The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-14 00:00:00

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Moon. J. W. lax D. MemNo Name. I. lernts&ar V M Z. Men ; Mn. IL d" Baraitt sod Gnaw. Tug Minn, 111111780 N AND CO Mr. Diary rad Ms IDrworiby.—THl DOADAIDO INN. Ra Wan. recagart.itansoms. Widdierab. Pitapslrlek Owls. ymed ; lkwertiky. .=Aad SZLIJACJD D110411)12. Mr. Widdiamb. MUFFAINIA. Trail IINOIN4I. LITTLE 1117 BY UZI ; or, [la Old Lakit at Tbramlesserodropt. lissiaarrs S. Mlles sad IL 'MOM Mr. O. mood. First-ran Pantoadraists —AM THE WOJI.C- Wild OF LONDON.—Coommin at baktiart KIM WA AT WIDON-RAIDOX 210 T DAT Mamba OA Ila....Afternind 4d Wad to-IWAIWIF Moeda& Y. 4111a.....111ira00d Us. la. LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. IT is a rooted and inveterate article of belief that indirect taxation is less felt than direct. All the dif ference, indeed, lies in the making or not making an arithmetical calculation. We do not compute, when we buy a pound of tea or drink a half-pint of beer, how much in the year we pay in taxes and bow much for the article itself ; but Govern meat when it hands in an inoome-tax notion has performed the sum for us, and we stand dismayed at the total which it calls for. Just such is the question which is now placed before us in the pro posal to ooncentrate the Law Courts. The money, it is true, is ready, in the shape of a fond of a million and a half accumulated out of Chancery fees and profits But the interest on it is already appropriated to certain temporary purposes and pensions, and we must, therefore, face the neces sity of paying for its use some thirty or forty thousand a year for some time to come. This is the solid lump of income tax which is to be remorse lessly levied. But in the meantime we pay a sum indirectly, be ca use of the want of the courts, which we never think of, but which is unquestion ably far greater in amount. Not, indeed, that it is like the tax on tea and coffee, sugar and spirits, made almost pleasant by seeming to be paid for indulgence in what makes glad the heart of man. It comes to us included in our lawyers' bills, which at best are a disagreeable, not to say irri tating, form of expenditure. But it is cunningly wrapped up in these depressing documents. It only appears in the general sum total, and none The Duke of Somerset will bold levees for the but the skilful can trace its particular incidence. =mom of oaken 01 the /tort Navy mod Royal meetwoe If it were fairly put down," Extra charge for com- „„ t h e f o ll ow i ng Thursdays, at b e g -past two p.m.-74h. " ing to • consultation in your case at Lincoln's-inn 23, r d ; m arc h 2 n d, gib. sad 16th. " when I had important business for soother client The Earl and Counties of Wilton do not leave "at Westminster ;" or, " Paid clerk's time going loam Lodge, Mellon Yowling, until the week following "to fetch your leading counsel from the Privy the Creator' Park ream " Council at Whitehall to the trial of your case Lord Willoughby de Eresby is gradually im " at Guildhall ;" or, "Costs of witnesses two days proving is health after his very serious attack of hiker. " extra in town on account of want of aocommo- Lord Loraine, M.P., came to town on Sunday " dation in the court causing delay in being called meeled floral Albost Park, Gamey, s receiving hsfolem " op," we should begin to appreciate the burden tiar of ilia death of the Das of Northumbarlaad, and has sine goes to Alawick Castle to visit the Duchess of of this form of taxation. But although such cum- Nerrhmwherkeg. plate and candid explanations of the items of a Baron von Waligorski and Count do Ciele bill of costa are not usually found in it, nobody Gurowski, delegates of the Polish National Goverment far who reflects for a moment can doubt that the waste I Faglead sad Ireland, have returned to London from the of time which our present system involves is Cagan heavily paid for. Time is money, above all to I The general committee on railway and canal bills lawyers, and they will certainly not fail to have is nominated u follows :—Mstars. Ingham (chairman), their time in some shape or other duly paid for. delellegrala• Woodd. Cebbelto 86°1°1. .141, Sir J. Humor, Mr. F. North, Far F. Goldsmid, Visoonnt Enfield, Messrs. And when their o ffi ces are in one quarter, the Petty, Waltzers, Began, and Howes. chambers of their counsel in another, the courts in Mr. Shaw Lefevre will ask the Under-Secretary which these counsel practise • Mile and a half o f abate far Foreign he mummy, whether the en . apart, there can be no doubt of the incessant waste I marker of her Majesty's government has been called of time which in barristers' fees and attorneys' bills t o a w i s h ' ! pima e o f im ua tio a s a ll ege d to have been must indirectly be charged against the client's area by the governmeat or the Confederate States of pocket. Nor let it be forgotten that even the Amick* with Mermen to the Gramm sod disposal b 7 Osa suitors' bills of costs do not express nearly the Wan" Mile" of Wit"' "mils sad °kW" without say whole amount which the public pays. Equally ea rae overnment h 11/tim b 7 • Prise elrat if 804 ralseebor MT Ma jesty'. gave taken say massures to mom to serious, though it cannot be expressed in money, the eseemerre o f this eettetry the problem= which the kw is the delay caused to witnesses, who are thus kept o f m o w prov id e , f or ma w w o g & the longer away from their proper business ; the Mr. Villiers' bill to provide for the better distri suffering caused to the health of judges, counsel, and bathe of tie sharp for the relief of the poor is unison is juries, from the confinement and want of yenta- to be busght forward on Friday. lion of the present courts ; the injury to the ad- INDISPOSITION or DR. LIDINTNOTON.—The sit ministration of the law itself caused by its being tier of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Cowell were carried on in circumstanoes which impede the full "e"lelablY Pralfrased Metal/ha soohg owleg to the exercise of the faculties of its ministers. Even caddsw ww W " m aot of the reramelight Hei sittisr t in D j s. ' The coactlaw reform is hindered by the physical separation of VISCOUNT A.II2ZILLZY AND TEZ RIMRISSICTATIOX the Courts of Common Law and Equity, for the or Long.