The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.. • HOUSE OF LORDS.—FatasT, MAY 19. no LOAD CHABCALLOZ took his seat on the woolsack at Seee'elork. INCREASE OF THE EPISCOPATE. Lord LYTTELTON give notice that in consequence of a anosal made to him by the Archbishop of Caatarbury, he would postpone prseenting• petition praying for an Warsaw of tit* episcopate, until that day week, and he would also pattposo the motion which stood in his name for Friday the ll* May, for a select committee to ioquire into the PPS eation sod operation of the Final Court of Appeal in caws aosteraiag the doctrine of the church of Englaad, until mast mama whoa he would endeavour to bring it on in the early part of the session. THE CASE OF THE HANNIGAN& Lord LIFFORD called attention to the ow of John and Charles Honiara, who, be said, had been excessively resishol for an assault on the sheriff's officers et Lifford, salaty Dosiegal. Earl GRANVILLE said that the caw appeorsd to be • Pry gross one, and the Lord Lieutenant, acting on the 'Palos of the chairman of the quartet sessions, had very Scsperly left the law to take Do course. Tbe Oxford University (Vinorian Foundation! Bill, the °meow and Inland Revenue Bill, and the Polio. Saw. annostiou Bill were pored through committee. TM Metropolitan Iloaselon Poor Bill was re.ul a third VW and pawed. The Public Offiess, Site sad Appccaditss, Bill, and the Lydia Odious, Site aad Approaches, Bill, were read a second timid 'Their lordship adjoanted at 5 minute' to 6 o'clock. HOITSK OF COMMONS..—FRIDAY, MAT 19. The Seem= took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. Ilse following prints bill. were read a third time sod pond :—Crays Gas, Dublin Port Tramways, Great South mu sad Wasters Railway. Kington and &dieter Railway, Math British Railway (Edinburgh Station and,Market), end fileatharapioa Corporation. MILITARY ILESERYE FUND. Lord HOTEIAM pre notice that on Monday he should ask the noble lord the Under Secretary for War whether he would noderb.ke that the accounts of the military reserve hod should is future be made up to the 31st of December. with the view of being laid on the telile with the army estimates ; sad also whether those accounts wen audited, sad if so, by whom. COUNTY REPRESENTATION. Mr. WHALLEY announced that on this 30th itatant be ettesild ask leave for the introduction of a bill to assimilate the law of &O land to that of Eaulead with regard to the 40a freeholders voting at the olrouutt of repteseutritivas dm shires in pediment. PROCLAMATION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. Mr. D. GRIFFITH asked the First Lord of the Treasury er witeth hie attention had been drawn to the proclamation of the President of the United States, offering 100,000 SON, for the arrest of Mr. Jefferson Davis ; and, whether bar Majesty's ministers were prepared to make any represen tations to the goverereeist of the United States in reference to the treatment of the Southern leaders. Lord PALMERSTON—The only answer I can give to Ye question of the hon. gentleman is that her Msjestv's sovernmeet have no intention of attempting any interference in the istenial affairs of the UMW States. (Cheers.) - ATTORNEYS CERTIFICATES. Os the mraios for going into committee of supply, Mr. DENMAN TODD to move that, in the • of this boos& it is just and expedient that the aan duty Payable span certificates taken out by attorneys, solicitors, and proctors in England and Ireland, sad by writers to the mutest, solicitors, agents, attorneys, and precentors in Soot hed, should be abolished. He stated that shoe giving seam of this motion he bed received • deputation of the prolessioe, representing Bashed, Ireland, and Soothed, and from what he had gathered from them and loused from other sources, he had satisfied himself that the tax was most unjust, arbitrary, and anomalous. Mr. VANCE, in seconding the mot= said this duty premed with penile/ hardship upon solici tor. is Ireland. Mr. HUNT did nos wish to enter into the merits of the gentle° het protested against the time when the motion was bro ught forward. He asked whether they could fairly decide upon the merits under exiting circumstances! The 'notion effected the Interests of all those persons who were employed is electioneering throughout the length and breadth of the land. (Laughter, and cries of "Hear, hear.") His noble friend below the gangway had said that all the boroughs were in the hands of attorneys. He (Mr. Hunt) did not go as far as that, bat he dared say that a greet mossy in that house were indebted for their seats to the exertions of that meritorious body of men. (A laugh.) Would they vote that night ea free and independent OWL. bus of parliament, or under the influence of an Ind*e pressure orooght to beer upon boo. members before the plural election! He should certainly vote for going into supply as amass of defeating the motion. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HUMBERSTON, in supporting the moth., said that the principle of the bill of 1850 was distinctly affirmed by the house oo two or three occashos, sod that the mea sure was only lost on the third reading at three o'clock in the morning. Mr. BLACK complained of the iojestice of • heavy spatial tax being imposed upon writers in Sort] and, while advocates and barristers were exempted from any such burden. Mr. CLAY said be objected to all inoan's whatever for carryilig on trades. He saw no name why • solicitor if an auctioneer shottld pay • tax more than • butcher or a taker. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUERsaidheshould, ea the part of the government., offer • stout relation* to the moans of his hon. friend, but he should not one single word that oonid be construed into disrespect towards the soli citors se • body. They ell knew the vulgar insinuations ' that were sometimes heard against solicitors. It was the fact that the profession of the law aft °Wed the noblest scope for the highest qualities, hut it also afforded scope for the lowest. A worthy and honourable solicitor was himself one of the most valuable members of society. Nowhere was the principle of honour to be found in • purer state, and it was not the lees pure because it was combined in their case with • mosteelieliteeed aid disinterested twin "this of prudence. One word on the parliamentary polities of the question. He was sorry that his hem. and learned friend on going into the parlisineutary history of the ques tion, had stopped abort at • point of the greatest interest. He thought the external proprieties would have been better soesulted if the application for the removal of this tax had been made at a period more remote from the great event which was likely to happen in • few mouths. (Hear, hear.) Mr. DENMAN rose to explain. (Criss of "Order.") The SPEAKER mid the boo. member would have the weer of earphrahg when the Chancellor of the Exchequer had finis he& but he had not the power to interrupt him. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would say sethiee whatsvec about the permanence of the tax. Then were taxes that must be permanent. Bat this appeared to he • tax fairly open to the oneideratios of Undies. But he was bound to say that his hon. friend entirely hided 10 that patios of his argument which related to the relative mitten of the annual duty and the duty upon entrance. About 1001. was still paid by the youth on his enteriog on the protean= of an attorney. But while the hon. and learned gentleman said it was monstrous to make the attor. say pay W. a year he said nothing about hie 1001. The true way to give relief was to look first at the ease of this heavy tax on admissioo, which wee • tax entirely au favour ef the rich agaiset the poor. and if the boo. gra- Semen should bring in • bill be should feel it his duty to argue that point. For the present he merely said that the house would do wisely not to agree to an abstract resolution of this kind, and as regarded the general Seances of the e inntry, the government had carried reduc tion to the utmost, and he felt confident that the house would not *sprat them to go further. Mr. CRAUFURD remethed that is 1853 the question wee not merely whether they would repast the dray on attorneys certi ficates, but