meaty member. Kr. Brkikt. it will b Ewa, - Wu aroosist tlup " atm: Mr. Cobden war sot pressat. It appears from a parliamentary return, issued this morals& that the amebae of malt houses Word to rake malt to to wed in feeding armals rimes tie paring of the oat of last series, is 28. Tie amine of Warts of malt made Is 52,464, sad ^483 bushels of inbred salt lase bees seat oat. Of the malt houses above referred to 11 hare boos eland. _ An interesting meeting was had at Isimheth Palen yenterday--tbe Bishop ef. Wiaeleseler to the &air— te ecessont meanies for the lacuna of dumb eerontstela ' ties is the &cos^ awes eepeoloily 4 the three mil dean mks sf gontionok, Letabeek, and Stnatliant. The bishop. is .• latereeting speech, stead the oatenal of amok ez tank" that bad taken place slue hie wad= to the sal the seed there wee for WE greater *Amnia& Ss palsied oat tbe rapid /0011141111 i• the porditios, and the seat of wealthy reddish we thew abarieg the seal for help fees the anew &Meta Us anther wee eine i sadism& by the Arobblehop of essneriary. Mr. Cubit*, LP., the Boa. Mr. Brodertek, and Otaelll, sat at um, elan a Umbers entaariplioa was naiad, isetedfeg 2,000 t. b the bighs. bita4 _ in the __,,,.......erey tha Primers Palace Leopold, attended &kiss. The Priem awl Primer of Wales sad Prises MINES Visitor us espestoi $o emirs lit the Clads UM samosas. The Prime and Primer of We,lrs, attended by Pm Mos. Mn. Braes and Lieutonant-Colonel Koppel. yertarday for Windsor Oastle en a visit to the Qum. The Queen will hold a council at Windsor Castle to morrow (Monday), at 3 o'clorit. A depotatioe, catalidisi of Mr. W. J. Lob)oit (Putney). Mr. William Thee. Atwood, and Mr. Hilary Mayen, had as interview with the Bight Hoe. Sir Norge Gem, at the flome.ofElor, yesterday, for the purpose of explaning the locenveniences oeceidoned to market gardners p id others frequenting the varior.e markets in the mono (parti cularly Conot-prden), from the operation% of the Public houses Closing Act A deputation, oonaining of the Ron. Algernon Aterlou. M.P., the Mayor of Mambrater, and Claptrap . J. W. Machin, had an interview with Berl de Grey at the Wes adios yesterday regarding the provision of admire for the volunteer force. A deputation, introduced by Mr. Budtanan, M.P., Mr. Black, M.P., and Mr. W. Miller, M.P.. and omeistieg of Mr. Than, Mr. Bulky, and Mr. Phie, had so WartiMw with the Bight Hon. T. Mines Gibson, at the aloe et the Board of Trade, yesterday. The Judicial Closinsithre of the Privy Grown sat yester day. Present—Lord Kingdoms, the Lords Justkes • Knight Brun and Turner, Sir J. Oolvile, Ned Sit lAwrenos Pesi. Despatches were received yesterday at the Celesta Lades Iron tie Gomm al DlMOalt. THE PRINCE OP WALZHE LAITEL-(THIS DAY.) The Prince of Wales this morning held the first levee of the mama, oa behalf of her Majesty the QUM, is the reospiloc-room of St. J 4021114 Palau& The arrange . masts which have been mode for meow who have the right of outage, asd for them presented to the first time, are better than they ware last year, and there was therefore noes of that crowding and radios which. In former levees held by his royal highness, has bees so grievously wattages& of. Sir Georg* Grey, the Home fkianstary, introdsosd most of the newly.eleotiel assay sheriffs, aid maoy gentlemen who have been appointed to gamer/boatel and diplomatio poets daring the past year ware also pre sented. It has hese odloially ansosnoad that pressetadose at tide lens are equivalent to prassetations to bee Majesty psasosally. His royal higheem will held the mooed base of the aeaeoa IM Wednesday, the fled host.; asd the Prime, of Wales will hold the bet drawing.most of the seams, os behalf of her Majesty, on Saturday, the 25th Mat. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has seeped the ievilaties el the Ifetrepolitsa Beard to opus the Meta Dtslrige Wade. Teasley, the 4th at Aged, is recanted far the enemy. Their Royal Righuseaes the Duchess of Cambritlp sad Preens Wary boomed the performease et the Lye.