The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOME OF LORD.—FimAi, Pia. 17. Tim LORD Ogimuiatick hi mat as tb wcoitaak at las eater. SRADDIO OLF.ILK AND CLERK OF COMMITTEES. The LORD CHANCELLOR said—l hare to Warta your lordships that, parsaant to the powes s eveAne ßs t aft at pediment, I bays appointed the Haa. I losristerat.law, to the ales of median shark sod stork s 4 essawittses of your lordships' Imes. I here soar to mom, in asaferneig of. with tie state* that the appoiatansat be "'!ha was adopted. STANDARD WEIGHTS. Lced WROITESLET laid apse the table of the hoses liss report at the esennattles iwpobted last Tear to ascertain whetter the pirilaaratery standard et weight had n est/wed any diastos. The noble lord raid that the rood else eentaimed sone snegistises with respect to the Exalts - CZeolazdar tints,fre call d. to ha should have occasion, at the Westin of their lotdaldps. EDUCATION MINUTES. Earl GRANVILLE, is Isyiss upon the table of the house the minutes of the Committee of Conecil on Edoostioo, stated that certain attend/oas had been made is the code which traded to she dear that which before wee rather obscure. He had also to lay on the table two additional minutia, Atka would be printed without delay, aad circu lated mono* their lordships. One of them related to the dielculty of dealiag with the smaller dam of schools, Yd was framed with • view to meet that difilealty. A lady distiageidted for her beesvolenes seems short time ago had proposed a ahem' to the waned. which they had very carefully ramddered. They propcesd sow to lay on the table a minute relating so Us subject, shish would room Leto operation is a month. With regard to the mast sehods, sot lam than two and ace more thee dr of than would be at liberty to mite, sad be admitted to all the *demises which could be de rived how the sppointmest of a certificated master, width!' fries one school to smother fora attain samba of hears in Ilea day &midis, to the somber of scholars. If that ex. pesissent were carded est be believed ft would prove great tlventege to the poorer schools in the lea populated where it was very seeemary that essmeiny should;is studied. The ether minute was Weeded 46 Rest • oompleint viola had been made with respect to amain schools. There was ao doubt of the importases of freesia( schools is the minds of those who attended to the subpart. Ose of the peat difgoalWs complained of with Mud to these schools wee as to the questioa of exansina. Aooordisg to the present system the same inspeetor examined the morning as well as the evening schools, but as it would be impossible for as inspector who had been es sapid dories the satire day examining a day school after- Weide to mead the examioatios of an evening school, the litter were smaised ia the day time, when the atteadance wee aimemarily very Waited. It was now proposed with re. spot to even* schools that reading should be tested only ' to managers. As to the other branches of education. Mwould be seat down, and the baleen Ise quorticee roatelasd is those papers should he gives in writing, sad remitted to the Council efts, when they would be *remised by the hopes. tee. It was also provided that the inspector might attend the esiuninatios if ha so desired. He believed that the sesame would prove himiska, sad be productive of a con siderable emoted of preolleal good. Earl STANHOPE inquired when the minutes would be laid epos the table. Earl GRANVILLE—To-sight TUB CASH OF MARY RYAN. The Marquis of TOWNEIHEND moved for espies of all P li zer tsp ed!sos rebtive to the abduction of • as named Berl BUSBILLL old then was no objection to the pro. auction of the Goresepsudsessealludad to. The caution was them speed to. Their lordships edjsaraed 61 20 minutes put 5 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FmAy, Fn. 17. Th• (Marra look Ur aka r at four /cloak. PRIVATE 111181211 Z. Tka followies bab ware rod a naiad Maw :—Blaydos Goa, Lialithgowshirs Roads, Millie clad Eye Railway, Prairick Gas, flossaVa Chad (Limbo**, Rada clad Cue), iby clad Thiry Railway, sod Wood-grow, Whiskmarw sad Ealiald Railway Bills. RUSILL AND POLAND. Xr. HENNESSY pea motive for.that day month to will the attention d Nils hoses to the sanagereents contracted =Lod with respect to Poland, and the conduct of towards Poland ; and also to the payment of the Itarto-Duliels Loan. FOREIGN-OFFICE AND BOARD OF TRADE. Mr. FORf3TER postponed far a month hie motion res pecting tbe relations exiting between the Foreign-office and dr Board of Trod& LORD LYONS. _ _ . Mu. WATKIN asked thirlFlZTSooretary of State for Poreiga Affairs whether Mr. Burnley Home was stall in °huge of the embassy at Washington ; and if is, when bar Majesty's ansbeandor, Lord Lyme. might be expected Is resume his duties. LAYARD should have very much regretted Rhis kos. friend's questim wsa to be Wain as imply* any n fisetioa us Lord Lyons for not being at his poet. (Hear.) Be (Mr. Woad) sisal that opportunity of leariog tack mo• to the okagniar seal, diacretioe, tact. sad ability with whisk Lord Lyon' had carried oa the diplomatic business of this country with America, and at a most important =daring whisk is so single illai6lloll bad Lord Lyme to ears the entire approval of his govecnrosit. To give the home an idea of the week which Lord Lyme had to do, he would jest state that the correspoodesos of one year nod 60 fAo volume'. (Laughter.) Is less than three years 13,948 enclosures were rec e ived, use despatch reentainiag so lees than 203 meiosis's. It took the gentle ems who drew no the list of British claims is mostlas to ran:them. R. thought it not siirpriairig that after amount of work the health of Lord Lyons should have broken down. (Rear, bear.) His lordship was now in this country on leave of Amoco, sad he (Mr. Layard) thought it would not be right to press his lordship for a derision as to whether be would go task to America or sot. (Rear.) Yr. Burnley Mame was carrying on the busbies of the mimics to the satire satisfaction of his goverameat. ARMSTRONG AND WHITWORTH GUNS. Sir JOHAraiiskTii theWeda Secretary of Siete for War to lay the report of Use Armstrong and Whitworth aimunittee Amos the table of the house. Tbs Marquis of MARTINI:MON had not yet remised SO /sport ; wbea be bad, Uwe maid be no objeelioe to its piedadise. WORKS OF ARF BY THE INDUSTRIAL CLAM '. 11;7131 . 1 1 / 1 iii 11a071&1 ; 114411t ofiireB011dOf Trod* if her Ifsfentre cerement had any intention to bang in n bai for the better protection of eke industrial damn against piracy of their works of art at public exhibi tion,. Mr. N. GIBBON said the Attoreq•Geeeral was pre paring a bill as the sahjoct. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. Lord R. MONTAGU asked the Chancellor of the En camper why the Committee of Public A ccoucie was not sppoisted si the same time ea the other standing com mittees ; sad when that for the present smoke would be nosainat*d, awl would premed to Maslow. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the somata which the committee would have to ecesider had sot been prepared. The noble lord should have dos soaks of their conepleptioa. MALT POE CATTLE. Mr. H. parrirriciE asked tbo Vios Pesident of the 1 Beard of Trade whether ft wee leteaded to pilot a avert of the =permeate recently made by direction of the Baud of Trade ot; the relative merits of molt sod barley for feedlog mottle ; and, if so, wit= they might expect it to be is the Marie of members? Mr. HUTT mid that Mr. Lamm' mode of his experi ments had not yet rembed his (Mr. Hutt'el hands. He waderetood, however, that ell the' paper@ would be placed ki lie hands is a few dada, when he would loos ao time is =meatier them to the boom. He should take rare that ii•y wore all is the bands of hon. members is time for the globate oa the =lt tax. