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TELE SUN LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING , 1 FEBRUA RY 6 185 7. . _ .._________—_____ _. , ........ I - ....,........ /. 0 1 it .1 4 .`i Is A il .0 , LA TV I ATTELLIgENCE.-Feb. 5. or placed between two higlewalle, and wade to rork like _. _ LONDOIV AND COUNTY BANK. MPERIAL PARLIAMEIIT : left them t o altetnaiive but opening thh coiony l or ar , i- would . be better to revoke the authority by an order in ' nexation the L uteri States, the colony flaying a reaty Cenneil. -... ___--- a luree, for she is well able toSeerle. Mr. Norf oe (te tie. erisoner)-What bare you got to ray At the annual meeting ' o ' f the London and Conniy Bank, held yesterday, Mr. W. Nicol presidincr, a Ai i ectuaile th' d Congrsss to take it into the litilen. Mr. LABOUCHERE did not know that the Bishop ,pe i lone • • DUBLIN, THURSDAY MORNING. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. to this dis e rac,fei and outrageous conduct of yours ? i d T i le v o ir i l n e e n: t i a o x f , 6 w p a s e r d c e e e n l a % e f ( o L r t w h i e i i c h h a If- y . e t r _ fre e fr e o n ul i. - HOUSE OF LORDS.—YESTERDAY. I (Hear:, There was oniy one more point to which ho of Tasmania had been communicated with on the tubject. ELECTIONS. (Before A,r. C mink. , one , Beane.) Prisoner-Oely that when I was at home they were al- COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEW FOREST. i should a.dvert. . . He firmly believed tbat when the right It was a matter which belonged entirely to Par•iatuent. The elections for Rindon, Clonmel, and Down- IN RE COLONEL SLEIGH. ways ill-rising me. p ,... revi u ouf , ly p a i e d s f a o r e t t l a l e s i f x l i l n o p r e i t r h e * s e w u e t nid f l i t r l i:g P t t h e b r e e y c 3 e t l a t r h: The Earl of NIA.LMESBURY moved for returns of , hen. gentiernah put hts nottce ou . th ‘ e paper, the mak . •rity Sir S. NORTHcOTE wished to put s queetien, which, This was a tra ler debtor summons taken cut by Major Mr. Norton-Then how do you got your living now ? W 1 1- er against Colnoel Sleigh on a sale arising from the Prieoner-On the streets. h time and num er of sittings of the New Forest Commis- lof membets believed teat tue objeet was to conver. the however, he admitted had no direct reference to the ques- patick will take place next week. There is a con test threatened at Bandon, but we have little doubt set a e o ' f a neWsPaper. sionerst, and of the business done. He tale that every ) territory . int t o_ a a penad settlement. He was happy now tion under disene-ien. It had been reported that at the Mr. Norton-Did you say that you were not a Catho- cf • J n. mak t time they sat their expenses amounted to the value of in believing h t sucia was not the right hon. gentleman's time the convicts were cleared out of Norfolk Island that the Hon. Capt. Bernard will be returned. To The summons being rAurnahle to-day the solcitor for lic ? Prisoner-I said so. I was a Catholic, but am not and the report and accounts were unanimoUgY fonr acres of the Forest, which was gradually being eaten intention, as there was no spot on the earth which would twelve had . been left-he did not know whether by acci- his family the borough owes much of the comfort it Major Walker was in attendance. Colonel Sleigh did not one now. attend either personally or by hi s so li c it or , an d a record Mr. Norton-Then what right had you to go to St. t a u cl e op u t a e i c i l k . , w i h 'h i e eh c is ha n ir u m w a s n ot s . ; , d o t o e o d i„ th is at pr t u h p e e c s a e p d it t a o l b o e f be less desirable for such a purpose. dent or design. enjoys. It is a bright contrast indeed to the towns up by the commissioners. In 1356 they had sat 40 increased in June next in accordance with the vie - wa was entered on the proceedings accordingly. Under such George's, or to disturb Dr. Doyle while in a state of intoxi days. Mr. E. ELLICE paid the ignorance exhibited with Mr. LABOUCHERE said that not a single convict in the south of Ireland. The late ea 1 r WaS a con ircumstances the case stands thus :—.An act of bankruptcy cation ? For this conduct you are committed for one of the directors, supported by the opinion of Mr . &Earl GRANVILLE said he had heard of thie Com- regard to the Hudson's Bay Company was such as could had been left behind. There would not be a single con slant resident at the worst of times_; actively en- c will have been committed by Colonel Sleigh on the eighth month. plaint before, The Lord Chancellor had the matter in cely be conceived especially in the case of the vict left in Norfolk Itland. The Pitcairn islanders re % h i t . peed as a, poor-law guardian, a member of the dis- day from the service of the summons, and the sunimons Prisoner-Then the moment I come out I'll serve the earri ;e . , . l ear ed member for - heffiel,l 0:Ir Roebuck) The hon. quested that one old man (a convict; w o was we ac e J. E. Coleman, the accountant, to 600,000 L, bY ' hand, and ?route anewer his lordship. As a Minieter of .* • f •tel *th 'sit' •htb libbd b h PensarY committee, an indulgent and improving must have been served at least four clear days out of that doctor out. genueman then proceeded to defend the proceedings o quain e wi agneu are mig eete in , ut t e number to be returnable to-day. It follows that Colonel Mr. Norton-Unless you withdraw that threat, and pro. an issue of 5,000 shares of the nominal amount of teee Crown he had no responsibility in the matter. landlord, he always enjoyed the respect and esteem • e sleigh inay be adjudicated bankrupt on or before Monday mise me that you will not repeat your annoyance of Dr. 20/. at a mean price ;so that while the proprietor % the Hudson's Bay Company, and contended that they governor would not allow it. After some conversation, the returns were ordered. I 'lad exercised their powerd qnite as beneficially as any Leave was then given to bring in the bill. of the people of Bandon. His succe=sor to the titl participate in the premium, an equal sum may b e ' THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE SYSTEM. and estate, the brother of the candidate mentioned next. Doyle, it will be my duty to hold you to bail. i On the application of Mr. Chidley, Benjamin Calloway, Prisoner-If I said I would not do so I should be telling Colonial Minister's agents could have done. He believed NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Lord BERNERS, on rising to submit a motion on this is a mostamiable and patriotic nobleman. ARoman e po icy of mores carried to the reserve fund. Th r • s if