whether they would repeal that duty or the advertisement duty, and the house chose to espial the advertisement duty. The house divided, when the numbers were : For the amendment • Against • 143-3 Mr. Denman's motion wee therefore carried le rade" to avoid any inconveeienee from the feet of the asseadment being carried it was proposed sow that the Speaker leave the chair, so that an opportunity mighty be . glees to raise the remain* questions on the paper. WARRANT OFFICERS' WIDOWS' PENSIONS. Sir J. HAY called attention to the patinae of the widens of warrant oldcare of the navy ; and moved that the mug exception which deprives thane who hewn' widows peter to 1860 01 nay proanon in not approved by this Immo. Sir J. ELPHINSTONE wooded the motion. The home divided. For the amendment Aphis! it 62 Xi The amendment was therefore lout. SUPPLY. The bowie then west into committee of supply. The following votes were agreed to :-76,00M. foe bai lees. of refuge, 49.9301. for works at Holyhead and Port- Harbour, 10,6771. for public buildiep is Ireland, 19,4241. for maintaining lighthouse@ &breed. On the mottos that 4,0001. be greeted to an asylum in fie Lie of Man for criminal and other lunatics, Mr. FINLAY moved the rejection of the vote an the green& that the House of Heys ought to Sod the foods. The vote was defended by Sir G. Our and Mt. F. PZIL, and Do a division was warmed by 49 to TA Among the other votes agreed to were 20,0001. for wort- Resess is Scatted, 27,0001. for coutribetMee in aid of local esesssmeate of public buildings, 51,0341. foe the salaries, ha, of the officers of the two houses of ppaerrllament, 39,4881. kr the Tressory, 20,1181. for the Hoene department,tl,36Bl. Me the Golosial-offiss, 13,8421. for the Privy Oesattl, and *M3I. far W Besot al Trade, &a On the vete of 48,8651. for the Foreige-offfee, Mr. D. GRIFFITH menziested epos the desire of oohing down the espouses of this partionlar de =t of the govenietest, as, a policy of " rest and be 1" having bees Inaugurated, it was so loafer sem - asay to keep op the elaborate machinery maintaised at the teriMpsiece in days part, when the govensweet of the eseseelity had a policy in reference to fasts paves.. Tim vote Ina agreed to. as was also ems of 1,000,0001. to goky off Exchequer Beads. ~~~ TE E RSS, SATURDAr EVENING, The Chiormen was then directed to report propels, and the house mmef. ' The report on the Inland Revenues Art we brought up and agreed to. The Drainage and Improvemeot of Lands Act (Ireland) Bill wee read • third time and passed. ROMAN CATHOLIC OATHS BILL. Oa the motion for going into committee on the Roman Catholic Oaths BSI. Mr. VANCE sweated that it would be better hat government should take up the sublet* t and frame au oath which all members of the bones might mks In common. He moved W. B. BRI the adjourement of the debate. Sir DGER seconded the motioo. Mr. MORRELL , the author of the bill, declined to ant on the saggesttee et Mr. Tamer, alleging that if he were to do so so private member could is future hope to carry any bill theoneh the haws. M r . WHITESIDE thouGht the preened of Mr. Tatum was teraonable. Sir G. GREY said he woe not disposed to take the subject out of the hands of Mr. Meneell. L o rd GALWAY expresesd his Woos dimpproval of the conduct of tbe government in assenting to the motion for going into committee without giving an opportunity for a fair considwration et the measure. Mr. HUNT had voted for the wooed reading, bat, after what took place on Wednesday last, he certainly expected the government would have been prepared to introduce a maeoure on the subject. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected that if the governmeet did that, the subject would be st once throws into the category of party qamdions. Mr. WALPOLE regarded the - oath as the result of a solemn sad deliberate compact. Any a lteratioe, therefore, should oome recommended on the rescesibility of ministers, and ought to be adopted only after the gravest con- sidersti;o. On a division, the motion for the adjournment of the debate was debated by 115 to 44. Mr. B. STAN HOPE: then moved the adjournment of the house. Sir G. GREY suggested as a °mummies that the house should go into committee pro fornik, and the chairman at once report progress. After sews observations from Mr. Waivrains and the Arroinrwr•Gnizast, The house wain divided, and the motion was negatived by 102 to 36. Mr. WHALLEY then moved the adjournment el the debate amid mach interruption, which he protested strongly against. Ile then read the oath now administered, an d, amid much lankier, criticised it and the oath proposed to be substituted. Mr. MONSZLL said he could not resist the motion. The debate was thee adjourned end! Tuesdny. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill was reed a third time sal pawed. The house adjourned at 25 minutes past one o'clock. Ongtale VaalSO said *et with regard to Lord Fetus!, on the whole he egasidesed kedship had served the borough televably well. al might be that lately there had beeS emus felling off la his attention, but taking him ` for all In all they might have • far welcome as thekrepolisenive. The/being the etas he moved "that the meeting saaabecuUt i v . • M give its semen le Lord Ferthy at the next Mr. Orate seconded the resolution. Mr. Frecith moved as is amendment, " That • depute** from the meeting wait upon Lard Formby to anothain his lordship's views with regard I. the fame representation of the boroftb." Mr. Siocktoo seconded the amendment. Such • rraassoadontioa as that proposed by Ospleia Dickenson would be • most clangorous one, more especially in fit. Panama, where they were not so much sedated with his lordship as to pledge themselves agaie to support him, and allow bins still further to miampreestit their intonate. He HILL Stooktoo) admitted that with regard to the principle of Lord Fermoy's votes there was no fault to be found, but the dimatisfaction was that he was Dot in parliament so often to vote as he should be. Captain Dickenson was not had of the par ticular local matte Lord Ferinoy had neglected. Mr. Foresee mid this could be easily pointed out. There was that scandelous monopoly the Imperial Goa Bill, the various railway bills affecting them, /co., with& be bad tat entirely to Mr. Harvey Lewis. But anything like benefit to the rstepayers was overwhelmed by the company lafineeos in the Housed 00011110011. After some dircusaion, Captain Dickeesos, with the cement of his seconder and the mee - t ing, withdrew the original motion end on Mr. Freeth's amendment becoming the substantive proposition, Mr. Watson moved and lir. Winter seconded an amendment to the effect that • latter be written to Lord Fermoy erpreseive of the opinion of the meeting as to his pest conduct, acid the probability of his lordship's future attention to the load interests of the cionstitueney." Dr. Baelihoff Qat, Mr. Peter Gahm, and others a:premed their conviction that it was an undignified course either to wait on Lord Fermoy by e deputation, or to send him *latter. There was on doubt his lordship would hear of these proceedings, and he might then be induced to arouse himself and afford his consti tuent§ some information. With that object both the motion and amendment were ultimately withdrawn, and the meet ing adjourned for • week. GRISZNIVICII.4.4II reply to an invitation from an 1 infirmatial emotion of the liberal party Admiral J. B. Dram- I mond, C. 8., a member of the present Admiralty Board. and formerly commodore rapertatendent of Woolwich Dock yard, has declined to came forward as a candidate for the representation of Greenwich, and the only candidate now in the field is Sir Charles Bright, who has received promises of support from a large portion of the oonstituency, and will shortly bold meetings to explain his political views at Greeewich, Woolwich, and Deptford. Placards ere posted thrmghont the borough calling upon the electors to rap port Captain Douglas Mania, who. however, appears to be entirely unksown to the constituency. Sir John H. Max well Is still spoken of sa the conearvetive candidate, bat the may chance of his return would be • division in the liberal rub. which doss not appear likely to take place. UNIVERNITY or OXFOID.