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE., Lord E. Ciall:Tied s rizieetaOiTio askf2;viag rdereoos to the roevesiesoe of members oftitat holm. He wished to ask whether it would be possible to adopt in that hoses the practice of the Hones of Lords of circulating =cape members every week, the wham i.f the *otiose and enders of the day as they stood in the order book. The WELKER said there would be no difficulty in the matter. The printer would hare no difficulty and the ex pense would be so Miffing tint, not doubting it would inset the wishes of the house to have this information in the most eamplete form possible, be should hare great pleasure in Wreaths( that notion; and orders of the day. printed In 41111 saw suggested by the noble lord, should be supplied to the boom (Hear, hem.) AN ALLEGED ASHANTEE WAR. Sir J. D. HAT begged to auk the right ben. tbe Seer.- tory for the Coloolea a question of which be had given him notice. The right hoe. gentleman had most pro seen the statements in the papers to the effect that the commandant of Cape Coast Castle was marching with beeps towards the kingdom of Ashastee. He wiebed to know whether that °Meer had been directed to take the field spinet the Ashantens, and if so, whether any precautions Lad been taken to prevent a mortality amongst our soldiers Medlar to that which bad followed the last expedition. (Lend arise of " Hear, bear.") Mr. CARDWELL:aid that no histroctious bad bees neat to the governor of Caps Coast Castle to take the Held spigot the Ashantesa, and that sae inch proceeding would be directly at variance with his (Mr. Cardwell's) imbue tines. He bad beard that the governor bad gone out ea a friendly expedition to a neighbouring eensitre and bad taken some troop with his--(s langli)—but there were no de- Retches iodinating that he bad any warlike intentions. SUPPLY. -TR E NAVY .E81:11IATES. Lead 07 THE EIKKIATION *MUTES. Yr. BRUCE, Ts weirs from Mm Clatmaittes at Onisa IS larattilos, Um& it door- Mb% aphis tw latpletaat plats is 'Ma altoralices bid boss =AN slam lad Jar. Tie biome wee mien AM whatever might have ban the sower the education solismil might bars la populate' distelds, is self set ha MU lei lowish in small and thinly peopled ztes. The Iselgi ware, that of the 14,877 parkins in led an 4 Wahs. 8.706 cooteised p_opulatiews al lees tem and thee ght of the 4000 petits esolefeed less the 100. Th em z e re= , parities of Healed sad Walls oath thee 5l inhabitants ; 818 malaise& Oa • of 8,000, er 11 miller, beteg 99 per emit who were receiving aid from the states,, the rural potshot amougW to may 8 F lo . • attempts wee made by th e department remedy this inequality, but one and all failed from wet of the area. of that house or from west of fitnem The attempt to enable parfait& themselves to unite failed in coussquemse of the moral of:stack. Attainr proposition had hest made by a lady who devoted her greet fortunes to the noblest Her proposal wee that one use lasated meter 'bold be allowed to attend the 'shoots of a male of parishes, that , the children of those parishes should be examined. sad ' should be paid for by the resale nit suggestion bad base cogitated worthy el siege, and the rowan was that the copy of the whoa cods sow laid ea the table cos. Mimed a prefabs calculated to carry the preposition into offset The amber of stied' to be the treated would be sot Ism thee two, oar zee tea six, that the populatioa should not be more than 500 with *or the distance more the a mile and • half. The aggregate schools would not mese lees thee 40 scholars, aid they weld be mated ride a arid. coed mister who bad received two yen' teeing to a normal school, and had a certificate to that afoot. The malted schools would be inspected once a year sad the m otets would bees the same stele as ties other inspected school; The other new proposition bad reference to even ing whole. 17ader the old mods the amislagee gives to eve* schools was lis. for boys sad ss. fee girls titer an attendance of 70 algid; with bk and 101. to the teacher. Under the reused toile lb. dd. wee gives epistle, and Os. at tommdeatioa for eery scholar who had atteedsd lesstrfour time Bat the beethts of that seals wire greatly dbieleith by the masse la wkiels A had to be meta oat he the 'tholes. TIM impaction took place la the day time, which was most inenvenuint to the alght scholan, end the diet we that wine the insertion seek plate la the whiter mouths many of the etholare did sot sated. In samimat they did sot stied bemuse the sehoole wee not epos. To remedy this an expedient was premed lebieli bid hoe entirely swoosseful is the ashen is 4 est dopritaiat. It was that the mansion abseil apply kr peeled azandes time pews to be sent down under the distal seal, sad re. tweed the set pet seder the seal of the UMW tkis system the umpoilios might take piesat way gee. He hoped that them chases would have the effect of socoutaging thee institution; of the usefulness of which they were wail swats, as well es of their secowity is regard to elemestery education. The oily alteratior of any im porter» was with meet to the manner I. which the deem of the herd bed hem time to time been Mtge. dared. Hs proposed to altar the legate of the minute in accardasosole believed, with the sees is which it was origisall looped by the member for the University of Chi It would them nu the :—" The Oeuessittee of tie Conned os lidorthloo is the comes of each year, as cow sirs may require, may coma or modify the article or may ethibush sew articles, bat may not babe may action thereon till the same shall have beim solgoited to both houses of parliament at least use calendar mouth. That is Japery of each year the revised code would be piloted to show the orioles commiled or siodifled." Thireke; while the power to make new article war not restricted, action upon than would be restrained till they bad boss presided to pelts. aut. (Hear, kw.) Sir J. PAKINGTON thought the eight hem. pailame had established a good primate is meeting the lAA ex. I premed by the house, by offerte explasaties el the ahem lions made by the Otounittie el Casual daring the resin. Os the other thud, he meth my that the come adopted Weeded with tom* imosevesiesse. The right lam. pothers bed availed himself of a matter of firm to ester tato a esteem( of which so peke had beg give; aid be thought it would have boss better if some intimates bed been made of his intestloo. (Hear, beer.) Hoar the 'fr eedmen he thought he should best met tits onvimisoes Of the house by reserving scything be might have hear.) to IST ma the subject to a future opportunity. Hear, Mr. BRUCE bed emeivalted the Speaker, and been %- fanned by him that it would be altogether irrigate to give notice of his statement, and he both the tootle is hi power of Miming his interim to by giving notice privately to the II& boa. gesthisea others who took an lateral is the subject to which it relined. Lord R. CECIL sated whether the minutes which were to be laid upon the table rag year were to be understood stub Mal/UM as the suppleusea= which wen introdoeed eighteen mouths ago, aid is fait eery kind ol regulate affecting the month of would not be carried tato executes till in =mouth after being promoted to parlieseest. Mr. BRUCE replied that theme regelatiowe did sot farm part of the cod* ; they were laid before the been every year with the report, and he did sot know that there was say intention to depart from the ordinary practice with reprd to them. The papers were ramie& ARMY ESTIMATES. The Marquis of HARTINGTON brought up them esti =Ws, whielt were ordered to be referred to a committee of THE EXPlMOOlerifilDh"fiviiMiNitlialati34ll-0241.51(na IW4U *ben ; instead of wbbh t aessime wen deo.. to pass, and them • si ferry was is down. ineg=wid the First Mabee/ the Own glad the tary for not ha rs =e us eltaa to they Waked the W Lad Ober wdesl Mir be 111111•11 ° , previded was we to Wawa the b Waal the P enem a try in his Mena, ised dee Wed that man of all parties la Ireland were of GOON thatif, whim the stimatiary megialrees at Belfast thil MOWN of the distarbasess. a later bad beds ' e lle ss Ma hi lisObeol lesageley, lastraelieg MN Os pad am the roach whoa the weeketen were leseeles the m the followiag night, there wadi wer bays Dees ISt eefla dot. He wasted lard=arster BM own* et Rebore Walpole not to la tedimmur to poses belied as he was wow Wag. The sable vissoue. Wet athemptag to rule 15 la a miaow that, with all defermasi weld calla sebmited 1., wed he demanded that WWII should be tousled the same as Eagles/ Mese government bleadesd the prim/ivies of liberty sad al maw. Sir G. GREY, while admiring the fervid Magesses the A& boa. sad leaned an who had pre w of het, sod the able speech of th Mas ud lowed member far BM- W/ meld not help belies thab the mune they bed takes libudestei the great beasiresissee M baseadag the weer ewes which took plain to tball city before the report of the ocamniesion we Won the bees/ The prime* = 1 brought eplaat the Else was that ol the of It nented that the abbot of i th al le pe aet to justify the Fielbse riols, whisk would be • discredit to soy town in OhrMandem, but Whew to belanates Nat there winsome justilleatise for them, to assegmeas al the priasece which bed parietal: takes place is Dahlia is the ma st= at lay im the bet atom al the tagasosial to O'Clossell. It wan add that the emenemat allowed the prommion In Duna to ley the Wadaillen sew of the mosumeat to dOsseell without way wawa to i n vest Wm. Oe that rabbet be tZtt the Sweeten far Inlaid lad plena • armpit vbdiesties el the gummed. It we ad lose that there were say prey whew a petty waves mid as that ocieselesoir Wire was aspieW So big Y wilkls the Wawa the pewees sat. Is ma said that then we Gags, bat the fast wee that the Ow were Yin eriffeery flags al the babe or glib. Ha did not *MO the peuceeeles. for lags prosessiose calealated to meow the pow were ualawfal, krapective of Ow pro. ea W. Bat it was • saber for the dbantioe of the gewerweit, whether they Weld take say mesas preesst Wm. He thought the the "saw ekes is the we referred to we. s ludMier ewe. With regard to the brllanue prowsion be head the labor read by his right hoe. fried, and tt calably did act state that it was as asked al promisee. The bee. sad lamed patinas did not pat ek sa aa italawfal possple, bet be mid mow =rMOO mode at the pave whisk ware of a treamor emoter. Did he was to my that if be had boon the law adviser al the Grown he wield bare advised the calling out of the Dublin aarriise, which it would have bees eeesseery to have dose la order to stop the proem sloe by force t Is miller of them amass did • sage breath et the pesos moor. He mbraithed that ths imputations mates the goveramest of parlial misalabaratess al the law were satiety powder. Hs hoped that when the report of this •Dms was Isid cm the table, it would be found this the proosediap under It were perfectly regular, sad time the informadoe whisk had bees abused would lay the kmodetioa of leglalatios Mash would premat the recurreess of snob diegraostul mossedinp. Mr. MAGUIRE said, bed be sot taltea part Is the Memel' rosession at DOW, ha Wald acge have ripea on this osemisa. AI that We b e: as Abel whim le the city el Cloa, sad was by the eorprestice to pay raped to the awry At the iseelleg at which be was doped them were cosservative members pawl who salted with the Haw esthetic menthers in pawing the resolation ad al elapses to the waxy of a great Itheroso. He was premise at the prowsion ; he bed as oppetanity ed Aare* the dememour at the people, sad he sear rantsiabered eacit a amaibetatioe ci kMdly fall& The _people tumid out as to • satigmal holiday, sad he eißevied thee la the heart of the people there was no feeling d persocal saimosity to say ass, bat the universal Wire was to pay mama to • ma 'bra all Irishmen eagle arespaßße trotted that whoa the repent et the miaetaa wee beton the Musa, all would unite 1. as eadeavaer to ptiovestires earreses of outrages whisk were a disgraoe to our Wilma boa. (Hear bear.) Mr. HENNESSY celled the Attereey•Gesersta Mesas boa to the emblem is various parts al the hew Did the boa sad leaned gentleame epee that the peen shields sad bap without mows mar the clock sad over the Speaker's bead were arrant treason? (Laughter.) Mr. NEWDEGATE add the weer to the bee. man's peaks wee, that if thersi were green We harm Wheat crowed in the bow, the how did not haws to stead in Wised (Bear, beer.) labor the Pro misees AM ought to be enforeed or R eagle to be repealed, for it Grid cut do other thee brag tale matempt a gmenunest which trembled Wore a arseilag of 80,000 saga in the Goebel, sad thee had the mellialla to put the live is wrath. when • few kindred mews hmeetted to meet la the north of Lrelaad. Olier, hear.) Protestant ameadamy bed gamed sway. The prate/teats felt that they were sow a miecietty, and as • miaonity they asked for judos Pews) ldr. S. KNOX suggested that it was high time the farce el the Loyd Lieutenancy wee Wilehed, mad beam' was r= by a minister having a east the how, aid able for his We. (Hear, bear.) Sir H. BRUCE chewed that the Wawa flag while was smelly dap/eyed ea the tower el Dory cathedral was am, and Dever had bees eciesklered • party emblem. Woe the bebop Lad eadeaveszed to put • stop to the seastan, sod had telegraphed to the Castle for imanstiose. The mew he ressived wee to lee it Moos, for it was sot spline the W. He weld rimed the house of mother 'ayes et Lend Mewls , wady, that that sates was unhappy We neglected the gleans sabievermate of its sir Si r P. O'BRIEN expressed • hops We the report of the tommissiseses would be opeedily produced. The Wiled that dropped. POSTAGE. Mr. D. GRIFFITH Wed the Chancellor of the Ex chequer whether he saw say objection to slew ths P stamp el the rate at 3d., whisk we sow is me for o= foreip and colonial poems, to be made applicable to the internal protege el the country ; ad moved for papers. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid be bad whplearure Is giving the on pad man an answer, isk he hoped would wet his views. He would not enter into detail, but the Post-ofike sad the Dowry bad under consideration a modification al the reale of postage, which he hoped would coder cassiberable advantage" upon the public, and he thought would adagio the change which the boo. member coutemplated. (Hem, hear.) TERMINATION OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY. Mr. WATKIN rose to cell attention to the ormspoe. Beset resPeedali the Week es St. Alba's, Venom/ and bard feces is this North Asterism jibes, mid to move an addram for west of all papers is the powesioe of her Majesty's goveranteet respestieg dee • Reciprocity Treaty," aad - tbe " Boodles AM; al dates sabsweet to Desember, 1861. The boa assenlia said he would take the liberty to observe that the Muse was withoat Worms ties from her Majesty's government es the 'abject" al tit " Reciprocity Treaty" sad the " Boodles AM." These questions involve/ the prospaity al • trade in which the British public was interested to the extent of 10,000,0001. sterling, sod the rights al fishery over 1,500 miles of oast, which had over and over spin been the ewe at Manses between this cowry and she elated Salm Then trea ties evolved also the paws el the weeigatba of the fres lakes sad of the lit. Lamesse. In May last be bad re ceivedan smear from thegoverunsent to the effect tbatthw wen negotiations on foot with regard to this reciprocity treaty, although the discussions with regard to its abroga tes had oorommoed in the United States as far bask as 1861. He wished also to know whether any explanation bad Wm afforded by the American aratemador with e we/ to an intercepted letter, add to be undoubtedly genatos, which contained a oatmeal from • Confederate &goat, that he had Dade arraagenteate with as American Federaliat at importance and position, under which the blockading squadron at Mobile was to be passed, and that 5.000,0001ba. of mist wale to be seat for the relief of the Confederate army, la exchange for as equal weight of oottoo. He farther stated that be had seen the orders themselves, whisk were sired by Presided, Li n• and that while. we have bees rebuked far attemptiog to break the blockade, positively nada the emotion and *Ware of the American P t himself the blockade was about to be bakes, and the army victualled. If thin beer wore are Wm he thoeght it matt mot to bare been published without mplanatioa • whilst if my leformation bad been afforded by the Ant . ericaa Walter it had Men withheld. The hoc member then moved in the terms of his solos. KINNAIRD said he hoped his hoe. friend would not press the government for say papas the produetioe of whistle would in my way tend to &Mush the good feeling which, on the sararmos of the bottle lord at the head of the goverment the other eight, now misted. Yr. LAYAB.D said, ia same to the be., poilasaa, be had only to repeat what eras stated by the noble lord the ether night, that there were so papas es the subject of the reciprocity treaty. As the has. patboaaa was aware, so notes with respect So the treaty had Mee gives to her Majesty's goverment. Resolutioes on the subject bad been sabmitted to CO•grele, bat there had been as ,imima, the gives to her Majesty's governmst, oceespeatly there were really o omers u r is ta d y es the table. Mr. PEA to rased the his. gentleman (Mr. Isyard) that ao answer had he.. Ow to the gaieties as to whether the government Waved in the gesulninese el the later. The letter weed to show that whilst oar ven al were ermented from eateries the harbeen id the COO* federate States, Presides' Lincoln himself was about to allow area Fsdesal maids to Wee the. sad obtain seam. He Misted the as the hos. underesereary bad ate thought fit to mower that quasion that the he.. geed« wit (Mr. Wattle) would take as oppatuaity of batwing the gemlike famed in • more fennel smarm The ATTORNEY-GENERAL mid he weld "sly woke as ekeervatioa se the letter, newly this—that to was quite poirible that bee Majmey's gmeramsat might believe in the peahen= of the ineeesped ItArree, bar at the seise time might set be 'onward that all the statimeste it amealend ware We. The weise was this withgbasse. GAME LAWS mama (IRELAND) BILL. Ibis MR we reed a lewd Wm DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIEITION BILL. !tote ME was rail • mewl We. THE BELFAST DIBTIIEBANOEB. On the motion few grief fate committee of supply, Sir H. CAIRNS, in moving for ppm and collies the Wien= of the home to the eirounsteness convected with the communion of inquiry into the meat disturbances at Bel and to the adminietratioe of the law against party presemissa in Ireland, templained that at the thus at the ACM is that town the Irish ethentive was rthreesebeil solely by Sir George Brown, the comemedarda c and that the subsequeut issue of • cantab iles 'of inquiry bad revived ill-will in the town, and prejoed the case as the prisoners who were awaiting their trial. He also Wok theeptioa to the °Destitution of the commission, and icausaa that the !e -quity had both conducted by the tionunimieesth and the Lw adini by the authorities laDahlia CeeklN le • ctioand uakt ered tak With mud to the ey et somatheimas of inquiry at all, be did not meth tory that were illegal, bat if they obstructed the adminis tration of justice they become ummerlitutioeth He believed there hod been • west of &mums, impartiality, aod withren oe the part of the Irish govermneet, and that the revolt was • grave and serious miscarriage and failure in ithe ad. ministration e/ the law. The question be wished to ask the Chief Smithery were--Seat, when the report of the Gem. miasma would be laid before the house; and. out, whether the commission was hated by Sir George Brown or by the lords justices. With reprd to the law as to promesiows ia Indeed, he feared that bath in the administration of that law and to this inquiry there had been some west of firmness, impartiality. and wisdom oa the part of the Irish government. He had beard coup pleiate *pia and again of the west of legie lanai for Ireland. He did not admit the justice of all those complaints, bat what was • great deal wane was the bad eduaboistration of the laws they already pm owed. Nothing could be more gullies to an intelligent and high spirited people time any attempt to administer the law differently for different months of the ooromthity He be lieved that what was said by Sir John Davie in the interest. log amount of his travels in Ireland 250 years ago was true still. He void— „ Them is so people mbar the man that dash better lore indiffereet Patios, or will rest better satisfied with the execution of the law, though it may be against them selves, no that they have the protection and benefit of the law whoa they deserve it." (Hear.) He (Sir 11. Cairns) trusted that awe these matters they would bare some 'automatics from tie right hon. inmost, or her Majwity's government. Certainly, if they had not, he maid Mike that °twits** of catering his protest against that which he could not avoid militia • pave and serious failure and rotharriage in the administration of the law. (Cheers.) - - - Sir R. PEEL argued that on public grounds it would I bare been better bad the motion and speech of the hon. sod teemed geetleman been postponed until a more oppor tune moment, which would have preeented itself whoa the commissioners bad made their report. He maintained that the conduct of the government in the adminietration of the law relating to part, procemioes is Ireland had been strictl oonetitutinal and thoroughly impartial, and this be on the authority of the opinion of thelate Attorney-General for Ireland. It was not with the government that theMense for what had occurred at Belfast really rested. The hon. and lensed gentleman knew as well as he did that the loaf magistrates of the place entirely failed in their duty, and the lord lienteeent of the county in the town of Belfast itself had bad the bolder to mien that if the mayor had remained, and the local magietratie bad done their duty, the disturbances would have bees suppressed la a few Lien. Tie right hon. baronet also excused the absents of the Lord Lisateeset of Wand, the