The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-31 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLILt&ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.....TRUSADAT, *Awn 30. TM LOUD CIUICILLOR U.* ida sot on tbo maleaak limey after floe deka. TM KM of 91111110110130 E presenteed a petition from Car irka•tfuir whit obeimima oaths. ETALLTIMROOII MI E&. Lord HINNAIRD, is laying s bill ode the table on tih subj.et, said what he propoted was that there should is a board or departssint mar the gonirsisont, onsewhat &Oar to the nedway t ef the Bond ci Trade. Be thought this scold meet with the ressor. Noss of the miming trist, bessass it was proposed they should sot be seder regniatiose proseribed by act of Perlis ▪ os awing d the daintily ci making an regulation onswer ail the mime, bet it was prepaid that the bard slOsald have the opp:dimityof inpuried Jet* the 000 of tie afforest miens, and these lave full power to direst what nos sineonry for the health sod tasty et the misers. And the report be Amen worldpais; out what it Wu neosesery M have regulations apes . Se did sot wish to prow the neer ore herword, but to eV, full time to all who were istsrestel to ocresider it. The Woke( burst was a very %wheat interest; it yen at this molest is mat distress ow* to the state of thing! is the United Staten hot he ventured to think that if the propositions in the report teen earned out, sot drily the mining interest would be biesiesd, but thew lordships would have the satisfactios of feeling that they wen proneetiog the welfare and =mug the lives el an of the mist indnetrions, Tied, tarsal, sad miring clams of her Majesty's a Vt e all was thee reed a lint time. PRIVATE BILL COSTS BILL. Upea the order for moldering the report of the wood. tomb in this hell, Lord R.EDESDALE proposed ea additional dame, wo ollen that them aboald be a lieu upon the same deposited W the promoters of private bilk for the amount awarded es eoeta. lard STANLEY el ALDELLEY objected to the clause, ea Ihe ground that it woad obstruct, for an entirely dif great ?wpm', mosey which MIS deposited as security to the public for the execatioa of the works. Lord HOUGHTON mid that Omagh the 01111•11 IMO good in itself it was sot germane to the sabjest, and they might to keep the bill Wieldy within its own purposes sad for its wen objects. The Mar int. of BATH supported the clause. Tbis LORD CHANCELLOR admitted that the mosey &pelted might July be subject to a Ilea for cost* where a bill was elected. sad suggested that the dame should be Bathed to bills rejected, and not applied to those which VIM passed. He reomorneoded the noble lord to ',fa llow the clues, sod bring it forward is as emended shape apes the third medley. After a few words from the Earl of BAuvrvsT mad Lard euxurr nt ALDTRIAT. Lord REDESDALE withdrew the clause, and the report vu mud to. COLONIAL NAVAL DEFENCE BILL The Duke of SOMERSET moved the third reeding of ale bill The Fail of DALHOUSIE maid the object of the bill woe to give the nesistanos of this Toiletry to the witosies, to enable ilium to nocivrtake their oars naval &few*. It was but jwitios to the colonies that this should be done, for while we called upon them to expend sonsiderable mums tar their military defence, it wee right we should aid them b ellabliebier a system of gavel Moos which weld be Weeded with peat abeategee to there, not only ea ro- Mad as wer ite•U but putt* theme in • position to pro theraestree ikkaseely beet the abeam el privateers, who, at the °peeing of a war, did great damage by plunder ing and destroying defeeosless property. He thought tb• rweraroest dawned great credit for introducing the bill. Wear, bear. The bill wee bee reed • third tine sad bend. THE SAFFRON-HILL MURDER. Lord HOUGHTON rose to sak her Majesty's governmeet whether, if Seredso Niemen!, wow lying in prison wider remits !rem her Majesty, were waked for a bleb °Seem, son would be taken that be should have all the opportusi. Mee sad advantages of dolmas that he would have if be 114110 at liberty. A few words only would explain hie qua lie& It silence neoessery for him to go lino the pendia IMO of murder charged against Palluioni, but be would =4l state that baring boa ocindemsed to death for mar- Harrington. saMber hada. maid Or r° , MB. forward sod declared that be bad committed the !beset the effort. of a beemolset and respectable Denim Ilfshimaan , Sirivr Negroid, Oregon° was put typo. hie trial and was convicted of mameatightsr, mainly on his own me beim that be had used the knife freely. Her Majesty, Addy upon this, granted a respite to Polio:ion, who sow by in prison awaiting his trial It hal been stated ales. where that it was the Intention of the government. by the advice of the judges, to place Pelizsioni *pin on h is trial for having stabbed soother man is the same affraT. • strong opiowe prevailed &mom the Italians resident, m the metropolis that Pelissioni was placed in a singularly dhadvaztageous position in regard to the defence which he sight me , . when he was placed fora second time re his bid. It was unnecessary for him to impress upon their Issdaltips the importance t. the twee of a fatigues of awed * an like the slightest national feeling, and it was ben desirable that the primmer should enjoy every possible eilmatage which the law could give him. Earl GRANVILLE did sot see whet special diadem- Moe Poliazioni laboured under. No doubt every are would be takes that beide should be properly dose. Lord HOUGHTON said the prisoner would sot enjoy for advantages whirl' he might have does had be bees brought up freshly for the crime before a magistrate, when be would have bad as opportunity of crcasv: 'mining the milmesess. The LORD CHANCELLOR said the noble lord might wed amerred that every possible ease would be Ulm that belies would be deee, sad that the primmer should not flair from the fast GI his brim a freedom. THE EASIER HOLIDAYS. Zan GRANVILLE stated that ea Friday week, the 7th 4 April, he should wave that the house adjourn atm Illsersday, the 27th. Their Web* adjamied at Ave iodides pa t 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMON& —THURSDAY, MARCH 30. Tin Brum took the Omir al 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Holston Roads BA** Rises Lyon Docks and Rail- BM, the London and South 'Western Railway (Kau- Vako.) Bill, and the Lynn and Sutton Bridge Railway i%re read a third lime and pawed. MIDDLESEX INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL. Mr G. GREY moved that this bill be sent baton a salmi entanittee, five to be nominated by the home, sad the re minder b► the eacimittee of selection. Agreed to. NEW WRITS. Os the motion of Yr. BRAND a sew writ was ordered te Mese fur the oosety of Loath, for the election of a mem ber is the room of Yr. R. 11. Bellew, who had recently assented the aloe of one of the Poor-law Commissioners far treland. On the motion of Colonel TAYLOR a new writ wu also ordered to wens for the election of a new member for .borough of livenham, in the room of the late Sir Henry Willoughby. - - THE LABOURING cLesass IN IRELAND. Mr. L ACEY gave *Mice that, o• as early day after waiter. he should lame the foUowing remintion :—" That • address be promoted to her Majesty, praying that dm will he graciously pleased to appoint • royal wonwiesioo for ioqu tiog into the oo•dition of the labouring classes is Ireland, with a special reference to the suggestions embodied Is the report of the Devoe Coeswinios, and with • view Cl sacs: tainiag how far those suggestions