The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PANUinNT. KOMI 07 LORDS.—Pax T, MAR= 17. Ur lA= etaniftwa took No ses• is the veer* eh be AWL PRIVATE BILL COSTS BILL. Lisa 11000/ITON pws oaths ibeh tw shiuld move Um soissfi min d the Private Bill Oasis Bilk ca Timm* ant INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONII BILL. Mb Omsk iti i ti g th; -- Za7iiii;: -- adisost alga ia a graba rid live easeb. BOOM Or 00101101114.—kmakv, ILtzczl7. The gnu= teak the eish at • Om =ludas to 4 o'oloek. The Chisheuer and Illiateot Railway Bill yea toed • tidal time mot palm& 111101 REMIT mooed that the Boot and Want Jescotios 'balmy BM los vossounitled to the &Mir ocausettoo ; but *ow th• mum UNIVERSITY MST& Mt.OOBOHENI Mies OM refuels, next he wallet Pam fee have le bring in • WE fee the absbNea d owlete Ude as talus Asseete fa Se Usevenity d Oared. THE PRQPERTY OF BRITISH BUI3JRCHE IN THE 'SOUTHERN STATES OF AMERICA. Hr. GREGORY we melees that as New* next he should aak the Usage Seenitary is Persil's Aisles whether say sad eisat ships were ban takes So protect the property et BMW' sehjewe hi the Soothers States of America,.. met hew arm al the bosh Ede Estero at the tramear tioe. TRANSPORTATION FOR BEGGING IN IRELAND. Biz R. PRIM, doe answering • gsatire pot by OoFool 1 Gioia* mid—l do ost 'mew while lam ad. Ameba the beget I may be permitted to answer the ' =mof the boa. sad learned mambo far aggety, Oda be pot to me the other eight, fa /111111111011 to the ors of ea Irish gentledea, who had bees sentimead to • entre poniehmeot for eaddering: The ' fac k. t a l the NW an them :—TM“ Mae sot of perliamant la toads; spleeny as this mgt. It is an act of the 6th et Aso, chap. 11, which peovidge in this way —" For the more effected sebernien el twig and sapparees -and al prevealies peruses from baceaciag Weiss isegket)—or rewerting to theta.* (Basra of Mr.) This it an ad pawed in the reign If !lies! Anne, who geed have hues• dry Fawn. It gem go to my—" All loge and Ms ograuth end gosh ethos at potted to he bib o i t: theier--(langhted—and will net week ar betthe t to any boost Made er livelihood, but maim about demo& lag datable, and corkierlug from boa to boss mom their fosterers and others, shall, as being presented by the grsed jury, bi net for trisL' Well, it so happeeed that so Kikineey thane wee • tory or oppose who hod toe mew Wigs of hit sem lad wee always levying Meek mail as ethers who were aggebetibly provided for. 'This me wet loyieg Nigh moil throughout the county sod it wee found seasmary to possoute him. The ry premated hint, end the mss the tried Were Bares Hughes, aid the jury hoed this kg es. sapper" guilty of ping from berme to beam so a vagraet, or eatheiring, and he was stateimed to traespeistion or peal esnitede far • gnat umber of yaws, mikes he 'add And meths for kis good behavior. The Jodie bed so dimmers. It le se act of parlioned, sad I am Warned by very re sponsible woos ieread that it is • good eat —Slaughter) cad that the oreviatiog al t a pe pre abuts setisfaetion to a oft menhir of other peaces who were sot bodge. (Loud laughter.) In coos =el the remade mode by my boa end hood I have met hr a espy al WI ieformatie• sad the indiedniet, ad I am not mere that any other step ma be litho. The sot of potholed is get repsobill, sad of omen the judge the no aleseigeo but to follow the set el parliameet, did commit this sae for • sum of seven you% oleo ha found two wrote% I thick, to the amount of 101. (Laughter.) Yr. HENNM: Y maid the boons bad been day much eithesd, so death by the stategigot of the h t boo. d but be thought wee his duty to vs in = boon that ea there we amok an act delis.. loot as he bad dmenlied it might to be repealed. Here IMO aMO of • man being eistened to MIMS years' peel servitude for beorisr hem boost to boom igPEEL—Rides be AVM NOS leggier, but he bided bleak mail an the Wiskee ; he fagged them to @apply him with vietnals. Mr. HENNEOGY mid that anus evidently out of the cape. He was sentenced to peed aervitude far of behind were alive to the fact Bi b = saw east laws for the peer in Emitted and Inland. end they would learn that when the eat wet Nokia of in W house it was treated as a joke In the Osseo of • cissimetios from the governmegt that they would king is • bill to repeal this act, he wield bimetal give odes to being a such • bill. Kr. SCULLY said lie thought the right hog. geatlemee Lot "era the question of the he. and palest member far the go by, end bed toiled him with the greatest want of rasped. He under t ook to my that Chid Idiot Bogdan did tot make the defamed that woe at- Wetted to hen without geed comae. If se Irish redeems were liable to be seetenced to pled servitude for refusing to wade, he thought the sense mown of jostios ought to be dealt oat to the campante at the Treanory book who cer tainly did so wart. Mr. B. 00CHRANE Kee to order, sad mired the Speaker whether tic bon. mother who moved the scijouransed was in order. The SPEAKER said the hoed had reserved to its mem bers • disonthogary power of moving the adjournment Yr. D. GRIFFITH said be willed to explaie that who Ins gave seise of the question he put yesterday be wee sot swan that the bag. and galled member for Langford bed • given a moiler sestico. Kr. HADFIELD observed that it was quite time that there 'hoed be • oommiskin to revise obsolete acts of per lianseist of this scandalous charseter. ILNLARGEMENT OF THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE. Yr. CEA W FORD Wiwi the Secretary to the Tracery it it were Weeded Wormed with timbal for theaslargement of the accommodate= of the General rast-allee et St. Martheiele-Grind. . . Yr. i:PEL rid he believed the sdditional socommoda ties wee urgently required. and it wait thereto* intended Oat a bill slrald be treught in to provide that additional HYDE PARE, Mr. BLACK BUltN7air;itisi;FiniOonnolasiameref Works whether the part of Hyde•park behind Apeley Home. abut off from the rest of the park, sad need as • garden, was lewd, or aught at oboe be °posed for the nee of the public. Mr. 00WYEM mid the Melanin is ganglion as oat • pert of the park, sad had not been mode the subject of say lease or agreement. TM persona manes an the asighbouriteod were snowed to nee the pram on payment of ma mama earn el Masa primes, whisk mat towards the mainteasaat of the pram, but ao engagement wa mitered intswilk tam beyond the year for whisk their saborription vas mid. THB WAR.OFIFICE. Sir S. NORTHClifiah.;dihiuWia7Sacrrahwy of Maio for War whether ha would lay epos she table thd report of the committee which bad bra lagturiag auto Um °qualm too of the War-oliow . . 11:31Argnisof HARTINUMN said the report was not Tel eciaspleted. He hapset it wield be sett week, aad whoa It was it would be laid ae t 0... table. _OI7DB. Lord STANLEY asiredwirtier tie light •eo. kneet week ky at the table, with men niatieg to Off, aay opinion that might have been knoniad es the sub** by members or the Dinkal of India? . .. . Bir WOOD b. wildstal• wb. w°°l4 do when he nide bin financial Malignant. b°4 THE UNION CHARGEABILITY BILL In answer to 3ir N. i RIDLZY, Mr. VILLIERS stated than f say considerable progreos were made with the army estimates that night, he would ammo the second raiding el this bill os Monday next. POLAND._ Mr. HENNESSY moved to resolve, "That whereas the Russian government shows its determination to set at sought the engagements it contracted in 1815 respecting Poland, and whereas the respect of those antagonisms; wee the condition on which the powers of Europe consented to !utopias as lawful the peessesiou of the Romisus Tear of the greatest pert of ancient Poland, this house cannot any looser abstain from proclaiming that the violation of those esitagements implies the forfeiture by the Tear of all right to such dominion, and also of all right to any further pay meet by this country of the annual sum souceded to Ramie under the ease of Russo-Dutch Loas.that payment lasing been is 1815 undertakes to be paid durieg the space of 100 years, in coasideration of Bosnia faithfully so-operatiss in the imintesanoe of the stipulator of the t same treaty of 1815.