—XL Alderman Kelrall, Mr. D. Loam. Ma practitioners of each branch grow more exclusively Joseph Lepton, Mr. Aliases Carter, and Mr. Coanornse ignorant by never meeting, and they are leas in- Lumley, the deputation appointed at the meeting of the dined to a fusion of practice when it is impossible Muni Regiaratlasi Amchitka a week ego, to wait apes for them to profess attendance is courts separated Vieramet Ambella sod Moira him to Wilms the deans by • mile or two of thronged streets of Leeds, had an interview yesterday with his lordship k _ Viscount Ambrrisy expressed his realmes to visit this Such is the Cue o n which we are culled " 7 lowa, sad we understand he will do so la about three Government to make up our minds to a visible wee= _ Lre m a memory of this diy. The Queen, Primes. Helens, and Princess Louie, attended the aflame service at Whippiagbas . Church yesterday. Prim laimid aad Primes Beatrice were pment at the moridag service. The berries wee performed by the Rev. G. Plethora The Right Hoe. Bir C 11111•11 Wood lad the honour of dining with her Repay yesterday, and Monad to London today. The Prises sad P 6201111 Of Wales vest to the utoranst domes performs°, at Drsry-lase Theatre Is aid of the Royal °moat Dramatic Feed yesterday. 111 • 18 Royal Rishmeses were allooded by the Hoe. Mee. Storms, Lisst..Gmend Esollys, sad Major Teesdale. The Prises of Leislaps took lore of the Priam and Prisons of Wass, and left Mulboroarh Roam The Prime sad Princess of Wales mot to a party ems by the Marchiorms of Ely, at Prim oet-pte, is the ova* Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-adios from the Goverscre of the Cape of Good Bops, Natal, Elt. Halsey this West India blonde, British Columbia, sad Vancouver's Island. HEALTH OP CARDINAL WISEMAN. (THIS DAY.) The reply given at York-place at 1 o'clock to day was t►at All Cardinal was padnally asking. and that he was act =parted to limo through tho day, Dr. Taggart was prammt at t►e tiro* raantimmd, and at half-pest 2 o'clock t h e three medical attendant' wars to moot. LA! IN' IDAY jlinilas=ft '' 0, TIM FRISCH GO Alfirlin PAPAL NUNCIO AT PARI& • BOWL Ps. It The day before yesterday Count Bartigee for warded a note to the Holyres, remonstrating on the part of the French government, against the two letter, of Mgr. Chia!, the Papal nuncio in Paris, to the Bishops of Moulins and Besanpon. The Papal government has disavowed the conduct of the nuncio. _ _ A memorandum has been sent by the Pope to the Russian government complaining of the suppression ' of the Catholic oonvents in Poland, and alto of the violation of the conccodat of 180. One of the secretaries of the Russian Legation has been banished from Rome for three weeks for fighting a duel with a Neapolitln noble. His an tagonist was banished the city for life. charge of 40,0001. a year. Its force is inenneer able to every one who ever had or even wens to have to pay a lawyer's bill, or to lave fp de with the new courts either as client, whams, or jury man. Far more than his share of the burden of the 40,0001. will be saved snd to gbh a one in the saving of fees, of time, of health. But we do not forget that there is a large portion of the nation that does :at suffer from these miseries, in London at less!. To them, however, there is a double argument applicable. The pub lic already relieves them in part of the burdens simi lar to that from which London now asks relief. The State has built courts in Edinburgh sad Dublin — and in every county it takes on itself some share of the cost of the administration of justice. But the broader and sounder plea is that the administration of justice in the courts whose decisions form the law for the whole kingdom is matter of national concern. We confess it by the payment of the Java, and we cannot deny it by refusing them suitable courts in which to exercise their fano- These positions are indeed now so generally ad mitted, that it would hardly be neesseary to Weed them if it were not that they we still Wailed by a certain party, whose true motive, however, be longs only to the subordinate question et sits. It is Mr. Set wre who parable in urging breed objec tions to every scheme for the oeneeetration of the whole courts. Bat Mr. Sur im . is the advocate of a minor scheme of the Society of lalooln's-inn which proposes to provide soossusodation for the Courts of Chancery if it is paid 4 per emit. on the outlay. The profit of Lincoln's-hin io this arrange ment is very obvious, for it would thus keep up or enhance the value of the chambers belonging to it, which would probably denim if the Equity Courts were moved to a little diatoms. But the profit to the public is not so deer. There would still be the Common Law Conan, the Dimes Court, the Admiralty and Probate Courts, to be provided for. For them a site aunt be purebred, and separate buildings erected, since Lincoln's-inn has no site to offer larger than would serve the Equity Courts alone. But if the outer hie to be made, • half the benefit from it would be lost if the oppor tunity of osocentration were lost. Therefore we must prefer the Government proposal to that of Lincoln's-inn, even if the first charge on the nation should be a trifle more. Nor do we be that any boson exists for delaying the scheme in order to allow consideration of the idea which has been lately stinted, that the new Thames Embankment offers a better site than that which Government has fixed upon. It is less central as rogues the pre sent chambers of the majority of counsel and soli citors, it is further from the City, and if ac cessible by railway from east and meet, it would be leas accessible from the north. The situation which the Bill at present in Parliament contem plates is, on the whole, the best that could be dc• vised. It is a block of old buildings between Lin coln's-inn and the Strand, it will be fairly