the Hudson's Bay trade though a monopoly, were Mr. W. WILLIAMS moved that notices of motions builder, of Southsea,, passed his last examination. a lie. I again say, " I'll serve the doctor ont." . subject, said that as a notice was on the paper for next ing this fund in proportion to the amount of lia- Thursday on this question, he would not go into it gene. stopped to-mon oV, it would ' not go to Canada, but would b k o L n going into committee of supply on the estimates shall Catholi . c ca . nd . idate is threatened, and the Cork G. W. Jones, milliner, of Oxford-street, also passed his Mr. Norton-Then, in addition to the month's imprison uave precedence only on alternate days. This course Examiner intimates that "an important battle will examination. ment, you must find bail for your good behaviour for three bility having been advocated, the limitation rally on this oceasion. The system of tickets of leave bad etaenup by the Americans. He thought, as Parlia- A second-class certificate was granted to William Fevre, months more. on tbe total at the last annual meetiug has been been disapproved of not only by the Lord Mayor, but one in a simi ar occasion in , ment had d • ••1 ' ' 1749 that the was rendered necessary under the pregent system, inaz- b f ht • the ancient borou e oug in h f B d " We g 0 an OD. dto innkeeper, of Peterborough. withdrawn. With regard to the general state O f ders of the different contpany should have a fair chance. With regar doubt that any contest deserving the epithet here all the police magistrates, the recor . Va ' Island if it had not been colonised by the h . 11 . f ted t muc as many mi ions o money were vo away a a WORSHIP-STREET.-Juliue Henry Lyons, a fine laee If Ca - business, it was mentioned that through the alarm boroughs, and the chairmen of the quarter sessions. It nccuver s , 1 . The late hour at night in consequence of these motions. He employed will take p • pt. Bernard be not looking young man in the uniform of the 38th Reeiment, company it would have been co.onised by strangers. . POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Feb. 5. created by the failure of the Royal British Bank, . was high time that correct statements were given, not . . should be the last man to trench upon the privileges of allowed to " walk over," he will poll three to one . and wearing 3, medal with three bars, was chargecr before f British Government foresaw this, and wisely handed it . only as to the number of tickets of lea,ve granted, but o the house with regard to these motions_, were it not for against any champion Rome May send against him. _oe t e,.._-_- Mr. Hammitt with disorderly conduct, and assaulting po. the current balances (principally deposit accounts) over to the company, He hoped the whole matter would lice-constable Trip N 298, in the execution of his dut , were on the 31st of Dece mber, rednced by abont the nature of the offences, and also the characters of the the abuses which nightly took place. (Hear.) The ques- All parties in Clonmel agree that John Bagwell, MANSION-HOUSE. - James Anderson and James h hl c ld be be full diecussed in committee, wen evi en e wou The com lain t ii 't t d h b 2 '1 y k ' g an . sae . t at Ftween 11 and 1 o offenders. There could be no question that crime had Y . tion was whether they ahould have something like a fair - we c Air lg LI .....q. o, ~.....ar...e., - , must be the successful candidate. Townsend Seward, who have been repeatedly remanded cOO 600,000/. Since that period there has been a Te . • d 'of date and he moved that an heard on both sides. on the previous night his attention was attracted to the upon charges of extensive forgeries aed frauds upon many covery of about 250,000/., and an irtcrease of buk * very much increase ~ i , opportunity of discussing the estimates, which last year The town commissioners of Nenagh take his return soldier and two w h • omen, w o were engaged in a clamorous humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying for Mr. GLADSTONE said this was one of the man im y amounted to 90 millions ? Under the present system, it as all but tin fait accompli. They were within a a efore the of the City banking-houses, were . gam brought b altercation in the Cambridge-heath-road, and on re t ques ness in other respects. At the time . when the a retell ,. o f the number of tickets - aleave issued to cm- portant questions for which it Was unfertunately almost was nine or ten o'clock in the evening, night after night ' pop of voting the other day that their petition Lord Mayor for further examination. The court was very much crowded, and by the side of the log them to desist the defendant instantly struck him a t anxiet revelled th • te gteates y p e directors, in order , victs ia each year since the commencement of that prac- impossible to obtain public attention. With regard before they got into supply. This motion would tend violent blow in the face. Witness sprung his rattle for place themselves in a position of strength, sold secu a • tth ' e tax be ent ted to him for re- Lord Ma H k General Fox, Mr. Low gams e incom p yor wera Mr. an ey, tice ; the original sentences and unexpired terms, show to the c mnpany he had no fault to find with largely to economise the time and to facilitate the progress s n t . The petition hay . b ta ion. ing een unanimously man (of Crewkerne), Mr. H. Lowman Taylor, and many assistance, but the defendant persisted in his outrageous curities, on which their was a trifling loss, but thel ing the number of such convicts re-apprehended, for , of important business. He understood that the Govern- e conduct until the arrival of another co h nstable, when e their administration, and had no doubt that a just and following discussion ensu.d . adopted, the , . others connected with mercantile pursuits. was ultimately taken into custody. gave instructions to the whole of the managers to what offences, e and the result of each proceedings. ment bad no objection to the motion. (Ironical cheers.) Mr. Mullens solicitor to the Committee of Bankers for s Earl GRANVILLE said the returns should be given liberal !course would be pursued towards them. But He understood that cheer ; but his opinion WaS precisely Chairman-The next question gentlemen, for you to de- Protect' f' F ' d F d • • tt dd f ion rom orgeries an rau t, agem aen e or Police-constable NB9 partially corroborated the ovi- meet every demand with promptitude, and, in case to the fullest extent. He would not on that occasion still there were two questions of very great importance, ti le re v e rse o f th a t w hich it i n di ca t e d. H e b e li e ved that cide on is, who you will send it * to for presentation. the prosecution. dence of the last witness, but stated that on reaching the where notice was required for withdrawing moiler, enter into the subject, as the whole question would in a and which the commilee could not refuse to entertain. if the Government wanted to stop a discussion on a clues- Ms. Pine-I object . to . sending it to Mr. Scully. Ho Mr. Wm. Ingersoll was sworn, and said-I am cashier . sot the defendant declared that he had merely acted in ,to anticipate it by immediate payment. With re.' 