= with their praises last evades. Lord and Lady Bloom field lett town yesterday ter Vilma. where his lordship will resume his diplomat!. duties as British Ambassador. His Excellency the Prussian Ambassador and the Donates. Bender! were honoured by the oompsay et the Duke and Dachas d'Auroals V dieser yesterday evader at the Prudes Embassy is Oadokhogneemsues. The &Bowleg guests had the homer to mete the date sad dashes' r-The Arehhiehop et Oaaterissey. his Excellseey the Belgian Mishear, the Navd• and Maraleems fellebory, the Berl wed Omahas et Meth. the Berl et IL Ciensese, Bsl Graasille, Lard Maas,. X.P., the Right Boa Sir Gisela sad lady Nary Wad. the Melt Ho& Sr Joins sad Lady ?Adagio% the His. Yawls sad Hrs. Blamer, ha. The easter had se amenably attar diem. Miss Dudley Ward, who was way severely burnt ea the 24th at Anaiagtea Ran, is goleg ea mil. The sidrls et Mims Ward's dna were 'gutted by a mad* het, owing to her throwing herself dews amid I. the prompt use of rags sad mats, she *soaped Wary, except to her erns sad Ada although it was some the before the lames were ex tinguished. THE WAR IN NSW ZEALAND. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. This morning further Mere /dative to tits affairs of New Zeakeed wsw imered,fseen w gediermeniesy print:lag-olio& The papers dose with a demaish from Mr. Cardwell, dated the 27th ult., in which the right ben. gentleman, after expressing his netiefeetien with the tom whirls affairs have taken through the formatim el • new ministry in New Zealand, proceeds :—" Toe late shindy made knave to the insurgent natives the genseal eanditions es which their return to their allegiaaos will be aompled. I trust that sow, is coefarroity with Mr. Weld's proposal, pleas of the land, pert of the territory belonging to the in: =goats, end now is military cocepatice, which you pro ; pose to obtain either by cession or by cosimatires, will be made public: witless* delay. It is impossible to expect I even the commencement of • reeteratim al peace and order in the colony until this first and most important step shall have bees takes. until the Galenist, shall keen what lands they have to w eepy, sod until the sat,. nap shall feel mated that they are mate in the poesualon and peaceful cietepatice of all their remaining land. You will not fail to bring dearly before your ministers and before the seem* the mealtime' on which the Settlements Actihas hitherto bees left in operation by her Majesty's government. The per. =anent allowance of such an act would be impossible, for the removes assigned in my despatch of 26th April, and I doubt not that I shall naive from you sets adopted by the assembly to chide her Majesty's emotion can be given. I am sure that so soon as these Int steps shall have been taken, your ministers will proceed to consider what pretentious it may be desirable to take in order to provost the recurnenc• of disputes like that respecting the block of land at Waiters, the unhappy might of so much diameter to the colony. I collect hem the information which you have sent me that in the WM. halo district, sad also at Tanrangs, military operatioorhave practically owed ; cad that all that sow remains to be done Is them districts is, that yore should give to both races that assurance with respect to the leads to be acquired by esaitroation or and= of which I have already spokes. In the north, uotwitimtroding the weeps of the prisoners from Lima, traaqpilllty had not been broke. by any warlike cessations cm the part of may of the hitherto peaceful and friendly tribes. Os the other hand, the Mate et astral& the district of Tersnaki still gave occasion for much anxiety ; sad the restoration sad maintenance of order in that district will evidently be one of the most serious questions with which your advisers will have to deal. It is impossible net to be struck by the difficulty whisk has always attended the exteesiee of settlement at Win Filet ; and I observe that Mr. Weld attaches so much importance to the quo:tics that, in his original proposals to you, be bee mods fipple% provision for the establishment of a ergo' military post, to be occupied by a colonial faros, is the centre of the mast line I doubt sot that whoa tranquillity shall bars been restored your ministers, before inviting