in the centre of the Inns of Court, with only the Temple atween it and the river or railway, and with the line of the Strand and Fleet-street abutting on it. Moreover, as all the notices have been served, the work can be commenced se soon as Parliament penes the Bill, while it will certainly be some years before the land reclaimed from the Thames could safely be built upon. All these considerations seem to us conclusive, and we trust this Session will not pass without removing from us the 'bade' which has so long attended the practical administra tion of the law in the metropolis. Cbe €oun. 08BOB.N11. Fn. 13. TEN EXPRESS,_ PRANCE. PARIS, Fin. 14.. An imperial decree has been published axing the rote for the tranmaiseion of autographic despatches and permitting the public, on and after the 16th inst., to transmit autographic despatches between Paris and Lyons. _ _ ___ INDIA AND CHINA MAILS._ FIB. 13. The Menageries Imperials* steamer Pala% with India and Ohina mails, arrived here at 9 p.m. to-day. Tin BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON. FAL 14. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Ceylon ' with the heavy portion of the above mails, passed the Needles at 11.20 a.m. to-dsy. THE DEFENCE OF CANADA. RECONKENDATIONB OF THE DEPUTY DIRBOTOR OF FORTIFICATION& This molding wm issued, by command of her Maieety, for the information of parliament, the fol lowing letter to the fiecretaty of State for War, with reference to the defence of Canada from Lieut.- Colonel Jervoie, C. 8., Deputy-Director of Fortifications : YT Lord, WIR4IMON Jemmy, 1866. L Harlon la madames with your lerdelp's deem visited the British North Aesreas preesedoes daring the mama of 1863. to ameriaM the medition of their &domes% I pointed out to your lordship la my report dated February, 1861, es the result of my inspection in Canada. that the oriestruatios al certain works of fortifies dem at Masked and Whin wee sensetial to amble the HALM troops sad local forces to reskt as awake by lb. Asterisms with say premed of swam Is obedisoos to your lordship's farther dim:oms, I again proceeded to Canada in lb. beaming of September lest, for the ps-pose of affording to Lord Wank sad to the proviso*" govern. meat of Ow& *very infamatioe is my power as to the /Assam which it la desirable to adopt for the defence of WA ahoy. I ham sew the lessen• to report as follows : 2. I embarked at laverpeol fee North AMMIIIOII an the 3rd September last, end star visiting Halifax, Nova Boot* sad trowelling through Now Branswich en route to (beads, arrived as Quebec on the 73rd of the same month. I thee communicated with Lord Moult with rderenoe to I W shiest of my ritiedoe. I also prosiesded to Konereal to meter with Lientensat.Clemeal film W. T. Williams, de geseralananmedeg the troops in British North America. Salmeggently I bad interviews with several members of the goverameat of Meade, who met at 4.,,Meteo in October to take pert in the reaferenos with the delegates frees the provisoes of Nova Soot* Now Brunswick, Priam Edward's Island, sad Newfmadhod, with reference to the promised confederation of the provisoes of British Werth America. 3. Os the 13th Odder I bad • formal interview with tho whole of the executive email, who thee requested me to state my views sith respect to the daises, of Canada. A keg conversation with the council took pear la ream queue of my steamed. which lod to • piper of Menke berg addressed to me by the provincial geveiratuest. Them (mations rendered it asamery for me to maks • detailed examination of seam' positions M Upper Oseada. I scoordisely receanaked the e witas about Kingdom, To rceto, Hamilton, London, Park, and other places. I then prepared • report on the Mews of the whole et Camas, embodyleg my answers to those questioes, which report 1 submitted to the lienteuest-genei. ' oommandiag, who 'igni ted his approval is math( of the measures recommesied thecae. Oa my edam to glebe I placed my report la W heeds of the °anodise government Alter Interviews with the (*Tuscaloosa' and some of the memlare of the oosecil, I left Quit 03 for New York and retuned to Reg lead at the sod of last November. _ _ _ 4. Although the propeede which novice& from my core inualeatios with the Oesedion government are stated in my report to the cooled it may be convenient that should stale beta, is this plate the views which I expressed at my interview with the council. 5. I observed, that although, owing to the length ad mato» of the frontier of Canada, it was Impossible to pro. tent it throughout its whole utast, an seamy mod nem theism' enquire pommies of certain vital poet Wore he amid obtain say deeded military advantage ; that then are tidy a few suck points—red that if proper smogs went were made for the defeat* of those photo by the coastruotioa of fcrtiloations, the pr.:W.li= of gun-boat, sad the improverneet of oommunicatioos ; the militia sad volunteer forme of the 000ntry. if properly celacised, and sided by British troops, would be enabled to hold t h em during the period (may about six months in the year), when military operations on a large scale could be carried on egaiast them, and thus those tenet could resist an at. Leek with the best possible thanes of succor. I r anted out that under this view, the positions of the greatest military importance I. the country are Montreal end Quebec ; Mon treal, because, being at the head of the sea neviptioa of the Si. Lawreeoe, tad the foots of all commtinication by lead sad watts between the eastern mod westara districts, it is the commercial and strategical capital of Canada, and, from its position on the frontier, is, moreover, the petit upon which the enemy could most readily make aped attack ; Quebec, as being the first point of military OM reunkollen between Maeda and Great Britain, and the Out to which the British forces mud retire, if over powered. I stated that with those two points placed in • condition for defuse, and the river between Montreal and Quebec commanded by iron-plated vessels, • successful reels tante could be made to any attempt to subjugate