'elated his I broke his word and v promise to the electors of s i elf-defeuce and directed his attention to the •o • • c. ndition of in the house of Messrs. Kinnaird and Co., of Austin-friars. ,' . . spect to the advances of .the bank on special securie few days be brought befora Parliament. One of these was the legality of the title of the company, tion, they had got up one of these discussions. He ha( th' count and had he and others of our Irish members the officer fripp, who was certainly intoxicated. The bill produced for 1,000/., purporting to be accepted by ties, which include the property of the late Jo ho The returns were ordered, and their lordships ae- and the other the expedience and h d 'f h t e pru euce o t e known ca•es in which while the late Mr. Hume attended no r , y' Id t " aone so we wou no now be begging and praying A gentleman residing in the neighbourhood here ste d our finn is a forger The bill fir 300/. also reduced, ac roe r o e ta c c ne u tf r as r e tpe n e c lt e ioe e , e a m n Na d e t 4 h h6 a e t sha a ai dd m hn o ee r vh e e ar w db a fe n fl t et o r n . et a wt g i g tbn r e e l sh s i e. o d n . ,o n p pe edle • 1 dth W • S ir ,n e estmmst te, j turned. company continuing the government of these vast terri- to these matters, tbat when a speaker on such a motion their " Honoursele House." (Hear, hear.) Humble as ' -7 . . ' P ~• ,- forward and stated that he had accidentally observed the cepted by the firm is a genuine doeament, and was nit tor the directors add that they are taking the necessarY tories. With regard to the leettlity of the title of the A was addressing the house and Mr. Hume went out, he had _ our voices may be, our refusing to entrust him with our t o ' dIId • k acop ance y a man name ar wic e. w t t h o h s e e , p l er Improvement l E 'l l a h su ave not yet been sold, but it is thought by Mid"' measures for their realisation. The Irish estates HOUSE OF COMMONS---(YEsnERDAY). company he might say that he succeeded some years a hint to stop immediately. He did so, and when mr. petition will show him the opinion we entertain of him. u _ con . s a e to . the superinten . HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. since in drawing the attention of the house to a measure Hume returned he found that half-a-dozen important Mr. Guerin agreed with Mr. Pine, and would not entrust Mr. D. Baldwin-I was agent for -Messrs. Smith and g ort the e l) cl * ct of 'the tbl el e e le (16ty Mr. LABOUCHERE moved for a select committee which the house approved, but which was frustrated by 1 votes had been agreed to, and he was greeted with the petition to Mr. Scut ye Knight, railway contractors, of Sydenham. They kept an account with Messrs. Hankey and Co., the bankers. In den i ti e o p i the div?s n ion, as he was in a manifest state of in toxication when the charge was braught to the station. r emm- e . r the necessary steps will have been cora - . n 1 ted The other items of the account are beinf to consider the state of those British possessions in North the then Colonial Minister. There was a case in which laughter and ironical cheers. Mr. Kempston-I move that we send it for presentation August last I had authority to draw cheques upon Messrs. America which are under the administration of the Hud- a charter was granted by Charles 11. to a company Mr. WISE thought that his hon. friend would have to Mr. Bagwell. . . . Hankey on behalf of Meters. Smith and Knight. The three house. disposed of ; 4,000/. has already been receiveep Mr. Dwyer-But he is not in Parliament. cheques produced for 100 e, 1001., and 501., purporting to should at once dischar e the defen ant son's - Bay Company, or over whieh they possess a licence entirety absolute, and whose privileges of trade were acted more wisely had he moved for a select chnamittee Mr. Hammill said that, under the circumstances, he while the remaining 12,000/. or 14,0001. Will b e to trade. In doing so he gave an account of the hold- rigidly exclusive. Now it was material to personal in. to consider how the abuse of the valuable preelege of .31 r. Kempaton-Not exactly at present, but he shortly be signed by me, are not in my handwriting. g d ,to whom he was obtained before the end of the month. In the cae° ing of this company in British North America, which terests and to personal liberties that it should be known making motions en going iato committee of slimly s en " . • • Chairman-The election for Clonmel may not take place Mrs. Elizabeth Attwood-I reside at 18, Hampton street, Gray's-inn-road. In September last a person called willing to grant a summons against the constable, for the of the Westminster Improvement property steP e dated from a charter - granted by Charles the Second whether the charter so granted by the Crown was or was might be prevented. It was very inconvenient not to know upon me and hired lodgings in my house for (as he said) a injurious treatment to which he had been subjected. for some time, and as it is necessary this petition should have been taken to make alterations in some of tb° in 1670, and by it they claimed rights of an important not valid. (Hear, hear.) Here he (Mr. Gladstone) the time of the evening at which the committee of supply be presented without delay, perhaps it may be as well to friend of his of the name of Dixon. To the best of my belief _ premises, which, as they are now letting, will, it iii description over all the ports of British North Ame- could not subscribe entirely to the views which had been was likely to come on. send it to Mr. Scully. the prisoner Anderson is the man who hired the lodgings. Sir G. GREY did not know on w h a t gro und his hon. Mr. Pine-I should like to purge the political atmos- A letter addressed to Mr. Edmund Dixon, and bearing the T.HE WEATHER AND THE PARKS. considered, expedite their sale. In answer to qua - . rice within Rupert's Land, described as lying On enunciated by the Celonial Secretary. This charter friend assumed that the Government would sanction this phere of such members as Mr. Scully. Yarmouth postmark, was sent to my house, and was deli- ---41.