have been oer sted out." .TREATMENT OF UNCONVICTED PRISONERS Mr. y I. B. SHERIDAN gave notice that on Tule =he 25th of April, he should more for a nom to inquire into the mode I. which persons moon-' witted of soy crime or offence are treated in those places of ' Ileisation to which they are lest oe remand, pending an he mitigation into the truth or falsehood of the sammation• brought agaiost times ; to inquire whether such persons bars any and what restrictions planed on the means of pre paring their defames; also to levant into the state and eseditlen of the pima known as pones mils, and the treat ment of 1:9T00111 given or taken in charge ; and also to inquire its the number of deaths which hays occurred in such mils oboe the establishment of the present system of polies. THE LAHORE BISHOPRIC. In reply to Mr. B. Suntan, Sir C. WOOD said that be inteoded to take the discus sion on this bill, if oseeihte, so Monday neat. Mr. G ILPIN—I bops the right boa. gentleman will allow Oa house • fall opportunity of discussing this question. fades of "Order, order.") CABS OF 1111. DRAKE. ,rl/1 1 1: PUBLIC-110USY. CLOSING ACT fiILatiMMENT / 1 1 1,1 I Mr. COX wield the toms lisi 4. neary whetter, hay tesesi gerd to wino otellroniods which foil from the 4et i _u. gentierom in reply to a deputation which waited on yesterday, he wee prepared to state whet steps the peen, meet ieteeded to SAW will mead to shows nUlaure• sir OfitaltY end he had restive& Me Sr three depek dons on t h e whisk of the bill ol lin a zties whose repro sonatina wore sotithed to , and if it were bible without Wright, loon • prieeiple of the bill, the government would make arraegemente to exempt cot tefehouses from its operation doting certain hours. At any eke the government meld see what could be done in th e patter. Mr. COX said, that in that case he would postpone the second reettleg of the bill to that day week. • COURTS OF CONCILIATION. Mr. 11. GRarrra asked the hoe. member for. Bye whether, settee the diMealty, of arranging the gum*** between the masters end their wee ie respect to the look -est, the bee. mambo theoOt _lt desirable that be should ewletrodues hi bill for establis hing courts of conciliation. Mr. MACKINNON wee understood to say that it wee ant his intestine to re•letrodnos his bill, at all sweets for the pretest. COURTS OF JUSTICE CONCENTRATION (SITE BILL). On the order of the day for the adjoined debits OD wag iato (*comities oe this bill, Mee ATTORNEY-GENERAL roes to peewit a petition hem the treasurer of Liendes-ise,eigned by him on behalf el bigot! acd the other Damien and baseborn of the society. The petition stated that he former laden, of parliament signilar bills had nee introdoesd ; that on those oxeslow thebendier. of Lleeole's-bui had *Mooed kaiak them, under the belief that the oceeentretioe might be 'delved by the emirla el equity being allowed to remeht is Lluodee len, Ind by other emote beng provided in the egighboulood ; but that during the pretest sermon, the petitioners, being mollies, to oppose the further program of the measure, had determined to wi th drew all farther oppomieloe, aid ia to withboldieg their op p osition were influenced mainly by the coneideraim that the Northern side of the proposed building wee le be in ekn pouimity to Ligeolni-inn, sod that the portion which was to he apprmrbited to the courts of equity being nearest to Lincoln's- inn was calm liked to Melees the ineemedeme of the remind of the mob from Lineoliesies. The mitioestre met en to state that they bad mantle leant that' the qualities was being eglested foe the ekaideeteent el that site ; end that ff a site wore to be egieted et • Mame. from Liseeleeins, the members of that society who were preetitheers in the equity ceerts would be greatly teeetivenieneed. They Prayed, therefore, that if the carts of kw sad minty wen to be ementratedon theses woad heisted, is the Carey street wits (Hear.) Os the motion that the WIWI= eheell leave the &dr, Mr. LYGON rid be did set knew whether the house was give died so the mosestions which were made Crit to hoar when this ostler me oder cossideoutien be fore, bet he should onkel, c onclude hi needs to mono se ameadment—" Thel the bill be raeocemitted to the fouler committee, and that they be instructed to inquire lair the cepabilitles of the Thome embankment as • site for the proposed building." The moths ow @wooded by Sir J. V. SSW= and opposed by Sir B. Canoe, who urged that ite aoesptaaee by the hones would be testament is postponing all lees knee the subject for mother yew. Mr. 'ALINE! ogeteeded that the proposed site in Carey qp skeet wee, en the whole, the bent that said be selected ; and that, if the 10,000 teal pmotitoaam isterested in the subject were to be polled, not more they 100 would be found to vete for the onbaidoneet Some dents ensued, in which Mr. M. Bernenr, Mr. A. Mills, and Mr. Ovewford took part. main- Hr. COWPER defended the mowed site, sad main tained that wee more eligible was to be said is the me =l;rhile the expense of buntline on the Thames Em would be quite as heavy MI in Oureystreet. Ultimately the ameoessat el Mr. Luse was negatived without • divhion, and the tall was poised through con mikes. COURT OF ORANGERY (IRELAND) BILL. The ATTORNEY4ENINE ) movi es the eon initial of the Court el Meson ( addressed at omaddareble length a hew of lees thee twenty member, aod explained the kaki provhioes el the bill, which be rid we, hi ecniewity with the reemareeedation of the English &Minh ammision, and the object of which wee to 'Moldy the law, and assimilate w far as possible equity procesMop and practise is the two coestries. Mr. WHITESIDE (who had two Obancery reform bills ei hi own on the paper) opposed the measure of the go. venms; sad moved, as an amendmeet, that all the bills be whined to • soled cemmitese. The right bee. gentle men said thee the moire whisk Influenced him in this owes was not to defeat • good bill, but to make a good one. He ematended that the bill which the house was now salmi be emotion would restore la their most objectionable form old alswee koheioalities oondeenned by roast lagi ladon, sad impose • burden epos the publio equivalent to 10,0001. or 12,000 i. emir. limier criticised the bill before the house end pointed out in what respect to proposed to amend the law in the measures which he had himself in %roamed, Mr. Whiteside said that the members of the legal peofersieo is Ireland were dekrmieed to resist any attempt to restore pleas and demurrers. and that they were geserally in favour of vies roes as against written widows in equity wits. After Mr. Whiteside had neweed his sat, an hes. member, finding that but eight sonetoo were present, moved that the bones be wanted. The three minute ghee was then turned dome, but Dearly five minutes elapsed before the Speaker counted. The additional ii tervel allowing several mambas who would otherwise ion been late, to arrive, • hone. wee made, sod the debate was reused by Si: 0. CeLOGHLEN, who supported the biß, which, be said, me imperatively required in Inked. Mr. GEORGE declared that the bill had not the appro klieg of the principal legal (unaffected., in Inland, the Lod Chemeller sod the Master of the Hell.. Mr. SCULLY said there wee go use in analog the DUI to it select committee, se no committee 000ld he more se- Let thee the few hon. members who were the protein. The debate was contiened by Mr. Walpole, Sir IL Cairns, Mr. Malik. and Sir G. Bowyer; bet the arguments were of the driest and least iaterestke deeeription. The