* The motors was sesseded by Sir H. VERNEY, who ob. served that until the independence of Poland was room plished them was so seventy for the pesos end traequillaty dl contest Europe. Mr. CAVE regretted the ietroduction of the motion, whilst sharing in the sympathy which was universally felt for the moose of Poland, sad believing from what he him self had witnessed that the rule of Ramie is that country was extremely severe. The state of things which pre. veiled, however, was after all so more than that which be feared followed most skill were He did sot believe that any further interference by the House of Osmoses' would he productive of any mon advantage thee the previous efforts aiready made. Lord PALMERSTON, in opposites the modes, compli. mented Mr. Heenessy upon the zeal lied energy which be had exhibited in the cause of Poland, although he could set give him credit for diuretics on the mama occasion. There were only two ways by which England could serve Poland, viz., either by going to war far her, or by ming dipleastio action is her be It wee admitted, eves by Mr. Heariony himself, that war was sot desirable; and as for diplomacy, it had been triad sod had failed. The house vas now, however, eased far s deolsratioe of fo i lpi sad to withheld Fermat stipulated by treaty to be • to Ravi. That mutate wee sot, however, by the treaty of View, bat by a former treaty, sad bad so referessee whatever to Poised. To withhold, therefore, the peymest read be to commit a breeze of faith, end to do so sailipsified eat, which be was ponsalled the parliament of Isilsed would sot sanction. Mr. DENMAN did pet aims deprimaties disoussioe es this es** as there meld be se dish* that Bemis in box fmadmoo* of Polled had mnadahorariky 'withal' the treaty of inseMe. Us weld ket, however, remenmend Mr. Heammey to divide the Mese se the moot oomeloo. lb. BUTLIII,JOHNSTONB ezpresed his sympathy with Poised, bat was set prepared to support the risotto°, be- I OW•111 he °welder& thaibilleemedy enggested would be as fruitless ea it was a& Mr. A GRIFFITH also append the dodos, which was eventually withdraws. THE FOREIGN-cFnon AND THE BOARD OF TRADE. Mr. W. FORSTER asked what dew if any, rovers meat had takes, or intended to law to cony oat the re seatoseddiese et the committee swam& last semicia to 'NOM fete the smarmed Whom the Foreign-OMo lad the Board of Trade is referees. to the trade with forego easier. He erg& that there aught to to au scraweittdoll bowies the two departnotits, so that oar ministers at home and their repressotatives abroad should be able to eau.wiry oppariesrty of iodises'( interoatiosal trade, by pomemieg tlemmlroe of fall knowledge of the principles of patted oecoomy, and &Wag thinned's' in communi- CdOo with wordtants and seasideaktren engaged in the trade of foreigs oosobries. The question elicited • diecoanioa of some length, in the course of which Me. Efordell expeowed his approval of the mambo is whisk the Foreign-Oboe, without the iotfereace of the Board of Trade, had discharged its funotioas io con giallo° with commercial affairs ; Mr. Lowe coodemned the revival of a disposition to wade& commercial treaties, and called on the President of the Board of Trade to state what advantage he conceived the public derived trod the govern meat meddling In say way is waders of commerce ; and Mr. White, who would be sailed& with nothing short of the abolition of the Board of Trade. LAYARD,Iis repreenatiag the Foreign -office, said that the eppointaist of the emernittee of lest yew was toned& se • raimppreheesion, and that the widow* taken by them oompletely destroyed the ewe of the chambers of commerce and other parties who promweed the isquiry, and complete' refuted the unpute directed mains' the F It had bees the predicis of that department to bring up its attachfe is • kuowledge of the principles of commerce ; the woreteries of legate* sad of embamies abroad were directed to furnish reports annually of the tee& of the countries with which they woe respectively consented, awl • move valuable colleatimi of decumbent' than these could wit he toed Yet strange to tell. the ohambees of commerce were utterly iworant of their very exismon. With regard to the reetioesoadations of the committee, the Foreign-Mike had constituted a new depart ment, under the datomiestios of the commercial divides, °mooting of a chief deck sad other *Moen, whose duty it would be to carry ea all oorionpoodepos in commercial matters with British ministers end agate &road, the Board of Trod% sonamenial aseaciatiew and private perm= both at home sad abroad. This department would be &der the immediate and exclusive supervision of the parliameethry trader Semetary far Foreign Affairs. Sir Et NORTHCOTE mod he thought the gaieties before the house should be viewed I. two sepects—ant, is an admieistrative pout of view, and as it affected our oommar dal policy in senor& sad on this point be could adores eveytllsg that had fellea from the right ben. member ter Wee (Mr. Lowe). The question was whether am misethaels and cootresetiel public Weft to look to the goverwat for mapped or to theenolves, and &Wier thin ceentry was to carry as the principles of eon menial policy which had bow established in this country I vow ter maw years t He most my that he bed ewer Mond • batter Mislead= on the importance of leaving the aisraloste to do this work themselves than the' which was ferdthed by the speech of the Ceder Secretory. He theaght there would bee great teedeney,if the Feesige-oMee were divided into two &midmost', to leases, the work. After the discord& which had takes place be felt sure that the views of the boo. member were pads( wooed, sad that they weed some day see the Board of To& redwood to the peddle it ought to weepy. Wiese In was oonseated with it, the hood ww escaped sweat deal in cowaltahow as the nevigatioe and meteor laws, and in the mesagemest of reciprocity treaties. Bat all that had passed away. The departmeat had booms • swat executive ow, and he thought thatit needed • complete reprpaimatios to make it as useful as it might be. (Haar, beer.) Mr. GOSCHEN said hi own opinion was that it was desk able to have ow departmeet that should do all the work ; but be preferred leavieg the wisdom to those who bed adiselly bees is aloe. He thought the boa. member for Bradford bad domigoodpervios ; and that it the Foreige-Olice would cost mss to &ow the interest which it had lately rowdiest& in the prosperity of British watmeree, the nterchante of this country would woe that • pro per attention wee paid to their intends. (Hear, hear.) Fir IL FARQUHAR thought the hoe.