—The response to the .eircealsrs laced by Mr. Gladstooe's committal Is, we learn Of mach a prompt character, that the right hon. gentleman's supporters ate most ravine of his spoons at the approach. beg sinvereity election. The Oxford board are working with a seal sad energy which can hardly fail to swam suc cess, sad every moment which can be snatched from acade mical duties seems spent is furthering the cause of the Chescellor of the Exchequer. The interest attached to the studios is sot embed to emissivity drolim. but is shard by the chemise seaerslly. who. Is case Mr. Glad 'too* were defeated and Mr. Naito retired from parliament, would Invite the right boo. gentleman so become Mr. Card. well's colleague. METROPOLITAN BOARD 01 WORKS. The ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works wee hold yesterday at the offices. Sprig gardens ; Sir Joan THWAISINI the chairman, presiding. Mr. DALTON celled the attention of the board to the fact that Mr. John Thwaltee, their chairman, bad received the honour of knighthood from her Majesty, sad in doing AO said—As her Majesty has dose our chairman the honour of contunag on him the honour of knighthood, which we all rejoin to me, I think it is a eolopliment conferred on the whole beard—War, heart—and r Must that be may be blessed with health and streugth to perform the donee of his office for many years to come. (Chun/ Mr. SATAOR geopseed that the words of 11. r. Dalton be entered on the minutes of the board. Mr. NICHOLAT said there was no doubt the board war very much piqued at the compliment that had been pared upon them through their chairmen, and be hoped that he would long occupy the position he now so ably filled. (Hear, hear.) He then seconded the proposal of Mr. Savage, and it was aped to. The Ogallala! then said,—Cleutlemee, I thank you for this expremion of your kindly feelings in referenes to the hoarier which kir Majesty has bun pleased to confer on myself. It has bean truly stated that it is not se much an honour to myself u to the board over which I have the honour to preside. I think this board will not object to eater oa its Dimness the letter which I received teem Sir George Grey, as it is a part of the history of this board, and ought to be recorded on the minutes of their moose& inp. therefor% propose that the clerk shall be in structed to enter that letter on the minutes of their pro medlar. (Hear, hear.) The auggeatioa was acceded to. Mt. POLLARD, the clerk to the basal, read communica- Hoes from the St. Martin's-in-the-Fields Vestry, St. Mary khan Vestry,Straed District Baird of Weeks, St. Saviour's, Hackney, Westminster, sad Whitechapel District Boards ; the Paddington, St. Mary Stratford, Konsiegion, and Shore ditch Vestries ; the Common Council of the City, and from Mx. Hawkins (mod Mr. Norwood, protesting against the pro posed grant of 19,0001. to the engineers. They were ordered to be entered on the minutes of the board. the Mr. Smart, the solicitor to the board, brought up sew Fire Blip& Bill, of which he had made the following unlysis :—The metropolis is &deed to compene all parts within the jurisdiction of the board. Attar the Ith of January, 1866, the duty of the board shall be deemed to be to utopia fires and protect life sod property from fire, sad to that purpose they shall have the power of providing sad maintaising an efficient force, properly equipped. The board was also empowered to parttime" building and land for stations, stables, and dinghies, homes for the firemen, sod to °attract to lay down telegraphic communication from one station to mother. The sixth clause gave them power to purchase the existing pima of the Fire Brigade, together with their offices sad balding. The form was to be eonatituted under the command of as offiosr, to be called the chief officer of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. The chief allow and men of the Fire Brigade were to be ap pointed and removed at the planar* of the board. The board wee to regulate salaries, pensions, and rewards for services. They were also to have power to make arrange ments for the purchase of fire escapee, or to °attribute to the fund' of fire escape societies. The powers of the brigade were next defined, and the police wen empowered to usist them in the execution of their duties. To meet the ex. penesof the brigadeevery aloe that thawed against fire will have to pay AM per annum for every minim pounds sterling of property they insured in the meiropolie, and the contributions are to be considered as specialty debta due to the board, sod recovered accordingly. The Treasury was to contribute a sum annually, not exceeding 10,0001., ac cording all parliament might vote it. The board might, with t he comsat of the Treasury, borrow 40,0001. for the purposes of the act. Then followed various miscellaneous provisions few regulating °Moen penalties for chimneys on fire, recovery of putties, audit of amounts, and establish ment of a salvage force, for employing the force beyond the metropolis, and to permit the brigade to be need within the metropolis, for special services, on tense to be agreed upon. The board was empowered to levy a rate not exceed ing id. in the poood, to be raised like the rates under the Metropolis Local Management Act, except that the board was to lathe a warrant to the overseers, who were to collect the mosey with the poor rate. The board adopted the general principles of the bill, and referred it to the Streets Committee to consider the clauses is detail. Mr. Bazacerre brought up the report of Dr. Latheby and himself relative to the nuisances orated by certain manufactories at Crossness. It went iota the details very minutely, and described them se intolerable naminces, and very injurious to the health of the °doers oonneeted with the Main Drainage Works. The report MY referred to the Main Drainage Committee with power to take such steps as were necessary to remove the nuisances emplaned of. The routine business having been disposed of, the board adjourned. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND Dow= RAILWAY.—A special passel sowing of propristore in this lo companwas held yesterday at tits Victoria nation, Lord Bonds" the chair, for the purpose of considering 6ye bills DOW Wort parliament ; the lint authorising the oompany to make connecting railway", and to widen parts of their anteing midways ts Surrey ; these ooed authovnin the company to make a short oonaacting railway at when, to wafer certain power' with retardant to the Ken Coast Railway, and esseaptioas from dues at Broadetairs, Ramp* and =; th e third providing fora antributios from the mad Routh Western Railway Company to the ander nide( of the London, Oisatbana, and Dover Company, and for the use by them of a portion of the undertaking; the fourth authorising the eosennolioa of 'away, to maned Deal and Wales., end Dover ; sad the fifth enthendag the arealgamatios of poetises of the company's sedmisking with portion of the Landes sad South Wanton Railway, and for regulating and intreseing the banowiag powers of the Lune donspany. Mr. Nnamin, tie salmiter having rued the beads ef the the &vino= toes amnia, thew width wan speed tefib. A vote of thanks to the shakoes madded the ine seeding& [Advertieernant. ]--HOLLOaraT'S Pale. Ts Mat to the stet —Thee* the Mal be emonsest and the enfeebled by ondased Win , the gaffer/a laid wade makes last alert to meta health by hddajg Hellownft C i =r ib. ' t a g . eatehMl, 4l.B.l Z ahem. Net beyond bled mach seamed to mains Ws ven genie trealmene with seen and advendiala Noble p ot old age seed km anY Mimi to It= Ha l la=dend come ot thew They an ft dom. pid d id", ammo & daemon^ einism, want et 1111101141. abild•red b°•rola, oseeelgatiea. and the Sanar r il,ll Whim& !pin from der a a ammo silimp digesina sad emsmilmew mem THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOBOUGH.NTREET. Mr. Jana Flearesan, of the &Meth° Hall, Denrcark. M r . Bobo, appeared to answer • ensmoues taken out by Mr. &Ming Oyes, Bscastery el the Deemed/ Authors' Boeieey, for " that he did, at • minis place el publie resort, he the Eclectic in Denosark-street, have and keep the said home and place of public resort for the public performance of stage plays, without