general opinion of the speakers was, however, in favour of ea miktiner the practice is inked to that of England. At half an hour pest midnight the house divided, when the amendment of Mr. Whiteside was rejected by 68 to 30. The bill was then committed pro forged, and the house immediately resumed. METROPOLITAN HOMELESS POOR BILL. lit. VILLIERS proposed the moved reeding of this bill, the object of which was, be said, to continue the powers I conferred by the bill of led sedan. Mr. BROMLEY said it wee the deficiencies is the poor. her that weseicsed the sesessity for establishing the re fers which were established seder the set. It bed ed. however, succeeded, se the streets wire wear so full Cle prokesional beggars as they were at present. He would lake the caw of the Westminster workhoaaw to show that the bill bad sot met aU the necessities of the Ines. He had , bow informed that the poor of the district were obliged to travel three miles to Emeingtos is order to obtain relief. He complained of the treatment the poor received IS the casual wards. They were given five ounces of bread at eight, and the same quantity in the morning, together wits as much water as they tiled to Mak. (Laughter.) The treatemot received by vagrants was too good, bed es it wee, while that received by the deserving poor was far too harsh. He believed the act wee practically inefficieut. The remedy he would propose was that of making the police re lieving oftiers in the various district.. He believed this wee the only mode of dealing with the question. The num ber of vagrant. would be diminished, and the casual poor would be relieved. He should propose • clause in committee to the effect that every police statics should be constituted en office for the imago( of orders of admiesioe for destitute persona to the casual ward of workboirees is which such polio. station were situated. *Mr. KNIGHT was sorry the government had brought forward this bill in the same shape as as it was last veer. It was • sham and protegee, and contained no reel intuition' to relieve the poor. Mr. AYRTON thought It quite imposinge at that hie hour to eater into the details of this question. He weld not hold nut soy bops of the inseams doing any good mime it was made a permanent meeswe. Mr. VILLIERS mid the bill wee ie strict oonfourifey with the recommeodations of the committee. The @sly nal objection taken formerly to. it wee that it bad been pro posed at • late period of the session. He now proposed that the pollee should be authorised for the future, whenever Trsaw poems in wank to take them to • refuge. The bill wee thee reed a mood times UNION OFFICES (IRELA L. ND) SUPERANNUATION BIL This bill was reed • third ties and passed. EAST INDIA HIGH COURTS BILL. This bill II se read • third time "Led pawed. INCIASURE BILL. Os the motion for the wood noting of this bill, Mr. LOCKE thought it dutiable that the open meow, nom which a committee wee ordered to report to the boom should be excluded from the schedule of the bill. He referred partieuirly to Epsom-common sad Eman b ation's-6,k Mr. T. G. BARING said be wee willing to postpone the question of the Epson-common incloenre, is order that it might be further considered. Mr. COX urged the minim of Bpsoncemintee-lields, and be mood the postponement of the wooed readies of the boll for weak. Mr. T. G. BARING could not secede to the prespong is omit Epoommenmenfidde, which wen nee common pm Port'The,. motion wee them withdrawn. sad the bill reed • sewed time. The Pilotage Otter iheirtaidtae Bill pawed through committee. The Shoop sad Caleb BM prod through committee COUNTY VOTKES REGISTRATION BILL. This bill wee reed • wood time The Manisa Weeks% Property (belied) Bill wee reed third *mud peeled. DOTAL HTBERNIAN MILITARY SCHOOL • Hz.• MAGUIRE moot for rows. tbi Warn% kasha; asd MhsrcitislaaL the BeeelMillestim Sir J. SHELLST sek;d the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether his attention had been directed to the re: ort of as *omit hold at the Strand Union on the body of Mr. Georgia Drake, from which report it appeared that this gentlemaa. V ea apoplectic condition, woe taken there by the polies, wappoord by them to be of uneound mid from drink, and &eft without any information by what means he come into their hands ; sad whether be trued cause a ooramnaicatio• to be forwarded to the Wire sathoritim requiriog that I. future, when say sick person, insapalge of glob( lay ezpiematios of his or her condition, wee taken to a turbo infirmary, all the facto bearing on thew which the poliesesuld fereich should be forwarded to tuition with the paths{ for the guidance and informa tion of the medical caber. Sb G. GREY said hi knew nothing of the ems beton what he had beard Maio be bad received notice of his boa. friend's question. Side paha use is as hotel, where be was found is a violent sad Iftetie state. He wee takes Wore a weenie* by the polies ; sod this ft well shorty Yr duty of the pollee to do. It wee by the ceder of the asg that he was renewed le the 'workhouse. The bsiee~asa te who tech bile scald eat date is writing all the sinewhanees et the ere ; bat be did state that he bad rasbias then by the under el he asestrate, who bad her talawe his when be awls the order. He (Sir O. Ong) weed esseensiale with the wegistrah, and be Ms bra bleed knew liehndt. • 31, jitiklAtefp BEIRIVIP 14441074 _ -- - . =I appointed dun date pt Use last prallsznenfim! liE( . 2 . u s =ail mricimi to do ain thole , mecifvfoetheir Paints, to . tires el this I ;Jim TANCt opcl t i le me imetion. , Vs:inti; sod be t eal that they wen fully justified ialb thought Soy wry, re. :p o r nuns they led taken with regard to the Plaintiff. lanes widolla ter maul wineries were than exambed fee the del eon, Mr. WH DI kb hem. friend was jullilfied at the onselculon of their evideace, the Lord Chief he his opicoettlea te the *Weis. - Bann expreeeed his opinions that they hall made oat their iffy. Prnajally raved the adjournment at thekheasta, plea of reasesahle and probable WWI j sad, coder his ' Mei assolien ' *Winn renamed • minket for the defendaats. , the udjoarnrodiat the 11101 1 111 IP, MI COCCI SWIM LOMAT COMPANY. fir. th e This asked the ettentleh of . epselisr. b war al." "MCI° jury °au" Xr- Bovine Mr. C. folkek, wad Mr. Willis, sp. bentligt Weep wee rat 44.) mentrant mem& pee* ler the wall [[ ; Mr. Lash, Q.C., Serino% Baba - Vitiates Writers 'toed &Once , ' aka Welter Pot too tber, Wed Mr. Whbe were mensal for the orespenf• Tine was abother action arising out of the fatal accident that ink plain le the Bleckheath Taneel in December last, whoa, It Will be remembered, eight unfortunate panne lost their line, pad • greet nap Wien VMS severely rejwr i t trVAPrtrirr°wlsot:ee Plartdw:harel°hZalapu- Mama " peemiesil of onsiderahle literary T eed soleatifie attainments, sad the untie of several works, sad by these lanes it was said that at the time of the accident les was F ro m retake el an become of about 400 f. oaf he "Maces cif Mr. Quota. the indent Bargeethe Uninnity Hospital, sad also rm• pea ezerserdbary to her Majesty, sad other gueleame, it appeared that the effect of the snidest apes the plaintiff waste OMICINIONNY entire wank at the right side ; be had lost lib memory, his sight was Impaired, sad, ill faot, as tie winner expressed it, it, he had brooms a complete wreck. It also append he was wider the extracedinery delusion that ao snidest had happen& to lire, ead that he was perfectly well, which we reprenated to be OD. of the very wont