`erember for Brad ford deserved the thanks of the house sad the oommuaity for imaging forward the subject. Mr. BAINES oostended the climbers of commerce were the tree friends of free trade. They had had interview after interview with hi right boo. friend the President of the Board of Trade, sad through their mesas the meet impotent practical Moats had been costarred upon the interns/ and extend commerce of the country. He therefore thought it was mast unjust to attack sad cast imputations arm those chambers. la cou ched= he mast say that his boa. !deed the somber for Bradford, is what he had does, bad meted as the organ of the associated chamber' of commerce, who were extremely grateful to him for the pains he bad taken is the metier. Mr. GIBSON remarked that the changes effected by the goverment were very much those which had been recom mended by the committee. The Foreign-013os did not con sult the Board of Trade upon mere abstract principles, but in reference to nob matter, of detail se that department was peculiarly acquainted with. There was se lit • differ 's°, in the relating between the Foreign-MSc* and the Board of Tiede as in those between the Homo-aloe, the Admiralty, and other breeches of the government. He contended that ell commuoications with embameadon and wank abroad should be conducted by the Foreign-office, and there could he no nameable objection to the Fordo Minister coaxal * the Board of Trade or say other de partment from which he could derive the knowledge he required. Mr. FITZGERALD believed that so far as the just complaints of the mercantile body wen concerne d, the measures takes by the Foreign-mates wen • mere sham. The complaint was that • greet deal of delay and Woo- Tentacles arose from the commuoications between the Foreign-Milos and the Board of Trade, and lathing bad been dose to remedy it, but the evil still motioned. The roll practical moieties of the matter was to strsagthen the Board of Trade, aid establish • communicatioe bet ease it and the commercial world. That department should ocen muskets dl eddy with our wents abroad on questions of trade, sad when owe • eagolotiou was initiated he would leave them to carry out the details. And he saw no reason why any] corgi of jurisdiction should arise. Mr. CREETHAM agreed with the bee. patlemen the member for Horsham, that the Board of Trade ought to be entrusted with the waded of all matters referring to our commercial radios. with foreign countries, and that snob ditty ought ad to be laid upon the alreedfoverburdwed Foreign-of/We. He saw so objection to direct communica tions wobble before the President of the Board of Trade and our consuls abroad. On the ooatrery, he thought that each a course would show them that their chief was not a political minister, and would have the elect of directing their attensioe to the interests of our trade and commerce rather than to polities. (Hear.) Mr. BAZLEY thought that the Board of Trade should be rendered capable of older cognisance of the comatereial intercom of the whole empire, and made the organ of the industry of the country. It would thee be not what it is, but whet it pretends to be. The subject then dropped. METROPOLITAN POLICE RATE. Mr. COEms; se Ball the Nteatioa;ititebU;s;to the large increase in the amount now paid by the metropolis for police rate, and to ask the Secretary of Star for the Home Department to what purpose such Mimed payment wee applied. The total increase in the earn paid by the inbabiteate of the metropolis for police rate alone amounted to 24,7251., iut compared with the sum paid in 1863. Mr. AYRTON hoped the Home Seciretuy would turn his Marrs to the subject, and give as a/OMM to the corporation or Loader' that the thoreuebfere should be kept clear when they went abroad like s troll ing players, and then no doubt they would consent to some moditioatiou of their system of management. Mr. Alderman ROSE believed that there wee sortie' better than a little oompetitiou, and if the jurisclictioa of the corporation were taken away it would be a great cala mity. The two forces acted together in perfect barmosy and risen and property in th e City which was very valu able was l eft for many boars under the care of the polies. He believed the country would nut submit to have a Meister of price who would have the control of eight or teeteand me, end be responsible to no sea but to the government of the day. It would be both unwise and rapers to alter the present system of management in the City of Leaden. Mr. WHALLEY said he merely wished to call the area- Eon of the house to the present administration of the metro erten polio., sad to Mr that before the force was ex tended to the City it ought to be better managed, for rimy of the magistrates had said that they were usable to protect the public against the police. He hoped some satisfactory explanatioa would be gives by the right hoe. pothers the Home Secretary, that the abuses which bad crept into the management of the metropolitan police should be cm. reetecL I Sir G. GREY said be would sot eater then into the quas i Sloe of the amalgamation of the City polio* with the Stero -1 politan police, but he must complain of being called upon by the hon. member for Peterborough (Mr. Whalley) to defend the polies magistrates. Mr. WHALLEY bad only reputed what the magistrates said. Sir G. GREY raid only judge from the report, but be should say that for or me in which the magistrates trod fault with the polies there were ten in which they spoke of the admirable manlier in which they performed their duty. i The police rate was Bd. is the pound, 6d. being paid by the parishes, sod 2d. is the way that it was paid throughout the °curry. The rarer, in the rate arose from two causes—the peat increase ia the number of homes and the sew amesemeat whir came into operation in April, • 1864. There itad also bra as Moms reosetly in the pay of three climes of the police force, amounting More l these to 19,7001.. which, be hoped, would be a mines or be drier geed men to enter the service. The sum of 8,5001. per arum was impeded as the irreard police foror, sad a further amount was applied is the Improvisor of the pears stations, great completer having been made el their reaMeisecy. AS mprded Gir -1 lying dishier, he would observe that they odd est be brought nods th• jarbdiotiort of tb• Natropaitaa gaga aatkoritia at Nn rrUl of tin amarafartooer, bat nab • step required Vicariates of parliameat. SUPPLY. The house then want into caltrattee of supply pro forma. UNION OFFICERS (11L3LhrD) SUPERANNUATION The above bill ma read • snood flaw BANK NOTES lOUS BILL The bates w;siliTtorieisalltes os this bill. The OH S.NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he pro posed to introduce four altarstlese into Ws till ; acs with regard to ths reduatios of the parcontags from 45 to 25 ; amebae relatiog to the rednetios of it. number of yeses from 25 years to 10 ; a third with respect to Cm bankruptcy of hanks order thin act ; and a fourth providing that the priviloges permitted to banks bumf the limits of 45 lam ahoold Dot give thew any point of Was within the 43 r00t... The bill posted through comnittes. CONBOLIDAT/D FUND (176,6501.) BILL. TWA bill Famed thloogb onizolliso. - THE 'EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1865. COLONIAL NAVAL DEPENDS BILL. This lair wee reed -- METROPOLITAN RAIN DRAINAGE EXTENSION BILL. This hill we mad a third time, sad awed. GAMS (IRELAND) BILL. The sernstilles cm this bill was pastposed till the 3rd of May. BAST INDIA (GOVERNOR-GEN/BAIA POW F. 133, Sir 0. WOOD ehtsioed lam to is • bill to enlarge the goons in certain matters et the Gavessavitterimel of Doti Conseil at meatier for making laws mei tonal twee, and to amesd the law respecting th• territorial limits of the several preddenalis sod lioutimant•goversor ships in Wis. EAST INDIA HIGH COURTS. Sir 0. WOOD obtained leave to bring in a bill to exiled the term far pantie/ bash letters Wait far the High Courts in India, sod to make farther graviton rasped* the Warhead jurisdiction at the said mole. The bilk were brought is sad reed • diet time. MUTINY BILL On the rotation at Mr. Baum thb bill w broglit tasted reed a drat Maw - CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Sir F. KELLY in committee of the whole beam moved that the elisirman be directed to more the home tb•t lean be glum to bring in a bill to regulate the qualifleations of chemists and droggines. Sir G. GREY said he had received • depstaNes from • large body M chemists and druggists, who wibed S. lay another bill on the teble rotating to the same rabjesL Sir F. KELLY raid the second reading weekd sot be takes till that bill well laid as the table. The motion wee thee agreed to, and the bill was brought I. and mad • Int time. The house adjourned at ere Wastes to 1. LAW INTELLIGENCA 1“11:1ITY COUBTS.