the country so long as Great Britain had the command of the ma. I. I observed at the same time that, although bolds; at the question from • pertly military eclat of view, the de fame al Lower Canada was by far the most important con sidasedene, I was, nevertheless, aware of the objections that would be raised if no prevision were made for the defers* of the country to westward of MeetreaL I remarked that it was quite possible, under certain conditions and with snakiest men aid means, to derive a scheme for the adobes of Upper Canada ; the condition referred to being that saltiest communication should be established with the western districts ; that the country between Lakes. Louis and Lake Ontario should be protected by naval in combi nation with military means ; that • naval depot should be provided at Kingston, which place should be fortified, so as to form • secure harbour for gunboats on Lake Ontario. With the naval command of that lake, troops sodas for the defame of the western peninsula of Canada might, It over penile& fall back upon its shore at Tomato, where. V poem works were constraded, they might sot is seedeme- Vim with the naval forte for the defense of that peon" dialer eatil reinforcement arrived from other parts of the easiskt. es will the winter mama obliged t h e easing to T om . The proposals for permute% &teases smatalited Is my report to the Canadian government nay be divided seder two beads :—Firat, the defence of Maeda so far as then, communicatioe for ocean steam ships, i.e., am far westward as Moon/sal inelosive ; second, the dame et the orantry to westward of MostreaL Under the first head it Is pre. posed that permanent works of fedidestioa shall be eve ' atomism] for the defame of Montreal sod Quebec. Ceder the mood bead ft is reposed to fortify Kisgetos, sad to construct aortal& permanent works for the defect t Toronto mid Heariltere against an attack from the Mire. My report also contains suggestions with respect Is the pro . vision of genboste, the impreveummt of cords eenneuelea. Moos, sad the coestructsen of works of defines width algid be throws up in time of war. rEBRUAN W. bad ao prischil 1 4' 1 4 11 govegia.4 negtigia .1 of the a -es to adept with a 4111 noon to inn . At for Sang that ..,y myosin aad that ,f to meet th. mother mak, Is a fair and ryi=lithe minaret which are requisite for rof 0.1 tepid the wean ler the drines of Montreal ad Quebec as ling el the meet mein isspertme. I call. mete the earl of these fat thine 4100,0001. • them far Ho ths de/16oa edam willned at 4440304 ; sad that the armaments fee the works eat about 100,0631 The weeks of fortnearies reamonded at IU-owns. Tante, esd Hamilton will soil about 600,0001., sad the arreasionte lathes plans about 103,0004 10. Whit romped lie the eandition of the local forest of Oneds, I ham the honour to slate for the =famines of done lecdship, that there already oriel is the veiniest towns el Canada sorrel corps of volunteer Mink d the diligent ems of the Nevin ward* to the legt mon itmountiog fa the egging* to 21,700* toss nee honestly tern out for dill, sad are paid by the government for their onion. I saw several of the volunteer regimens the tat at gashes ; they were well domed sad appointed ; tan Messrenso wag solherna and they worst through • irid-day very creditably. I ken name to brine that the veiniest I Iggith d Msstrsa t Toroth, sad other $6OlO are at born equal in nanny le the venders at gun= A gnat C= ei the Asses el nee corps have ohnied tee pensissey hem military beards before whom for ersinination. e= ted the dilli AF the attenien of the Apra nessemen lier the lad year Ms directed shir* is the establishimit military Merin ef intrue ries ifs AIM& The gemsatest rightly junta that it is et the lest inertesse Is providing for the Wuhan al l b . mill& Borne that there should be bin of tame so , rind nth the dens of the Winn peahens. ly, two inn el 1114110111111111 for Ann aro sow in Menties Oman—one is M. auks with the 17th Regiment at gushes, the ens with the 181 E Regiteset at Tweak. The lieseseen. Inienie (who an nester al the schools) and morns d thus entomb spongy told off to Sash, are fir this lorries by the previ pograreset, sad ore panted by the eneeele le the unitary pupils to W depot of predisiney they hen attriesd =aliened to melt for lerreene. A fin rime on is gained to an tam who has made hintieff as minted with the interior *mom of a Innen, sell gibe IS enable of mairenv ring • batWles ; • mound rime mn Mal* fis gins to oat who has learnt to drill sad hike I arnmend of a company. Os the 17th October Lek 13 lid as and 107 mooed elm esetifiestes bid been paned. There were at the same time 704 spplisants for admiesias. The formation of addition schools on the gams principle Ise then which sow exist at Qualm and Tozc s a h t . sad for geermate ea well as officere, is much to be 12. should hare observe that the prospect of the with dtawal el the imperial troop from the western districts is seecirdases with the =Monona from this sentry previous to the °sandman= morecnest has • depressing effect upon the efforts that are brag made for the improvement of the °essential of the militia of these districts. A. I have already stated, a military Moot has been esiablished at Tornio in conerin with on of her Illarety's regimen, and with most Mialfactery results. If the Brinh Mops were taken away tress the mem distrait, the mean of lestrectios for the militia Is that part of the emery would at the more time be withdraws, sad thus bad end meld be penned amain the people of gresrally. may theme, as an additional ranee spirit the L' slwithdrawal cif the troops from the went dig. at an immediate expedite= of searly 50,0304 for the asemmedena d the troops is lowest Canada would be thsssty esedevol and that it midi be en adenine to Lieu this at the way time when 1$ is proposed to provide tient banish aerommodnion is oonastion with the projected works et farrileation at Kaaren sad Quinn I should ad.i that although the laqbdity et the troops Meg out o ff would reader it roue to leave a small and mrapported