Lord Chancellor sad himself from the ecinatry at the time of the riots, nod ad mitted that in then alimentation Gee. Sir G. Brown wee the only lord justice present, and that upon him aloe. devolved the duty of issuing the eemmiasioa of Linn. So far as the conduct of the commissioners was concerned, its perfect impertietity and fairness had been testified to f. court by a leading member of the corporation of Belfast. The line came of the discord that prevailed In the north of Inland was the religions animosity and into lerance which pervaded the two there, end to this It wee that be attributed the "cal ebullitions which had narked the remit history of Belied. With regard to the report of the 0001111i1•100•114 it would be laid apes the table ' with the evidence, in the muse of a few days. Lord 0. HAMILTON dialed that the north of Ireland was the seat of religious discord, or that the seise eseterisa dislike existed there am formerly. He charged the gees's meet with gross partiality is administering the Party Prommisma Act, and declared that whilst a hundred Lunen might be bone with impunity by a hundred thoesend men on the occasion of Lying the fondatiou nese of the O'Clownell monument, if a nails banner were mimed he Ulster by half a dozen boys, the Utter would be presented forthw th. Mr. M'MAIION wggseted that goverment would be well to legislate for Inland se they would for an county, and prelimiaary to that step abolish the viceroyalty. Mr. WHTTESIDE urged that a more micensillutlonal act could et have bete entesittad than for Mr G. Bonn, or any other anis perms. to knee the ceennieloe, end te amuse an antheeity which did net Woe( to the mreereign ' handf. The swarm would have Wm, after a ems , ' tala time a " sad tie public eudienteM hell II abated, le hoe plea esuadehia for the Wel eh the TIIAFTAGE WIDEn. tION •FMnorifulv 'EMU - Ot 11414•0104 Id' Ye. L 01111101, bibs* .0 IStria bring Is kbill for mailnalag a movialenal coda, 0•111 by the Basird ,a 1 Trade, under " The Merchant Shipping AO lamataccii 'Apt, 1862," relating to the pilotage of the dew Ty_r!&_ Tb• WI vas rail a kit VIM Oe the motion of Sir R. PEEL, lain was given to beim Is • bill to amend certain 'Wiwi anon la the "1:6v11 INE Gouda Procedure Amendment Act (Ireland), MC" Ebe erm treed a first Mane. MORTGAGE DESEWTERES, la, Brum. TIN tellewleg ammeittee was appointed on than bale : --lard Nary Leek Maley, Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Scully, Mt. W Mr.Geeehen, ]fr. G. O. Glyn, Sir J. Elphinatooe, Lams Sir Q CrLoglelen, Mr. Bowes, Mr. W. t. Mr. and the Judge Advocate. Five to be lie games. The boom adjosened at five minutes past 12. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--Fos. 17. Alter Term Nisi Prise Bitting at Gaildhall.—(Below Lord Chief J nslics Cockburn ad a Elocial Jury.) KOOllll (mai) 5. HUHU AND mums. After our report Geeeral lob yesterday, The ffolkdtes• celled Mr. Deltoids" olio @MA— I am ass of the defendants, and with the exemption of moc k I base had soothing to do with rabbi °elapse's& I VIII asked by Mr. Basks to booms • &ober of the ems may. I would sot at dot. flasently I berenis • di ode, because I bold Mr. Noose same meatiosed. I Mow him to be • rasa of nopeotability mid latepity. When I found so little • enna had boa suboribod by the ebeisholdess I recomeseaded • notice to he sent to the abaroholdres, &lion upon those either to rotors the shoes or help the employ. Mr. Burke and Mr. Kearns objeosed to that, and I withdrew my objection. I enbrepostly re- W kii . iso l . did set apes to the COUVZOITiiIII is 0110 of v. the Company. The plaintiff paid toy wets. I believed the oonteute of the oespeetus to be true. Mfr. Osaka wee thee ,ramie'by Mr. QlollLall —I Ulla etonader, carry's, ea lesimee st Flashary. At the time that I boom • director I knew nothing about the state of the mammy. I menu told Yr. Burke that he might am my same if he required it, and he did so. I be lieved of thetas* than Ism saw the meepectos that the ceetentn were true. I believe le sow. Crossommined—l roollect the meeting with rehoesce to the call. Bosh and Koine did sot may that the cell nisei be pt is before the bell far 4,0001. beanie due, be use BerU said the moray shield not be troulsW far be woad pay it if tMre was say difficulty. I filed • With* la the Man of Olisseery to triad op the company. Mr. Baddlestes--And I believe you as. the gentlemen whom the VismOlieseellor called the troubboome director? —Kractly so. (looghter.) This eloped the *Odom* fer the detests, sad The ems wen thou adJoursed till this (Saturday) morning. COURT 07 COMMON PLZAII3.—Fis. 17. &Wags at Mai Prise is Leades.—(Be(ore Lard Chief Judie. Erie and a Bpsolal Jury.) WINT I3 V. DOMISQM — err. ILIATIN'S HALL. This was as settee to recover • sum of mosey which bad bees paid as part purelses mosey for fit. Mutie's Hall. Mr. Cobri Q. 0., and Mr. Resesll, for the plain tiff ; mid Mr. earleast Parry mad Mr. Maymood for the defendant. 712• plaintiff was a reetlemen employed by capitalists fa ' beiylep Dew schemes before the public ; tad the defendant was the widow of as analmat esamayeseer. Mr. Otsego had whams& Mr. Mullah • lane mum upon naertpe: s etr Martin's Hall, ad this mem, having bees foreclosed, the ball weed into the plessedoe of the dsfeedmat. On the 23rd of October, 1563, an agreemeat was entered hale by which Mrs. Dumerque eased to tell her interest in the ball to thithatiff fort 5,000 L, sad 7501., • part of this , was ' The ball was wasted far the puma* of it a oseiral seek* depot for the worldeg dress,signinsint coatelsed • clause that if the pur chaser should limit on soy to or n as to title whiola the madam was enable of um to remove comply with, se if the veador should be u to prows the sea seat of the *wean' Oompsay (the vaperter hmdlords) to the smiginneat of the lease, the patehaser aged rescind the contract sad receive bask the mosey he had paid. A keg negotistioa took piece with the Moran' Caspar, relative to the grist of a new lease to the plaintiff, but the matter ultimsWy west off; sad the question now was whether the pialatiff wee distilled le recover beak the money whisk he had paid. It was said that the defendant had received so lama from the 7501., imeemateh as she had lost ail Mae& from the hall for tom months, the plea twain let for 1,1001. • year, and she having had to pay immense sad other enemas. After • goed deal ad diammion between the learned counsel sad the beech, ad ales Ober moms 'ribbon, it weed that the quest on was mainly OM of kw, sad 7:1 the fact' should be Asked in • spodel yeas far We °plaice of the emit sitting is beam. A midis* was tam pro terms far the plaintiff, eabjed to the opinion of the full semi. COURT OP IXOREQI7IIEIL -ix& 17. Sittlep at NM Prise at GlallghalL--4Bstate Br. Bans Maeda sad a Mamas Jury.) Weal= V. •0071 ZAfferler BAILWAT 00WPANT. This was as adios to recover compeneetkm in damages fee s railway accident. 