the expeeditere of fresh capital at Tara naki in predecease to other sites, where from local eirownstrame this didioutry might not be experienced to the same extent, will *irefully eessider the mesas by which, after the imperial troops shall have been with- drawn, the settlers are to be protested from the recumenee of attack. Your ministers have laid down, as the sit towards which their musters will be directed, the ewer Mal withdrawal.' the whole treperiel faros. It will, se doubt, be necessary that this withdrawal should he effected gradually ; and by the present mell the Streetary of State for War gives lustrutriene te emel Omar= which ensteemplate that he will Glebe ; eneregeetweln for moan hem dew legiernits. Ner Majesty's government bays arrived at lb. sondosios under present circrunstenoes, these tratrestieno he Wily gives. I ntriestrand that the astray deer met propose is aceept the gement* of the imperial tereena nadir the act at ISM ; but the former strangsetred& maim whisk the eolosy paid only Si. for sea soldier. het esblitellt and I shall expect to beer from you that have bees made far the sew and isomer:ad orm u Z= 4 l; respect , of the troops who trill rensele. The ordess agu es ta General Cameros will mable yen; this ousetrlimMoa, If they shall thhertir D striellikli she whirigusi eta blot poem le the less. THZ Lomas deiliess.) user. own,_ Aashehy lllllllllo wal from Wee Own al .4 ,11 easa *who( smog ha ponat quetleas. Tb. court Wow bad beta that ,are Wish& ia the Moho,dhlgpt.l Asa 1174 4 4 .11 whea eh* Hese awe WWI. sad she that .3 (maws al ego were Ilehla to watribute l e loars sweat dm* to the salvors. A sura at bees .warded 'West theleeilhia awl saw el timed to the maw ad • lugger, which it was ellegero a L wore than the lugger was tree* essd theedwe eseetritaah TIN owesee of the Fusilier r a t 4 11=1. awl the ewe hal bees ar ak_coesidershle Lord Minima delivered the iedipowd i ctlerk . As to the ..read sassed to s gardenia' hag is the abase swim, all awe el egiabea thee the value of the MOIL maid sot be adduced apiest . a*l sum sd. The other qesallase wised wwe el es ispertiat olsnetw, sad it leedeldy• hod amain& ate awe& emotions of the let They tries et WWI! tibia lir mom awe to be Waded by the IsOktesa sad the °Most vas to give a reward far the whey el hums Ilhr, sad the shiest of the sue of 185 d was loc thee chigoe. As to whether the swain of cargo should aostrilnee towards the meant of Wawa Nair lasdeldgu. wasphag the worst see. doss, had_swived at the weelasiesS i t e levy ware so Hada sad aorehre both game the tof the °ewe of Admiralty ca would be algae& she meat appeal would be dismissed, with coda Doane aosoliagly. COURT OF PROBATZ AND DIVORCK. (Brion the Judo Othiseey.) WOOL v. WOOL. Mr. Sorioat Parry and Dr. limbo ler lib petitioner ; the Queues Advocate, Mr. dearth MI Mr. Kaye for the rl C ala petidoser i. was the wife of Kr. He Weal. of Hymn, seimiriabeek, a farmer, and apogee el seasiden able ppetheo. filmosibt thibial sopeolies as the good of aitabery. The simiese beak pawn is IMO, led then ma so been The Ole bed a isetine ef 5.0001. ; end se setheineet bad been meth epos her. It was dinged that before hie =anion the noccedeat bed had two Andrea b his hoseekespera wawa semi ems 'Tburios ; bat that ha had to loth o ff the use. W seethe. Thereto= =es wen asiordity w r s : ide* Aire she ressived as ter hoe wood ; but the pener mood that is lath her teethed sot osly venewid his Winery with _this wenn., but that be counseseed a sew one will Osnmalt Keys. se ethes most. The result wag a emeallos. sad oestnally the polities wee filed. The respeadest pleaded sot guilty N both chop& Yr. Gehl*. the petitionsee 'mother, sold that Wen the soot her el kb door Rebeess is was thing _ ith bar soother at TROMP all.. Wikki mi tisia with reepoodest os hie way of If. before the wedding, aid he wombed to " ant ell other cos.' Orbensandsed—The petitioner bad Ohd shill is Oben eery spinet her bothed mbh boss' is bee peeperty, bat withal, bed odd( to de with b. W. Hugh Wool, brother to the responds" slid that be (respoods was is the Inge ci obi he Whips& es Mondays and lidardaye. I. hasary - , ISK. the pathos coos to wilessee hem, sad Mod Shoe ler 'hist a mouth. Used to know duaia Thant's, end roomiest bad "oho to Idea abseil the dab= be had had by her. WY& pa dants me Myles at Olsen's, be was makesed by a groat sobs ; ant is - seism to see what wee the man la Gond the reepeaffest the politioner's reel,. He bad forced the doe. Told his UM as mom nest was awes up and that II he wadi aims Set, ft would settle the meike. He oil lied he mold die s; sad the seat day lin. Wool west away. Onmeseadawl—The agrossest put is appestat the roe he had beard ef. (It was Teeth eith iho Pedlikele seaseeted le the es, ad * hes Mewed et hie rb=ehildrnd to being Mew hem ts 11 lin. Wed wee to the with Wising, and to be shod HO& a roar.) Ithenadsed—The respondent reseed be din the ono. met. The Judo Othineey Med whether beim the am weed my farther use. ageostent Med _net OK be Sane in. The teem et the dealt deed ii*eled emesce of the fed* el the pear in to somed that cesetise. tespewitat deobred that be Mild boo ..his ease is the d• a W eeestrystee. We Jed. Orillomy mid thee watt= wee se** fee Ns. eel Ms. Wed themehee. thse boa gives ehew the et w t=eir s shift te Rums Therdes, el ilandi a moot of the at the tide of VW oopororiors. that the •rn leis al thlegs" the ended el bar webs woes pod deal with his. s heddot witkiKrltwebilrag.lol whams but swetlass use tossi WI her with the reepswiset Re bad ma ewe he. Us* rem while they was la bed. IThe sees we preesedbti wises as wrest hitt.] COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Bsexe Mr. Ooneeibleser (leallmes.) IN la fitsolerait The • wile4raticar, et MMus, applied Ice kis order el Theenmei dehle, 4681.. beans gem debb by the leminspt's lediSise for whisk he bail tali Yowl[leyend gives withoz W . esetaity. discapi the easerilies so ghee vas the =t ei • debt of due lise Oss". of Works. ssed petet Sid mashie*. Two oreditem Es leslit i s , clotars debts • of periAld• being eileblideed nu lit RI This me asailltsfere the esuft adjemsball from bet west The beaky" ea sestkentsr, et irmapate,lol hems* lime a of island mew, end 11111 1111 tie , IWO ids 1201. I. ii. tha I Ca tie epplisatioir ell In. sad 31leyle. Oce maim. ale beeirrupt teas sew to eel Mb fa pm _meet ide poselea N dhs serstise ef the Wool Hamm Mi i =a ; idee gado Adm. te he fined with re as Luis mom Tilm— mou muss sum" The berdwrge saberatlyet ors his order of diesharge frees ills el 12,0001. lansif se el Kansiagton. perttemes, kb a OW sad formerly of Ps& t it eppessiagnesi °e lTra u lle ss' eu far souse time Maim da Pm* seder the title al "The Bagnsh Beak," of wish as mute= was made is the pro. media" the ease was edjeerised for an-. ameadmest eir the descriptioo. It she appmed that Tripp bed sot pissed under a former bealissisiey is 1867, but hid bees edjourned size die. Hr. Borlowl , os behalf at the beakmpt, sew •ied to has • day ism& for him to per his emele Is February 1857, he had some to the court as his own peti tion ; sifflesse wese &misted mem the leskeigery ; sad on the of May he wee eijostasd ices die ea the of halter made floe Maim is his boots with& C:L a deceive his creditors. Psolectios efts gives fer • emeth, but soappeel took *ea The bankrupt had sow aradiso andevit is which he stated that Mime 1854 and 185/.les had bed kris treassetioso sis • elmeelneker, is mists` shares, end every other Moriplios of smutty. sad that these tremor time were faithfully sad systematically mosided In his busks. He dialed UM there were say false wiles, sad mid that he had lien deterred from ssparit by the exposes. There wee so seldom as the precessliege layout the boobs themselves of say false ustry. wad INOBIL Harding sad Pullen*, sotosatesta had made ellidevit that the hooks had bees properly kept. Mr. Lisklater, far minces, opposed the application. N. atimeties bid boss made Is the mous* which Mr. Osemierieser Foshisaque had, owes years ago, prosemeed Is be his, sod the court was sow wired to amid that be hod made a mistake. The imakrupt had &albs& to speed; he had go= Mead, sad when he could oury = se lower fo Paris he ha s retoned, sad sought the probed= Of the homes Bu 'Wept= Act el 