authority by virtue of !Atha patent from her Majesty or any of MT pre. deoeesore, and without license from the Lord Chamberlain for the time being." Eraser* was given showing that dramatis pieces had been played in the budding, and 4d, charged for admission at the doors. For the defence it was weeded that the pieces were intro. Boned to add to the attractions of a concert , and that there was no intention of evading the law, or any knowledge that a penalty had been incurred. Mr. Tyrwhitt said although it had been stated that there was no wish to have the defendant fieed, be othsidered if be did not ooevict the defendent It would be exempting him from all liability. He had no doubt the defendant let his place to penmen to play anything they liked. Thedefeadant had no right to let the piths for such purposes, and appeared to have no defence. He should fine the defendant 20s. under the 2nd memos of the sot, in order to let him see that be must not infringe the sot But if the defendant intimated to him that he would not suffer the place to be used for dramatis purposes again, be would only impose a amp of Ns. The defendant said he would promise that the plea should not be used for the purposes objected to again. The fine of 10e. and costs was then inflicted. SHOCKING CONDI TISTE ION R OP TWO LUNATIC SS. At the Lambeth police-court yesterday a me was brought under the notion of the Hon. G. 0. Nadu by Mr. Gabb, the relieving officer of the parish of kit. Mary Newington, respecting the treatment of Sarah Dix, aged 50, and her sister, Visa Dix. 45, imbecile lunatics. The parties, who had been removed by a magistrates authority, were brought to the court in a fly in the sharp of two nurses, aed a sight more pitiable thou that which they preasated could scarcely be imagined. Though subjected to • good cleansing on that morning vermin were plainly observable in their beads, and crawling over the rugs by which they were t em porarily covered, sod both ware frightfully emackted 2 from apparent neglect and ball starvation. Sarah seemed the livelier of the two, and when spokes to by the magis trate brightened up a little, and uttered something which however was perfectly unintelligible ; but Eliza appeared to be in • stet* of hopeless idiotoy, and both were pronounced by Mr. Hut, the parish doctor, to be confirmed lunatics. Mr. Gabb informed the magistrate that, in conarquspee of information that bad reached him, he, on the day before, proceeded to the house, 1, Providence-street, Walsworth common, kept by their sifter, and there found in the frost parlour Eliza Dix. The poor creature was crouched up la the wood frame of an old sots _without any mattress, bed, Of covering j her clothing an old cotton drone, without any underclothing of any sort; neither shoes nor stockings ; her hair matted together, with the joint effects of filth and vermtne, sod in a fearful state of emaciation. The state of the wretched apartment, disgusting as it was, appeared cleanliness itself u *mowed with the next one he entered immediately after. A ware from his information that there were two sisters coodeed in the house, he (Mr. Gabb) pro ceeded upstairs, and op entering_an upper room a sight piss• muted itself which he would not attempt to describe. The walls and ceiling were as black as his hat, the floor so covered with the dirt of rata and mice and vermin that he could hear the crackling of both under his feet. end the only vestige of furniture in the plus consisted of an old chair and part of an old table, both of which were covered with black filth a quarter of an inch thick. In this filthy den it wan that be discovered the second Aga crouched up, more like a beast than a human being, in a hole in the mid dle of a dirty straw mattress placed on the fl oor, sad without a particle of clothing of say kind. The now he had made oo entering aroused the poor creature, and looking at him she commenced to speak, but what ehe said was so limbers's that he could not understand it. There was not the slight: est appearance of food in the room, and it appeared to him that the unfortunate woman was craving for a cup of tea. From inquiries he (Mr. Gabb) had made be understood that a brother residing in the vicinity of Croydon allowed • third sister lf. 14e. a week for the maintenance of the lunatics, who had been kept confined in the house for some years, but be had not had sufficient time afforded him to make the necessary investigation into the case. There was one thing, however, which he (Mr. Gabb) wished to mention in connexion with the case, and take his worship's opinion on. It appeared that about five or mix weeks ago, one of the sisters—Eliza—in attempting to escape from the house, threw herself out of the first floor window and seriously iojurod her hip in the fall, and was brought back again. A pima named Thompson, who kept • small drug shop in Richniondotreet, Eastctrest, but who had no qualification whatever se an apothecary or sur geon, attended her, and instead of giving any information to the parish authorities respectiog her deplorable state, be continued his visits daily, charging sighteso.penee, as he understood, for what be out her in the shape of medicine. Mr. Norton recommended Mr. Goble to mention this with the other circumstances unmated with the canto the board of guardians, who no doubt would do what was necessary. The necessary orders were then made out for the removal of the two unhappy beings to the White Huse, Bethnal green Asylum, and they were takes away la the some fly in which they ware brought to the eon& PROM LIB! 710112 ° ,3 GAZATTR. ITULIGII or IBOILIOTTONO AXD /UM= PASTIOOLOS TO IC OITLOI AT TEI 071101 07 Tat CRIMP IIIGIOTAAB• 0000TT 0? aancsurra. RADIUM Cowie, Author-torraco, Bloke Newington, womb- Moo agent, to surrender May hi, at 1 . WlLLtan snot" jun.. Lowe icesmindadreot, ClerMatra. youregman butcher. ring Sit, at IL °Verna Beare . Muellemet, Megiddo, genera! merchant, May 19, at 1. EDWarla , FLAMM DOWLING, lined% Herter , farmer, May W, linear Hwrcc, Ylorenca-terrsoc South Lamboth-road, sadd est bailiff. Mg IS, at 1. wlizum Run lawrinia, Doctor Johnion'a-baDdlep, Temple, - barrieter, 1114 at - f. WILLUX COCURR, Folkestone. auctioneer, May 2L at I. BUST ALLI 3 RUA" Ronan-road. lannnion. late wareballac• ISMISS YARTHING, Chesptle, tailor, May ?9, at 1. WILLIAM HAMMON, Jolonseneplaise, Harrow-road, late oUman, M 1. Jesse CAM. New NorthHortea.schoolmaster. June 1, at IL 1111311 Y JOM, Regenrs.row, Denton, looking slam manatee. Myer, Jim 1, at 1 WILLIAMMOORS, Nicholas-lame, City, Wier, Jane I. at 1. ROM= Hpp. Oakhant, Intbuslaire, chemist, Jane 1. at 1. 050501 TaOMAII Plllll, Orpington, lent, carpenter, June 1, at 2. Jos JOHIMON, Welistlett-the-Sea, Norfolk, coal merchant. JED, Lott HORT Meanie linamenm, Fenchurchstrest, commission mer chant, June 1, at JANIS HART, eld, Seer, er , farm, June 1, at 1. WILLIAM WALl n ffr ch Vondel, firmer, June 7. at 1011 S? MAIM= loses, YaushaU-bridge-rool. corn dealer, Jose 7, at L IMAMS DAVIS, Holloway-reed, tl b , uilder, JuJamT. at It JODI= WEISS URD Bradhaffolk. Winder. Jrme 7 id 3. Nicilottl Dues PARTRI U, DO3, er Winda.tesrace, . maim. man to an upholsterer, June 7, at IL 010101 Guam, New North-road, Horton, late licensed vic tualler, June 7, et 12. Klein& HART, Mtddlesesetreet, Aldptio, boot and rime dealer, June 7, at I. AMU CHAPS= MAME!, Klng's.croas-road, Cdsrkeewell, cheese . monger, June 7, at I. JAMES DAVIS Old Cavendish-street, Cavendishcquare, and Ampthilltlteare. surgeon dentin, June 7, at 2. Joffe Bonn, Hiroo, Staffordshire, horn dealer, May Ili, at 12. JAMES Wool., Lichfield, farmer, May Si. at IL Catlin £VIRALI, MerMard, butter berm, Jur I, at It WILLIAM Moxcs. [Amster_ IsaMMesser, May 116, al 11. WiLLUM YRaiTT, Medford, late wonted spleen. May en at 11- 101,211 OLDRoTD, Batley. Yorksh., cloth inanuL, ]l a ID, at 11. 51 BELL end JAI= SMITH BMA. Learwick-ho-t. Teak shire, farmers, May LiverMpool, at , 11. deale THOMAS lins, erudr, Ma fre, WILLIAM DAV te URI, laverpool, buPder ite . June 2, at 1 1. at IL INSERT Towne and Dienlil Tonne, Blackburn enanntschuns, Mey 31, at 11. 