11. r. Serjesat Robison end Mr. Marti» were counsel for the 1 slant ; and kr. derjoat Ballaatine for the de fendants. The plaintiff, Blinabeth Weiser, wee an elderly meson, living is Homelydown, who weed her livi by wedeln and eloring. On the 30th Jane last the ehiidraa of St. Johsh Natiesel Schools in that locality ware treated te an eXAMMOS by railway to Greenwich, sad they were accom panied by some of that relative. sad friends. The pisistiff woe am of the party, sod when the train arrived on He return jemmy at the Herselydown Stenos as the Green wich Railway, about dusk is the evening. she attempted to pion of the esniega bat there beim a wide space between the stem said the platform she could sot reach the latter, and fall down. She dropped between the carriage and the *Vero, sad as being picked up it lees found that her On wee busk... ties was takes to (lay's Hospital, when she remained four otietbs, and could now may walk with the releases of canalise. It appeared that some attentions were going as 011ie spot where the eaniage Upon the conclusion of the evidence for the lift, Mr. Berea Mania said be did sot thiak there was any essa Mr. flarjaast Ballastioa said a clergyman bad taken an interest is the plaintiff, sad tried to get bee some compel). seam, sad it was to be regretted that be bad not cora emeiested with the company, instead of tbe matter being plead in the Legere hands. Liamiuselt, however, as the mightier who had emetructed the platform considered it the greatest piece of perfectios to be found, and imapabla of improvement, the sommay felt bound to resist the action, but he believed that they would, under his advice, do ecesetbing for the poor woman who had undoubtedly suffered • severe accident. Mr. fierjoat Robinson mid that after what had been said be would weasel to a ommit. Mr. Dares Martin—l am clearly of opinion that there is so came of adios. People are apt to thick that 'slimy companies are insurers, but that is not so, and they are ally liable fee saillgasoo, sad I Wok than is so lysoe is this owe. Wassail 'stored. THE POLICE COURT& GIIILDHALL. Wes. Altruist, aged 43, bookbinder, residing at 29. Mar pintstreet, Olerkeewell, was brought up on rimmed before Sir James Duke mid Mr. Alderman Copeland. charged with receiving 15 dozen of morocco skins, valuesol., well knowing the mine to have been stolen. It will be recollected that the skins in question form part of the prooesdi of a burglar) committed es the Premien of Kr. J. H. Epstein, a leather merchant marylag as booboos at 11, Moorgatestreet, mid tbat the primmer was appre hended whilst offering them for Nile to a Mr. Nevett, • bookbinder ma Sciowhill, by William Roland, an officer of the City detective forts. Dunki, a wither at the previous sxmainatioo, who stated thß eard, and him coaDectioo with the matter wee oonsidi red so suspicions that he was also placed fin the dock, Sir James Duke laying there wee no doubt that both primmer. WNW squally guilty. Mr. adopted said, that now his dint was in custody it ovoidal a locus standi, and les therefore wished to koow If the evideoce given by Laski was to be brought forward spinet hins. Sir James Duke—lt will certainly be used, and I shill DOW remind both prisoners till Wisiseeday next. Mr. Ricketts—Will you take bail far my client? Ima give any amorist. Sir ja nd m asdec Duke, to after eenferrieg with Mr. Alderman Copela, lined moot bell. THE (mar rntis AT DOOR HELD. --4.-- ALLEGED IgTENSIVE PRAVP UPON THE uieuwicls 0171018. In the owe of John George Berry and Alfred Bury Us* eroprietom of Xerlion'sw'harf, Doekhead, lased at the les of the Xession-bouse, with the throe prisoners Wllliant Sedgewirk, James Arnett, and Charlie Thorn, to undergo a further examination apse she °huge of eesepiriag together to obtain, sad with obtaiaieg by fraud, from several insurance aloes, large saws of awssey, sad elm with ocoopiring together to steel, sad with .reeling, a number of balsa of jute, the property of Yr. Theodore Biter, welar, Greet 84 Helene, the yesterday wore agate resueaded till Monday, at r O rs olalk ee , bail being reload. I Advenisementj—gouowAY'sPrue.—Dasirable Peseseeka.—Wltbout k.J se seer of of wealth, an snag of lemma see of tbs abgblast rake. It le laoteeetweble bow ..au s fthabsaa of the wheel teseliams berets bow seedily It ster be maid by a Iry dews ef sane lying sal /wieder asdelea mask ea lime yak Th ese bare peeved tie bssl Mead le ambled le every Ml.sway lexi. sad miss almost raw drataskirts, eOs bar* the bleed. red* ellsealeSe lfver sad Maga sad mallets lbs beads. Wks theca berms. sad Ober Omega w sleesthe, Yale p eleudd be e Wen esselmalf by sweereas t=bled mai WOO Ms Ins Me red of so pesvallbei IRON LW ,yragrs GAIESITA or mum s. ors roma 000rorisolo to Bo OBTAINED AT TO 011101 Or Tan CB= /0116666 8 , wow or aumbilistir. sainareres. I Worm orinotool. sompoor, W zwawaw MIL narsor oconsoommoraionsas, amt. Mr of Twirl* Weile. sod the Albany, = or igr = awe, 111.14A6 gAiag roma^ stem MUM 6.14 JAZlB4o63PFSLAllgikilten-etreet,peeeehequere,coalihipper, March 6, at 11. RIM Di" SeataHtat* IftioVe-put,paellProdwick-sinet Haassisad4osd. bay beinisad mafurmum, sl St easoamorat traveller, lIMY WAFFI, - lab. rt. at 1. IMES TiamarkWtatdartaai, Pagdaz, cbalsamooyeastdstaat, Yea ft, et It PAUL °WWI, Newatrestagnare, City, printer lob. V. at it. Kaillitaii Ludas, t 4 s, Barrey, blather, Mani 1, at 11. Gay, aad Bedford, Orr *hike. 111, at L. Joins !tonic Hut-d., Grorratorip , grocer, 74.13, at g. W rum! HA= MArrafiza.,Brocuptas-cris., attorney,loir.lll44 MA'AM taw Join, liolloadvevo, Brisboo, governess, . _ Blares s, at 11. loan M•Lneent, Careen., Clase•nerlen, Shoo dialer, liar.ll, at It Sanaa Sanaa; Clolstdtarals. Banta. shooesakne, Km; at It. ilanimens Wisp., Steeple Claydon, Banks, farmer, Hardt; 111. Unman Jpareff HAMITIO.D, aation-street, Soho-Kure, War, — March 2, 22 IL Ciwurs BIOAD, Now Cron, cork caller, March 11, at 1. HEM liallumni Mamma, Old Ctilreh•diest and Saw Church- Mont, Liapcm-ortive, herbalist, Mania 6, at lb. Watiait HARYNTCierkanwellelatba, Maar_ , March 6, at 1. Wutailt Haman' MIDDILL, Lorn-road, Minton, dart In the Admiralty, March a. at 1. Join Wilms, Oxford, felimonger, March 4, at b. JOHN Twercanr, Jun., Alpha-terrace, Kilbarn, Mardi I, at IL Wnau/ILuHirpu, Blalsop's Stortfued, I. tailor, ~YreY 4 It IL - Muss Lim eauspiese, Aldmittattbet, Mardi a. at it Masai= Rum* ;Mesh limwaraMmt. Oltordatmat. eiatlaser, Nara 4 at 1. Ileseirs2 1 It asel,ollll2l2lSinrovos, iteratimpt, Opttal. lid& silk oarelloilueele,Yews, at 1. Haar Waif** Sulu, drew, lei 2S, M 11. Sows Sam, PatmatammqmWW. OtammpllMMG, mining mmlama. Nardi 1, M U. Ganes Moms, St Mary Chavell, Devout., befkler sa =. Sams Wrrium. Itareforth. YortahLre, data e. MIL 'oars lima. Paddock, Forbabire, won* Pm lOW* Marek 6. ea U. Gana* HMI TIONPBOII lad Wm= Tnonreas, Trek and Leeds, by dealers. Marota 6, at IL Ems Ronne, flearboroaidi. *tatter, lib. V. at IL Vin,UAX Thomas Annir brut, Leeds, cleft. Feb. 22. at H. it flame Mousse Oro*, Manobseter, Ws broker. Mar. 2, MIL Muni* Schuns, Manchester, weer. Feb. M, et 4. UMW the*. Miler*, i Maui beer retailer 16er. 6, at JAMIE YOCUM; Guildford. dreier. Ittech 4. at GROINS =La*. Worcester eb. 08, M IL Whitt t Mom* Mien. imam, Feb. 26. at It. Jona eater room. doper, /* Mat . . IL 0110111/1 Hatay llentios, Cta =s****Mnahlk M* 6. et Mt Wttuam Mmlimmiestet* easossime. . - lama O.M IL beam DORY. 'forbad& ra%Jammlava.Mar.arol Thomas Ihrass, Abershlier, Wile& 1e.27, M M. lota Clioiftwat. BAWL, M 10. 'blown Wassails.% hhtord, Ranh 1, U. Hoar 11001110, Derlagtos, Durham gramproser, War. lat 11. Lawn LOOM, Ihrualsassm, Maimicasikr - Neb. W. at l& WILLIAM BOWIWAINI 1101840011. Welatos. Intattemmlislro, licensed Motwillar, Marcols, ss 11. Low Mow (Web" = llal/WILD, Urespool, mtheabireir, 11, & Titoism d, Whitaker, VW Tr, at S. Wnmax Mums lao& Lan Lows Washy, Norfolk. butcher, Mare ai II Was= W Caste Yew Audi 0, at IL WILL/all DAM% . 