------ tions, it was stated that the total claim under the the rivers flewing into Hudson's Bay. Indeed, he believed had never been brought under judicial in vered to the person who hired my apartments. " EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES AND Sadleir account is 112,300/., and that the value of - they claimed an absolute right to the soil. In vestigation, and it appeared to him that the records and movement. Notice of the motion had only been given Mr. Dwyer-There is the member for CasheL He would support its prayer. . After some further coneersation, Mr. A. W. Morris, a clerk in the country department of , LOSS OF LIFE. the Irish eetates is estimated to cover any . deficiencY• addition to that territory the company claimed a history of the case, and the important documents bearing the day previous, and he had not yet had an opportunity Messrs. Barclay's bank, said-In September last a sum of Towaids noon yesterday a marked change in the state Votes of-confidence were unanimously passea to the right over that part of British North America, lying be- upon it, were not favourable to the legality of the char- of consulting with his noble friend at the head of the Go- The Chairman took the votes of those present, as to 250/. was paid into our bank 'in the name of James tween the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, ter, It was granted in 1670, and the object of the char. vernment, but he was satisfied that he would not assent whether it should be sent to Mr. Scully or Sir Timothy Witney, by the convict Flardvricke who desired that it of the weather took place, and 0, rapid thaw set in, which directors and managers. known as British Oregon, for a term of 21 years, 19 of ter was that the Hudson's Bay CompanY might expend to voting away this ancient and valuable privilege. What O'Brien for presentation. On a division the votes' of the might be sent to Yarmouth. Some' days afterwards the soon melted the snow which had been lying for several . 0 ., which were expired, and they also held a lease of Van- its energies and its resources in the discovery of a new was proposed was to give up the privilege of calling at members were even, when the chairman gave the casting prisoner Anderson called, and requested that the sum days upon the promenades and green swards in the couver's Island on all yearn' lease, which would also passage into the South Sea. All those paasages which tention to grievances before granting supplies. If any vote in favour of Mr. Scully, and the petition was accord- should be advised in the name of James Ralph, so that it different royal parks, making the former resemble pools Country Markets. . expire in 1859. His reason for bringing this subject had been made by the adventurous navigators of the 19th alteration was to be made, it should be after full delibe- ingly ordered to be forwarded to that gentleman. might be received in that name. I told him that the of mud, and seriously altering the previous safe condi 0u r m a rk p e t E w ß a ß s yw Y e t erl h el i S • . n w l& 1 1 y before the house was in consequence of his having re- century ought to have been paid for by the Hudson's ration, and after inquiry by a committee. But he cer- The council then adjourned. change in the name could not be made without the autho- tion of the ice. - ee- T s u H p p F I l ie E d L w D i . t - h F t. :: ;e t as ceived, some weeks ago, from the Director of the Hud- Bay Company. (Laughter.) It was the passage into tainly could not assent te a motion abolishing this an hitii t s h ev e e ß ra o l y h a u l n H d u re m d a p n e e rs S o o n c s i , et i y uc 's lu r d ec in e g iv a in g g r - e h a o t u m se a w ny as i e a n i s a l l o es w Captain Ker and Mr. J ohnston are the candidates ritY of Mr. Witnev, upon which he said that Mr. Witney During the night of Wednesday the thermometer at son•s Bay Company, a letter asking to be informed if her that sea which was the moving consideration of Charles cient privilege in so summary a manner. He - hoped at for the seat of Downpatrick, vacant by the elevation had gone up the Rhine. ~...M . „..h . 0. 7 W e . . H ica tn i i n gh th t :h l a l b iv it e e a f t .f l r 7 e , ci ß ee a n y t h i a e m g - t a i r e e_t e C e. ant- as 20 degrees, showing 12 degrees of frost. This caused it•Li e ls s o o smiill e . f D t ere . were a b s u: o r r . i ably good, most of which wig Irish. Fr :lyres nor . the number of bu sheep which sold Majesty's Government intended to renew to them the 11. when he committed these exclusive privileges to the the same time that hon. gentlemen would n it:odd th i ose . to remain skatieg and sliding the whole night, hnd one plentiful and well sold. licences they held under the Crown. He thought it was Hudson's Bay Company. But the Hudson's Bay Corn- abuses of the phivilege which had often te dd to rie• ot the present Lord Hardinge to the Upper House. e i r i e H t o h d e p q e u r e s t e a o t r i e o . n r s t o - Be h f e a f ti rms in Wood-street. About six months ago I was in o t e most extraordinary performances ever . witnessed a question, invol Yin as it did the question of commercial pany soon forgot the North-west passage, and left to other Pede . pe t blic business : Col. FRENCH briefly opposed the motion, and after The Protestant tszini e s cu o r f e I t tlat a i; i r l i c i l l o ) f or e l eu u are worldng act the parlour of that house when three persons entered it. f h . to-de_ .11.,; monopely-(hear) -which he held to be the peculiar hands the opportunity of discovering it, and to other Ib7p e ig f° s, ll° lo wi s 6 n d g t . w o a few words from Mr. WILLIAMS in reply, latter. I identify Atwell Baena of the three, and have every rea imit raarked "Dangerous" had immense catherinc-wheels upon the Serpentine took place. The various poles duty of this house to consider and decide on, and not purses the opportunity of paying for it; The hon. member mutton, 74d to 8(1 ; lamb, -d to Od ; veal, 7d to 8 1 17;', The motion was withdravrn, and the house adjourned y g We ma take for ranted that the motion for the son to believe that Saward and Hardwick° were tke two one on which he ought to pledge the Government, with- (Mr. Ellice) had spoken ot this charter having gone from others. I saw gold pass between them, and a book s clock at 20 minutes past 7 ' . . , - - expulsion of Mr. James Sadleir, of which notice out giving the house a full and fair opportunity of con- generation to generation undisputed. It was granted in lar to the one od d b M th ffi 1 • pr Mae y OSS, e 0 car, Was ying On stuck upon them. Along the centre of the river were per 141 b.; hides, 4ed to 6ed lb' lf kin 4ed " °g ear ;ca -s s, et sidering it. (Hear.) He replied to the directors' appli- 1670. In 1690 an act of Parliament was passed,. upon has been given by the Irish Attorney-General, will the table before them. Pots filled with red, blue, green, crimson, and yellow per lb. cation, that he felt it to be his duly to bring the whole the terms of whieh arose a strong presumption of the LAW INTFMTDENOE.