'Mese Puna& ALLMF,West Hartlepool, shipowner, Iday3l,at 111. JOHN BRODIS end 106378 Consatt, Durham, drapers, Jens 2. at It JsMn 100153. Nottingham, plumber, May 31. at 11. TIMMY Bvtarrr, Dudley, huckster. June I, at 11. BOUM? HMO BALMY. Leicester, butcher. June I. at 10. SAMUEL TILLOTSON, Birmingham, provision dealer, June Ind 10. JOHN DAVID Mullo. King's Norton, Worcestershire, late were hone clerk, June 19, at 10. CMARLIS WoODlUmit Tonhridge Wells. greenfireen, HMI% at X. JAMES iIAINTILAD, Heywood, Leumeldre, journeyman dagger, Jane kat U. HMI= WHITTAIII3I, Bury, !encash., late Innkeeper. June 1, at 9. COX, Mark, Somersetehire, late dairyman, May 29, at 11. Hwy Minn Jona, Soulless, Hampshire, commission agent, June 6. at 11. MANIAS Wilaoll, Whitby, Yorkshire, late keigleg.honae keeper. June 1, at 11. WILLIAM BIOCOMTON, jun.,Welford, Northamptonshire, butcher, May if. as 11. Join iliengoS,SpotedonDerbyelt„heerbouse keeper,liarlikat 11. JOIN BULLOCK, Stowe, Staffordshire, beer retailer, June 5, at 11. Geolun Allaue, Derby, battler. May Si, at 11. Jamas MoLDSII, Bottom, picture framer, May 31, at 10. WILLIAM MILLIE, Boulk Shieids. linear, May Si, ea 11. BLUSH 00e013, Pirbright, Surrey, farmer. May 27, at L Ill= BELTON, Jun.. Hebbarn.quay, near 'snow, Durham, brickmaker, May 31, at 12. JOIN 111 CS 1111110, everton,Lancash., schoolmaster,Junel,at 3. THOMAS PAMIR end Wean PATES, Menchester, tea dealers, June 3,15 94. (MACS WILLIS, Oothelgh, Devonshire, eawkeeper, Jose 6, at L JAMES Mutual. South Brent, Boesenetah., butcher, Maylikat IL Towing Lucas; Shrewsbury, carver and Olden. June 12, at 11. JOHN Woolson= Joessioan, Sheerness. clerk, May 110. at 1. Maus 81WYt3OI and loam ifinnirme, Bedditch. Wormer tershire, needle rsenstectonlle, HIDE Si. at 11. JOHN HoLusa, Sharaford, InicesteralL, victualler, Jun S at 12. WILLIAM &Kneen GaMlf,Wardington, Osoo, tallonJ unite* 10. FUDIRICI THOMAS AUNT, Zahn* lincolnahlre, bonbons keeper. May tit. at 10. Josh EDlrAitre, F.nhru. CArnarvonshire, baker, May U, at 10. SAMS Murton Weetbromwich, butcher, May if, at 10. Behan ReCante Damiam,Flouthwick,frueser,buteher, lieyenatn. OrraplClAlp. Waterloo,N ors humberld. ,plasterechusekat 10. AIMS BRo Wolverhampton, rope aunufact. Jane 11, et 12. H TLA EDWARD DIGITAL Itarkgatestreet, Bedfordshire, watch maker, May Si, at 16. WILLIAM 11100135 DELAND, St. Nutter's, Devonshire, licensed Tit:Mealier, May 31, at 11. LAST IXAMLNATIONB. Jane %. T. J. Yohneon,Jamtesatreet,acoeunteet-June 20. W . Tineiram, Chapel street. Tottenham-court-road, britklaar.r - June I& T. Buck, Colebrookrow, Islington, dryealter -Jane 23. H. Borns. York.row, KinersMndroad, livery stable June 1. L 'Thomson, Gantlet-et:net, and Norinanb i rwViri. Deptford-creek, shipbroker-June 20. F. Neal. Folkestone. lig' timer-lune 20. IL M. Bmi h. Pickeringnied. licensed victualler -June 20. T. Williams. Greenwich. latMt chesterroad. Cabin-town. builder-June 29. 8 Warren. Bad India.road, Lirnehouse, boonsaker-lune 23. S. Tozer. Malysmax street, Edgwase-road, and liercoart-etrest, • lierriebotlread, lath render-June IL .1. IL Gent, Mary-plan, Hampeteadroad. ash driver-June= C. Carapats, Queen's-road, Brottusweod park. Stoke Newington, penitents -Juneill J. Lowe, Southamp ton, lieutenant in the Btaffoed militia- Jose U. D. ahem, Beat Church-row, Ltlebanse, cabinet maker-June 211. B. Taylor. Greenwich. 1 beirdreseer -June 22. 0. Ford, Bran don-road, York-road. laindoe, fat matter-June SO. R. L Bend, Bear-alley, and Fartingdondreet, publisher June U. J. J. Hutchinson. Charleselreet,Manehtlersquare, bookseller-June el. D. Marks. Birmingham boot dealer-June IL T. Jackson leleasham, Derbyshire and Leicestershire, licensed victualler- Jane 2L W. Haywood, 'tempt Itidware, Staffordshire, farmer -Jane 6. 0. Barrows. Ckilwell, Nottingiuumehire. lies agent- Jew lel Y. B. MUM, Gang, NottAnghamehire, termer- Jane 11). J. Crasher, Hanley, Nottingham& lttne9. IA Bell. Rhyl, Flintahlre. boot dealer Jun e- 9. W. Perrin, Heinrich, Cheshire, innkeeper-June 9. J. Roberta, Twthll Conway. Carnervoashire, cattle dealer-Jane 9. T. Hutton, Liverpool, commission merchant-June 9. M. Y. Coign bourn, Liverpool, printer, sad I hyt. Flintindre, wine merchant -June 1. A. barley and J. Keareley,Wigan, Lancashire. brick layers-Jane 19. A. Holden, Todmorden, LADMIIIMM cotton spinner-June 14. W. Hilton, Manchester, yarn agent-June L W. Baler, Mencheder, late assistant to an oyster dealer -Jape N. W. Sedan. Tartan sear Bolton, publican-Jun 2. J. Usher, Liverpool joiner-Jame 2. H. Melville, Swinton, Liverpool. Umber dealer-Jane 2. S. G. Clarke, nverpooL bestir-June 2. IL Wood, Bootle, near Liverpool, shipping wattle porter- June 2. J. A. M'Cabe Ivertcm, Liverpool, meat-June 2. T. Myer and B. Myers, o il extradors-June J. Ellia, Chester, paints-Jane 17. _Toil. Lan.. Danner. konereree shire, district highway setveyor-Juee Id. Muse Creighten, Kendal, Westmoreland. butcher-Pane T. C. Hooking, Owennap, Crrmwall, travelling draper-Jams It A. &medley Church Greeley, Derbyshire, builder-Joni 13. G. Ptltypool, Monmouthshire, china dealer -June 15. 0. We Goner, ston, Caine. Wiltshire, builder-June 14. IL Hodges, Leicester. fishmonger -June U. J. H. Jupp, Ipswich, commission agent -Jane 14. S. Mitchell, High Wycombe, Brealdoghainshlre, saddler-June 14 W. George, Chipping Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, chair DIME. facturar-June 9. J. W. Walker, Rotberlam, Yeriehire, beer house keeper-May 25. J. Dixon, Habergbam Berea Lancashire, carter-June 22. R. B. Roberts. Carlton, near Cardiff -June 16. Lan Coates. Brighton, wdlliner-June 16. T. Osborne, Brighton, coach maker-June 21. W. Boles, ilaitltuy, ELME- Juse In W. Burger, Wolverhampton, miihman-Jeme 13. J. Allmon Tettenhall, Staffordshire, milk seller-Jul IL W. Iliff, Wolverhampton , beerhouse keeper-June U. R. Gress hone. Wolverherriptoa, butcher-June U. Y. Lesson, Wolver hampton, wheelwright-June IS. T. Williams. MIL., Willeuball, Staffordshire. miner-Jane 13, W. Evans. Iffidon, ftlifeedshire, poulterer-July la IL. Garin, Medfield. Basses, orphan- J une 27. B. Marshall. Cestleford, Yorkshire, bailor-June 27. 0. Middleton, South Ilimsall. near Pontefract, farm labourer- June 23.1. Sands, Kingston-upoo-Hull, chair maker-June 21. H. B. Butler, Kinpton-upon-Hall. merchant's clerk-June 22. M. F. Prenatal, IC ingston-apoo.H oil. ship broker • June 1. H. Stringer, Cockades within Weisr lancsahlre, licensed victuller-July 6. W. Simmons, , German commisidon agent-July 6. J. Monday. Whence, flomeenetehire, Ureter- June 1. 0. Taylor, Fairfield, near Liverpool, teenager of a mar chanrscarting establishment DICLARATIONB OP DIVIDIGIDL Jame WILLIAM JOLIEFE, Hyde, Isle of Wight, builder-lot dlvl deud of la ad., May 17. and three subsequent Wednesday', at Edwards's, Buingballotreet. , MIMS BlTUNlsuntr. WATO, GAIL AID MAOISM' Hug COM. FANS ILTitrreD), of Oid Ford, Bew-ted dividend of 3}4. and Is. to new proofs. May It and three subsequent Wednes days, at gdwardes, Beafthelilmireet. DANIEL Tanen. Poleswasie and Bedworth, Warwickshire, coal nester -let dividend of eld., any Monday, at Kinnear's, file =barium. W UAW and RDWAILD &Mem BRAM, Hamby, Ceakneed, Milton, end Stanley, lindordakire, Sint grindere-lat dividend 35 ,.. any memo, at Kinaiers. DANIEL SANDIES SotTairrazi. Dudley. dividend of rid., any, 71eur-day, at ginner% Illinehmkena Joss WAINE and 101 l PAT, MOOMEMI, Siropoilne, drapers- Ist divideud of 101„ say Teenier, at Klemme's. Ifinategbam. Geoarm BIOMETZLE WATSON. Geed Malvern, Worcestershire, =g-house keeper-lat dividend of Si. Old., any Thursday, ossip, Birmingham. Maslen HARTSHORNE CROWTIMIL Broseley, Staffordshire, stationer let dividend of 2s. 10., any Thursday, at Kin mar's, Birmingham 11Ltama CADDOCI, Jun., Wasthromwtch, ale dealer-1d dlvbiand of sc. say Thursday, at Rinneera, Binet SAMUEL PAGE, Nottingham, hosier-Ist dividend 84. May 52, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's. Nottingham SAJEUIL CEASE, sea.. and BANC= Cu de, Jan., lereesier, cabinet makers-Ist dividend oe fa. May 111. and three stlemenat Mondays. at Marrma Nehlinghein. fienni lienelds aid JAMS Daman Imienter, haberdashers god dividend of 8&„ May tn and three embsequeen Mondays, at Harriss, Nottingham. Wm Canna Locuthherough. union derk-Ist dividend of to 6d., May 211, and three subsequent Motleys, at Harrms, Not