body d ma meters mann of Oands is time et war, the ebjesties wend be materiatly dicsinirited if then were a kegs sal tare illsieM body of mint to set he easjusaties with the tes 14. I bn therefore respeethdly to ' , women to your lordship that the troops at presest is the Weems Penes& sheald tot he at present withdraws ; bat that os the contrary, every essentormat should be afforded to the imputation of the militia is that part tithe oeardry by the promos et an imperial regiment at such station as the peovissial goveraniest may Meet for the formatics cd meths military gated is the same principles as these which have bees established at Tenet art gene. 15. The Moaned number of militia-ores is Ganda of all maks, Minim of the men@ ass between 45 sad 60 pen years of ego, is 470,000. It therefore ensue Utak with a proper organisation, a imp force could be mode available for the defence of the previa= provided then were a rift dent sta ff of educated Slims and sca•aceninthiesed diners to whom the S4llO el the metal battalion could Unitas& wham called spas for duty. According to the latest report from the swim, the sane' militia, se son as the go vern:eat aril be is a pities to mks the ballot, will coexist, exclusive el enure. ef Iffilth she. 16. It appears advisable that some sensation shoed be made with regard to the minions fellands which the provincial Fret el Canada may hereafter obtain from their ure fee militia plopeer. 1 have, there fore coma with Colowil lillurdo, the Inspectortis mil of Volcanos is Great Brien, ou this subject, and beg to submit the following suggestion : 17. It is proposed that the force should be organised throughout the °pantry so as to best as equally as mein en the populated el the semen dirtier; that, ia order that the officers and men may be acquainted with each other, the officers ahosld be ahem, so far as meticeble, from those distrists, sad that their appointments should be conditicosi on their qualifying themselves either at the schools el instruotion, which have proved ei se much value, or is any other way that might Ind to the desired result, which should be Wed by erwinatioo. The km thus owned should be told off in companies sad hemline, somewhat as the priacipla of the administrative battalloos of volunteers is Great Betide. The companies would be drilled at their respective head quarters, and might be agaseibled at central points for battalion Instruction without necessarily involving as abeenee of the men from their items for mire than a day at • time. lli. There should be storehouses for arms, aeooutrementa, and clothing at the head-quarters of the several erenimies, under the ease of a sergesint instructor, who should be permanently ancient to each company. The storehouses may be of NB isexpessive cortructioe, and, for the make of sanity el the ante, should be surrounded with a palisade or other eackware. It would obviously be a great advents', to ban wine available at all times for the practice of the as. of the several companies who might be disposed to profit by their use, With &view, therefore, to afford essouragemot both to ofilorn, non-oxemiesiond affirm and me to work at rifle intruction and prise shooting, there should also be a reap provided in • cioneasent locality for nob eocapasy, or portico of a company, en the tiresomeness of the locality rendered desirable. By these arrangements the men would obtain a fair knowledge of company drill gad norkeirry C=which would much facilitate their Minutiae as a 6. 19. The permanent staff of • Minn should consist of an adjutant and a sergeant-major for the Natalie°, with a serpant-iestrunor for each company. Th• adjutant should in the first instance be as experreced offiow from regular army, gad should from to time visit the several companies at their respective localities. 20. It is recoin needed farther that the country should be divided into eoeveriient distriote for the compotratiou of the battalion into brigade* sod division and that the several corps should be rambled, if practicable. is camps for enters. A brigade and division staff should be appointed for purpose. 21. The permanent charges for this orpaisatieu win' re the pay of the adjutants, the sergee.ot•majors, and Sergeant-instructors; the cost of erecting storehouses; the provision of arms, accoutrements, and clothing ; tb. pay of such natation as might be celled out annually for drill ; sad the outlay rapine for the education of officers and ta at the schools of iestractiou as already es rig' 22. It is for coosideratiee whether, when not embodied, the Matteis el a capitation grant is proportion to the owned Ohioan of the members of ti= several companies would not be desirable. (See Order is Council, pages 36 to 4.1 of Voluateer Repletion for Great Brit.= ; also Articles 259 to 278 of the same regulations se regards the run nadir which the capitation gran is distributed.) 23. It is brined that as organisation en these principles would afford the means of applying the feeds at the disport of the Canadian government for militia to the best iment, and with the inst amountof isenvenienes to the widely mattered population of the emery. 14. Whether, however, this or any other possible arrange ment be made for the organisation of the militia of Canada, it an sweaty be expected that the force that mid be mustered at an outbreak of hostilities would be equal to withstand the mem is the open lea Weeks of nines are, therefore. menial to enable our comparatively smell forces to hold the points assist which the mats attacks would be directed. It la at the tomatoes's/int of a war that the greatest danger is to be apprehended, and it is sibmitted - that It is out by ening ourialme of the ad. vantages afforded by fortidoatloss that we can provide against oar troops being overpowered at the first onset or that time can be obtained for reedering the militia available for the deforms of the coneiry. The quern appears to be —whether the British Faroe now In °ands shall be with drawn, in order to avoid the risk of its Mese, or whether tonecessary measures shall be tans to no that Mee e of um fr the deism of the provisos. 