—(This Day.) actor will onl be carried unanimously. That malef y John Moss-I am a detective officer belonging to the fires, placed at certain distances, and at a given signal •••••••••M• , IMMID question before a committee of the House of Commons invalidity of the charter. It was an act for confirming - consider himself too fortunate if he succeed in City police force. On Friday, the 26th of December, I the whole of this combustible matter was ignited, when EDINBURGH GRAIN.-FEB. 4. _____......_.... 9 this session, and, in justice to the company, he had to the privileges of the company, and in its preamble it escaping from the criminal tribunals of this king- accompanied Hugget (also a detective officer) to No. i a great number commenced the sport by skating round Large supplies of grain to-day. Sales heavy for ever/ state that on their receiving his answer, they expressed recited pretty much the terms of 'the charter, and then COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. dom. The favourite candidate at present for his seat J . ohn t street, Oxford-street. We knocked at the door and the fires whioh had a most singular effect. Whilst they ki n d, ' and prices a little better for wheat. inquired for a Mr. Hopkins. A female who opened the were going through tbat part of the performances the Os 5(1 not only a perfect willingness to have their affairs Isho- proceeded to state that the governor and company had (Before Mr. Justice Wines and a Special Jury.) is Major Massey. door made a reply, upon which Huggett left for the pur- Wheat, on the top, ls Od up, and on the average et catherine-wheels were lighted and went spinni d ng roun , u p. roughly and comelett ly investigated, the only wish ex- gone to great expense in the prosecution of the objects • pose of ascertaining whether the information she had given . Barley, 6cl down on the top, and 2s 7d down on t" enuitt . g thousands of brilliant s k th pressed by them being that the committee would well canal- of the charter, and then enacted that their powers should WALKER V. NEWRILD AND .ANOTHER, EXECUTORS.- ___ ________ us was correct. Shortly after Haggett had gone I saw a --- 111 ear S ; en came the average. Oats on the top la 6d down-on the a verse. 55 6 d i 0 ' : t 0 6 : - Ea r t l der any egret:et:le claims they might have, and the right be confirmed, that the company shoald be a body cote EXTRAORDINARY CASE. door closed very gently. I immediately entered the room discharge of rockets, golden rain, and nearly every 7i' down. Beans on the top ls up, and on the averw THE WEST HAM DISTILLERY COMPANY. hon. gentleman called on the holm to view this question porate, and the very phraseology of the act seemed to This was a 't• b nac ion rought by the plaintiff, a single and saw Seward, and said to him, " Oh, Mr. Hopkins, other description of article known in the pyrotechnic 2d down. in a large and statesman-like inanner,ats it ought to be. indicate the suspicion of its framers that the charter of ,.- we have been looking for you for some time." Ile re. art, including several thousand squibs and crackers, AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. He next referred to the management of the company in the company was not worth the paper on which it was woman, to recover of the defendants', executors to a The announcement of thie company (the first estab- Plied, e ice amen st th "My name is not Hopkins, eir." I said, " No, which flaw along th g e males and females, Wheat XI 19 10 10-12th. • British North America, and said that they empleyed written. But it might be seid that this act settled the Person named Eason, a farmer of Sutton-on-Trent, the lished under the Limited Liability Act) being in readi- I believe it is Seward." He replied, "You are quite causing them to rush about in wild confusion, but a Do. new -12th. mistaken • what is it o w t 9" I l• " , y . u an . repned, I ate one 1,200 persons , se l ec t e d chiefly from Scotland, who whcle question. It was not so, however, for there was SUM ot 1,000/. on a bond. The defendants pleaded that nese t o rece i ve or d e rs for February, is an instance of more picturesque scene has never been witnessed in this Barley of the ers dtelo . . offic nging to tho city of London-I want b roug ht t o b ear i n the discharge of their duties that this addition to it, " Provided always that this aot shall the bond was obtained by f r a u d an d • dht th f l • de* tl d sedulously carried park, not even when the grand display of fireworks took Oats . l4 5 3-12ths. covin, an t a e success u enterprise i igen yan you for forgery. At, this time Huggett zeturned. We skill and shrewdness which might be expected from be in force seven years, and thence to the end of the • I • h f the eace rejoicin s. • p ace in onour o p g Beans deceased did not know what he was about when he signed out, which deserves more than passing mention. then charged him with being concerned with Hardwick°, persons carefully selected from that part of the next session of Parliament, and no longer." (Hear.) So Whether these proceedings led to a man's death who -- the bond. After getting together their capital, in the first in- Atwell, and Anderson in forging a bill for 1,000/. kingdom ; and he believed generally they had given that those who had doubted whether the Hudson's Bay ' stance the directors had to refit the premises with an upon Messrs. Hayward and Co. He said that he knew was found frozen under the ice yesterday morning, it is BOSTON-FEB. 4. . di c ' f satisfaction to the natives, num b er ing about 300,000, Company had any valid charter were not so ignorant as It appeared that the deceased was an old man, 73 entire ' n w plant and machinery, &c. This has been done nothing about it, and that he did not know the par- difficult to determine at present, but one thing is certain Our market was moderately supplied with all kin _, and that their rifle had been beneficial to the Indian the hon. member (Mr. Mice) had represented them to years of age, when he died in 1856 ; a farmer of opu. at a coi e jt a no t l egs t h an 30 , 000 e. ; b u t to do this effec- ties whose names we haa mentioned to him. We told that the unfortunate man had evidently, at some part of g rain ' W fe heht experienced a slow dragging sale, at rt . ; population. The right hon. gentleman then referred to b e . e t m i ght b e mid that the va lidi ty o f the charter lence, though elven to habits of intemPerance ; and the tuaiih t° secure the hest construction of machinery, the him that he would have to go to the City with us, the night, or early in the morbing, proceeded to the isre'isienreht whnstances a . trifle hver those realised th . ii.