tingham. Yeoman Moos Brahmin Skirbeek. Itleolnehlre, dividend of 7s. 6d., May U. and two sulteseaset YOBdeyt, et Harris's, Nottinglies. . _. _ Anse It J. Butler, DevititoThttettardeldre. bon maoubeturer bay A. L isiller- g =t ir . Amber, joeL, Omera=emoL T else -bey b. J. Awes" Wei Testlett Yorkstios, lisnme-leay M. J. W. Lewis, Bangor, Claramometire. Mae moreteme -bey H. I. Anodes, Liverpool. attorney-Jose L L Tools. beer. yaod timber eserelmot-Itay H. R. Itivemll. Zoreco. sad Jj , bookseller-Jam It. T. Gee. 014loult• Melee -Jests 1. Z. littleerwertt. OrempeeeL Leasaidne, wortir-)61 iii. J. beloldmes, Limped. beettilmkr -Nate. Z R. M/los. Lteemoel. Ineirtrapar-Jer t J. soma. bag. lead, boesombetto. breser-Joie 6. Z. M. ll*, boa smutted**, losteeper -Ate S. IL Dm. Amgen mareolitbsi, itiocar-ray it. V. A Ribead, gooeWe imistutt-Blay el. a Rasp" Itsibeid, swell ember- it W. Turner, esesda. Ameer-bity IL IL C. Lbeletrimi s—lioy IL J. mammy, maim. anstio-Miks sl. 111- iirairm. slog ember. PAIIMIIIIINI DROZTRD. Mary Asa laddletoo sot libreent TIMIS Illt DM" Uhl diesbroopt. Yeelteltim. baSsers-I. C. Weeibt sod W. mjmoriee. essembeemlog J . Ilmotime =B U T, beede tad bob J iii. aueseele. Witelbd. "l"4l = 4 4 L • Irgtefiemte, T. 1 Tamio, H. A. emmtopets. sod G. D. MAO. Lambs mad EMOTION mraLLzoINOIL WESTMINSTER. A public meeting of the parishioners of SL Paul, Covent-guden, and other electors of Westminster, was held last evening in St. Martin's Hall, to take into consideration the best means of mann the Mara of Yr. Mill at the fortbcomiog election. There was • crowded atiesdams, including the followingM.P., Colossi Cllve, M.P.. Professor Fawcett, Professor Claims, Problem Basely, Mr. Serpent Parry. Mr. H. T. ELLIS presided, and said the present meeting maths fintof a series which wereiattioded to beheld through the city, with the view of giving the inhabitants • ham ledge of the pretensions of Mr. Mill sod his qualifications for the representaties of so influential • omatituersay. He said it was enstsomeary for him to ester into any ex plmation of the political views entertained by the gen tleman whom they sought for & representative. 8s was well and fsvounibly known as a writer and politinian, sad the electors had no grounds for looking oo him as one whose speeches as the hastiop would be fuelled in the senate. Letters having been mid from Mr. Stitedidd. MP, and Mr. Hughes (author of " Tom Brown's School Days"), Mr. T. S. Blum moved the first resolution as foliose " That it is due to the position and reputation of the My and liberties of Westminster that it should he raprwntd by rows who have manifested • publicly recognised capacity to instruct and guide opinion on political questions ; and that Mr. John Stuart Mill, who, se • thinker sad writer on political sad economical quiet/ens, hew scqaired a high repu tation, cot only in this country but throughout the world, is pre-sinioently qualified to verve in the House of Commons as • representative of this borough." Mr. J. STOW seconded the resolution. Mr. la asra. aL P., supported this resolution, and urged upon the *lectors the necemity of selecting men wbo would take a step towards effecting an improvement in the out dition of the working man. Mr. S. W. HANTIWOIt, also supportedthe resolution, winds was carried. Mr. DURHAM, M.D., proposed the next resolution — "That the adoption of Mr. Mill as a candidate by the liberal committee be confirmed by this meeting." Mr. Bottum seconded the resolution, which was sup ' ported by Mr. Sarisent Parry, and unanimously agreed to. Mr. Counts (late British Coaxal at Brazil) moved the third remiution—" That the practice of employing hired agents and canvassers in elections of members of parliament is calculated to lower the character of the representation, and to give the mere money power advantage over the highest moral sad intellectual qualifications, and that the determination of Mr. Mill to rely only upon the unpaid and voluntary efforts of the coastituents readers him still more worthy of the! suffrages of the electors of this borough." He said English civilisation was involved is the contort at issue, and expressed • hope that they would not neglect the opportunity presented to them of selecting • man who was honoured and respected throughout Europe and America. Professor Fewcerr, in seconding the resolution, adverted to Mr. Mill's article oe the AMII6OIII question, sad impressed • regret that the warning wee by him had not proceeded from him in the capacity of • member of the British senate. Bs said it was erroneously believed at the commencement of the straggle that the South were resisting as attack cro their independence, when Mr. Stuart Mill, with the sagacity and wisdom which marked his cams as a political thinker, hastened to elucidate the complications of the question, gad urged upon the people of England the advisability of refrain ing from offering sympathy to a people who were impelled by no other desire than that horrible, bass one of depriving man of one of the greatest of man's blessings—liberty. (Applause.) If they wished to have such • represeatative as Mr. Mill, they should set money and its infinite» aside, and return free of impasse clue who would not only reflect credit on his own constituency, but re the whole of Bag land. (Applause.) The resolution was agreed to, and • vote of thanks having been pissed to the chairman, the proceedings terminated. MARYLEBONE. Yesterday a meeting of the leading and influential members of the liberal party usually taking • prominent persist on occasions of political elections is the borough of Marylebonetook place, in accordance with • circular bearing the signatures of pntlemen resident in Msrylrons, Si. Pancras, and Peddington, at the Apollo Tann, Totten. ham-coort-road, for the purpose of consider's' tbe press* state of the representation of the borough in parliament. Mr. J. B. Collins, of }favorites* hill, was riled to the air; and amongst roes preset were Dr. Bachhoffner Messrs. Peter Graham, J. A. Nicholay, Doggies, Captain Dickenson, Poland, Free* Proles, Stockist, Tanner, Charles Can, J. B. Lawford, Watson,Hal Filar, Brook The s, Beesley, Winter, Cnae, Hen, Kelly,. chairmen said there wee a general feeling that the represen tation of the borough of Marylebor wee in • very unsatisfactory position. (Beer, hear.) It was rumoored very strongly that Lord Fermoy did not intend to offer himself for re-election. But even if his lordship did come forward, • very hostile feeling had sear towards him throughout St. Pancras, and it was desirable to know what the feeling was in Marylebose and Paddington. The greet diesatialection with Lord Fanny was rather for eine of cmiesics than orimissioc—his general react of bin ises i etespertir of MN local ieteresta of the barueg a In particular, and his wiener, in answering say correspon dence of the local,inerds upon matters of vital is treat to the well being of the constitnericy. (Hear, hear.) That meeting had not been called in favour of eay but on the eve of a general eleetiou errtelt that the eleeton ought not to be left in • state of nacertraty as to whether or or their senior member intended to offer himself for rselectiee. Mr. Peter Graham said it was perfectly true that he had wears, some weeks back, to Lord Fermin, asking his lord ship to state his iatestior, but he had noshed no reply to that communication. Oa the 12th ieetant he mein wrote to his lordship telling him the rumours sheer as to hi retirement, and be bad now received the following letter " May 16th, 1885.—Dear Graham,—Your letter of the 12th has followed me hers I cannot imagine on what grenade the reports of my retirement ens founded. I believe them to be simply • device of parties interested in getting spa contest Pray ortradiet them should you bow them stated la your presence. Should the time ever arrive rhea I shall think of surrendering my trust I shall sir an early iodination of it.