-11Asair 17. (Before the Leeds iodises.) MO worms 011119111111 AL FIBILANCI This wee au appeal from sa order of the Vice•Chaasllar Wood. who had atm* the ruse of Mr. Ship off the list of contributories. Mr. G. M. Gaud was proesediag to opea the cam when Mr. Mme, for the direstors, sited for leave to appear. as therendt aught be that they might have to bear the whole loss. After some discassios, their lardeldps pave Hr. Mae kason's clients leave to give =ties of motion tot that day week to dieehorge the or der . The Lord Judie, Knight Bros expressed same doubt whether they weed have time to bast the motion Ware the sort row, and &skirl bow long the owe occupied before the Vies-Chascollor ? Mr. Gifford—Notion& about an boar and o bait. Lord Jostles Knight Bros—But we shall have the addition of Mr. Ifsekescem argument. He is goiog to ex plain the wowing of the words Mavens' and Credit Whiner. Mr. Maokesea—My argoateat will mot prolong the hear* very meal. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. lissog 17. (Behr the ledge Ordinary.) saner V. Baths; Warr, AND leffellol. The jar, is this ore found for the burr on the isms, except those relating to &ethos. against whom the evidence was not thought eiarently str. Sir J. Wads then proaoaoad n decree sill ; bat rid that inesideriag the profligacy al Ow respondent's be haviour, it arm not a ease foe are solar O'Brien. COURT OF BANIRIIPTCY.—DIAscx 17. (Before Mr. Comades4oser Holroyd.) 111_213 JONATHAN KATTBZWII. The ban trupt7de7c;il;il;sa job-master, ol Tart street, Paddington, is well Wawa as the " cabman " who gave 'videos* on the trial of Mallet This was the adjourned sitting for examination and discharge. Ito debts are stated at 7471. ; so asiete. Mr. Griffiths, for the bankrupt, asked for an adjournment el the sitting. The bankrupt claimed to be entitled to the 3001. reward offered ter the discovery of the murderer of Mr. Brims ; no part of that reward had beer paid ; and tt was proposed to take an adjouromeet with a view to an offer being made to the onditors He believed that the goverment was *tingly impressed with the foaling that the reward ought to be paid to the bankrupt Mr. Brasil', for the sasimises, elated net the government had already paid over to the solicitor for the amigeere 1001., their portion of the reward ; so that his trisid's statement was not quite correct. The North London Railway Com pany and Mere. Roberts and Co. bad also promised to pay over the rewards offered by them negatively to the magma ; so that those sums would bane available tor the creditors. 11 the creditor. wished to take the matter out of court, the angina bad no objection. Mr. Griffiths said that the bankrupt hod ben informed at the Treasury, two days ago, that the reward bad sot bees pad Is the assignees, and that there wee so intention at so paying it. His Honer said it the bankruptcy should go on. it was desirable that the bankrupt should put oo his accounts a statement as to the arcurastanots nadir which the money was clamed. The was an adjourned for that purpose. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-STAFFORD, MULCH 17. (Mars Mr. Justice Misting.) V. HOLLINGS._ Mr. Headleston, J. 0. GriMs were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Metalware. defended. Mr. HudcUseton meld that the action was see in which the plaintiff, May Aso Dean, sought to recover 1,3001. as damages in consequence of the &deadest bating broken a contract in which they bad agreed to marry each other. The plaintiff was 29 years of age, and was the daughter of a respectable former in a small way, living at Etatterley, in North Staffordshire. The defendant was the sae of an opulent iteighbonring farmer, whose property adjoined that upan which the plaintiff re- sided. The families were eolinected by marriage. The defendant became acquainted with the plaintiff fourteen years ago, and shortly afterwards be seduced her, sad a child as born. He had promised to marry her, bat had sot taken stops for so doing. Other children were born, until now the plaintiff had Ave, all by him. From his repeated promises to do so, it wee thought that he would marry the plaintiff as loon as his property was more fully under his management, At oat time be had obtained the ownership of the small property . of the plaintiff by giving her the mums, of an early alliance, but he again backed out of it. The plaintiff , then summoned him, in order that he might be forest to ooctribate to the support of the shildren, but she withdrew these measures upon his solemn preemies to marry her sad make her a honest and respectable woman. „Findiog that be did not do so, she, acting under the advice of bar family, took the premed steps in coder that a sofficieet amount might be *Maisel as damages is would suMos to support and educate the platetirs children, th doing which, up to the present tints, she bed exhausted all the small property into the possession of which she had come by the death of her father. The learned counsel was not in • privation to speak positively as to de circumstances and position of the defendant, but he understood that at the moot time he bad a large farm, and that oaths death of has mother be would come into from 8001. to 1,0001. • Witnesses were called to prove the statism& of the learned counsel. . . . . . oTsThe — Piit4;f the defendant, it was urged that he was not hi the possession of the property that had bean rose but simply managed it on behalf of his mother. Thg owned adverted in strong terms to the manner ii which the plaintiff had brought the seeks, sad contended that small damages would fully meet the naosasities of the ens. After his Lordship bad summed up, The jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff. Damages, 400/. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. MmicEzerrs, MAzcz 17. Coots Com.—(Befare Mr. Justine ethes) Weans lisatinds, 96, ern inclined kw the crilfal wonder of Taylor Tilleydesdlard al t. Glebe pablirhalise, Ifrookinter, by stables( his la the abdomen with a bade= the 9ed Joinery last Mr. Pep prosesestad, sad Mr. Bets wood dthatied the primmer. Robert Pans, surges*, said, as the 2ad Jamas, last he was celled is to attend Mr. Tilley, sad kind hist solaria from a welted la the 'Worm It yawners the tusk protruded ban it. life died the= the foliceress *IA The wised was ash as sigh* ken beau nosed by the limits prodsold. It was as 'gash sad • half loss sad deep, and %dilated seashisrable fans The dinettes of the gnat was fess below upwards. and ens such as sight ceneisly haws bate ameld by deseesed ills upon the halls It might ben his peadesed b as sader,,i hand throat. Tice deposithes at ttu derissesd takes before • magistrate es his dielbbed waft me/ UM statmesot was Oat tho yammer and mother mom were having weeds in hi. beim. ihe Globe Inn, _liireh-lue, sad the primmer pulled out a pocket be li e. He ITWay) Naked the enamor to put the belie la hh pubic and as be did sot de se, be Mini to take it frees b sod the prises thee stabbed Ma. He Osossimed) nothlag to do with the quarrel; it did sot sumo him mid bs did not intestate tiff be me the knife. After emillnoskey 'video* bad bees takem,the prhour's stabseemt at te time he Is exam lned beton magis trates me pst h oviderms, which be said, " I was quite useemeleue at the time." Kr. Hopwood eddreesed the jury for the defames. Ia summing up, the lammed JUge dwelt strongly twos the fact tbat there wen little, almost so evidence to reduce the ease to wee of manslaughter. The jury retired, sad were shiest more this two bears, sad le the mentime the court bums densely crowded Is every part, from as anticipation of a capital osuietioe. When the jury did return, the foreman gave is • verdict of Tbs leented Judge then pared sentence of death in ths usual form. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. A aim ple-lookisg lad, named Leonard Wooer, was brought before Sir F. G. Nowa, chard with the uulamrtul Noe of boohoo. Lee shawl, value IN. 155., in Grp: street, Nilton-street, the property of James Marshall and others, et No. 11, Vereetreet, Oxford-skeet. This was a carious ass. The lad took some new home from his muter tettieprasecutoes, and received from them some to repair ; one of thee. was the Wm shawl in quali ties'. The boy discovered it, but thinking it a piece of window eurtaie, took it to a Mrs. Nether Stewart, wardeehe keeper, of 4, Chapeletreet. Nihon-street& He offered it ter rale, and she having been flurried whilst walling did sot Doha he maiming, but u be asked only Is., and maid theme ware US yards, she guestioeed him closely as to how he had obtained it. He told her the whole truth, saying that all souk returns is such boxes were eomdgered as per gaieties. She then asked him to write his same sad address down, which he did correctly, marls& "Do yea think, Mrs. *evert, that I would risk either my or your character by dais, anything Mammal ?" Elbe then paid him the shilling and he kit. But on spin looking at the article, Mn. Stewart found it to be a shawl, read she at one took it to her husband, who was ill in bed. He at once amoartalned the value of the shawl by the mark ea it, and it was immediately taken and depo sited at the police station with the eoesmary information. Kr. Nan* assistant to Memos. and Co., maid the boys seatement was 'vide* tray and it must bane mimeo tress the earelamates is handling the boxes by the servants of the ins. Men. Marshall telt that, and dims fare did sot wish to preseente, more particularly SI that peculiar ohms of goods would be liable to deceive any mss, ace a judge, as to their vales. Se F. G. Neon—The bey seem to have been basest in his isteatioes, the fault .assns that be did not know where to draw the lies as to requites. The bey's nester wee caw, who gave him as exciallent character, and maid he would take the lad beak into his service if Messrs. Marshal/ had no objection. Mr. Norris said there would be no saoh objectios. Sir F. G. Moon then dimaissed the lad with an admen'. hos. WOOL WIOH. Thomas Stipky, Jahn Baru:, ;a1 Samuel Knight, wen charged before Mr. Mende with torturing to death a bane, value 25& , the ?rop erty of Marrs. Rutter, bricklayers, of Cheyford. Mr. Riakelts siiseded to le oe behalf of the Society for the Prevention of ty to Animal', end the prisoners wore defended by Mr. Hughes. Prom the evidence of the various witnesses it appeared that the three men were employed on the briakfields of the prammiton, whoa the hone io question missed to draw a out. With a view of inducting it to drew the primness ob tained a quantity of straw, sod placing it under the berm, est lire to it. It did not have the affect of the bone to mom, end it wee burnt so severely that the Lrne died from the injuries thus sunned. Mr. Hughes, tar the prisoners, attributed the art more to gyms loosest* than to any inhumanity ; bat Mr. Mende End the prisoners ai. each, or two months' herd labour, remarking it wee one of the most cruel cases that had ever been brought before him. NAVAL AND MILII'ARY. ADKUILALIT, MARCH 17.--APPOINTIMITL ••Alp• glitaist Clerks W. O. Bedford sod G. A. Murray, to the Edgar ; C. 0. Wilms, to the Formidable ; J. Emerson, to the Lino ; D. C. Stapheame, to the Teal alga: ; J. Hamil ton, to the Royal Geroge Naval Oast loornisatod) G. L. Nemo. Acting &Waver E. Keen, additional, to the Fredorkik William. Actin Sexed Clam Aisistsst Eogineor T. A. Weak to the Indus, supernumerary. PORTSMOUTH, Maraca 17. Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Frederick Grey, &CB., Rear-Admiral the Hon. J. R. Hemmed, C. 8., and Bear-Admiral Charles Frederkk, two of the Lords emu inheionses of the Admiralty, ueompanied by Captain Robert Hall, private secretary to the Duke of arrived at Pertioinouth this monde& and having embarked en hosed the Fire Queen siren-vend, proceeded to Spit bead and joined the Royal Sovereign, 5, iron screw turret ship, which was ander orders to steam into the Channel for the purpose of exurbia( ►er pas in the presence of their lordebipu Amoap► the other *Moire present were Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, G.C.R. Rear-Admiral S. 0. Dames, Bear-Admiral George Elliot, Captain Francis Scott, C. 8., Captain H. Caldwell, C. 8., Captain G. W. Preedy, C. 8., Au The Royal Sovereign was aooompenied by the Black Prince, 40, iron screw ship, Captain Lord F. Kerr ; the Achilles, 20, iron screw ship, Capella' E. Faultiest ; the Defence, 16, boa screw ship, Captain A. Phillimors, sad the Liverpool, 39, *mew frigate, Captain Rowley lam bert. The equedron weighed abaci at eleven o'clock, end stood out to the math-east, return* to Spithead about four o'clock in the afternoon. WAR-OFTICI, Mecca 17.—Tbe Queen has been graciously pleased to give cedars for the appoiatment of the Hos. Sir Frederick William Adolphus Bruce, K. 0.8., late her Majesty's eavoy extraordioary cud minister pawl poteutiary to the Emperor al Mina, sod now her Majesty's, savoy extraordinary sad madam _plenipotentiary to the United States of darks, to be an Ordioary Member of the Civil Division at the Filet Ones, or Knight. Greed Crow at the Most Hosouralde Order of the Bath. Her Msjerty has also bas (=slowly pleased to give orders for the ap pointment of Edward Mostiater Archibald, Eaq., her Mr jesty's ocesul at Now York, to be as Or Member of the Civil Divitice of the Third Clam, or Companions of the mid mast llosourable Order.—Gazdte. SOICIDI OF A 13011PORAL IN TED GUARD& —A protracted hapary was had last rosin by Mr. Bedford, cioroarr, at the board-room of the Westminster Hospital, respecting the suicide, under very painful oirournateres, of Lence-Corporal George Ashford. of the Coldstream Guards. Colonel Strong and many &thous of the ngiment were present. Sergeant James Gregory, paymaster of the 7th company of the Seat battalion of the Coldstream Guards. stationed at the Wellingtoo Barracks, dowsed that he last saw the deceased alive es Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock. He was lying is bed, and wires, asked him to get up. He did nut reply. and in seven minutes afterwards he shot himself. Mr. Myers, amis. tint-weer ' who was seat for, said he found deceased lying quite dead, with his feet on the bed, sod hie head on the floor • a discharged ride lay uodersceth the body. The demised had evidently leant out of bed, placed the muzzle of the ride in his month, and then pulled the =, whilst the stock rested on the door. The bullet away • reties of the brain as well as part of the skull. Wigan' learned, 12pr inquiry as to the muss of his committing so desperate an set, that he had been treated by quack doctors ; he was sot labouring under any drama The deceased bore as excellent character. and was moth liked by all his oglosra. Sergert Barfield eciogrened the fact of his having ameulted quark doakas. and stated that he complared of being ill at Christmas. He wrote to some publisher, and said he received from them a book called the " Wank* Voice," of which he had reed the third sod fourth chapters. He paid 11. ss. for medicine, which he took three times a day. He afterwards tram, greatly delivered. Wither had cites wee him look is • gime, per bin teeth, stamp him feet, sad esy " I feel Ima a ruined man for life." He also asked, 'With is the galore* death to di* r Wither tried to cheer him up, gear with him to varier plume ; and be (nitres) was firmly of opinion that the letters he received, sad his reading of the book referred to had excited his mead, and caused him to commit suicide. Up to that time decreed bad always been a lively, jovial man among his comrades. A letter was ford in his room by Mr. C. Ashford, secountent, Holloway, who ideatilled the deceased as his broth r, briefly bidding his imeasodes