% , & " I shall not go unless you force me " L g . The trade in spring corn was slow svitn" the advantages of this trust for the purpose of emigre- had never been questioned during the last century ; but l • t'ff ' • ' t t • our and ability have been brought into pley upon which he shid, . . . on g Water, near the Serpentine-bridge, taking with , p aro i is a young woman, 85 years of age, who livee u mos vig Huggett asked him what force he required, upon which he him his bedst ad d fuu hai s for the ur ose of ma e t rial change in the value of an ' 1 ' y mem e. tion, &c., and concluded by moving the appointment of it must be remembered that during that century the by the manager Mr. Thomas Webb. Now at first sight e an r c r , p p Prices :-Wheat, red, 46s Od to 58s Od ; new. -s to - le; i h h• w t int as his housekeeper. lied, " Laying your hands on me." He then request d • e formai, e a tent, in which he intended to let out skates a select committee. affairs of the company were a complete bagatelle, and this seems to be a merely commercial speculation, in t r o ep be allowed to go to the closet. We told him that he white, 563 Od to 60s Od ; extra, 633. B a rl e y 3 - 8, 0,1 to * age ,- Mr. ROEBUCK had no intent* of opposing the that monopoly had thrown them into a complete Miss Mary Walker, on being sworn, deposed that she whichnobody is interested but the directors of the con , might do so, but that we must first see what he had in his to gentlemen at a certain price per hour. Yesterday od. Oats 18s to 265. P , 36 , to 431 4 Beans, ''''' motion, but he thought that a Much shorter road might lethargy. The company never extended their settle. went into the deceased's service on the 12th May, 1848, cern . But that is a mistake. We will not say that it is pock ets. Haggett searched him in my presence, and took morning, upon one of the park-keepers going on duty, 0d t o ee s od per qr. have been found to the end in view. {Hear.) He be- mente, i xeept from a narrow line from Hudsos's Bay. as his housekeeper at 121. a y ear wages . At th a t time only ametropolitan affair, for it is national inite character i from his pucket two blank cheques upon the Cambridge ! : le noticed a part of the poor fellow's bedstead upon the ...--- lieved that the general princitle with regard to this They had to pass weitry seas and rigorous climates, and dece ' • ased s seeond wife was alive, but she did not reside ' • the Weat Ham Distillery Company propose, and since 'nster Brink. Seward ice and two chairs. He branch of the London and Westmi at once commusicated with Mr. NEWARK-Fes. 4. hin • destroy them." We also Superintendent Williams h 11 question might be settled without any specific inquiry. they had not then what they had now, the fat of the i are prepared to produce a spirit so pure in quality, and so said, " Oh, they are not ,w o forthwith sent some of w•th him, and d• . ied about 18 months after Soon after gP t hich I rodu H his At our corn exchange to-day we had a moderate .. r „, It appeared to him that the Hudson Bay Fur Company land in the shape of increased capital and larger divi- adapted, in consequence of that quality, to insure a bum- took a small book from nig pocke , w p ce. 0 . men to the spot, who broke the ice, and they imme. of grain. The best dry wheats sold at an advance of 0- . was in itself and by constitution opposed to colonisation, dends. But while the Hudson's Bay Company paralysed ebe entered his service the deceased, in addition to her nese for their peoduce, that the dividends upon it must ma;le no fu i rther reques: tbe 'lowed to go to the closet. (hetet found dOn our road to the Cit he e y the man, life of course being quite ex- Is. per qr. Other articles as last week. for where the axs of the settler rang, there the trapper their epirations, a buccaneering or, at all events, a free- wages, made her a present of the surplus received from be large to the shareholders, but also to lead to the i N ia % put _la m int: Pt'irno use holding out any longer-y -my h inct. . The body was forthwith conveyed to the work- Wheat, white 63s to 66s red 579 to 60s; barley, ina l es .t e bing must certainly disappear. (Hear.) Tee object of the trading spirit sPrand uP in cahada; and witimut the as- the nil " wwa; after PaYing foe the groceries required for operation of a system through which only pure s pi r it i 4 : l e suppos d __ ti ouse in Mount-tweet, and was Boon identified as being 43s to eBs, grinding 38s to'42s; oats, 24st. 34s to 37e, 4 514 eking the name is Jena Ss.war .” rat of James Edwards cerepany was to keep their territory a solitude, where sista,nce of Government the Notth-west Company pierced the family. Soon after the second wife's death deceased .shall be retailed to the country. However, t Seward (interrupting) -I said no such thing. , of Wood street, Chelsea. Whe- 2is to 27s ; beans, 48s to 52s ; malt, 72s to 80s ; 1 014 ' - matter in its lower and merely trading sense, what do ther th u wile animals would alwa.ys be within their reach ; set- into the Iludson'a Bay territory, and established ail those . Moss -We conveyed him to Bow-lane station, where we • e nfortunate deceased had gone to the park to to 42a ; tares, -s to -s per qr. made her an offer of ma ' li la h t d Th rriage, w rc a e aceep e . e we find i A number of genilernen, men of capital and try his fortune during the pyrotechnic display, or had tiers would terrify those animals, and t h eee i o re t o establish stations on which the company had since conducted charged him, and afterwards to the Mansion-house. When day was not fixed then, but a house and small property experience, have reaced in their hands an excellent busi a fur company in the North of Canada was to say, " Here %hell. operations. It was not worth while prior to that we got there he said, " Oh, there's Mr. Menem." got into the p irk early in the morning, cannot be as• LOUTH-Fee. 4. must be the limits of cultivation ; beyond that ye shab time to contest the cha r tei in c o u rts of law, bee snse no was purchased for them to reside in, because it Would 'less , which has been'insufliciently worked by a private Sawa' d-I did not say so. I could not say so, because I c•ertained until the inquest, but it is quite clear that it no t go, keep tbe land a desert, we want to have it so man coul i obtain greater benefit from an investigation be impossible for them to reside on the farm on ac- firm. That firm, through a series of events which it is did not know Mr. Mullen,. It was you who said it. It was The corn market was firm to-day and the best sitInP A II must have been after the Royal Humane Society's men of wheat bro h ' '''..