wyeapteree is hie O&M. Strange as it may eppear, lt we stated la the coarse of the *video°, that wee givee that after the soeldent the plaintiff, notwltlatendlag the Works be had received, walked 00 of the tuned, sal whoa he was emerned to erns, he walked to the Goldin-ones Hetet, bast Fo k e . with nod. and sited for a roma where he clean hinged. Alm.., inmediately afterwards, however, It was evident he had reesbrwil MOM Injury, sad he re anima at the hotel far se sly three meth' Wen he could bs removed to his own hens, where, mesordiag to the eiideue% he sow renaisedie ea almost hopeless state. The nude was not ermaladed st the Agog of the court. Baron Bramwell was ..gaged during the day in trying mescal cosmos jury ewe* bat sous et there sere of the least intermit to the pulite. The whole of the menestaies minimal limy ceases will be as the list for trial to-day (Friday). NORTHERN CIRCUIT—Lampoon, llisba 30. (Delors Mr. Julio. flier.) eu 116111111 breeght by Mr. Styria&s &bestow* older is the Greet &stern StesmAlp Clominey, t the directory of that company to resort, damages to have beenjmeteined by ills pleiotiff in maw queue of rierepreseetstioss sad misinenagmuist am the pert of the defeadmuts. The plaistire owe wee ended by Mr. James, Q. 0., sail was Way em follows I. the year 1858 the Gnat eh* Company was started, sad the implial having hoes in erased from time to Mums, nlobasiely eassated 525,0001, whole of thst sapient hod appea to red with t he Limitless of 401., slut helm the told amount riesived by Oa Aida liquidator. The dap bawls( evidently beau eenseirosted for bog voyages, bed been em ployed by the Moodiest& far short voyages, is emespetition with remade much better adapted for that sod to ocasapasom ob. bad bees driven entirely from that Use, the capital .1 tbe compaisy beteg thus meettened to the weds. The oweirolttem ad inseam sppoisted by ties shareboklen is 1862, in oppositios to dm wishes GI lie de feedsots, heel found that gluing three yam sad half 285,8001. had been speak sod that the poem receipts donee the lame period had amounted to no more Mimi 153.0301., which we* Mooed to 117,8141.. as the not eareigge of the shey, by Um deduction of 35,1921. received from visitors miriag her. The expenses per voymge had been 30,9211., sad the nesipte or serelw per voyage 13,0941. There were 010V1111 counts is the Amps Ike defendants with having Mooed the plaintiff sad other shareholders, by false represoutetioas from time to time, to continue sad Menses their bovestmente ; with hsvhtg by their gram negligee/is sad t wasted Oa money ; and with levies improperly so the Great Karam by which means further loss was sustained. Th. game was sot wanduded Lot night. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Lam, Xi MI 30. (Before Mr. Judie, Willis.) Derail Garr, 26, shoemaker, Edward Hal. 22, grinder, and Hoary linsitA, 30, antler, were charged with feloniously assaulting sad stem:Win to choke aid suffocate Matthew Coulson Burs*. at Sheffield, as the Vol of December, sad Mir. from him 21., a diver Int* and • gold pin. Mr. Blackburn and Mr. Oally .neted the promeatioe ; Mr. Shepherd appeared far Omer; Mr. 0. Father for Hall ; and Mr. Fithjasnes Stephen for Smith. Mr. thereby I misdeal spat for Lord Fitswilliats. His ofthe was at the Midland railway station, in Sheffield, and his residence in Victhrisomd, about threoquarters of a mile off. Hs left his &Bee at 6 p.m. on the days lated, and whoa he bad got short two hundred yard from him resides°, he was seised mead the neck and keeeked down with a weapon. While on the ground he received • blow on the head which rendered him senseless, sad whilet is that coadition he was robbed el his watch, ha. Several geetlemes found Mr. Barthy, mad for some time after his life was despaired of. The peiscipal witness in the ease wee Mattis Cooper, a wthelunaker, at who maid in an boar .It the robbery the primosem il = of Mr. Buraby's watch and gold pin to him. Carr said, " By be careful, for there'll be 20 yetis sad • flogging for that." He also beard ase of the other prieoners say. I ththe h t we should have got mom-1001. or 2001. at lath' mossy paid by Cooper for the watch the 30a., sad when the peisonenreativedlit Hall said, " This I. • Ins lot far five of um to he in at." The learned comma for the prisoners molt theft at tempts to destroy Cooper's credit se a witness. In answer to Mr. Shepherd. he said he was ones charged with robbing his master of 5,0001. worth of diver goods, but ha was acquitted. He had bleu in Darby gaol 21 days for knocking • mem dews who told him be was a thief ; and in January last he am la custody at Sheffield, " bemuse he preferred it," in connexion with • robbery committed at Mr. Fondues, at thidelith, by men named Weeder and JOINS (who bays been tried mad convieted at the Sheffield sessions). Is answer to Mr. Foster be said be went with Silveater and Jona to Mr. Furuise's on the night that they committed the burglary there, but the police thew that he was going. The polies, he said, bad sot promised not to te him for • robbery at Mr. 0011•11 . 1 if r eau woald go. He bad bought ether stales pro- perty, bat on • Smithy night his erindfitsco pricked him that he had bees slain wr ong , and be west to the chief constable of Sheffield and • • edema breast of it. Cooper's wife and hie brotherin.lew (William Sykes) confirmed his statement. Sykes admitted in crothexamina. don that he and Cooper thd beep tried at York for a rob bery at Ms. Moss's, a retired jeweller. He said the judge stepped the mes, ad he sad Nowt were acquitted. Mr. JOStiell Willett add it was far better to date snob thiap in plain Foglia. Had he (Sykes) and Cooper cam scatted the rubbery at Moss's ? Sykes emphatically towered "No." Whoa Carr and Hall were taken into custody brass knnekledneter was toned ma each of them Is the opinion of the farms, lb. tharnby's injuries bad bees inflicted with such a weapon. Mr. Foxier submitted to the court that Cooper was • particrpscristinis, and not to be believed, though mufirmed by his wife sod brother-in-law. The late Mr. Justice Parke &sided that a wiles evidence was no confirmation of that of a particeps Mr. Justin Wilke—That's laying down that a dishonest man may net have as basest wife. Ido sot think a wife is not to be believed because she did not break her wards's vows by owning off to the police as soon as she saw bee thalami in possession of a stoles watch. I think Mr. Justice Parke must have bees misreported. The jury retired to coesider their vordist, sad after a brief Assam they toned Can and Hall Guilty of tie robbery, ad Smith guilty of reosiving. His Lordship said Hall and Carr had been wedded of an offence little short of murder, adthe sentence was that they beept in peed invited, for 20 years ; Smith, five yeam pew al servitude. Who are lasted mom thee seven hours. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSION-BOUBE. Akandra lay and Edwin Sutherland were yesterday again placed at the bar, before the Lord Mayor, cbaspd with monpiriag together with other. in mdmvooriog to obtain from Mr. Boobell, of Billiterotrat, to the City, she sum of HOC by false pretences. Mr. Beery, barrister, hurroeted by Mr. Bagley, prow acted ; and Mr. Wontsse, jam., appeared foe the female thdasdast. The parsers ham shady each two emmlostiose upon Mr same Margo, the purtionlas of which bare already " r ills ostay bk. Bosley said is samequasoo of the parka bus of the sae harm beer made paths, be believed be should be alai es a fames eateries to berg suseersua owe argot the primers, and show that they bad, is ocean with others, for tho let two or tam yeas, caned as a rely estonsivo and moosoeful wawa of hued apes the publita Tb. promentor would. at a future tima, prom that this. was se wash plow as Frasklasinallim sew Frashlanda, or WovrielA m had bem timented is the dead ape which they attempted to ram Oho 1601., and be Mould that day call two Mammas sod give soma testimony is reforeirre to two other an. apes which be should ..k fore further remand. A men .1 1001. it appears& had bees admired by Mr. Allis, me& char, sot tho Xt. Allim the Moan T4Wara to the deeds. to a person semi Mary Britt wpm a deed of minvoyasee of mem lead, laid to be situate at Dap Frod-ocestrion, Fersterm the samideratios army far "Ida was 3601. He holimod be should beads I. atm that lee Mary Bolt he had alluded to sad Almada lay an ere aniline same party. A pram named Almada Brosassa, or /UMW aer Kay—lt was .is knows wideh was UM& water—who hod Mee iotroared by as agent, oneeradod beatiog the Loos sad Dime IDampany to admires three s i r iChil l a‘e mousy of MX, 201, and 101. ssapestimif t diode of sonvoyma at some popery mid L in he st Wan& 144 xear resakirsde. Mr. Ow. Alts, s WialAse, Ilk Cleassey.imat, abbe AM—be 110 hop maw tar • fleshes' menet LAW INTBLLIGENCE. „ HOUSE OF IMWS.—MAsoa SO. ernaLs. Melon) the Lord Clisoselbr, keel Orthwerth. and Lord r te , • 'OLDIES° V. EASS INDIS 0011SUIT,—"vmusET. This appeal was thud some little time since, sod the further acclamation postpooed. It is es appal from • decision of the late Loci Chancellor Campbell, thinning • . rouse of the Master of the Rolla. The gosh& involved b whether the appellant se the executrix of bur busliemd. Jed Blephen Bold's% deesemid, late a civil servant el the Beet India Company is Bessed, is entitled to a refund of the , eislesmulated amount of his imbsoriptiona to the Need Ord Service Anoulty Fasd—an Whistle° miabhelied under the wispier of the fad India Oonipthy—sod the pay meat of a certain guinea subscriptioo, _eomprising • per ammo of their to which, Width the subsoribthe to • pro rata snow's& by way of annuity. As esetain age, as their retirement from the mallet the oempsny under taking to mike • dzsd contribution to the had. Somme as &Gado& proposed la the Mee of the hotbed= were mods from time to time, ameoget which it wee alleged was the that the azimuths were arranged at • certain value, with • right to • refued of the subswiptions in exam of the half value of the annuities. The bite husband of the appellant wee ea amiss' subscriber to the had, end "aired from the "orrice is November, 1852 ; sod, seemaing to the Isles, his subscriptio• exceeding o&-lialf el the value elf the sonuity of 10,000 rupees, as annuity al that smooth Was tendered to him and accepted, which he required to be paid to him quarterly. He at the same time applied for a Moil d the emcee of the socuroulated amount of his time, bat it was Wooed ; sod in Apr il . 1866, lie f l a:2 4 aq against the Best India Compaq and the smassees of the food to obtain Ferment of that amount, 44,683 rupees, and prayed for an isthsmion to nebula the defembints from Wipitalideg so unappropriated balance alleged to be due to the credit of the fund of 28,26,351 rupees, sod from apply leg the same otherwise than to the parpoer of the fend. Biliethedlar answer the delimitate chid the 11.114•008 of the disposable Wanes, and alleged that is hot there wee • &limner of 6,63,428 mese in the balsam of the fiord, which they had roads good, and that by the original esnetitution of the fad DO peovislea wee made or intended to be made for the repayment to subscribers of any portion of the amounts oontriboted by them, although such cot- Mitotic& might have exceeded, set only half, bat sees the satire value of their immunise, and that any sash repay ment would be olied to the meth principle an which the fund woe esteed, which was that at providing equal retiring allowances to all the members of the civil service by the ad of a perpetual csostributios to be made ratably out of all the Civil service salaries, assisted by • oentribotioe from the goverthiest. The question involved tuned en the sionstrostics of adispatch _of the Emit India direstors of Bth December 1824, WTOOI4IO tbs Governor- Geserel, in which the fund was origlaated sod its purposes sad rules laid dowel. la Netheabse, 1814, the Master of the Rolls dismissed the plaintiff's bill, sad the plaintiff dying shortly after, the suit wee revived by the appellant, lib widow and ethentriz ; and, on appeal to the Lord Chan. ogler, the demos of the omit below wit la January, 1860, affirmed, and the appeal dismissed with oath Hews the preset appeal. Bk P. Kelly, Sir H. (h all and Hr. J. W. chitty. cep for the appellant ; Mr. B&W, Q. 0., Mr. Forsyth,. .0., Hr. Giffaii, Q. 0., end Mr. W. H. • If shill, for t hi n ` respondent, who is sow the Secretary of State fee India, is place of the East India Company. The Lord CIDISOODOE. is daliveriag jedguwent, said that the despatch of November, 1891. wee the east sat bF twee• the East India Company sad the subscribers to the fond : sod it was es • la that docammat that the appellant founded a ebiim that no subscriber should be called on to subscribe more than half of the sum ambulated to produce his annuity. This perept however, bore so snob =maim whieh would have been at midaDos with the fun cissoeutal ride et the fend, that all parsons sub scribing to it would have to contribute during the full time of their service. The East India Oompany undertook to guarantee the fund ter tereoty•flve years, bet it was in its asters • fund wide( from the contributive of the subscribers, which was to pent nine thoultheyearly ; mid the guarantee of the caempiny oily gusimateed this. It happeaieg that rains seathhate did Dot usually declare es the fund, the soaps/m) souested that the theme which thus accrued should be ref to the mintribatces at the rate of half their subscriptions, but the propesitiou was retested by the subscribers, and the soompany bested that rejection as decisive that there should be no ref nod. There was &thing on which the opponent amid fraud the repay meat which wee sought, end; therefore, he me of opinics that the decree of the omit below must be affirmed and the appeal dismissed, but without costs. Lord Cron worth sod Lord Chelmsford delivered omen:root ("Woos, and the appeal wee dismissed without meth ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIIT.—Kmerow, bLuice 30. (Began the lard OW Bane sad Spread Jaren.) BSI/CNA* V. TNN LONDON AND 8007/1 V/ISSIIIN RAILWAY OOMPAJT. This was an action to recover damages for wrongful dis missal and false imprisonment, and the plaintiff by ono of the counts in his &Marotta' she claimed damages from the defeadoota for having damaged and defaced a certain osthilicato beton* to Wm. TM diefeodscits pleaded not guilty smerally, sod also that they Rad rescuable and probable cams for giving the plaintiff into custody. Serjeant Parry sad Mr. Thompson were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., fiedesst Ballasting, and Mr. Wood, appeared for the °mammy. The plaintiff in this action had formerly boss in the army, and mimed in the Crimea, and bed the thins* and Sebastopol medal, and he loft the service with • may good character, sod a cortthaste was given to him to that effect. He sobered the sent* of the South Western Railway Comma, in 1861, sad was em. played as • porter at the Bios Elms goods station. It ap peared that on the amain al the 23rd September last the plaintiff and two other paten were employed at that sta tion in unloading a goods truck that bad come from the North Western Railway, and depositing the 104401601 that were taken from it in one of their own troths, to be con veyed to Southamptos. Awing the peshiges so to be con veyed was • peploses cont• Ming boats, - whisk wolglied one hundredweight and thresquartees, end it wan proved that this package was safely planed upon the landing stags of tho rsiiesy preparatory to Ming put Into the Mock, and shortly afterwards it was deposited in the railway van to be conveyed to Southampton. Mr. Rumford, the fonm aq who was superintooding the operstiors of the plaintiff and the other porters, happened by accident to go into the Southampton truth, sod he observed • cr.of boots in one comer, apparently placed for coesealment, and he at onus held them up to the plaintiff, and observed that it looked very black, or suspicions, or words to that effect, and the plaintiff slid be knew nothing about them. A search was then mad*, said it was di covered that the lido' the package =Maio ing the boots had been forced bath, and the pair of boots Wolin from it, end this fact was oonolusively proved by the rupon being re-weighed, being found to be examl7 r ige elibt of the missing mir of boots deficient. Sow aim. it would ream, inimofttoly fell upon the plaintiff, who was sospeoded from duty on the following morning, mid • day or two afterwards be woe gives into egatody upon the charge of stea l i n g the boots, god ma remanded by the magistrate, and eventually committed for trig, but the greed jury at the gessicos ignored the bill, sod lo then bronglit the prima soden. The plaintiff himself was the prinaipal witness in support of kis own OM% sad he swore positively that he was entirely Mamma of the gauge that had been node spinet him, but on mose.maaninstioa he was compelled to admit that he was the only person who had been Inside the truck where the boots were found, and that at the time the discovery waa roads the other two bad gone about some other duty. It also Wand C r re g dmitted by the plaintiff that the property was, to a arida *stook under his aurae, and that it was his duty to have protected it. sad there did not appear to be the alighted widows of soy straggle having - been upon the spot by tams the ProPartr could have bogs takes out of the psokags, and it did sot ems to be disputed that en attempt to 00010111 a felony bad been escsmitted by some one or other. With regard to the omit that claimed damages for the defeatism% having defaced the certificate SI good cheesier that bad bogs gives to the plaintiff apse his having the army, the only *widow that wag addueed to sappers it oat that it appeared to have tome into the pommies of the omegy whoa the plaintiff went into their service, and that stamped the words "Beath Waters Railway Compsay upon it, to denote that the penes referred be in the ortilicoto had bees in their sante*, which or their oval maws, sod the Lord Chad Berm observed. I. the comes of the sag, that he could not motive what prissihdo dye, = 4 ? to the enthilkste by the words in quostiem Ming upon it. HawkMa, the comae of bit eddies@ to jury for the ditheedonto, sea he should net attempt to Moped* the fast the* the AolesW left the y with a gad abwater, sendsavoar to show that he swabbed the 466101 imputed to him. AU he was open to do waste galley them that the defendants bad remonelds sod probable muse for suspectimg th e plaintiff, and ha believed that moo ids own theaissioms weft thirst sutheigot for that purples. No mid is was glom that some one bed Imam spin this met e red attempted to Meal the pair of boats free ik sad plaintiff wes the only- mom who woe apes the spot, sad frogs the hook* that ware sada, mapicies I=irreel es Arm* open the = that the felt themselves oompellod Me imp mini War as at iim-Pmes Mom emidrimiCAd; TM" - Charles/10sta ,s t lamer. _ LSO, he estranged for that se tem of a lease Warble produced, the were olDitchelliog, is Sussex, sod VeN• seder Kay, of Burtoo-erseceot, St. Pacers', surveyor. The land teeditealied or barium a frontage of 1,200 fest, awl • depth of 100 feet, and Mia the *glib of Wovelalleld, war Treaklendr. ' Tim Wsiathere *ltems to the dad ewe Mr. George Lila, solicitor, of Bucklitrebtuy. The mooed pummtiog to be the purchase money was6Bsl. Mr. Alas sold that the loan was agreed to be advanewl by Idea:see Were the matter was referred to him, sad he sada inquiries, the male re labia were satisfactory. Menem: new the tweak rintemident. He weal doers to Ifeemideld in Jen,. 1164. but he did sot led any plass. galled Faikkads. with tee beiwaseelied Ifseakkord-villae. No in inaew the area of Kay, bet he heard that frequent inealrism ware mode lee el that name. The mosey w to here been pad befit W :Deathly instabesets. but none of it bad ever bees_ peg. In an war to Kr. Wollner, witness said be ia net pe hirovelf to see Mr. Mils, but his clerk did. 'He aid net kaow say** of the weighboerbeed Were be went down. Jobe B. Herat, the meneger to the °Applegate Lem grad Dimooset Osnopeny. Milted-skeet, predated thaw deride as ' labia be had advanced the aempertire went et OM, 201. and 101. The mo:ii was, edesseed I. • mu' wire ealbal himself alszander moms& The lirstg:sedmild the 3 f o August. 1 , and was Weser !biota, Mea -1 ander Hoesynna, of 1, idelaidoplaos, hvidip, eau- Wester; the aaarbieraMar - viasay Wag 2001., sad the MOW* whom was Joe. AMA. The mooed deed len Awl in. this, rod was bettreen the same parties, the ere aldemettos meg being 1351. They both purported to re late to laud situate in WovsL6eld, and nom P`ranklands. The third deed wee between Mary Seatt, of 12, The Ter race, Keeningtom ; David Low, et aaglemassottega, Brix en ; and John &q wart, of Briztou. The laid to Which the third did purported to relate wee maid to be shade at Digs Iflowl-eommisoe, la the tithing of Dop Fled, Iferabana, awry, fiebsegasst I. the Ulm slintott. whut **Abu armee we talked sheet, witness went te mem the estate reformed to in the deeds. He was eceongented by Mr- tad Ku.. Hearymman sad the female defendant Mrs. Hoeerama and the female riefendant spoke of owe another as sisters. ana they spoke of Mies Eloott ea a lady at vary conaduidge property, bat he did roe understand that the female do. fieriest we Mir lisott. He was shown an estate of about 40 safelle ti tt e b rape stone bow% said he Waisted epos them est go him aad iliestifylag•lhe partioalar plot@ oda to ha the deeds, and they pointed eat some plots whiob they said were lb. ems. 11. did sot 'duos' say mere money nor did he get book any of what be hal already . Orces-exambred—He had seen Mr. AD* who told that the ooesidaratioa mosey bad paned in realsty He weekd sot sweet primitively that the female defeedani was the same wanes wise .11. d Mn. Bogeyman sister, bat he bdiere= o w t r. 11 —He was sot satisfied with what he maw of the Lad. It was all barren and uncultivated — sere than mate bad, and nos worth the money= ins veld. Mr. Ironies! euggested that perhaps the eeswasy made II rideable. (Laeghter.) 'The printers' were again remanded. the Lead Mayor OM. meting to take bell far sag of them. themselves In 1001. and each in a separate safety of 100 f. I'RAITIO RICTITB.N& lIIILVATIL Mr Per War- Toed, Tart. spa 1886 mane. itseaSee. . NW Week seam /ea. I/ ii 4 6 Gra* Icatkeeset WU.. 14 416 1/4 GI . - Week ea4lea Wank U. Orsaa Trask eiCaudi ..1141 km 18,172 mix 2 4 . 