011011•11. Mirth Ilk al Jaws Poo late la-lusiper. Neb. U. or a Mot dux; Ladoai rarllehlw. lib. te. M 104. DAYI Hamm Basso. Llsoolash.,butessr,Msr.l,Mll. INN /ACM., Nekomber; oral Peaks, Mud 1, st It Tlioltss WILLIAM Mien; tDreroes, rime sagas Tea. g, at 11i. !WWII) ODIIIII, Chadietan, Cambridgeshire, market prdam March 3, at L lowa Xmas. Mon. Beds, merest pannier, le& la at 11. !matt ennui, Groat Yarmouth, assigast to a Ihmeadraper, Kern S. at IL Camas Lorna, Deectstsr,llelmempr, lob. IL el It LAST XXAMLNATIOXII. March Si. W. Green, Word. Ottlsie slevaM — YAM Y. J. French, Orval Marialreet, Soho, tershure dealer—March M. J. G. Robinson. asiesermath- Mame M. J. a. Tripp, Kw- Ingtangsrk-tensos, tanker—March 121. R. V. Mesa. Plow dl Cy phote shit Mare assuist= sceser=row, aili . lader— March M. O. Membasii, W Masapiaire, phones' Masai M. W. Mailabstib, ballase—link Z. Inankere, BadJard.row. al. C. IL de N. Itlatosh, Ithatald-ontems, WU toes chit.—Math al. M. J. Shaman, Waitaki, Is the royal may— Yank M. H. Warllift nab pperseyseen estagmakee—Maio IL W. bred, Maim beepar—Msei IX It h = iass. ilaiwidminili, Blos• lee. dirk—Mardi la. A. Japes. prodim bul." =- Orch idd n. W Parkar eumie-14•111 Si. W. L Polley. assessessa— Korth J. Watt., ISOSIVW —Worth& J. lin g=o. inesribm, IlmrP—Aligullast. J. Soh, LOW% hoer sulir—Ahmi IL 1. Opelika, lameaster, rept Wm famemilarer—abirdi W. and W. /A. Idiasisti.. _ Bialsw• =Mir iam gli=ael."l_Nsf spinion—Pob. W. J. nunatarec—Mare 10. T. Mein w er... 9%, draper—March 18 J. Carter, Wirt asetaa. IYls" Marin. ventroorsali —March 14. S. Canna" Msestareass sis-aMsek t. O. Williams. Yetradesslas, Bressaatirs, reaur—llloreb J. Ausolia, Bowan. Isle of W. Mae di —Yank AL J. Ventacr, Isle of Wahl. costaterdel travellsr—lfirch 11. W. Harrold, Bury at. lalmands„ ace" Weissa—Mare & J. Jackson, Bath. todpisgbews-k=liarth 0. B. Spats Mk trip amear—liareb & 0. Maislesper Minh h T. laskamme, Wolviewagrah lisli ttar—MieW L Blakeman, Wonerbseaptas, alas sAmeatesionsr—Nose IA. Z. Loader, prestos, Prose pliss-16mM S. X litsowies, Bradford, hootmaker—March 10. J. Leber kal lindissi, sta ger bow manufacturer—March 7. J. AndbowTrier, Tart- Alm cloth weaver—Mirth W. C. W. Ithrik - UAW veers — March 24. S. T. RUM% Honda, isaisigura ilbserriber— llama SA. J. L Wonky, Norsk* draper—Mmela IL W. J. 1. Ithadall, Sousing, grawes asislrA limb 2. J. Itooks, =itea, laaosabire—Maraa It J. Waller, ate awes, victualler. samunicin ANNIILIXD. Feb. t. Part Join EZDFuItD, Asbleyal.,Weatmlaster, ocassesa lab. It Wat Ult Coosa, Kalghtes, Jtadnorshire. draper. JOINT STOCK COMPANTIS ACTS. Feb. 1. trdor Taman Coaturt (Luinin)—call of 15s. per =re. BEM Odr.d, WNW NIB 11401 COMPAIFT 10111.121002 w, Bruarmu d u, Lan Thircanner—klarek 17, at Ng. at Ike Akio =um, Plysontik to make a dividend. INCLULAZIOSS 0/ DI DL JAMES OOCLI, St. Jammis-almet, and Baridard-plaos, Kendra tosperk. tallor—let divide= at la 14.. Feb. ID lad IT, ma Pancras's, lisainghaßutrest. JAW= ltsatirwed, Warwick-spore, Itawasteallreet, mad IMM/- war. Cigetiava. hookkallo—ist dlvidari let, any Monday, at Perique% IMAM t all madmisk ossz—kt =Mad of kl., Feb. 10 sad 27, at Park/an e Faidialca 1.1.02. D WAIIOI. Hal. Kodak. lookosaW--112 divi de= ot Feb. le and 27, at Parte, Foltadtbribizret Man Hitatavarra, Orusiy=ma, Pop= Weer Tows, sad Inawfordelrest, Plaistow-rink. Wessossontor--lai =id= of 74., Fels. di sal a 7, a Parippurs, lastagitellatreet. Man Immo KAM& DadmOc& SenSordohlw. IFollsorml —lst se dividend et 4a. lld., my Thursday, at Kinaear's, lors=aws, liverpool, attorney-Ist dividend at Si, any Wednesday, at Turner% Llverpool. Mad T. H. Stammers, Southadoster, Meet, builder—Maack 7.1 Dover. draper—karek N. J. Wash:. slim Nallartlakire, notate—Mares S. J. MUM; Welvengif Mn, journey:nut tuner —March S. F. 41a _bar star Aiken:a, Derbyabke. =Ward Inaloror--111OWIS. lialsworth, Sheffield, metal relter—liarch i. S. Tinrarst is . . Geld, electro plater—March & A. O. C. travelling draper—Mack J. Ogisia, Gre S ar, Dor Oldham, cot= arenas: —kora 2. L. Made. Ye a= =Won .spat—March 1. L Burglatak Menshasss" inemeimmt —March m. W. Taylor, dooknork dryer—Yard IL D. Deardo worth, Blackburn, hakdresser—ldara 2. J. J. Howard, Leek, Staffordshire. painter— Ms= 2. 7. Ti Look, iltaffordddre, batter - Ma= IL 1. Spencer, Loaprooeos b, loicesieskire, dealer In glass—Marsh S. J. Mat, lateastar. attire, victualler—March 2. 11. Sophia. lal. esters/lire, boot assaufaatarar—Feb. 27. W. Waterai. est Trill. Sumer, gestlesaa—llsrch G. Out, —March 17. W. Wards, A. l''. Trade, sad W. l i t t i=lt, Daa tatter, iron reanafsetarets. MlTllisaans 14111057122. T. Barlow sad A. Putt, Tray* Dyke, war Dam& lamed f.,, joiners—C. Woodward sad G. Oliver (=laden of the Ma Z. Samara), sad F. W. laallestr and s. Dna" liseskontsest, ywo o ro. agar rota= ao bur as sorb the said acres. - W. Merida* sad T. Warren. Ccdesarie, tasks—C. J. if Aims sad A. J. flaaereeen. Bi r w atte l = way, Heat, gooers—J. latikr eal LWOW Ihrsipeek J. Aim sad C. Piste, 01101 OW, j iablisme—.T. eau; sad D. liaveds, Wealeetalreel, _Ites.AFT. TIME and J. Beabdals. ',Masson and T. way" Pagolhador• Sim 1010018.1.17 A D. - Aliginanom and 7.11. laraitelar. Uffel. Ma aelialli—JM. War man sad C. Hateldwas, laads. usedmis—J. Caw, S. Priastlay. sad J. Zoralli.Statilaz. astilleo, taigas moslisos torero, so far m regartb tan. liteadas Ilaistaa sad Predertra MOT lIMAMBImi. (Macaw Hateltaaled, schoolroistreito—N. Timing fad T. CMOs% lisiadiaidar, tees ot mese Minim md G. Hives. Lancashire. whits—?Dia= James Biezard, jun., Padlhaa. askiirs— Elisabeth Hardy sad haat Mangan. dressaskses-11. Smyth sal H. A.esyllt, City. ertaaltamaallasasabr.a. rape all W. Cask Mast. stmt. ablieshapaiaesd, sad lamarialser eam Mlioasmi Haw. tows, easem—h. Shaw and W. Tema, T. Paolo sad Pools sigwerws. t irl =thliw and J. Simmons. isonnky. Ttellahlra attar smiths—W. Jacks sad J. Locks, lbstawkir, rearase brewer. —I W. Welds sad I. J. Washer, llesehostor, elotk dam— D. I. Wrist* J. Wriabt, sad T. WriDit• llaarkestra • sad Pratt , " amerai dyers, so fir as T. W Jones and J. Wary, Manchester, milk ' sad 3.0. Wild, Walbrook. City, I. C. lad H. T. My" La*. W. MAO sad Maasidd, tamers —y. ma W. . Dregory, BOW, dryealhaw—T, Ad. dims and w. Leek, iv/limbo/Ow_ _Swenson —W. WFbllbe rod T. Taylor. Stvarps4 Umber aseatear.a. haat G. limk sad I. IL Itiaaltt, Dee masalbel Ike tar awl W. lbars ♦ orakaalieL West alasisr, dal .I.l3 7tr in 'are= anelleiraear—T. pasmisan Der ail J. , Ili s minseat sod itallhed• whores deitletraaa—P4 lnd Darear... deraleld. pawabeebees—W. B. rimprester, sad!. • Leeds, flax glow" so fir as repeal F. Patter. DOOTCII IMUDITIATIODS. A Fab. IS, at thmato= 7/14Val 03, Il Hot arb el, Tam ethrn, sear Fort Amman, briar,' e aa ers Maim Berg, NM, bills. bisikeepar, Web. 111. st the net Nor , Jou ICCinams Wm. Gimpow,onassasies lherehaad, Pak at the Prodllp Ha. Obriaw. W=Cacaar,„ Divides, *air, lob. TT, at the Boyd Md. 301111 MO, Rasseldri, itterbaad, Feb. 28, at He IL 1 Dothan Est* VW. J!IAR,HWTEI. RUGAlL—Thurpritirap. _ll.—Tba & Da m linutail and sales &MAL Mew pitasis of pod md bass sold dfall prism Maid quiet at his • Etus.—Tine an se b mon. gm% TALLOW.--IPaway ltrumse,-4as mead e ls t i tootay. no lIWIC .90/oso won — Y. 0., ley e a .. aide4ls. to 40 1 . 9d. ; sama.4ls. ; smiles. 40s. 64. ; * Joao. 41a. dd. to 41s. 9d. ; Dossodass. Os. 6d,, Tows tallow, 411.9 d., set cash. Dabney to hes 1,018 casks ; so snivels. At the assedoss WA . 1 4,1 escogosed with those od do Y. O. silkell:Zissr sorts. Odessa *hoop. Cs. ad. to 41a. 3d. 41s. 64. to 425. ; bed. 40.. ed. e.., t. eos beme r si t wok. No gee* Animism vas awed to.dsg. t is ...._ Wise is 41a. id. to 41.. 