—Your, fa.,—Flavor." Graham said be bad however titre to his larder'. giving him • few Mate r to the gnosis of dicerr ferns, and be felt bound to say that Loed Forney bed Dever by his votes viol td soy one of those peat petrifies of civil and religious liberty upon whir be bed bees elected. If it wee felt that be had not takes epee WNW the fair share of the labour of the repremeatabos, It world be for the orestituenry to urge that he should do en for Ibie future. Dr. Bachhoff nor said, be believed all obsess of ea - formers in the borough were so satisfied with lbw nor with which Mr. Harvey Levi not only voted ea greed iellenal qollllllobe but with regard to their local Is that there word aot he a single direction to the reuelatlen be would now props's, namely, " That this airlift banal mere ananiamealy to give its cordial sad hearty to Mr. Harvey Lewis at the forthcoming eleetion. B9r lr. Obriliereedee Unload seconded this 11101i011. Mr. illesk yes. se or of Mr. Lewis's opposers when be erne f o rwa r d for saws borough, bore at lissinesey that that gentleman was or el tits sod valuable referentadves in said et. Captain Dicker:saga• daft* 8 =4 . . reotral Mr. Barnes Lewis, reedited in P and Mr. Hallam, Mr. Nicker 1 sad other reds ease hairisg sloe lauded Mr. gamey Lewis r their retober, reser** was pat and MAW sae. con. EXCOMMUNICATION 01 TWO "BENEDICTINE BROTHERS." (From the Waters Deily Prat.) On Thursday night, at a special service held in fresaherd•street, Bristol, Mean. • Benedict" sad " Ethel red" received their sotios to quit from these chosen pis tons is which the brethren or the 0.5.8. iij. have been lately straggling into notoriety. Those naughty brothers did something which Superior Gyprian regarded with en scything but favourable feeling ; sod people eves went so far ea to say that they attended vespers whim nectar the in flame* of vinous exciameet. Whether the " bead and trait of their officals.' had such a serious 'inlet we do not pre tend to say ; but certain it a that some deep end gloomy sin was committed by Ethelred and Benedict, which called forth a letter of remonstrance from Tether Ignatius. The letter, however, like the mesons of the humbler Cyprus, bad no effect. The piety of the brothers had deserted them • they bed gone beck again to " the world, the flesh, and t he devil," and renounced the truths of the creed in which they had so long home so distinguished • part. One 'at two counts was offered to them either to do penance publicly before the oongregatioe eatembled end tremble themselves before their superior, or to receive the extreme penalties of lIISOMMODICaiIOO, with all its attendant horrors. They wen reckless youths, sad so they laughed at Ignatius, sneered at the poor Oyprian, and snapped thew angers a id excommunioatios. Such were the circumstances which forth on Thursday night the extra energise of the superior,. and taxed to the utmost his knowledge of dramatc effect. At eight o'clock the "'banal ' was moderately Weeded by an apparently devout mogregation, but later in the evening a number of outsiders dropped in, whose sympathies we may fairly presume to have been autatenedictine. After the usual preliminary cheating Brother Cypriot entered the rostrum, and real the letter be bad reosived from Inman', addressed to the Rook of believers in Bristol, instead of the mammary lassos from the Scrip' tura. The lights were than extinguithed, with the exception of one solitary candle which wee left busing on the altar, and a bale conatereation was excited amongst the audience by the eaddeaness of the manor in which the gas was turned off. Previously to this the alter and the images in the " chapel " ware draped in black, aid when darkness had thrown its mantle over the tom its weird gloom entreated steentely with the brilliant and even ;Fitly habilimente deem of the young liesedictinee. Than the air grew denser, perfumed by an unseen censor swung "—not by " seraphim whose footfalls tinkled on the tufted floor " bat by a little boy in a strange assume, who looked more like a metiers monsteheek than a midland monk. Amidst silenos—for curiosity we. on the tip ygeiespromeded to reed the dreaded madam erierantenicatioe, of which the following is a copy : "/a the holy name of God. Amen. We, Islamics, supe r/fa el the English ocrogregatiou of St. Benedict, do declare and pronounce our sous Ethelred end Benedict atoommu sleeted from our congregation, having bees guilty of the sin of which we have made emetics, refusing to makesatie faction for the same, thereby perjuring themselvw, aid breaking their solemn and voluntary promise of os unto ma. We pronounce them 'operated from all the spiri tual blessings of our order—from a share in the prayers mid intercession of the monks—from the private worship sad wive:satin@ of . our aithful sues and dg W o give them • over to Sata n . that their souls ma au y hters. be saved in the day of the Lord.' Ilayi God's just miler light upoa them ; may the dread of hell atoompass than ; easy they be essilese and wittiest peace in their going out and their fremhig is ; may their sleep be bitter to them • may their eyes in the sight watches know terror ; may t heir ears be tilled with the sounds of their owe caning, whisk their nn repeated sin will bring epos them • may they keel, no pesos ; may their food be terror . , sa d their aria be grief may they lie down is sorrow, and wakejs sore astassineat; may all these ,things be so with them until, seating maids =rid., their lying, and self-will, they abase vie sad Mara to Jana, the Gad at Peados. So be it, if it be a jest senteses is ooeformity to Ged's will. Mar." Dunn the reading of the above several meow is the maims* showed their horror al the ewes by fission, but the superior told the in as exalted manner, that they were in Gore hour, and that if they didn't soled what they were about the we. weld deemed on them. Teredisi, we deabt set, by the remotest sesame of mach a tete, the why saes beams ha medistaly quiet. end Cypriot' proemial with hie task. Still loathe& the besedielisa was preseseeed. attar which the raratelsow wis at se sad, OS aerials Mil, the gam was =- betted, tad lie sadism apnea Du Bury's &Moen health rusteatag Revalent& Arabia' Yawl ow. allical awaking at lesamodimak. iV ittleitak tlaablialaa. n" Aaaaras. 03=1110.111111. &Mac Navas% MOM Llaw. sat alma* sal mom nu Wass Ms Gad la atber rearattda gm= samallsbe aad oa, Ito. 77. Sailat4lnek Task% W tisa a m id& ; Ik.. to 111,p41 rawita—• (Adnn.:n Liverpool. merchants, so tar sEraa M. A. sauteing," .r tockmea and J. litotes, Peel. , 'Remington, bora gala.. -4. Cadman and B. Franc* ke's C,olllevy and coiner), near Wolverhampto4 coal masters-0. Matthews ay J. Mitchell, Ille4 o Zroriteldre, scribblers-W. pink allogsbp. and T. Manatiaakr, moehants-kliss Prig sad W. IL hum Mrsoslosad Usicasdirles. gap wa in. Sarah Mangle and G. S. Skasina, card makara-11. S. Hammond sad O. Wetkethy=l, Tcalisimi ereers. John Ashworth and James Ashworth. Word, Lia make,' digo extract manntsctroars-J. !Ismaili and v. Canino, near Waiallakk twine makos-J. Stewart alai' Stewart, NAM lanowhire, coal drulars-J. W. Tato sag B. am , jimmy shffogiidni, skald garter dialso-L ham, T. Zoom: and W. C. Parker , la alatentsotarms, so far as regards T. Roper - B. PMy, Calverley, Yortddro, cloth manufacturers-C. Me' sa g neaggma, Yorkshire, rag merclonn- y Cyja and gi . - kra i n igii . BcSYSYss. Yorkshire, centers--T. Igo n " H. lass, Munk mar Ashiewander-Lym, aullwaski,d shall. Marstrall, & Marshall, w o ollen Medulla, 11; shall, and T. Mamba Leeds, Meth raroafeekimm, =o•Larsad Zanies Don Wedwistisrh Bl •Row l 4ll% sea D. Minima and L Armtrese, Msmstilt, Langdale, pm s eelfignett, Sister merehantir, so lir - odi bilaredals. W:4 and'. Admeerk, &had ea. Lind, Wimbledon, N. W. gaiggiases, sad W. Cook, Ipristmgm i Mars, so tar isreprds W. Cook-W. B. OrM sad C. P. lenahnorinstneekwholmale stalioners-W.igs, J . N. L I Z sad C. Mather, Salford. Lancashire, Budd size manufactines. A. A. Julius and D. Z. Cameron, Buildnalumstreet, add* attorneys. SCOTCH SIQUISTRATIONg. Taos GALIMMLN. Glasgow, *Atm booker. Gar tt, th Faculty Hall, Glmgow. WILLIAM Fauns, Glasgow, glut cutter, May 23, Y th FacultyllMA Glasgow. ALZIANDZIL AOLARSII, Glasgow, glut merchant, May ths Funny Gall. Macaw. YonAs art Watux jai., Gi ft ., rhog sod toe-gists manufacturers, May te, edly Hall, Glasgow. NABICHTki. SUGAIL—Baum( MAT 18.—There is a IWO:aim dams in raw and refined river, and prima hare shwa( W. par ewt. Barn is tak doesawl. TALLOW.