110 Week easels Ileni 11. Datala wad Meath 77 161 117 Week ending Ilareb IL and Mated ot Mishima 1,10111 5,088 OAK ..- Week mil* ltardi U. Mali FassdEa _ . west NA N It NO N. %But mad Omit, Down 48 NI NS 748 714 Bristol and NNW 114 SAN 4,464 UN 8,1 7 1 Last Cowl Los.. CUL, sae Dom 7 1 5 2,848 NO 4.06 1,414 Metro. K. of LC. t ll 1,616 a MN Mort/ Nolioribbire 1,710 14,Z .—Yethear RAILWAY BMW 11170111 P, der is Mr. Is's eownitiee the forthereseidestion of late Crystal Alga New Railway ems for the promoters essepied the whale day, the 800. A. Liddell, lit. Round, aid Mr. Holway sweeties in support. The Omit Tao- manta liseenO, Baran, and Poet was net ancluded la peep 6. The emonnittee in imap 1 11. prometbd with the further theriag of the Loudest, sad Dower Reffi way (No. 1) Bill, Mr. Burke, Mr. Rased. sad Mr. Fiessemet for, mod Mr. Orippe, QC., spirt. Is group 13 (Mx.A. Mills, chairmen), the A7aaier, Stretford-spee-Aven, sad Mimi* Jusetios Railway was resemed. Thew was so denisioe in the ereosseue bills before Sir P. Octidemid le group 23. The *mho= ricituhrY T15A710212 he A Bloc Prom in Sr. Ouhe's Wo3lllooBll.—Tedadey afternoon Dr. Leakester coo laded the inquiry as to the death d Richard Oihoos, au inmate of St. (',Use's Workhouset who was alleged to haw died from moiler and ill.erestreset that establishment. The trey retuned nudist le the effect that the dewed died from the effects of the duke ef seem or the bre* ban really scedarated the =he bed reesked at th e heeds ad the whole of the connected with the workhouse. They abo soled the Wisatios of the Poor -law Board to ward 47 of the work hoes% in which the dossesed was coullsed during iletioe his which they thlak is delbient to lighting, vent, ins = ppaseepperst ftioamisadstios for the patinae, le poiin a were had hoe, sad eight to be coked They shoo think that the • of the deb poor is that workhouse is delismak mei that primate ought sot to go lam few o'olesk p.m. Waled o'clock e.m. without bed. They also think OW more rid Danes should be appointed to attend the tisk, mod they en of °pinks that the wrier oi the RUINS to asap the nen in the or.. of Ohms is severely reprehomligh The Cori OF Da. PIFICHARD.—The publics inbred in this remarkable ease Wye the acchreas) row Unites usdiminishod, end the moonset item of isferstetios eminected with it is aught for with the almost The body of Mew Taylor will be exhumed to.day " gr i lis% Orange Cemetery, sad subjected to usedinel waternshom The inquiry into the case is expected to lest sewed weeks, owing to the what end the difficulty of the queetitive analysis which is aresesory. The lbestiag Ciao* of Wed nesday gime the fellowieg pertioselers I—" Dr. Frit. chard bas bees fully oomadtted for trial. Hie brolltw•ia4aw (Dr. Taylor), on Issonlag that poison had hew found, his returned to Peerith. The broth's. Dr. Pritchard is still in tows. The elethes el Mn. Pritchard bare bow sent to Edinburgh In order that oda' marks may be thernically analysed. It was expected that professor Osirdser sad Dr. James Patents would be galled upon yesterday to give evidence is menectios with this ow before Sheriff Sir A. Aliso°, but, from Muskies which we hew made, we Sod that wither of the gesthmen mentiosed bawl base examined as yet. It is tho ugh t pro. bible that whew will be so umbra as to the authorities to bring the ease of Dr. Pritchard before the eg Wendt mark width isoweemes is the 2nd V o li ns a l next. Dr. 2 Pritchard is candeed is tedium , primmer, sosorning to the lentil replies in such eases. other as/waded et-demists roods is regard to this ere b ode that Ma. Pritchard use "addicted to texicetko.• To this eseortios we are esebled. and to rye, so the very best authority, the wet 1111. lanai. It is the very reveres of the Math. Mrs. had • strong cenotitutiosel repagneees to the use of ethos- i lasts. so mesh me ttrt.hi could sorely be induced to mks s little • ewes es eansioes when she was advised to do so y. Another statement which rewires correct tine b that to the effect that Mrs. Taylor was in the habit of using opium. The airemeetssose from which this report appears to here ernes ere simply these. Mn. Taylor was ostler to • pelletal complaint, ter which elm bad tried, nodes mated Write, many readier, now of which gave bar adequate relief. Some time ego she woe reccensimided by • physisien of mimeos to see Billy's sedative saltation of opium, which afforded bar wry marked relief. Os the recerrense et the &seam hem time te time elm was beeedted by used a modesties gustily of the isolation ; but weeks and emetisise months would intervene without Ws ',whim or melds, um of the nasty. BLOCILaDI &minium—Amon the passengers who arrived at Southampton yesterday, in the West India mail outlet , Atm* were several eaplakm d bleskads rum. nen, from Havana. They sus smart yaw ass, sad mese chiefly mates or ships previous to easenoodiag Weeks& mama They have all mole shwa Is. disms trips during the last eighteen meads; astilieg for tisaiseives about 1.0001. a trip, so that mak has made • headman for tune. They have left their skips at Hawse. Ilia mem patron is gossOn emiessaimes of the captain' of Wilasispra and Ortarksites. me only Saes istt for Weeks& Tussled is Gavestea, but vissels of WAVE hen of water me or usired for that port than for the captured purls Arrissurra RAILWAY AOCIDISIT. —Yesterday mersimb about 3 Ads*, an earisieg amidst* amend to the amteli dews mall from Lembo at 11.41:= sway. After harbor Lessishr • bah sad. overtaking mist* sad oomph.* disebiell sp the rem vase, *rift tie guard and a eammordel gretlimmsm So great woe the sleek that lb* mall use doh.** fay to. boars. Tas lams Than rs Beefrumn.—emodand, fail- Ma tr =shion ea the part the ircomodets te agree to sa the manor of the eedardha of ways width they is thamissed, is its tars. with a saspossios of ems al its mod imparlast hair-stria by strike or loskmat. OZITUL Pavans.—ONNBlllll.ll ,4 l DAL—Weal- DAT. Yams 30. dassimiass on payment. ; ditto by sasses Ifakets. tfi6 ; Mail. 1.742. [Arbor tiemesat it t Hashowas's Ournstass NOD Priha , -/M /MA- tam %jam awl& resealoa. tout aim& or .skated W 4 tsfl.mmration. asmosied by Is, hes steadiel the legle NM*. the telfsser ammi s smsr • errs vlibsel Ism at essorisbassit, Wept edsisstel ablment. slow fine for sash am sesehare i"..." 4•o l si r ible s lassa a itts ids asommt essdnedir see mem ellsettre. sal the enreeseasselhisd salamso mid malt. Oslo Ode ass Ole bilturie• the win' az Yalu =tauv r = dia* boos a. as + R -,;. BIRTHS, MARRILAGNS, AND MATS I- -. Th .ors ~#.6•01 el: , 1. 11.. • MTH& WM.—mica IS. at •atervllllers, mar Path. tI gib ° III BeA Sap., ot aeon. DOVIIILLS. —March 18. at Tattoo, Sawn, Mts. C. DI I d 01T11.—Wirob te, at Eaton-place Week Mrs. Pool ark I" sea. LANTIL—Mstelt 211. at hertaithel•-ettla. 141 4, wielt, Mow, the wits el lir Uwe. we. •am 1101221 am I.—lterett WO, We wits ot John m0rt14104. 441 et a pos. .-ITiee• 1111, at Atbleyirood, Lent, the 101# I WC•be, les., et • sea. 11.1041 4, —Mireh Th. at hameeraleW, Iteipte. the AWOL ° et a daagbler. lIA3RIAOIIB. GAIDWN—WITIN.—IIatek ft, at Me Bev. J. G. Womb. Mr. Osedeber il ! a to= l .l ,lll ER al the kb T. mow ftq, . fiksic-alress. lika vr. t '' doh ONITW—M•TWAIRD.—Mwea taw WlWeletee. by the toe. J. C. t rips o._ l •'"'" sea el J. *Mk Berteesey aim, essisitih Salk al,F*l ol W. T. Hapesed. Wal: 011.1. Maar. mar • 111. at ht. PetrieClardk.....it WlN.Walth, eon et Yr. C. Ilnath. Ift•Melea, la Mob lambs Teaasek, el Wealalieetair Wis. . 1 MATHS. 00=za d Matela U. at lalira." toe 8• 16,44 IL t 113. ZElA.