311, IM pip... Oared bees a little ardor. thrash tho advises yossz tit7 =ltwere 14W asharearabis. Ws sees, *4. o 38s. 6d. good ; Ogles, 31s. U. to gh. , fah, 64. less for cosi. Sydney at MUNI ass Ng, ; pod, 36a. 6d.; Werke sad lots, 34.. to 95 1 , 5.,. ell is kos. 31s. 3d.; Mae Logos. Pahn.but oil, 30 1 . . OOTlON.—LiessrooL, tea 17.—The waist mai m opsasi with &Jams, sad duds; Bee awl, put et th e ..., prisms wow Ass* sasiatelasd. Oa Wedaisk sb a . 6 7 . =from. aawd N pur in th. ro 7 s a i a por m ol arrnargi narcsar" „snips b t. t i pat a =l i t:P lia. al w". 11; stkrit the peavisas day was usemse:&liedirgulY la Issi smi v dessiettoes, bat the arekst watmoss was :IVbody supplied by holism Awakes di s iia. lasess. Boa Islsad eswalas il bull lias bra is salamis dossasi, sad atlas Eraslur alma IA wader uswailsragulseity powslial; lit a resks in ni is sway iasisness sawaetad to 3I„ pay pas‘ resonry yobsalay was asarly bl., has palm Maßaynes has issilesi el Se 11. pa p ilit il basyestisipalai hi thod•= 6•4l4 Psibesi sa tia ..ear. Illagsl lets :Ir bi l sot saly sewed la Was to this outset al Ohba hes hem ia geed Essssad, sad 4 =below bat wok's Ear. apeeshiss its ark MOD balsa ; saportes. 2.940% issllae 17.130 WM. We lass lad • fist mum Id rims rascally ors mass knew. ns ado us d with 1,000 ars tor szpoct sad sposalsliss. 'ffis ars tli• official roadies@ :—Fair armada. sled ; wa s .1111 COTTON COODlL—llaaosaires, 17.—1 h opt by the steamship Gass& of Wasselay seek l orrisioaded essellas emembelomee a Chi Rat. war liioimead, • seam ail meek =m oa the =imam market, dos su i. y easadiar to this jo g i o ; The sews; e s s i esessellep Assmsrg i tt i dapasi alarm fat mask bit ens yea ua roseasil Then sae •We man 104 . 14' vs led • vary list mast ler *Maim su bet little boaberm Pair ben tam moo at U. is li m* ar lb. &albs as Tuesday% prises, bet ema Mikis us& few &Ippon soma diepseed •• l its to say Wows basiases slams meie gab •de imeeki:tims kids yams thor• boo beim mat to aethlap pl o is sea am stemma a business that it is is II art Um Waal buss a prism bus Mm dek ths weak bat quoladeas today am es Ise II cm Warmish sad fay IL to lid. pm t bobs auit woad hare bass takes ea Tu s k la do& pekes ban some alai neovered ham lie dis of the sews breaglit by the Atomism slew" oil althea& these is ad bus smolt beim dma sum la ass or two exespamal sues. peaty imps am b ps ben soak. /Lt has prior some seeddishis Sala eel probably bat* been made let manaseloses lam gib ray- bus mai Arm is amisitag the deans bash, web Mama Roams are mostly desseedbi the said Tuesday, sad those prism have bees wear mict 1114 sal* today. Tum busbies el today hse ssl ha t s i b large et esearal, sod ea or two booms We maws tar hassa lats goods, bet the tads omega, WM rasher qua market. Nasy a lb. irmelpil Won dill &posed to bold bask. Or or two arm bum saw bet the prime amed ham lea Irv, for yipart bays sot la is tammolica4 autostarare are pretty well sewed to eider, sad Warp !ably ties cam at ima stsatmis is prices the& bay. base apnea 130111f.—Oaszaarota, Ega. 17.—Tbe attodiaa isorket vas emit to•day, awl to supply Gulp* mei* Dept Wheat amid sot to bassist ea wall se LI vest 14 37a. to ; Wes, 401. ; elll6, dia to 16. ao r tad anklig tally is bar. able OA*. Ds k LEPIDOM In. 17.—Wt ben bed a 66..yek el abide ited bob v 616 prism Earley den ode 4 Idea. Wleat. rod. .3 to 3k; irk* 4h. Way, Fn N 335. Oate. 18e. to 311. 17.—Our market boo =V In= *dab and AnifillMS red data welbera Wier iagpay *as eI la* aid =f4lll UM part al Wises to eell, tire Game( t hot ?May biota beam seaaral6 reelaiebei ; ia Imply la masa Foss dug and dillisk Lama meow leo voted 84 doom ea walk rather mew &mad. Oats sad Woad aseleop tad past MN% mai L. par qoartor deem time doeidedly Inas. Wasznass, Pa 17.—Wbra lode dam, awl onto brines peeks. at but !ahem pekes. sad NAME lemor. Avowable lb r week ealleg ill = 13 :—lVlest,ll,o3 am, at 41a. 10d. ; Why, 1,111 30s. lfd. ; ei15,213.11620 1 . 011. ODAUL—Lareca, Ihra. 117.—asmes Us. 3d. ; awpi fisailey. lei.; Dania, Wesl4 lb ; Wert Ibriley, U.. ; Wsb Lad Seib% VA Wi ns Web Zed lbssell, 253. ; WAD HOW. 2b. ;Bel lima= Lyme, 10. Ibuilk ROM% lb. ; Web rad Teestall, ;ON mil Daus Maim 9b.--ibip sorked, 30; / GALLANT ROOM' ow • OKLA Catty...-D o the btaterrerd mores% dl Nommber bet, the Borla am?* •0•IM V 10' ammrsea= ses.s ag . ■ lout vier «7"C Oseada, deteradool to toy sod resew beim t Nis amilsodk mbe bed boss *hood radial to bib sad, by lbo oil et boiamisie barb stew, sm_a22 , 2 riek to all ormestoed, ids Immo., bomb with oltiedt7, siessap Trber - b - 7 Liverpool fiblywresk sod liessa m e c rZ, ratios el tirioAs . orodoth, s ta to Caploia , • silver to Ni. broth lose of oath to three maim of the Mei • slim mead was oho perrotod to by. Wileo L d =Lebo joined as volunteer loon °n•. 1 . very made by I'. Named SO* b presome at a moors= omembleg• of modem% skipewsses. emus. PAutoz. Oda ODIUM DO , TIMMY, ALL 17.—Adminioas a 006; 411110 Moen task" 786; teed Tilton, 1. gamma , Bays6,666.—Hosiexcatitis p6l. ilismorsome taossothalprolsoisa ommily,osommAmLl art hstaitlleW all bet Wolf" wee lot bieolaredlaeo emetry Wet mesa 170110 yreyesalkaa ot the am 41116 0 ... I. aseglebie le the atom& : the slam 'Mr muds deb or so earldiebtromellsiersel m to 1. Pm, of Loria• Obesba. emi r _M Im lbe ipme UM to I. lie lo thie w4 W Meek seweekiLE seibleate ebbe:Ate the feel to of artiste yare ta by the swimmable it marine l i ft eearral orr a gmf . bs = a t . the t ail" se I% r toibm bromiem. with Vslmo *Mien= ". to hie week Bled sad Osesa b rat vadely el Imparted araelgat .a . o l o ascomory to the pow* and if il =b7dy 7 ." Apia As a notettbre, cone Meade ;IVO Irtr tboa Other otifee or tea." Difoetter—Twe l =l la a beedtbet mo t Med als Ida otirormse la bailee and ilk lebellet maimed es 10e ed. pee lb. by 'rearm 000 ~m atiel•—(Atereitioiatme.l BIRTHS, BIAILRLWES, AND MATHS 101..—Yebour1 IS. at Cav ßU endish Ware. Co wife if iill Fax. YD. al • affseitar. illiNClll.—Tarrry IA atlas Mariariondo MOM al was a IL Froada, lig., ale datatalar. HALLLWAID.—laraary id, tio will of the Saw. 1.1.. of Cellos of a HETON.--la i a Ab tletiro .41 1 3r= s, Maga° Oa cit. L . ' Wortaa,Nsfs. of • DOSINSOM.— Parramy la is iAnide WO* wick, Ili wise( D. Pativaaa. Ma.. M aw . .... WoOD. —7rentary M. Ur Ws of J. Waal, &O. PW• f '''' - aalngh•l•p•rk, of • drabber. WOOD.—Pobraary la. a Quotaores& 11. i, Ora wit ii 3 Wood, d. aci. SAMMONS. IiWIDCW—IIIISILL—rwasary 141. at flat =1.11: Mil:Sullo Da. Ma WI" Mr. J. S. , 4 1 _ a Frastas, Caragadwr a go its Made Itals... Smier. Waratiafara. 4 CA2DOOI li. at llandonaMt II aba Pim trari ow ila iri awdeso, ag , of 1:8• 1 11/461.°V:1NT1 1 7 to Um, &w el ter a l (6. FP at, d Iffs„ immures" 11014 . samr—ANKM— M. el St. P a rs Cloak I t afar, by Oa Da. W. IL 11. Ma dapriabLba MAW. dagger T. ga, Maaaalian, Boated. • t 13:0—riblAtiaff U. at GroATH&tawick Magna. * Ir.`" al. N, gad SI. i DR—loamy it, at Oronwarat, awsk ir derd Oa Wel. Soloatamo.lac. 4 .1 LLDOILL—Feanmy 10 4 Mr. C. J. Udall, a Caolia. l al Via 4 liFirdat z sb7sry ill, at Wan, Maria floariallo .... t "I"Li--rebrstil 14 1111saboth, widow of Maio a Matailk, of Grasawieb, sod SS. 010 DLOWMAlf.—Pabiwary la, at advidans_Patit. Man Ma ilia a T. M. Plamma lii. 1I I I 1011 atrebess.ridare HAM Ai the ON al boa" nom la Lemarra4kma. o• PreldMl garnet!. lINOWIN --- Na • /114 .. 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