25. The sum required for the contraction et the proposal works sad armament at Montreal and Quebec would en about one year's expense ef the molar faros we sew maintain Is Cana. It o a donna to suppose that that fern OM be of say uss for the denies VI the eons, without ferneariess to compering fat the miner • Tbe resorts of /micas yews showed s lone of sheet 35,000velsateer militia, bat a lose amber lave bees struck of the roll during the pest year, owing to their sot hem* gives esdielest evideeee el e desire to bonne sociadeted with their duty. Thee the stueber, which was soorhally shoat rb,ooo, ha. bees reduced seeerdiss to the latest re ports to ALM lilt two online mere were peeled by the OaTdien Legielstare ; one, "As Amt reepesting the ; the other, " As Aet nesse' leg the Volunteer Mil Force." Tin word " mains" wheel seed ohne refers to the forum the amonamo ol am whoa s t i lt s. ' boil sno od .b tUrz i e b t Slone Dow rhos V dr sorbs ete gir =l On i?de ribeddag entileo l ia t i p i tlideg to ses "Mo m : re obs ye. the rib el Ira wary .sold weld be .1.114 2 . 1 miff way fedi brow a andono sad support, resod all& the potpie a Our& would nay to ran aarooka, sad to ream lila ass. Beira will dr roar ammary, whisk tido Wary, their lorry* sad their love at Imo boobs dike .mor e thou drams to mortsia. —I bra tto ri =or be, laY ma lordship's obedrat briar Win. F. D 110100111) Junco. The Bight Floc Eat de Croy sad Ripon, Soorotery of err fat War, ka, he. CONVOCATION OF THE PBAVINCE OF OANTIOLEDTAY.-(THIB DAY.) This morning both houses of Convocation samoblocl at Wootoluster for the impish of banases THE 171 REE HOME. Thar lordships of the II Hesse ea fa Qum Assn Boastreace. Ilse of Oast sa u war* S: pressmi ass Mope of Looks, Petssioraseh, Gloucester sad flosisalor. IR Davit% red Odor& [ enalasss hid are coommasoed whoa our report laft.] LOW= HOUSE. The Lower Bowe ....hied la the Jeronimo Member, Ram the pelisses el m the Vesseabie Arethiseno• Die lath MAL Thee were oth the Dan el Westminster, Alaimo' Dodgem, etasa theremostia, Arianism Pretest, But, Ohemeller Ifses=t a Oseee Sehry ° 7 ll , rbe Rev. Sr Bar. tbilemew, the Rev. Ota g ral=e Rev. Preitsmiary , the Rev. Chats Weed.th the Bev. J B. 4 sa tge Rev. Kr. Bert, the Rev. Prithothery P Cl r = I tame. NEW maw TM V.....b1. ArabdssosoSir Glow Provost, Hon, sod tie Bay. Moos Ilsoldssom soprossatailvss far tar Doi sod °bytes of Wtototionor, toe disk suds. aingsi ossotaa Tito Raw proceeded to do soodslostios at the Budd SWIM MUM= E -- POW. -.-- nowt nasioni LW. .-firms DAY.) 111. • lia. 11.1. KN.' BAIL 14, 186 t. arr: :'. lIIIMIWAIG. I =I: ... PM; : : EIH*. ILL I.N. IL lI.Z. IN.& LILL I. I. a L kr.. ".7. „ waist r=t.: 1 1:1 11° ci = si: SUS r Nada P a li i▪ Iyol :: ANA LIM LI. LILL Z.N.,L l iZ x .7..1 1.1.1. ILL X.I. 1.N.1. 'JCL Nit. ILL S.ll. PainlidL wdosattwar. oil IlideNSO MOBSDAY. SAM to 8.8. M. and MAIN. 1.83. to &SW.. Mt. book. trait m o wd.-meditate to rate, soar ln trait. plias. N.& to S.L. hash. in warnia. Z. to 11.. trash to so. pions acme moo. &rata /a no above. sonssur. LI. to ILL. hulk Om LIL Lto UM, strong Kunio. E. to tt is trad in t i o l. ll.W. in to modem* wick = troth to mho- SOMIII mow to plaata. genandly OM Northars~amd. Waltaraamd. Asir, and adjo. outaiss. . Stre Ilenlitarn=lingibit ammal et w isstarnabanward Instanti awl North Sas.and Pei An attempt is being made to get tip a great puha library fee Effiribrigh, where hooka at mfamme may be coarulted by henry men as Is the British liumwm. The Parisian clerical journal, Le Monde, the owe of the Joni* is quire satheriestio sad rider:moque about the capture sad pawed appanage al one of them brigand chide who have so long helped is insider, rob bery, sad "dace outrages. The Mies= newspaper mys that Umbertol, the beamed Mist, has bete takes "by tie Prenels,* sad seat to St. An The Afore* thus dry nether him :—" Tambarild is the ideal el a Wave helped Adel of Oakhria, ems of Me most bandsmas mos Media olds. He Is dressed to a rich velvet milksop, with diger bottom aid silken mistimed. He weans Octane:pm bet, peed with flowing plumes—be locks every inch a prism" Thee, to add to the romans% there is the question al a item Ate, "el fairy farm and siesisal festares." The Rev. John &shine Campbell Colqubonn, BA., has bete argaisated to the perpetual mese et the Holy Trinity, Oreskkam-hill, Wisierhana , _- sad the Bev. Wm. Osbera 'restyle, LA., tau bees Hommel to the modes of leads sad Sittingbourne, to the county of Kist and diocese a Clasterbery. Lear Hoots or me Duct or NOZTlttaLlilit- LoND.—Duriog the last fortsight the &dos @adored beat oteasional attacks of riammatio pat. His heads were chiefly affected. A few days ego lb. labile mew with , drew from the extremities, and sought • /04ssoll in • more vital part. The noble sufferer ma perfectly eon seious that him sad was approaching. His mail needled attesdast, yr. Rotas, was met for, and watched kiss with the utmost dam On Saturday emakig kis symptoms became exessffingly alarming, and a smarm was seat requesting the atteociame of Dr. Charltos, et Noweselle. Oa proceeding by special kale to Mimi* Omits, he lona Use duke beyoed the power of harem aid. As about 6 dole& in the amain his pees fell fete a state el stupor, from which he Dever recovered. B. died at about • quarter before 3 o'clock on Sunday morning. He was attooded to the last by hie most estimable dachas, who has mar bees his tender ad assiduous nurse is the ion mom of allistisa with whisk, ie the latter part of his life, be has boss visited. Is addition to his medical advisors and his mach ettnelasd personal attemdsam the Rev. Court Gras:Mlle wm also preetat.— Northern Expreas. Tar OIL Re:owns or PirriestrofAertA.