—FsiDAS Syltma The meet els ist ta.day. Spot, as', 40s. 6d.; old, 400. ; Jug, 49a to ed. ; October to Doomeobot, 410. 6d. to 9d.; 425. 3d. mow s* & good &mod lot "node at vh. tioos to.dse all droned sold. Twist in flee, 41s. to 41s. 6d. ; inferior asd old, 30s. to 40a ; a n y; lien sheep, 40s. 6d. to 41a. ; beg, 39i. to 39,. 6d. gnu North Americas. 40s. 6d. 6ne ; South Amorists, 41 4 . Ins pips*. Tows Wow without &sags, 30s. ad asi. Ones*-sat Oil : There has been • good deal of igesign e buying this week, sod today prises sada oasis moo upwards, partioslarly Ceylon and !Was,. O a k s . i.toi 430. to 43& dd. ; Coylos, 41s. 6d. to 41s. 04.. throollitho prompt ; Sydney, Goo, 404. ; taw. Us. Palm oil, be Um, 38e, to 365. 6d. Pala not al, 31& OOTTON.—laddroos, ILLY 19.—The husbands lie cotton market bodied at the clew Let week cedilla' as Friday and iletariny, with • dedise is pcies, p a Ifinday the doodad decidedly improved, end ker ice become very extrusive, from the trade as well as apnea% sod, with stirsegthiming accounts from New Toik me Uri deeds of the 6th iostant, the decline has boo 11110111114 and mod descriptions have farther adored. la fies blend • moderate business has been doss, and the dewy of prices is slightly against blues& Americas bolus is *shimmies request both for consumption sad awe, sad closed with • partial advance of Id. pa lk last week's quotetiod. Al ter • decline of early per paged in all Mods of Brasile • eay hee business haa bees done by both the trade sod squid, re estddishing last week's quotation& Emden is the sub part of the week fell id. to Id. per pound, butsalielddli with • greatly increased demand prices have mad. di closed &boat Id. above former rates. Amyres, begs Masud request by the trade, has recovered the 4nne nb mitted to in the middle of the week, sad aiemil4. ps pound dearer than the last quotations. The mullet wad with • fair demand for Heat India, but the sae* et , : abundant that pride fell id. to Id. per pound. Os day and side, the isles of all descriptions have es em amiable that quotatioos foe fair, with good Isis nearly doodled this dec li ne with the @sceptics aim Madrid which Is millet at low rates. Chla•eeLJed fell about Id. per lb.. which bedded large operstied prises have reeovered about Id. par lb., at whisk diesine is freely reapplied Speculator. have takes during 614 9,210 balm; exporkes, 32,010 bales ; sad the bales of all kW& We have hada good demsad tla i ri • firmer market at rather higher prior. The w 10,000 bales, of which 8,000 are tor export and spondee The following are the offload quotations : Fax Alto n, 17d. ; middling. 1414. ; fair Wobde, 17d. /middling, HA; fair Upleads, ; 141 d. COTTON GOOD& —lf anemias% Kir 19.—Tbe bot for yarm and cloths is very Arm, sad pricesarealregn wing far every desoriptioa of goods. Perhaps the sma active department of to-day's market has thee that k shipping yams, in which a ooadderable meant of baths is reported to be doing et gradually advise* nth Towards the dose there is a etroeg upward to The badness has been very general for all quarts& A for &mouth of business has been does to-day in yam krises. a market for which the demand has been very quill items weeks past. For home trade yarns there has bees a ivy fair baldness at the extreme prices of Tuesday. Oa Is cloth market the coustautly withering pier of seine sei cotton yam are beginning to sot mare sad more re a dna {rep and other fabrics for lodia are very dilleth sale. 3lthufacturers, following the upward than' 116 market for the raw material, an asking math kith! rates, but bayed. bang back • good deth appear very math indispreed to opera*. A thee telegram to band from Bombay, dated 13 th inst., gestalt priors of shirting' at fully ere. per piece, set, ado 6 priors st which such goods wield be purchased is Os Id* 1 chaster market to-day, and of mune such advice' on ' athiulated to eneothee shippers of cloth to operas fet market. There ie rather more doing in printing dolts led in fabrics generally united for the home trade euebot, ad at la ther improved prices. The heavy purchase' of ethos auk* best day to day at Liverpool, which, titer rolkof dedoWom for speculative sod expert lots, are melt in excess of the regent rate of consumption, have athandoo, and ste to some extant accounted far es the Pr position that lathy of the mills which have keg best thee • big are being started again. At Preston IM ems rite piens extensive mills which have been idle for twee ; three years the mid to be re-opening ; and as in 'WWI milk agath whiali have bees stopped a portico al ea o rte ten required will be absorbed is what is tailed Oaf snashissay,* the parcesess of ootton just now are alms to be heavier then onlinerily to meet nth rethireseth The failure of a small manufacturer at Blue Mt* err Roshelthe, is wawa of. CORN.—CISMaISTORD, MAT IL—We had • fair ospill el wheat at market to.dsy. sad all bad deetriShal were le. dearer, reds making 41a. to 431. whits, 46,01 49a. Becky mad bass without caws is Take. 1.111006.11. MAI 19. —We have bad cal/ s smodarate world what, sad last week's micas supported. 41s. to 435. ; white, 42e. to 451. Hl* 295. to 2Ss. to 275. WeIIiTITLD. MAT 19.—A good show of whelk 'Wok! bald lady for the full prices of last FriAtTs bat the s mead he Las actonalve. Barley slow of ale. 00A1S. —LONDON. MAT 19.—Covpsa Iderthy.ll B . 31 1 I Bailor; Hartley. 18s. 3d.; Wm Yids. 18s. OIL; Wdt End Braddylla Bettsa, 17s. Bd. ; Walla Sod Hamad 18s. 3d. ; Walls Had South Beam. 18s. 3d. ; Wald la Tassdall, 16a Bd. ; Walls E.d Wad Lsaaldss7 11 Walls Fad Hartlepool, 18s. 3d. Wall Bad ROO MO 17s. ed. ; Walls Kid South NAL" 17s. 6d.-4388 1 0 masks% 31; mold. 31. TRAITIO BICTURN& 11.111,11M11 ma. fraggrs. cloadl44 14 14 Wait waft Apra 29. sir °lova Trunk of Canada 1•77 11,973 111.610 45, 111 Week aiding May 14. Ca 1444411•11 BOMB; MAMMON% AND DEATHS. =TOIL BIJIARZY.-ILay 18. ig D er by L o d ge . postc..iape, Obi P. T. Bream, Lsq.. ot • daughter. ASU L —KAY 18. at Nape Villas, Shoro.roag. mew,* wool Kr. G. W. Burp. of a daughter. GOVETY --May 17, at Anchmoud, the wife of C. A. Go wit. oi a daughter. 001tDOS-W °MG! —May is. at pentwidgaeguare„ W.. wits of R. Ocetton•Wohign of a daughter. WALTlll.—lday IS. ag Lodge. Warm. Clasidiktio wile d Water, Maier of gilt LanceshireAriperf Valutrß WAa ma lyeYhl Y. Ka 17 at Calverley Park, Tonabridgeerells. the inv. B. Way, of • sou. AMAMI& 311.01,1:—KALL.—Wey IS, at the pariah chunk, Shlr*W" 0 10 4 hl the lac W. OMB. S. IL SWIM Beg. el W lll6 WU% to Cadlterfne [fetter. daughter of the hie H. HAS* et Salim Abbey. Melo kites. Osicchisire. ma *, ZACLILAY—MAJLTWLLI. —Mg Mat St. Saviour's. d ley the fiev. H. 2. imilthook T. H. Itacklesa, DAL., Norfolk. to lava Oailmrlne, daughter of C. rd. A- HaAB lba., of Wvelhonesemrsaro. Hyark. se• saaxy—ookiootc—gas 17, a 51 . mho. bY • • Peecoe, nom 0. H. D ~, of Weybridge, =‘,/ Janie, daughter cot W. G. Congdon. AK.. ,1 Comma 1113. 1". ri CARMICHAIL.-10. IT. DA• ni 'Mum Jame Carmichael, Ol Walla 111li7 XD.-1 111 at SIM Ifemautseet, Piecadtal. Jo ollB l.,..atutik dafistgre olt the bra leo. T. C. "n^ Wd Oh BUNT..—Mge Ty, 3. T. Irak Bra. at IdwboliArlesolj a2oo JE 7L 77, as imimics, rrthoesvoic uNo mi robot et W. Jndip. aged SO. 110171111.—Ilay t au 7 , at Patin. WD. stosittla s . ar t' Lll—May IS, at ltaldi .lead L..rKa. 0.1"1101 Bea.trdfL "Ilarbeltrallie&Nlyirnar="Sibait•_. 71-14 • Iso LanitssAalase& to the Priclama vs UMW, MAT 1I& WM ;c . - J No, b. atIMILMI /AUX " war &VI dligiall 6116 C r CITY 07 W CITY OF 00 ' CITY OF LO ' and every W•tl loalm• walla tor 0 a s sol U (WIN by Ile sow • Nil ism 04112‘% as WIN" m = man. sod - T lRLLlM v inse eriklll4 ITLAB rli r •ltY lOOl 1 • Lades aft 11111.1" Odenthl. VgLotheilimpla , Ye* wed litth d hieh hued. Moneyereee, =iea the le t the 00110111 4..; olideia4ll OTTERDA am ?lOW N IPAI got sod Mewls, a lam Hmswlali Pt inkls7o_,LV—e ISt eM . be e t r : t i 00., 11. ilmisimbei fro raw , , atr:il W. UU. MOTHS:NB lUI WOW 1 F, e 'a VWMaI - - - - - ROYAL COUN llosoust PI spot2...?:= ! E. LO CHAIM.] 1 M RFD 0, Wail Ou all T ha llp 4 D , mi - ii.i.a -- 1 LOCI] $ the C bpspaces 1 IMPOI R. J. M hh RUM MOM MNTS, found liwniliga ci a. 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