1861. bee without maybe. s weed et hi farmer hibruploy swim shish he hed been edfeerwel doe die. He wee melded to be discharged from • his ems= of debt, without glen; up my sande. Bad he Aided his err= sad filed Me =Wm* be , might have Weed the court to appoint s day fetipe exassi =Boa His Basses--After the lapse el three yeses, is lisakrupt whiles eerdleate ham been Refused sesy apply. der • re. kia liMeddester said that ha this case the ontillesas had sot boss rofseed. but the 111Liansasticni had hwa ediersed dee die, sad tilmefere it did sot come seder the thres years' dams. He proposed to essmises the bankrupt is to his se. temieste. His Room thought the evident' would cow more pro. weft sitar a day was named far Si. hawing ; bat he eboalki only do this on the bankrupt paying all the sods. Mr. Lisidster egged that a day ought sat Mlle mesa after the =missiles bad been &disused eine die maw the eissummences semed. Mr. 0. Lewis &no oppassd the &sensation. Irie Hums was 0 1 selnis• iiist se• basibmpt wee I Milled to have a day =mod, es payment el onto ; mid as symietssest wee made. (Before Hr. Begistrar Basis.) • Li as INADDISL X. T. KAMM The issaltrutr odask es a iewr= n. elbeemills mid alas skeet, of Red This wee she drat linnet. The ishilibles mg Mend at from 16,0011. is 18,0801. •, peehehie cods. ♦4.0101. eft 5,0031. Mr. Thome Brows, beaker, dieleilideses see chews tide wipes. Isom=Arm Socurr or lacrum Vicrreb tam— &manor or Ciormoa. —Yesiseder s puma areetlagad i i r ei serr, fereiese, and emeesitem a tik. 1.. m ..... 1 wee bad ot tie Sebeet-beeee, Yew s i e seee4eDe. far peepers a eleelioi s= i f is. er the eerabrg yetat, Nam. 14 IL Williess. G. awl J. Dem He three treeless olio bore used too yam br thee leopeodbie 4WD, pass the alai rorsiarim Mr. Bops bey* ad!treesed the commit** and leeliefte pot ilk sem .bsroe, Weems. Mikan* let romaideed essabbiletee. The reeelthf Ile br be 'shoes et Yr. worm. witssethumes 1 goverairiir Ilis graft Webs imam 4 , lir Lrrilrr T 1 - ' HE D i: 0 , ain c i N i t NIG : Pi sad • r fa More ... , hike ' . . . the ditty ea a view to l. lts may rateelies awl ultimate ' :" — (Sir Fitzroy rellyl)—Jeteakeset Foggiest, to leave eat tree the word "limit" Is Hr earl of Wu quell's. is *Aar that . . ... ENING, MAR • gb e , A GEINCL ; : DAY.) /‘/, WINDSOR 0 walked in the Om • U OF TB 21 M the Prisms Helens. COUNCIL. Wooded 1 )7 Kr. Bair. took • "1 5 (Were Lard andadald and the Lords dotla TIM IMMILLTEL—DOOMIAMT -A IWA•• ...A PA... Assn This easo,. mkt& emit before Mir OM THE MALT TAX DIVISION. (Freon the Horsing Peg.) Unfortunately, however, for those who ors inter ested is the repeal al the emit tax, the gaieties mat be eseeidered from the Witlessly Unshed past of view from which they would have us regard It. Porter lad beer are set the only liquors whirls are made from malt, sad the rollsf demseded by the conearaers of beer could sot with *the be withheld how the drinkers of whisky. If themah tax is to be repealed is Engles& it should equally be swept away hem the list of imposia is 800tland ad Ireland. But the meet swims °blades to the resolution of Sir Fit roy Kelly was. se poised out by Mr. Miner Gibson, the impolicy of the government Oakum itself to afford so relief whatever to say ohms of the community ustil the malt to bad bees repaid. To give seek a *dee weal& be, is fact, to admit that those who bare, op to the per seat, paid that tax had been 'alai:ly dealt with is sot hay* bad a portion of their burden remitted before now. Whatever may be the cashes of the agriculturists, it is apparent that they hen not bees of that modes 'attire which would have justified their friends in asking for their recognition in pretense, to those of the corinmere of tea, or any of those other commodi ties the Wailes of which ha Imes remitted dudes the poet few years. The debate vas throughout ows-oldid, sod, with the empties of Mr. Gibson, no ems ea the Tressury besets thought it nessmery to reply to the man. meets edvseced as the opposite side of the boom. Mr. Gledslisee, with peat diereetica, mhos& to be &wiped late the debate, mid thus &waisted say who may lave expected that he would