farewell. After some other evidence the coroner sorrel up, when Dome of the jury buy aired whether, is "[Ail their verdict, it would not be competent for them to ex pries their opialos as to the publicatiou of snob books as the or described. The coroner mid that the matter is question was bored the power of the court. The jury thee returned • verdict, " That decreed shot llama while in • state of around mind." MINSOPOLITAN BOARD OF WORM—At the weekly meeting of tics bard yesterday • report Muted from the Mais Dreher Committee, That the appikatir of the Sewage Utilisation and Essex asolaneatiou Company, for permutes to apply sewage to certain proms of had adjoialog the Northern Outfall Sewer be panted, on mmtlition that the operatkes of the company Wreathe:Aid so as oat to mores a mranoi, sash perm. slam to retire only dazing the pisseire of the blank sod to be subject to the board revoking the is.. at all times without comparative for asp wealay.” The neer rentletien Mai agreed to, sad after the harries of some ether Misses of so public interest the hoard adjourned. Dyspepsia (Indigestion), Clough, Asthma, Ooa =Doak complaints Debility, Oreettpstios. Naomi, lallees, User, sad . are perfectly eared walseet atedicins, ts oravealsmes, or ampere. by Da darry's deadens Nevaleats Arabia' Feed, which saves fifty thew tie cost la other remedies. mono ewes sunsady.—De Bawy sad Co.. Nan H. .1 Li r" M. la gnu at I. : Ilk, Is. 11.17" 1 "4n.. ramaarnadwarilaawsM. !BOY tan , NIGHTS Gazirrs. twos cm to us Toms PASMOOLAIII 10 II OBTALIIIIII AT TO 0117101 OP TO CIUMP INIIIIISA; 0001? 01 zurzsurear, sasswemau,sraame.] • SIAITZEW BUM. IiatIoNNIFIR., Mar:Sit mormador Um IT. MM. Ilsomig ?Amos*, Mmor- PL. WaiworM. mcless, Mix 17. M L Gooms Maus. liamemismithmiM. Mom. Wank a. M 12 . &mums, Aldenhatn•Senaft. K. rabOrM4oB4 bootsoaker, Mir — eh ' 27, at It &Mole ORM,Clarrodoo-tor ,Sowed , victualler, Mara, et It Joeere HALL, atarchetreet, Waterloo-road, grerairroosr. Man& sr. at _ _ Ozoitas Coosi. Northasaptco, shoo ate, M. !1.'2121. Pubis= Pon, Lisetv,sse, coal arrebsoc, Marsh 2S, et 2. THOMAD a/Clllll Eosin Sothaisod-sqsare, N &worth, Wank asaaufactarer, Marcitl2, at 12. Halm iteraisag Itouniax, Wats-terrace, Newauad, Itothertathe, Sailor's asaistauit, March 213. at 2. ROBINS WWI, Savo, Suffolk. draper, March 523, at 2. wAxnui 00111111, Walooaplacs, Ksiisiugtoo. masteal soak March ta. at 2. CHAALLS Coca* Northampton, and Huston, Northampteashke, butcher, Marsh Mt, at f. Join !Arca, lb marsh. Northamptonshire, builder,Apr 11, at 12 WILLIAM Town, Iturdettroad, Llaschocar, journeyman pillager, April 11, at 11. Intuit Bathes, Mats Lynn, butcher, March 2i, at 1. Jam= FLOOD, Breweretreet, Gold=res, April IL at.ll. (Mohan Baitinum, Stoosy-lane, H tch, bst, 11ar.27. at 2. Au SMITH, Crown court. Fall-mall, widow, Ilarch 27 at t. MIR HENRY Doss, Southgate-read, De Beauvoir-teen, com mercial trsveller, March 27, at 2. Lawazitcs Beim Brouklande Last 13rklge, lase; and Bare - street, City, aarehotuernsa, Mirth 27, at IL WI - 122AX GOODHAN, Northleigh, Oxford, fanner, March 27, at JOHN AUIDINION John9oll, Crownekreet, Finsbury. eablast maker, April 11, at It. TBOXID Mecum Biresingbstn, 'hasp snamdartnrer, Itar.2l,stl2. Osotas YozAl4, Groans hoes, estop, cattle 6aster,Msr.lll,at IL AYH= BARIUM, Blrrainghans, metal merchant, APr. IA IL THOXAS PROMOS, Pedaley, Stafford., shoemaker, March 29. at 11 ARTHUR litlarnarrgs, Worcester, livery stable keeper, AplX at IL Jost. TAMIL Nottingham, ale and porter membant,Apil LaglL Joni HIND BNOWNIWORD, Nottingham, silk neer., Mar. 22, at 11 BOIT RAILZY, Boston. plumber, March ZS, at 11. Whales BLUDON, Bristol, torninercial traveller, Mar. 29, at 11: DAVID 1102A1211,8wanses, victualler, March W. Si 11. Amps Baez, Bristol. ship builder. Starch 29, at 11. CHAILIJS AMOR; gibe, WUtalstre, clerk. March 19, at IL Ca.Ferpretza Cummins. Bitton, Oloooseheahlre, hatcher March 20, at IL Mazy Lag Wiaryworms, Torquay, newsreader, March U. st/L1 A 10111 BALD CAIIUCH AU.. limier, draper, March SO, at U. JOIM BALAWIII., Exeter, boutreaker, March 20, at 11. JOHN ROLLOSOI, Yarborough, Yorkshire, grocer, March 27, alll MAIL 00:r211, Topcliffe, Yorkshire, Innkeeper. March 27, at 11 Jane! SCHOI,IO i&ioliALL, Manchester, warehouseman, Marsh 211, at 11. Josui rowals, Manchester, professor of music, March 20, at 11.. JAN= SAW., Jun., Whalley. Lancashire, commission agent March 27, at 12. Noo2, Linear, Wigan, agent. March 29, at 12. Maas Rahn, Newcastle.upon•Tyne, dealer, April 4, at 12. OnoiMS BERN. Herbasc, Northumberland, bu ilde r, Apr. a. at W. Joari Birmimitiass, groom, April 10, at 10. icemen Smarr, Birralaahara,lwarsaywra silverweith.Apr.lo.l4lo. Rears Daum, Pirmlnhan, whealwright. April 10, at 10. TRONA/ lawn, sMiami, railway Wooster. April I. at Pk. JAN= OARICIID, latter, Iblunonm, March 27, at 11. JANUS hula, Mamie, Cheshire baker , April 7, at It Wlusau Iwurrlaa, ancaahire„ balrbw, Mar. 79, 6410. Nalutai 8002222., Celia, Warwickshire, boatmac, AprU I, at 11. JAIIIO TD7I2, Burtosbon.Trent, carpostar, Apo h st 1. Tibilla! DAN=, Jun., Ihiaerchymedd, AngleM7, Kan& SC, at II: wn oar Lam Leicester, April 1, at Ile. TIMM /AMOS, Spaidlog, thickmaker, March 31, at 9. 2311 S NRWMAS, Havant, Hampshire, veterinary surgeon, March 20, at 11. ISAAC HOLUM', LiverpooL bestseller, March 23, at 3. Jost HODISSI, Barrow-upon-Soar, lacsaterskire, victualler. March $l, d 10. WILLIAM Roams, Robertehridge, Baser, victualler, Apr.l, at IL GROSS 11TH Moons, Saadown, late of Wight, Asienonges, Merck S. at IL JAM= Wsla, lam, Greet Grimsby, fruiters March 211. at 1. 1011/ff THOII/1101100118. PM, liarrostalroraes Lancashire, sawyer. March 3u, at 10. WILLIAM SMITH, Ruskingtom, Lincolnshire, owner of a steam W=lllmachine. March SO, at 10. Arr, Binh. Northumberland, builder, Mar. S, at IL Wimaidt Dixon Conine, HAM. Norfolk, htholnista Anal 6 at 10. JOlll/2 COOP, Tottlnetat Lower Red, Lancashire, bestseller, March 29, at 10. HOB= FRAISIL Leads, fet ornament roanufac., March 30, at 1. LABT RUMINATION& May L P. Mot St. Manigolame, glass letter Ea ker-May eiW. Bangs, Oltosetreet, Waterloo.road, biker --Ilea n t Uton, Dorking, Surrey wood dealer-May 6. J. Ms, street. Camberwell, builder-May 6, R. Pearce, Eashroad cottas, City.road, plumber M a ya 6. J. Davis, Holland street, Sensingtog, grocer-W. Onen, damesacreet mews, Lensing's-square, carpenter-May 6. W. H. Howe.Oreet Saffron-hill, baker W. A D. DSO, Newness, Kerrey, beer shop 'mew May 6. W. H. Deddeumede, Weinsorland-areet, idines assistant-My 6. H. T. Davis, Cumberbuid , villas, Langton-Ned, Ounbervell Nemeatd. indents* Of VPars- Ina for *Mils postage 'Sass-May I. W. Jams Marlboro'. road, Peckham, general dealer-Apra 10. C. Hoare, Southeasp ton. commission agent-May J. W. Mott Nickels, Les-bndge.road, Clapton, tobacco poach makeni-Maa e L Ores 1.4 tie Carter-lane, Cannon-street, and Eastetreat, bury, merchant-May 4. R. Reed, Adelphi-terrace, Adarnekret. and Ouritonterrace, tfortemy-road, surveyor- 6 P. Isaac, Deptford, shipwright-May 4. L H. Nolan, A on-rills Imain.ton, author-May 4. J. Megan. Bail-lane, di musical seas maker-May 6. A. W. D. Leather. 