—lsriii it at Borba= Noun, MOO 6 a ni a * ilk 1) . U. ClAoo.l.—lftedi 27. • TM Clan, Sansbory, haws !O IL rolhoiet Ow Imo W. ftwoe, log., sod 76. AINDWIL-11106/617, 66 AMA Ado% Middioll. "r wits 'Mr. C. Lailk& awl TS. • nerybia 5. • Imam Kent, Mistimes. IllWrig low .!k I. vAssr.—lisrei 2. A Cbsolor-tan • • ee, ••••ft C O I" ,' Ilmorsta rira.104.4 TalMid W 'maim= • -,A,, io . s . ki.semati = ass =Laws Milli. • it Mr risilesi `, MAliallTS. TALLOW. TILCISDAT &IMO. Tallow atoo4 mad to Dona, 4! . Doling So Iss 40 4 3 d- ; s Jalo. 40 a. 6 d.; C maim 7 , 4 minds, 6 asks. sanbee rate tici l l ° 7 6.4 loll : 4 4 o ;; oo .-090 154. 4"2"°‘146 : 0 t. ipmeuett 7P Y 4 : 07 112 :1 1.1. ;,:: Ca : sdie t d i szsart. : ""disa tiwai. :iiime, uill :i 1 2 : 04: 4 ! II& to OA ; 2,000 Yoram, &s ., 1341, *mit Eppliso 14d. to 19d Soltroa. 5 Too sum, SA. to lid. 88 8 kW* si fit ; 0 31 84, Ile• 90 9 id• ; Jalsoi 94 1 . to ltd. WOOL AND WORSTED.-13stsrots, Kak i There Is the sup quietness la the wod bon to mkt forsook, One past. The rod i t rats of disswerst of coarse makes no Lif is M ereoto lajus thastics Jo the malt of the shu t . crow the Musa& of trade. Stapler. en WM . 61 hoidens elfeekto redoes ask stake. They pike pall asks with era Utak ebetestost ea plow drew are aide only to 'apply the . wish of its week. Bosse staplers ms al °skies that wool ko its tassel point, and believe the quotations WU bat tines se osekhdy so thauusd to WILMA ask Pekes an esej ow ir i r i egul ki l espsel for wets ski la ropeol. of wwe in ow l OW. sad pod Lincoln within will feta 216 pa H op s oy be passed at hi. per lb. sopa Bat aro ea miens that ibis say be said to be annly proximate/ eathooda. la worded y Ibe heeessseeelllhelng stool from blilbeß =Obi lOW eters, whisk its gewreelly refold some geese ssabw a sale O ?Ohm t b e at if bis konot. nen kr. f„ wo r k s heresalkete see pth, Shay am at very kw pima. There bas buss skit t o by tie he se boons &Ong Obi dun slam, les th 6 own k spits ot • twed.lowsestis abassake. pi t way tunas% In pkess he dwassi is quids h ill the hiter g wesPows Welty W ei k MMOM ti tIO)t Tb. Amnon bewss boo bedews to some must. bet the coeftWand lo, dam( seat S. so w n . The lone wassheiste dolma q a way restrike& business. The Wets d pt eontinsally knew. LAOS AND 110611EY.—Nownwaux, Ma x Witty/at say decided or general inpronan• tens traitor a past, NA pompano of boo en tan material, within tin lan few iloya Oise es ter b o om afraid, report an maid fornai inwapflas ; sad whoa au lilts • sillinns sotto§ siarion ins bees ant at, nosy Wow nis i Ina atm* bold Doak. will be was oak ad A% life We the bi ds. Tb. sadden avast of ere* au s, if it wily swiiissa t will also bar • bmiebill dm' lb.ode all Iwo and Imlay War, aridly wig Mike an impends la tesldcw.—Nowspelwa Jourid, CORN.—Broarraftax. Manz 20.—Atible Quid dem Tee a fair supply of wheat, which raid t ai &draws at le. per quarter. Barley, 6d. to la, ON b. sod per, id. par quarter higher. . . . 30.—At our market War th ei , • moillast• 'apply of English whist. Odell osildrys h as , va de l e ct s : finks but IA& ma idz is, atm& harlv quits •• iris. a good isaqs7 . 2, aa avow, of 6d. per qr. egg so dos; ',bile Dina sad Wray imprrig9d.Mllpi Wise otis•, peek sad loos amii pr qr. Alm ' " " • /' U• bar ' Lyra II e•I I imiS I Ism DirrinkitAllicit 30.—We has. *day hel supply ed wheat ; the *sae opened all as eisimiji per qr., bet thim was sot muslaimed, sad the nuke ihel about lamt week's priors, with some qua* kit Barley is moll *apply, with • good rode at Ale uraelde prime. Oate in up*, and hip s Besse mnd pets se het wish. Bret wkee whey 30a e beet red, lee. to 20s. 6d. • other seat. Bale Ba 14 • t i barley. 30e. to 34e. ; Ze. to 26a. ; Ulu lei Ile. ; pees, It* tle.; winter rotates, lia. to *.; lour, Be. to 31e. dd.: other dour. 27a to Be Newmann, 11L•itat SO. At our mad ibb ■ higolderbrah wheat wee spin la prar turtle dew I were sot tree bairn at the Ursa% eat se Hatted *vier eeenned. Foreign swatbe slit lil.l meld higher Os Baer we rano our IL mak, WU. * deans mud bakers having grotelere gam* in thesemlue, .alas were restricted. Oats were ld. Gl_ end os.lniel 6d. per load dearer. New LOA Mu well am lodise sera, lough' 6d. per quarter use pan Nimes; Mum 23.—With • inobnle epee }dearly the dewed our milking& et ea mitneee et le. n& leU Wee. Bement prices wits maths, remoradel fit The husky for ether ee doles wu study, at tele left spear* Nurses; Mea=th 30.—We bed • aliorteggig el *I this day—the Inge nary hooters. last wean plis with difficretty sedetekeed. Braley rather sob rug at pastes quesekine. deorwroe.os.nms, xAsca 29.—ne smiy this defe market front the growers was Wee/ tbra belt ertaplea, mold et fall passers ; Warier seranraS slowly, rod were the turu lever. Barley turbo& OS boss, endszt ir e *marl 71 1 =e s t2 0 fi11%. /6 4 C.t . 1 . 44 &do, white, 40a bwob . . t.;46t. ; mouth con* Ali to Ma • ditto white, 46e. to 48.. ; ditto old rel. t Ille. piedieg. per imperial qr., 25r. It Oe seer hod, .toMa • potato, 421 b. per beebel,,S. 21e. Bum, Ma $0 lie. Peat' *Wind. 3* Ilienienn, News 30.—The supply et who' Mehl Ether rates were meted but not seceded to. eat *bib woe dull wishes' chugs In value. In spies eon ire le doing, the demand ler mud Wing mostly our. Theu* todayis sere paid tor Geld work. ALICE 29.—Aa emend will" led rd, wheat was up as the top, mid md. up as *me Barley wee 6d. down 011 the top, sad AL rip el • event& Oats were la up as the Uth OM wee the svenge. Bone were la 6d. im as the lee la 7d. up om the averege. What. Mes.to lk It barley, Oa , .to 345. ; rata, IQs. 6d. to 2* ; bow to lift 01. OATlLL—Bilittitaism. NA= 30.—Ths d boasts, ems Waked ; the Mode Ism shay is Iv esemblo amply ; lamb dimly. Clebee pod r . Mode Fd pip •Imse p edy. Bost, 501 lb.; wither mmttom L wed, teL to 104.; ewe odt. • wither muttoe, shore, 70. to qi.; IMF to 7A.; kmdm, Wm to 31k. each ; ma. Vid• V=l .ll bosom es, Id. to 10e. ed. per INFO ; 64. to 10m dd. per more. NorMioux, MASCR 29.—Those were albs me beads &elm them lad week, which mat with a kldt at is id** reawsisom fa pekoe. Hen bid .at es. 21 as. par Mow ; taisder, 7s.About the mem me et asap es lest weak. priacipellr clipped ads& mitts, 74. to 75.; Werke, 64. to 6ad. A los am Ilex were &ewe, wide& mods 74. to 744. Myth , PIM ply, Vs. to 7s. id. per deo* ; boon, 6a Id. to Ts. is at aside at merino sturdy : Bombs, 25; mita 0. Pi" 1101 Wedmodoy : 8ee*. 307 ; elms, 60; Mst 1. 106 ; pies. 11. Ehoneassa, News 29.—The amber of adds et morday wee large. there beim; 620, or 50 mote timid week. The stsmistd Palwkas pod, 9 and t b abala raw mo b m, 11 Vasa. Th.!" .pa 'tops 61. 6d.; maammg sad inferio ; r, 6e. ed. Wirt 6 . orabor ct drop woe SAC or TN Ism thsa mmist 310 of ski* wen stem beep. Salto were da, 6 11 *ass led week bendy endatebsed. Top prieest but mot , 614 worm* sid.; blookhood. Ad. k iii* lb. Pd pip Nlil R V. pa • l"' Bd. pen P :i r s to e ight to Ms. heed. Nusellors le merket.—Fst cartle,X; Mks, 153 ; soma, 197 ; sheep, 3,806 ; piss, Du Barry's claims lboalth restoriag Book. Arab losol am* wilfaot matadas, =7l.72==.4l4:•"oss.Cirless. ;Um, im7 - 0 1° iMgr ii. ons us sjeX es .—nil i larert r, cl a rr i r d Leedom, W. in Yak •• Is. 1 Is. 9d. all samea—iAgwaNsessaL) r _____.-- :fro 2i (.`f Al a y s, 010 t f •, : k ir k $ b° 4 .A,,ubt , fol ". • r!.• • ay. CO till - • ta i ga Camsol l , „.„ • t lr ia g ot= id• M l° "1 1 woogiv I " 0 .„ „A. lo es« Vas aloft .52 etitz ::= :1 1,4 , „ow -0 , , Amp 1,,, ?Oki M* Oita 4014 421 _ __ 41,04 *Oasd, ;ors fulT‘ 11.1 bet •