mike a premature assoneeemest of his Amadei clewlges. The begs majority by whisk Sir Mercy Kelly% modem was rejected will, at all snots, we hone, hove the effect of putting as end is the welt tax repeal &ghettos for this year M last, if sot for a Ismer perk& (From the Alarmism Herald.) We do not insist so mac► en the toiled°, dome to the •(ricaltanl hawed, • oleos whisk, tired' to modern effort" at so-called reform, is so ln•dequetely repremeted is the legislature in properdon to its ambers and just n eutron la the comatry that wbeeevar a goodies came for weed in which its well-being in involved. It is outvoted and cried down by the tnansioal npreseetativem of the tower. A large number of femme have ceased to vow barley on sceoaat d this Impel tax. sad have thereby sot only ceased the pries of malt, but deprived their lead el she besedt of the doe rotation of mope. We will not follow Mr. Neste into the loxes by which he somewhat lamely endeavoured to prov e th►t the incidence of public burdens is in (avow of the landed interest. Whatever revision may be made of am system of taxation this much is clear--that the fusers, no lees than the manufacturer', are entitled to the lama of, free trade. Whet weighs moot with as is the bartiea is laid en the lower eine of the people. Beer is • part of the luxuries of the higher class ; it is not one of their neces sities. To the lower elms it is not simply a part, it is an emaothi of their daily rite. It Is food as well as drink, being the only alcoholic beverage which hi remarkable for its nutritious even more than for its stimulating qualities. Everyone knows that the quantity of beer consumed by the labouring me in lionised is something enormous, being cane reamed by gallons rather than by quarts, end that, adulterate( and made up as it is, it enables him to do big work in snob a way that he puta his foreign competitor fairly out of the field. The classes who drink beer en mulcted of twenty millirem a year by the ge. vernmeet. A labourer is full work pays, on • niederate computation, about • shilling • west fa order that the revenue may derive five or six millions annually from the malt tax. This is a payment which throws into the shade the contributions to the home tax of which the upper chases so complain. We do not pay in one single tax one-tenth part of oar whole income to the date, or one-twentieth, as the case may be. The malt tax lea grievous infliction ce the lower dance of the people. Those who promise diem votes, but refuse to diminish their burdens, are in the position of the father who, when his sea asked for bread, gave him a stone. Though the divides of last eight postponed the godistke for the moment. we may predict that it will go bard with the presset or any future Chancellor of the Boolisquer who, in a proposal to remit hastier, shall gams by the malt tax. THE PHOTOS= VISIT OT THE PRINCE Or WALES TO isrlaND. —The assosommeat that his Royal Ifighemes the Prices of Wales will ogles the lasersatiosel ZOOM= with all the pomp and ciresmateace of a royal isaugaratiete bee gives • sew implies to the nationals& sod excited the Bveliseterpeetatiese sameget our atlases. We believe that it tread stall tha Priagese of Wee dame groats tics It eireemelseese rendered it expedieet that else eiteald seeceepeay kis Royal Rigimem, bat her medieal advisers do sot deem it rudest that is her meted &liege stile of health her Royal Bighorn abseil' ..coaster the Wiese of the voyage. Although the mammy will be deprived of the groom sad charm which it would receive from the promos of the Primula, so effort will be spored to reader it imposing sad spleadid The romplitm of the Priem ed Wee will, we cosedeetly satioipals, be worthy of a loyal people, ad of • melees and peptise Prime. He Weiremly gives prod. of the islenst whisk he feels Is tisk easstry, and Ism endeared Meta to Ma mie of all dames by the vicious sad klsdly whit which =this latertooree with them &winkle @sneers is Ire ie conies hack upon would missies of micodallost to give the maritime and lustre of royalty 10 1111111/k whisk it is hoped, will be owe of poetical mad penumbral advantage. The lishibitios which