'Jacob's-inn fields, an 1 Primossequare, Bayswater, attorney 7.:=reir. Rlt Earnett Bartingtonnardere,Old load-street, and R Itassltsquare, Octant deakir-May 4. F. Highland, Inns Triaity-laue, Uptiernsosserreet, manufacturer of teary leather Ills 6. Hayward, WlSmoneroad, Horton, throe-nut Ills matting manufacturer - May R. Walker, Lee, Est, plasterer-hay 6. J. Brewster, Woolwich, Sent, baker- April 24. J. Haan, jun., Wolverhampton. saorney's clerk- April 11. J. Littlejohn; Hartland, Devonshire, farmer-April SO. S. Jennies, Bradford, wonted spinner-April SO. W. Fisk. Lied; innkinser-April S. J. P. etiolation. Stipule, Yorkshire, draper-April 20. N. Hardhay, HuddenSeld, grocer-April 21. T. nawkesworth. Leeds, currier- April 20. IL Almond, Gilds some, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer-April 4. J. Danielle, Wtgan, Isincsaldre, commission agent-AprOd. J. 8. Morris, Old Trafford, leneashire, grease manufacturer-April 7. T. Potts, Samderiand, Umber merchant-April 11. D. Considine, New castle-epos-11 es, publican-April 11 J. Marsden, Stanchness., tobacco dealer April 5. J. Wilde, Manchester. commercial tra veller-Apra 11. J. Winfield awl J. Smith, Manchester, Sedan -April 8. R. Lees, Bey St. Edmunds, painter-April L P. Whltabea.., Jun_ Bardwell, &Wolk, miller-April 19. J. Jones, Dowals, Oismorganslare, confectioner-April 20. Loveluck, Jun., 1 Iai.ROODO, CilSaiergapahlre, tanner-April 4. T. LeLt Truss, Cheshire. book-keeper-April 1. W. C. Hann, Yarmouth, basket maker-April 15. J. Disk, Jun , Lotighbo .rahpublican-April 3. J. 11. Bogen, Hastings, engraver ' It.. D. Beneath, Market Essen. Lincolnshire, 'mahar ani' 6. R. lonian. Telford. Lincolnshire, grocer-April 11. J. Watkins, Oarndiffath, Monmouthshire, collier-Apra 11. C. Evans, Limovrechra Lower, Mommouthehhe, innkeeper-April 3. J. Ayton , , Norwich, baker-April S. J. Altos, Old Callon. Nor folk ithiebonse - April 11. J. Knipe w , Thuriby. Lincolnshire, machinist - April 10. T. Pallets, Burntood, Staffordshire, as surer-April 20. W. Manioc, Bedford. beer retailer-April 20. R. Fleddall, Bedford, blacksmith -Apra 10. P. Mika, Stamford, cordwaleer -April L T. Sobotham. Norwich, fumar-April 27. .1. H. Denham, &yds, las of Wight, semester -Spit 27. J. Louden, Wet Cows Hants, Woe-April 11. J. C. Haigh, Brad ford, obimst maker-April 13. J. Haley, Bieriniane. Yorkshire, gross April 3 J. Burton. Burton-upon• Trent, plumber-April Ib. J. Brand, Saffron Walden. cordsince. BANKRUPTCI/21 ANNULLED. Muth IL Hamar COLLINS. CU/ton-lodge, Maids-hill, and Boyle street, Burlington-genes, land agent. March 17. HI NSK WILLIAM BOTIJy, Marton. &MM. Boor Meal manufacturer. WILLIAM HODSON, Masbraigh, Yorkshire. grocer. DICLARATIONS OP DITIDINDS. wawa( Milli WARWICK (separate estate), Biters nierchant-6th dividend of Is. 60., March 20 and 17, at Partys'', Basingballetreet. roma ko Nevin, master mariner-Id dividend of la 3d., any Wednesdy, d Tamer's, LivarpooL Nahum HAMLIN. Losi,.ck Grass agricultural kepis:est manufacturer-Ist dividend of L. td., any Wednesday, at Turner% LiverpooL LDWARD HOSOMAZDT, Manchester, merchant-lst dividend of March a and au sublequent Tuesday, at, Morgues, tHer. HAIM blarreacti and WrimiUßam Mssmish, links. paper manufacturers-Ist dividend of 3a, March 28, and any subs. gest Toady. at Morgan's, Manchester. WALT= MAIKINALL (separate estate), Bolton, paper manias Uwer -Ist dividend ol IDA 2d., March 28, and say subsequent Tuesday, at Magan's, Manchester Witisx tionaer. Manchester, and Deanne Forest. Cheshire, dealer in horses-let dividend of 10s. ed. March 2", and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. WILIIIIMILM MARGINAL!. (separate estate), Bonn% paper manu facturer-dividend of 10., March 28, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Wmcprttr. Mut n. Rosetta Magnus and 1, Magnus, St. Mary-sge. and Gresham-street, shoe manufacturers—Apni 11. B. Marko, Poul try, memhant —April 28. G. X. Lambert, illiston, Staffordshire, chain manufacturer —April 16. T. Gordon, Shrewsbury, travelling dr.per—April 241. R Shelley, Woherhausgton, contd.'s:lu agent —April 1. Y. Williams. Plymouth, grocer —March Si. C. Burgin. Sh. Meld, steel ormulacturer—March 211. B. Jones, Abergele. Denbighshire, printer—March 81. J. Gibson, illshopwearmouth, Boon draper—April 12. J. C. Chown, Rader, baker —March lit W. T. Mem. California, Gloucestershire, cab proprietor—March 28. J. Droachiock, Oloncestor, baker—March 28. G. Fletcher, Gloucester, grocer—Apell 4. A. Gray, Norharn, Northusaberhind, grocer—March U. B. Atkins" LA Raiford, NentMgbamitirst potato dealer—April 12. D. IL Davidson (separate estate?, asdCousun-lase. Viper Tbamsentrest, colonial broker, and West Gana-lane, Essex, distlller—April 12. Z. S. Ladle, Long-acre, wood engraver. FAITNIRSHISII DISSOLVED. _ . Joseph Knott,Jame;lsott, and iii7)litZkley, Pennington, Le radars, cotton spinners-T. Harris and N. Norcross Marteiturter, stonemason-T. Raworth and C. T. Henderson, Leicester.olestie web manufacturers- hi. H. Liebman and J. Winans, Mackling, (mend ironwork manufacturers-J. Batton and T. W. Artlay. Blackburn. paper dealers-B. A. Minnie and B. G. Carnr, Bed ford.row-J, Harr and J. Girths. Liverpool, merchants-W. H. Birbeek and IL Bentley, Btoke-upon-Prent, eonnalinion arra-- W. Craig, H. Taylor, and W. W. Craig. Mold, runtilalre, e proprietors so far as regards W. Cralg-J. D. Wheldongsd i l. A. Wheldon. Holiowapterrace and Heilowaproad, vine sr chants - G. Booker an d W. Craft, Albsny-street. Resprote-park, fishmongers-T. Clapham and latrobsth Kenyon, Mises% =diatom -W. Patter, J. Graham, J. Hendon" T. Wilsown, and J. Watt, Norwich, drawn-A. Booth. Ina., IL Booth, and T. W. Booth. Idarmberter. psalm, se far sa= IL Booth-J. Fallon and J. WatmomiX Wakefield, 'I worsted spinners F. Day and B. Ley. Lovis. Zseithems, licensed carmen-W. Bills and H. gills. lirmael4 - N o gi n ,g aa .„ shire. stonemasons-M. Miseiraion sad H. Hie • mss, Levis, cap manufacturers-J. J. Larked and A. H. Ledger& IA , Yorkshire. mnbbling minors - IL Mennen red P. Zelag, fast, commission ageete-W. Davenport, M. Davenpart, and B Davenport. Badcliffsbridge, Inareslstre, ilyars-9 Kirke end B. Branagan, Lineeireddrn melbstare-C. C. Nathan., C. F. E. Jorgensen. and/. Shaw. Zlopton-apoe HEIL merelmata. W far as 'wird. C. F. Z. Jergeesen-11. Moen & 011 yard. red J. F iwa mt, waneitaid. Y= ak brleklayere-liness 111•110111 e, IW. Hischllffe, and B. Batiks , peril dr= r ez tar as regards Hama Ilinabitas- Vi and W. arm. Samnser.plaos, Brompton, oure= a lk. Taylor and J. Imam, Nottingham. rag tleagn -IL Werth. J. Low, and A. J. couingdon. Cardiff, brewers, so tar as regards A. J. Osillagrion , Z. Thompson and I. Menfroes. Wllderneralene. Crs tallit=il6 and 0. lineeplao , Hayteet • hi. arelaes - Wilber% IL Wilisers. sail P. Jaren IYYs Cardniteleer W. 0., drawnn se be ea Nord' P. Jere - J. Wright and J. irosanw Lands. piliA• B. Ashworth gad a. Bratlank real dries-T. Whiteford and U. Wird. jelillalfll. MARKETS. suokft,—Burros,llAzos 17.—Tbe tomekee hr limeemim ;autljt, sod prior Ws Lineac, fully 6d. to Is. pot elm saws Rai don, sad Is. 1011111, with • vii dos sal.. Ram.—No ohs Is mart. TALLOW.— Pawn saga—The =ANS V ids* Today. Wei goons T. 0., spot sod ill the use* 406. IL• Jane, 41a. To 41s. 3d.; O.MM, to Deoelsbor. 411.34, December, Lis. dd. No Oteens hem North Eno, 41e ; /addling sod good. 400. to 400. &L A T= 424., let pions Alientslisa oboe& 466 4#17. 1 ,r= is.. ed. no 30 .. Id. Doliviey TO WI neeming, 1,133 auks; arrival, NS cooks. Ooossest vs, lon Tolley. Oodles. dee, 40s. SI. to 410., Ofojtok Ws, bog; three ;soothe preespk, 3d. leis tee ; Was& dae. Ns, 37d, 6d, ; glad, Ms. to 36e. 6d. • isforletldono, 344. le 38s. 9d. ; Pam 06111•67. SUIT* I e TITI rtisies, d], a. oorroN GOODB.—lmsoamette, Yawn 17. ne nor k s g far y 'arm hes bees quiet, the Middy being edd ateld adavoarable Morass fres Oaledla mad the am feesa Amerles ci the hied d lady. Them Km ei hews hapther have had a mey de reeeing aid oa hadasse. sad de taimadiees bare hem leo sad also verybreitatia merat. This bread ef do marled desse ver add the geed Gallen eloonshie g b rusiedarday b u rla home trade probe bee loon adman* affected by lb. Aread. ma mom, sad is mach quieter thee oa Tuohy. Mo o b hat little b0i1... doing, at Tatteday's totem The deft roarkd is mid to he me totem's/1y dada b y the lathe adder then that for yam. Ity a i d at thme telegme bee bate may reach to doe sad limit holm gar seedy mE deeeriptione el dad, la particaladi bs i o n , shirtiz sais madapeileate. aed jetemeh. molt a very mike* =la mien, beoremr, they Me many lobed. mry hm s EZP:aged ia radioing prim meadestoste et oti l s e , mad empooliny &Mile% veil idle sleek is head. Irbil, a good may am ender ionenamat There is km dlepositlea to mate dram sad the mint h seesibly mdeta. It le leder he do deem of desire hob badmen dui is redaction of prime that the mid is =bat la each goods ea are sot ems th• mold lc wader thaa it has bees may thee 1... Tuesday. 