—A cor respoodeut ol the Morning Poe, writing on the Sad alt. from Oil Olty, says :—" Fore pave age the whole popula tion of the OB Omsk valley, from ane tad to the ether, could WA pool* number SOD people ; sow thane em set loss than 20,000, all actively employed acid all making mosey. If them are say poor people in that asighbour hood, they never eremed my path. Every ism Imw seemed to ham plenty of moan, aad used it freely. The scarcity of the female element among Uws population is very marked, and strikes the visitor at first as Ping ver4 h : a dd, but after a while its Ames omen to bnoticed. woman is by chasm found is a melee stash among Lb: hills, or is one of the booms in • Omsk village, the traveller wooden what she is doing there. As for Mildew, they are entirely out of the question, although all the mud sad grease would make it a parodies for a genuine boy. The few women that venture in the nil teem come for the pu— pa's of doing asomary work, sad children maid be hin drances of too serious • nature to be Wonted. A few Irish and German womeo, aoonotenald to life in a hovel, are content to dwell amid the disosenferts mid dint of the all region, but what becomes of the swarming progeny that belongs of right to every Irishman's shanty sad German's cottage is a puling problem. I Irishm a n's s h all stoat frau, stump lug about through the and in her kashmir@ high boots, how many child's& she had, but whether she answered • aloe' or seek 'la dill an woo question.' DESPZRATI STIttrGOLL —The Sheffield detectives lave succeeded in apprehending the whorls= wetter, Edward Ball, whom: map at Birmingham was seemed y week. There fa etrong evident* that Hall was C lig giati of the peg of ruffians who protted sad newly sameand Mr. Busby, Fin l Pitawilliam's cal !gent Seca after the outrage he absoooded. gad the plea reanived information that be ems is iffivainetrasa mad Datselke Whiteley was seed owe. He took mater. with the Meal Folios, and Bars leighep were surrounded. but sea ed the Birmingham detectives left hie post, where he kad be.. stationed to word as oetle and the MY soaped with nothing as bat his shirt. He received a serious injury ia jampin from the window. A suit of shah was procured by him from a friendly publican, to whom he mid he bad best nabbed and Pates in • beam al 111-fame, and Hall left the tows. He mem to have walked scrum the constry frees Birmingham to • small village celled Stan siestas, two miles from Sheffield. Late aa Sunday Sight the house where he had lakes refuge was sarroneriad, sad a policeman named Pople, with a detective seined Matt, mere 'tattooed mar • building oommuxiestbeg with the beam Hall heard mother officer la the home, sad he made his wok, out through • trap door sad eat of the War& Popi. hoe to Lem Hall is a very powerful eras, tai an esperiseeed wrauller, ad be threw tbe him be a. 1 sioment, sad was making off, whoa Wins sprang upon kin. sod the two struggled doeporstoly for about 10 minute.. The oßese, who h a very powerful man, wee reeestedly booked I down, bat he "pre as good as he took" gad at hoe Ha dow el he woeld Odd. Wise allowed Idea to ph up, and be abused the bogus by lemooking the seem dom. Wlts thee drew his staff sad Mrs& the fellow rk Now ea the bed which babied him, and he the. put tie handcuffs es. The effects of the blow went so helm that it was expected yesterday ha would di., and .ti slants were coo !, alantly &dadaists's& to him. W. may slate _that I. hi. e st, when kis b rubbery, onus room mt ound . = w o o s; sowebei mosa mmi er 'the oat which be left bellied kba at e =ra were , • Osumi • " • kneskirdester," • jemmy mad. la the hew , Ipplossele far belie( Bah" au 11 .11 being. too ill to gm* kb confederates ia the robbery were brie& y ; iiiimeary awl reeraili her a week. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE (Bolero the Jodie Odium) CODSOPIPTON V. 0001112101011 AND ANDINAL, At the dein Cl the odd tide mashy the rt t o,4. slur, pre jade:mid on. the application fora se e elm ere be dem. His lembidp said be tat booed to re4 l e • rule is slow awes wiry • sew trial should wet be Ghent To groat • sew bid is Mr palatal sad molly oese itrans YAW "pen =ode, asi add* mey ober end roams& Oa d=euddegiss it was Awed that de realist in s weigidd edam's, imeemb sett embed ad of Mee. Weida, whieh lbse ir oirlda s t= l 4 l was set wee*, breedr, de a ga m endeoly dais the prealses the , eag Ha Nut meld romped tbdr adds& It was als o ocateedsi y e s lbw had boss mistlesolise, bosun the Ma big sal ye lobes the Jury so awe* m and to h o , • parts el 'the 'diem This was alligem ee a i to kind of 1111111118Sliely mad the sense el the mos eilleh Seed te be Sim to hob vatiel 6_2 . M is Elitist aids that was ha arrive et myth*, Us commie esneset • arz tdlted then would moody ewer be •am al without ea impliseHes Cl Welded. Oa tie pull= Amides ft was orgeittsi the evidence was bedinim y diebildi the amp that it was be who we. at th e g em . wed Head vii Nam Oadriegtoo, or that a my* less. bed been dammed to it swithed by The 'dim brieweer, is the 'Oahe d end did Malik Ile Meet Oeicnel Asinseased ibl ere at lid Gramma He ; Nell ed re le ihe hies"ritarwa wen epee tie Odds' Andreae to here Pit l e a siimss Idyls( ad be bed meld& H. The sent It. yid V tbs. bed been &my sad wise it wan food ihe no diddlt bad boss seed% the teemed coded tee Ile. =a ties y muddy owed m bed anested. lbw AY net, dew_ Hie slaw grenels eel adds the sweet et His WNW* bed na i l to aspen Cl the dirties Byte Nth sidles st it. Mira Ad the ✓ibedsol is fie dimestios to pied the eats et the ebie Idedinele.err say Pelt el the meet Yid 6. esepoodent. !lie abersdrot, It Tr NM's, eel 411181111111111 raid to the special Cl sate wen end oniserily it bed bele a r l ied i t adds rules gomesed meet Cl the mum Ala as. Ides the send ,• hat tide de by seemed on emblem um A the _pod efOrdeasi Andaman it w ee eflor that the fed* el tie petitioner bed .it been hos troceVrans. It Why mooed limb he bed ad esly esdadel his wile Iron lb hod by sight, bid tired is sewed society by day. It y e dhows that having gene together tate moiety, ldt is moss hems Istmdidslate neammeded by Vol. sad that be Inter die ord so seesuriamied. Mute= tamilier:lies Mewed Ms. Oeidmiles end U were swore be by Jeans Tod. he was asked why tz sot mentioned the metier b01e.., and be seder we go be lbergiet Hid the widow lime all abed it, ad Ishii most