- because we are a fur company." (Hear.) Beyond the ter- thin would accrue to the trading community gene- count of his disagreement with bis married daughter. not worth while to recapitulate, could cot find the way the first time I had ever seen Mr. Mulleus in my life. had gone off duty. ug tan advance of ls. Other kinds of 0 fully maintained the last quotations. ritory of the fur company, beta the Canadas were merely rally. But when this North•west Company was orga- to turn their advantages to such ample pecuniary ac- Moss-He said, " Tell him (Mr. Millions) I want to At five o'clock last evening the mercury of the ther. Wheat, 50s to sis i extra 56s ; barley 44g to 465; 01414 In December, 1849, or January, 1850, deceased strips of land up to the St. Lawrence, and tvhat he nised, opinions were taken upon the legaLty of tbe char- , with me uon mometer in Hd - fr hri count 29 they ought to have done, and they therefore speak to him." Mr. M u ll e ns re turne e , p y e par- eae ascended to 36, the barome. 238 to 278; beans, 40s to 45 ' s. said he wished to provide for her, in the event wanted to see Was that they :fhould cover the wh,,le, so ter. Toe serniments of every eminent counsel were ob- lost their opportunity. Several gentlemen saw the which Seward said to him, " Mr. Mullens, these men bave ter stood at 30'21, and the wind was eouth- west ; tbe that Br hie!' North America might retlly have the pre- tarried. Amongst others, he believed, those of Lord of his death, before they were married, and be advanta b f tl• d d • t sub ge open e ore ;ein, an secure i e - thought proper to take me into custody.." Mr. Mullens weather was overcast, with rain and a few falling flakes . ponderance of territory which it presented on the niaP• Brougham and Mr. Sergeant Spankie, and those opinions subsequently gave her a note of haod for 1,000/ d 'b dth • 't 11 'd t3O 000/ in securing the ~ an scri e ent calm a, al ou , . my directions " Huegett replied, " Yes, quite right, by • e of snow, all indicating that, unless another change took SEABORNE MAILS. . then twit from hispocket the two blank cheques produced It wee true it w ee s aid th a t 9, great portion of the corn- were extreatelY unfevourable to the validity of the Had- deposited it in the hands of aMrD •d f f 1 t d p mises of the West Ham Distillery Com . ate son or ea e Pan an re and showed them to Mr. Mudens upon which Savvard said • ; place, the ice would soon break up. It was in a very -- ol eo__ parry's territory was unfit for human habitation, but son's Bay Company. Here there were two companies„ k • Ab h" •d • h 16 PanY, eeping. out tis perm his grandson, w o was brought in all the appliances of science, and, what e cot, the r , _ , springy state last night, and covered in wome places with • der y are old cheques, they are no u.e. xou won t, [When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sun the Ftance-that wae to say, Gaul-wae in the time of the one with an assumed charter and no energy, the other was equally as effective for profitable returns, all the in- water nearly ankle deep. About half-past four o'clock years of age came for change of air and remained 12 make use of them, will you ?" Mr. Mulleins replied, " I the mail remains open Until the day followiu tin `" g ; excep cb Romans what Canada was at present. Any one who wite energy and a developed trade, and roe legal privi- - - ' - P terest of their extensive connections. They do not, how- s h a ll d o no thi ng but wh a t is necessary " a lad named Arthur Kine, of 5, Chapel-street, R -"lin)" case of tho India mail, via Southam ton which on an read Gibbon would see that then the Danube and Eitine leges at all. They did what railway companies now often months and died, but before his death he wished to give ever , ray upon this, but upon the gelidity of the principle eaward-Wh - at I aaid about those CheqUes Wa3 this- ton, who had ventured upon that part of the river where occasions, is made Up the previous evernin ' ' g.l • were frozen over every winter, and that the reindeer did under such circum3tanece-aeornpromise waseffected. her his watch and an old silver tankard, both of which ea which the Company is founded-that of supplying a " These two blank cheques are no Me ; they are 16 or 17 the ice had been removed for her Majesty's kitchen, fell .....--•••• were common over Gaul and nearlY the whole of the The North-west Company gave their energy and their his grandfath e r h a d g i ven hi m , an d accor di ng ly th e pure spirit at a cheaper rate than it can be obtained else- years old." They were dated 1810. I used one or two of through the surface, and was immersed in twelve feet of wog ot .„, Roman dominion down to the tinio of Julian. The trate, and the Hudsou's Bay Company their assumed deceased drew up a memorandum to that effect, which w • here What the extent of the field is for their opera- them for waste paper, my lord. (Laughter.) water. He smile several times, but was fortunately at _ roe ----et - The Lord Paris of those days was what travellere described the legality, and in this way they carried on business very . tions may be partially gathered from the facts that May or 7 You will . have an opportunity of length rescued by iceman Higginbottoni, but not without Made up at Whence rev orbs' he signed and gave to her. In Jane, 1355, deceased • making any observations you think proper by and by. By what when --_...1. . Quebec of the present to be, and therefore he said that muce to their own satisfaction. (Laughter.) With re- t th d • d 't 11 • there are sixty- wo ousan license vic ua ers in considerable risk. Another immersion also took place the des- ed "-- with the same circumstances that had changed the face spect to the question of the prudence and expediency of said to her that as the note was run out he wished to Eogland, of whom ten thousand are located in Lon- Mr. Muttons said he had now closed the case for tho pro- ne h secution. d S ar t e same spot, when a gentleman name poneey Post Office. patched. Venal. expect . •••••• of Europe, Carada