be to to ores will add to the ettreetiese d the Irish mpitaL It will make thecesatry hesomrod be foreign =Maw. It will famish to our people as isemitive to Washy sad estarprise, sad mark, vs a sow sad happy epoch is oar bietery. With sad) as o esl is view, sad upon such em asepicioes esomica, eves hie Royal Efighaese were see peregeolly I . o=l favomite es he Jody is, he would be we to be with ecolial lacartage. Ric prepense will, we Meek Awl tha dark easpiehaai aleaffeethe which mete apes some leealitlea. It will 1110OVIIII the spirit of Fallinabille NMI seam is rimmed eireagth sad sc• the fq of loyal ettechreast to the threat which lime is the ed were latelligeat gad iadeporeleat Irigussa.—Disblist iii Rtrprem. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Eoker* lM Arioluii,ledse, ) 4 - °owns we woomaaame. cu r i es Brews, 28, sod Abe Ihrwooft, 21, ow &mid tar eirsokiss rad estates the dweillspbe rm a( Nom mum attle bleat to Awl throne theft. wal k parldse. wife Seejsmela Peel* • au sii. , 4844%Georepeweweet. Igestra, Meow i . UM el !Army, AU* ehe wee be %le milk Os heard a bank st the twat4iter abel k... WWI sow alleles. mewed Mew, IND mg ties le the pme tear window, wiehle wee erg/ he the reess lad Woe owed. • ].ha ample said be ass the two prima, *d e louse whit the ?seder viols. Cray,. h wh ea l typegb No the fess , sal seerreeree Mateitek dr. &var. Thi =de primer them mini eetettOo n , egg merle Meshed Wimp dews. Wass. sod i m s un podia M lewd es Ids whets 101 Q one ap died be wee Oven hete eostedr. 24 Xsier $4644' =.64. 1 0 3 K it 00 ilia mak% _ lbe leee forersat sad wised bid at the meld he 41k1 wet hew whet he wee wee imu:ssidir hadthe sees ismile hha ßamied estee ewld amm e o bsee ibui l i... lll l4 atlas Deem Mid his be wok bee iatmeattado te r owed v Brews. red they were he& slew 4 4 The wawa add she hoped she weld est es bei m 3 prisooraest es Brows. %Wow Webster. impeelor el the N Ward the esavereellea erldele peewd beeess i l l a 94 ' awe they were% respeetiv• alb it the which west steady to chew thee the two prim a is owwweeted is the treasastioa. The jury &sad bath the prieseen le woe isdnelol lalit phoneme were knew The AssilieeWadips =a mpe. Dwilmr *Wring le he ank be would Mew peat THE POLICTIC 001.111 T& (THIS DAY.) caLsor or 9? 1112 L Gamin's Mate, ropableisebieg— was angel Were Mr. Ba s rbee et el her illegibienbeabßil at Olorksewell Mr. Mien% easier. et Peetheiripatessor reed, atteeiod he lie area... bergoand era earbees thg ea the d nos* she prison, win resided it ha asideb a Mz aka' M, and west to bed. Sapideas behg Luke, of was sest or, nil la pe w y lalspirdious ehill eh al =that dia had gins y ehilloted the child weenie& with ha. He ineelika child sad foiled it was pin dead. He ns i ogicy list the child had beierponnanly ben. Mr. Bluth oraceseniesii lb. Timm, edam bins Mae the fist this la the paramer's NOM 41110 clothes prepared fa the aldld, sad that Inn 11' se asked she stases adseitted that she bad gins WI y abed. hid =Judge, N diebirs, mid as imply lay s the avow es to the caw el dath, M a y. M u i r mot rpm to &verdict thee bid bon Snap • it=6 submitted that the ahem amid oboe dierearged, for It hod bap held is the an d "la e. Beethore, ear. Bayley J., 1 Pare.. O. H.. Off.' • warns bid Maked her papaw is one semi hod made provocation' for ha eencse,. 1 di y would act haes bees eetoadtied. la saceher m Lin Me W it ilellta' ainisied haying hod • Md. se, e di i lir boil owl Mr emergese Is allied her sad enema eio Mat ems alothaiatesiel it bad ban views s whams, Mr. JUl•i••Teak• 101 i , Pees fan newt to empties oteesabseat d b the Jury to iW Mr. Berfac u reshaped Me primmer. MAELBOSOUGILITIMIT. 420CWDLSOI =Alai •0•1211, • riallo4 Mr. Warow 1"14,, el the in siLasi cud inn 62, Cheadesvneat. fersad, Talisman gold asilmes 17. Mr. Mr e t= lirethea r eas e l d n i t le thegeopPy sedneeep Bere a sien h6l Mr. L.