bad hews of it en a ll . It and mos elm ave it evi wi dence bat le Crhad istentiy weey thdraws Ins irel r bell beam, he did net wish to ham any dike. It woo deo deer on it diked lid the Lionised. Maw pressied Um. Oeddigies's it eel he. sedisiatme% with Oohed Ada m& Ike psi rtes to desk very able remeelog es Odd Asitassa's behalf, to tM effect that the ode Wend le Os plainer is alslatag • dimes ought all be Hat M some parties d tiel gasnres Is Or desslien d en* mimed mem emelt aaid Ohm portion depend ea in degree to shire tbe Iseisselled open wens wobbly esteibbel ha peed. The aeon paw se mesas prepared, Hindus. adopt without soodilisellswe sad while ft 0112131118 ose band easy that the cenimat Cl it. psalm his bow swab as to limbs nameable it eased, as the Ober bed, p the liegfk a i l l essi Amiens. from tbe ado et proving mid dm the seater, which be bad dimes to pat is has. Tie mush I therelose, modemse bbd is them ode; but ft will net go farther. Ha ill sot hereto bar the sash Cl Yid Owisteglea, aar the cons it tie =fa wan she acesoled Mr la roped d t pdmay, me It. code of the dimmed, white arose estirely is Hid bread el the sm. The dart thee bead a variety of micas, lamb* es piste of public !steed. THE POLICE COUETB• (THIS DAY.) THE SAFFRON-HILL MURDER. Hopei Orrporio, the Ita lia pielare-freene rkr, ri sada pissed at the bar Were Mr. D'Ey noon* he er examiaatico, ea e charge referral against hie by lir. Negri* Cl having, cable own coefeetion, maadirsi Marl Harrington at the Gold*. Anchor public-bomb, Great cm the night of the 26th of Was feet. Mr. F. H. Lewis, barrister, atteuded for the prememl‘ aid Mr. Mestagnie Williams, barrister, apparel ter the edema iwaltweted by some el the Minds of the rime; Kr. Gatti interpreted, sad Mr. Supsrialeadsnt Gam, division, watched the ore in behalf of the Gruelethar el Polies. The primmer doom his incerceratios seems to havesofied a peat dal, and whoa be was placed in the dock append to have bees weeping Mandy. It may be stated that the unfortunate potman, Ribbed, who was also stabbed en the same occasion, and who AM hes bra an iamb of the Royal Free Hospital, Gaye* roof, wider the care of Mr. J. D. Hill, the resident marl dhow, is pregreesies satifeeterily, bat is far fete well. Before the case conourred Mr. D'Eyacouit, whe our assompasisd by Mr. Alarader, the clerk, west aid demi the place where the murder was committed. Mr. Lewis, is opining the MINN said that apse the bd remise a request was made that "Maser should be Ire* far ward to show that Michael Harrington was maraud la the begatelle teem. The reins wby he had not wild those altruism was brow it world be brining idiom from the enemy's 'oamp. It might be stated that this were "lore" reasons in the case, for it had come to the em e/ the permeation that before Mn. Shaw married Mr. Be' the condensed men, l'eliszioni, had kept company alb her, sod that was another num why he should sot bee called them triremes. The evidence he should call weld be merely to prove the death of Harringtoo, and thee is ebould ask the magistrate to rod the ase for trial. Pietro Gegissa.—l am • fume-maker. end aids d 15, Hyroatreet-hill. I was at the Golden Ascher or Bt ✓ears el the 96th el December last. I saw the prime Grego& thin Wirer atz and seven. The mu Pellaeld was not thew at that time. I went to the Borders pal& hoar and fetched Peßadrui to the Golden Arbor. Thi is about two rebuttee' walk. Before I west to fetch Naiad from the &rem there had hese a &ate:beast at the Wise Aneher—ehout tan Wastes bolero As far as ooeld there were • great may perecas taking part in the distedems& and the primmer wager, Cl them. That distorters wale the deasiag.room or taproot, and not in the *Air room. Wire I came back from the &edam with Nee' phial Pellitioni to the Golden Anchor I did vet vb. bat I saw Seraphini go in. From the time 1 loft fle Golden Anchor to my return with Seraphini was about dm minutes. We walked beak quietly. rider I tow# l 1 hack Seraplalai I made a statement to him. Mr. VErterairt did not *Mk that was evidence. Croareramined—l beam Gregorio's brother, and Ire him at the Golden Amber, sad he was in the disturber& The disturbance I tow wee a malting of a rite, bat I wa i t lay what it was as I came outside. Mr. VEynomirt—Did you see Harrington then' Wirer—No. Mr. D'Hyscoest —Did you see the prisoner stole Maaw Whams—No. I saw Grenade in the taproom, bat I a net see him go ia. Yea Marla Kiec—l em the wife of William IW. aell reside at 211, Imam-lane. I was at the Golden Ai pabliabesse ea OW skit el the 26th De:amber, and I Mc Ia the Issigatelle-room. I saw Ifichael Harriegtea lima I put saw bins alive frem 6 to half.psat, and he was this log Alter that time I did net see him until he was hronliN out to be takes ia the cab. I did not am him as the ISM aa I was knosheddows. I sae% say how loon It was site saw him alive and well that I saw him In the cab. MI man Berephisi honked me dews. Gneiss was recalled, awl stated that at the time o the seam tie primmer only had moustaches and no beard sii be new bra Mr& RLi (acetineed)—l sever saw the primer WO in my lite until this monk. Never. By Mr. DlEysoesirt—l Ilea about to hem the %APO' Teem when I was keeeked dews. I was epeeist the dear leave the Implalloomeo wheel I was beaked deem. Mr. Intysesurt—Da yea Wind to swear solem 2l 3 the primmer i< net the man that knocked you dome h heirs I lbw e7si isso kepi Os ! :.~ km I dans I 00.4 . Wtbreme—l de. Mr. D'E t iseeert —And Meet alter Ton hearl that the MM) Penedos' yes agg the enea that knocked yen dove? 4 mil Witi•Oß-4 IL I met say whether there wee a oohs whether flee or three eateesa or sot. Mend we one& tad rid that be could se... .41 whether he bal shitheee or set as the the Be afterereris aid that be ally raw the primmer vtlh. inseeieehe Was bawl. 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Miaow= 4 al UNA Wham asked why Ishii ill 0 se i zer ia r bed iZ whines Oat lia ly withdraw ha • 0 Iwo awy &Rhea the harw adit :, e ar kiosks I Mom, as I Asthma 'h ! resift al Wa a d ....". new. Worm& I. =".. ,ail t*.6111