00113.--eansuiroso, Mason 17.-Ibere ess • ttk ettendasee d farmen at market today, all ban her an deg, Ike supply eoesequanly wn 11111111, tad self buyers had to pay la. adman both oe best red mel mason when Red, 375. to 40a. ; white, Us. to 45e. ; inn ed. Nest barley fully as dear, also griming. Ideas feu d late rake, but few gamin. Lennie, Nang 17.—We have had • goad Rawly d wheat at awoke, when met as improved damn at fay lad week's men Wheat. red, 35a. to 38.. ; white, 39.. to 43.. No neap is other articles. Barley, 26e. to 316, One. 19e. to 255. Lrvandet, Lana 17.—We have had a fair denied he anon at this day's marlin bet ths besiege mend nose bees se large as it enemies would have bees evils to the =keno penes asind by sedan sad we main wan the asked salmon enthlished Pass this day week at en that a geed may lm natal. Flour meets • hdle fluky that el lan at full Mon balsa ten is gib IL par quener damn aid tot may to bay, frees airneed quaatity aderiag. Oats are up ld. par WOW, ad Gann 3d. per load. sa the weak. Bens, pen sad bsday, seek at tally Lis rads. Market exhibits altogether Mee toes. Ilfaxammd.—Kaacu 17.—Wleset trade ern at at, enema prima of Let Friday ; cholas while rather dew Barley Ism pleatiful: sad tally as dem. Oaf mid. andisred. Averages for weak seeding kande 13 :—Whem UN r. al An aid.; reey . Imo, al sk.; ats, 50,11 211 t. 7ii. - - 00AL1L—LoLo011. Ka= 17.—Davisaajir EM. lay, lia. ; 11ssisld Mew ,lea; Walls &A 17a 38; Walls 11.4 &Wayne ,j l9.- 64. ; Was Las, EX 3d. ; Was Ea 17 s. N. ; Was EN Willi Belanat, 18s. 3d. • Was Hartlspool. lk. N. ; Wei lad Haab Hali b rz poo4 6d. ; Walls lad Zama La; Was la Ewa 19s. 6 d. ; IV as lad NA Kill., lEa. 6d. ; Largay sad Darya Naha, La— Ships a Bassi, 68; sold, 45. TRAFFIC, BrfIIRNS. MIIII&M Mir ifs- War. WM, Tat sm. esseeere. eheadkr. WEL IM4. Week mew Feb. IL & & A 4 GreadTsak dOmeds —LW ee 114,144 WAS Week ete, Maeda 4. L Molt /4444-Ifes. =r64.1144) 1190 8,891 211,964 $7.444 WWI jr) 474 4214 2,1417 T.WI LIN Uses se Orin) My- - UN 1,04.4 LIPS 4.414 MO __ "irei esims iiiniii - caisiosia SEg 1 1 . 7453 ilun 17.770 AM Lag Coosa Loa., CUL, sod Dover Tit 11,514 1,006 4. 4 1 1 LEI Miro. EL of LC. &D. 11/ 1,4111 , HO 1,075 111 Corrou.—Livaroce., ilikeerflt —At the closed lest week the heavy &alias in pries of every timeriptiss *Mtge eatrected the atteatioe of the trade as NI se spesolators sad marten thmegliont the premeL ha li ide t beano, Ws base dam Nen have relinally sad doled yesterday at an advance of gd. to la. ma lowa quotations. Anodise Is quoted o.top. *he than aslant Fridley. Elsa Weed ceatiamm aegleded, sal dor* the pest foresight bad deoliaed about 2d. per Band rule td. to id. higher thaa lee week. Smyrna hr been to good rework sad has sdetared 11. per lb. A. good demand for Beet ladle has presaged, bat Yes map& bas seatizued liberal. and hoiden (morally have bees &I to meet the masted at a mederate increase ce lass week's WM. Odes is &sled gd. pee lb. dearer. Speselstom bare taken devil% the week 15,490 bales, exporters 9,720 balm, and the trade 49.796 bales. We have had lai r :t o enewket today at yerterday's prime The sales es 000 balsa, of which 2,000 are for sated rbeseleties. Worries are the Glacial quotations s—reir Uploads, UM. ; 1014 15 •5 ditto, agave Odessa. lid. RAILWAY AND roma: CoiaANIIB IN PAUL.. sturr.—ln the Roam of Commons yesterday t= Beadon, Hampstead, and London Railway came sad the preamble declared to be peened. The Leeks arid Boath.Weeteru Railway (Beesiegton„ Si) IbD wee further ecesidered is mem 11. Some program was web with the Lemke, high too sad South Came Bailing St Lemma* Use aad Desist:ken in grasp 2, bet wee ast concluded ohm the committee row la S. the OLP lemoploa Railway (No. 2) was farther end ell• =ln peep 6. the clauses et the Igen and /4WD MO MOW. TM BM', Rdmeets amid Thedsei Railway Bill was pared. Xt. Mee, Q.C., opened the ow for the promoters of the Dowaham, Stoke leery, eel Braredoe Railway, sad evkisoos takes pro. and COS, niter while, the committee adjourned. The Whitmire= lei Perim, Junctios Railway was pawed is group 7. 1a pup 13. the Bedford, Northampton, mid Weldon Railway ON farther mosidered. The oommittee on the grasp 23 me occupied during the day in the farther ceasidentioa of the Orof third mid Kamm& latmelos Railway Bill. Tan Tzw. OF Tim Susan Worm. —The trials 44=am at Billed are being despatched with wirederfsi . leer lace sawed Iliiligaa, Phenix, end Lei. were yesterday famed guilty of a * al it areitdrOg the Mess of Oordoa and wee mobeseieseed te 12 months' implement. Robert Bold en Is Dow as trial for the insider of John Murdock. — Dublin Express. CDTITAL PALAOI.-011z SMILING DAY.—FID • , DAy. Mac* 17.—edaiimioes as paymeat, 545 ; ebf mason Woes, 806 ; toad, 1,451. - - - [Advertisement] HOLLOWAY'S OrIfTIIENT LID Pnas. —The disheartened hp ill-health peed not he insonsolehis till they have honestly givens fair trial to these lenity medlar meats Ow grand feet to he noted is that they are hoot& Se do adscidef in tiny eats, because both ointment and pals em composed of to Arent balsams, which purify. relgate. sad strengthen the animal economy. Every one may eon recommend them reasedies to their Mends eflietedtra health. T hey 'Antra, them from din .511, and confer oa than the greatest good man can desire. Both external and internal melodies have succumbed to the persevering nee of Holloway's ointment and slla, when to duration of some. end the diem elating pains of °them bade defied (*diner) =NOOK BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MATH& BIRTHS. BIRRY.—Yalta 16, at Nolson.terrace, Southend. Hate; 1 10 wife of Mr.o. Deny, ot • son. ERI.COH Muth 16, d Barringtoo vntsa, Shooter's-WS Wed as wife of Captain W. W. Heise" Royal Arta. M at 0 11Y.— 111, at Qesen's-road. Dandon. the Irlie ot Mr.l. Gregory, of • elm GLANYILL—MardsIII. Newlngton.ptece, ILeardagtoo-rata. a., Oss wife ot J. R. Olanrill, Tag. of • daughter. HICKHON.—Mareh 14, at Deno= House, Clapham, Surrey, the wile of J. Hickson, Bog, of • son. TUZNIAT.-11areh 14, u t tfiebostgrove, Broenptoo, tbe wife al J. W. Teraley, LQ., ot • diasskter. NARKIAOI3. BAT= —lll.lll.—liarek 14 st it Janata. Piccadilly, by OW titer. Z. ilafor-Geaeral 1. Batas, Commandlog Bose District, arid. to Chariotte Ma:7, widow of Itajor•Geowal Brett. DAVYB—BIBILY.-llsrelt 111, qty pad* church of IL Itirriabows, by Os Pew HIT. no Dena et Petartoroaea, ty /ay. L Dsl7l. VW/ of rotettoroostt. to Mir Satabott lotn: the mow ottl. lI ot Ollll6—LA 1111117.—Alsrall 16. W It to P.m Dr. Adler, IL Korea, laq.. et Ilaselveler4quan, Se Jolla. ot Dr. Mirt, Weibra4ol 4 l*, W.C. DZLraa iiinciLL—lteli is, at Conlto Igraar, Clovoitad. Ira =Waal rtaboae" wow og the IM. Cahoots' "Mao, %aq., dam nom, Noolkaadmoloatt. COLLIRL —Mara IP. at Waltbamoto., T. Cantor, Nat ,opus gg; DlNlT.—lgarek IS, Mahe* Alm Um wilt of Yr. A. DIM, a Breroil moommi.—= lN V: at Wiltoadroot, Groovoaor-ploo4 C. L faloossz. Iln.. mod tg. SILL —Mary Is, NA Is q., ant Cottage, Losighbefoosk aaad bl. /lASIIIRS.—IIaroIi IS, as Wollagtowramd, at. goita'airoos .W., IL Worm; 0r0172._ OallOND.—lgarol at Miao" M. R. Oman& NO tg- _ . !MAW as 4 Pabibbii by Wasaais Ms EAsas. a me... wirmai4smise, os amp ow At kooks. Maker se Ibt M" la Idadisr.l.dirsok. Is dr Sseabil et IFllisllisse' &mam lislisS IS. SOL ••••.••• 3 91.0 lOW T 2 niii - Ali! JAM ON Jar Also! Cbrik Mob lam Ike I -- ir w-. - DTri aldr im omit T NC NW Lad ar I ar awl I dva• a i 2 i s I M els awl wb S. a I i