•% ne., Bee appemed twinned pearrater at 19, Dinanblea al en • !Irk* jeweller. Iwas k ibe engin di Opel 1111.9elesdp areaas • Toads, beadott if, Mahal* The phew Ms_ plisse and no 251 la un Leg - Balesior I witediabeised. Idemedel pagewill did tt i• All Ipi Ps anifiate Alp Thibi- even WM arse vie the Mi. I bedevils" in pie sena la soda ia • bin is ny nom Oro en ay two UP I mined it wee to iaMaar Sw that two geellense had beta is is Emig ny eiessrm IMP Pak kepi adeise ea biteepreter, sad last aigla I pee Ps primer kip ler 4be By Mr. lawis-1 lays basa a year sad WO sib Ledo& The pies* el gold was bought far ma Ifs* but I Just bow whoa. It was bought la bills IYut I thee netted it into Gee piece Is a pot is ra m 1 l~ibti y era hived did met bey it &IL 1 boogie IMO sad of • sea fame Bright's. The W. no le en. My Tops wan e Me. • week. bed eel pl or gold whoa I cuss to Highs& len K. nerrowed U. 6d. ei • workman • few den. M aTagloot me DON tech, hat t l u rotarosirs, la liar book• dai that 1 bed kept book " 7 the isrla Ii sot Mow that a part 4 ass of my employd" his ei JINN& itr ig t eb red a cost ea /baby prat MO. • Me bedWy el the hen* 111, Deny 4111.114. 2_214- sad his pram cep ai og they hod bet eaerethireg sad west to the preaussirt en Oeared 99 mints. Owen Calsegf„ a Gomm WOTkIOI2. paessater, but the ply widens he env swittlit prose**. wee eery per, awl always wwleitablet , ' -uh rirt Minmeneis, of nthir ask, nil-1 bought 12a of geld win saw as Saturday Lat. I don't know whim Ike= It was Steady geld I bought for the By Mr. Lewis-The prosecutor to bier WAN time to buy K. Kr. lfn za lr fi lial- r oast' oward • wis eh; - rederA wish l . b4" to partair bawd oall a m d wi ° t l g ta e h ers ammtio_ d tt i ninis i d: parbsoaddp with Mr. Lad is workers is = 1 " . sad weit7 tilem ehout • boon person& The du, hiski la our t., Inn ire 1 praises the booke. l" Se preantletel! ll =of nosielag van of his wags" 12 Thome , sanothess 65., sometimes 100. I geoid ry thi woo a par sem We pee hie soiree to hawk NZ day it* ad the valise would expire W eems teals bongoes to es te take boss, m a r %li d bah. then Usk, we weld iste i t y roa t i es 2. 4. Thee v5O pill be ear gold hula awl heed pet ad *lathe on the drearier lk sons Wept to go bessam the prangs weanig Anantien. The pre theater wipe ware Ma bus. Nonealier up to the eel et heney, tat t' Mr. Lewis-Yea do mut believe, g Oat he bad need W., sad 301. the llr ygematar . Asmara - bad ld a s o o d ol i . Lair sici r d ade dor ma ths Ise dia l wowed for 101. • Mr. Lewis-. 1 sia sell the triteness yet Kr. Tyrwhltt-There is seeing whatever b sad Pore is wadies to show the prealalier moray or the gold be. The Owen as Same applause failrewl the msgistratei -- ACIPIDENT Ar nrs LUDOATZ.HILL USW STATION.—(27III DAY.) Thin m aa aacieleat matured at al $l. I =to the Mathis of the Yeltill el the Cha th am, aid Doer 801 l of; has had tie idled of steppiag up the railwszYkri Ote their fee Media mamas item the litiKta that as the 9.30 train bed I+i '";1" r ass laidge tie mashes_ wheels treot el w g 6 biome deeply esabedded Is tbs ballast. Pertry, speed was very sleek at the time, sad tberefese ~_,."1"" was brought to a eisedstill at was. Bet Wabash In, risme was assertheiest vary a'.", sad total Mao% Wend that it bee he (mad esemeare to 73 1 7:0 yard to Po widow moral maim We sem int ~..., , d the losoMos waked say Wary. The Neva o_°_, i Mimi Wag MAIM hem the tempsmey feet WWI; et pasioas have :EMI threolhoot we Woe Vat ("endless fee the miss sat of do u r oo d W es& It it tbat tie Irk win ko ii Were sight. The bridp Is net reedsref the proems Mae tram He My ar Idarkbiorlf. .. _ -----=----- fternaa ficalts-.4boat 5 o'clott om i ll ; orookoslosto•i driver la dory at two Wag ea dr Leirdwarmtesst Baas sad doss 1 1 1 . lab Ow Ms ter Sas pupas et Inaba 6 1 1 1 _,A s had mod masa tidy bad esasswast 0 10 ._Zio sad w ins dad o adooly savaged, sod OM z•na *roam dews Is dm' wider. is. d i twet,l i r il l =of Rid, pa ea lb. sabots ,„, mass sad oars jail &bows tas M i . neat its disamOses se Swiss tba lalli i lib ads% sad. tad ddsdkr, died fla 00 s soy withal laid& Poe wootlo AM sadliag Amble mos dammed by b _ *ad 115.10 tki ara vas helasady AMAMI W. _..e OP ea Save WSOSIU dd Iwo do bans as as Mar tidy bid so. rldial a wads at Wow oi i 4 .0 to tio rams sal twat a 1 two Isas was In k •IS auk sad Übe Mad. 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