would be in the same way amelic- entrusting . to the Hudson's Bay Compaey these vast give her a new one. That we.s done and she returned don, and yet for the whole of the demsnd presented by Mr. Gocdman, the chief clerk, then proceeded to real sank under the ice, but he was got out by the before- -- ---___ _ ______ ______ Lisbon rated. Let it be remembered that Canada was south of territories-on that question he confessed he entertained it to him, and the first note Was then burnt by the de. such a community-and their customers are not to be the voluminous depositions of Atwell and Hardwick°, named iceman and another man named Cook. The boy spin lth,l7th, & outer a great portion cf Europe, being about the latitude of the strongest possible opinions. It appeared to him to be , ceased I . t was proposed but never carried out, that a 3 forgotten-there are but six eistillere in the whole me- which occupied almost the entire day. - Alham was puced in a hot bath, and, with the aid of other Gibraltar month. ea 24 ellfre'e so - Italy ; and if we cleared the country and drained the an abrogation and renunciation of the inheritance of the t rone e s Now. taking these facts into consideration- The prisoners ware then remanded till Wednesd a y nex t, appliances, he recovered. A gentleman named Perry, Gibraltar •.1 ''''t , his relatives were averse to their marriage that she r - ' Malta ...,. ..-- - morasses, it might bec)me as flourishing and fertile as country, when we consented to lock up against the energy , 11 fth 1 Ith 't fth hth d •tens of the other witnesses (about 60 in' of 7, High-street, Kingsla,nd, had so severe a fall upon those of the sine eess o e supp y an( e purl y o e wen e epos' io Egypt .... 4th and .... the most favoured portion of the Old World. Ile would of her children a vast country which, notwithstanding the should go to Nottingham and remain there a fortnight„ p i r i t i t i s ve ry evident that the West Ham Distillery number) will be read, Previous to the case being sent to the the ice as to cause an .apoplectic fit. He was also re . ceyion . :: xi Ith & 20th South- . 20th of 00101 0 . say tbat between north and west, and the watershed of statements of the hon. member (Mr. Ellice), he believed and that he would come there and marry her, Company have a field of operation before them which Central Criminal Court. moved to the receiving -house, and after being surgically India the . 4 ' --... attended upon, he recovered so as to be removed to his Mauritius month. . 1 the Hiehlands, vsas the most fertile position of to possess many advaaatages.4. He believed there was even 1 and then they s h ou ld re t urn h ome . sh e pie . w ill not on ly tax all their energies and enure them large America, and that Rupert's Land ran through now very considerable scope for the commercial spirit and 1 Tided her dcl• d d h d d we mg- ress, an t e nestle the Fouts, eu NSTER -SINGUL en CASE -Mat • c, ee t cre ate an area of operation which will in- WESTMI • , • , • thew Tyn. home. Several other slight immersions took p l ace (via Ceylon) China i 4th of - i . 0 10 0 Some of the beet belonging to England. He enterprise of England. This was a question which must I wedd • • bl b • d edi d bl sure an immeasura e usiness, an very sp e i y ou e dell, the driver of a Wimbledon omnibus, was summoned during the day, and considering the rotten st t a e the Penang ..•• el the South- Ripon Feb. 4. believed that if England did her duty to the Canadian not be prejudged, and he trusted thet the validity of the ' ing-ring. It was at the deceased's request the value of their shares. for refusing to carry Alfred Bearon, grocer and cheese- ice eventually got into it seems strange th monger, Loader-street, Chelsea. at the number Singapore tiff provincee there woule be created iii the conapany's terri charter especially would be impartially dealt with by the that she went to Mr. Eason, her solicitor, at Retford, his da 's rice to be wor`h a ing raw proof spirit at t y p , TIC Complainant stated that on the 20th ult. he got on the wag not greater, as the official returns give the number Australta(via} iu f South- Morn . tory the Germany of North America, 3.nd therein some- committee-deals with aa such matters were in the times and requested him to prepare the bond, because th d b ley of e lea. 7d., an ar 531 b. the bushel to be worth box by defendant's side, at Sloane-street, to get into the of skaters in this park alone at 8 300. the cape) Cape of Good •••••'• • ' j ampt9h ....... Jan. 31 lAgli thing to counteract the preponderance of the United of the Stuarts, in the time of Charles I. and James I , deceased thought it would be a b • etter security than 375. per quarter, the . returns per week would be 20,900 City, at ten o'clock in the morning. As it was very cold T L G-WATER in Ke • ' he oN nsington-gardeng was at- noise States. He did not want to be an alarmist, but he did and not as such matters were dealt with in 1849, when ' f spirit, at 10a. 7d., 11,059/. lls. Bd. ; he thought he would smoke, and pulled out his pipe to fill tended by about 3,000 skatere aud sliders, in 1d• Mauritius - Harbin- j .., 25 Ensl proo cu mg ' mouth ;ger -• not like to see a nation growing so great as to become an ex-parte case was obtained from the Hudson's Bay the note, and prevent litigation and unpleasantness galicins ° f - ting refuse at 1201,, the works would produce it when defendant objected to his smoking there, and said during the worm 'n a reat man Ceylon g g y noblemen clergymen I -*• insolent to the rest of the world ; and if the United Corcpany, and submitted to the law officers of the after his death. Mr. Bell witnessed the execution Of gran 11,179/. 11s. Bd. N 1 100 t fb I t 37 • ' h td t d h t the eoof Com 1 • • t and others. Towards the afternoon the ic ' h ' ndia •••••• ow , guar ers o ar ey, a s. if e wan a ooso e mus go on -. . p ain?,a e eecame in Lisbon 1 States were permitted to effect the aggrandisement they Crown. In the barbarous times he had mentioned it the bond. He was named executor by the deceased cost 2,035/ , and allowing f or l a b our an d a ll ex p enses , declined and got down as defendant refused to carry hire, such a dangerous condition that- many of the club left Madeira now contemplated, they would most ceitainly dominate was the fashion fairly to raise the issue upon such mat- in his will until it wag shown to him that it was hot including rent, coals, yeast, horses, &c., 250/. and the Defendant t o te hi m a at h i s matter d i d not a l low h i m to t h e gar d ens and proceeded to the Serpentine, where th e apedeveras 1 over the rest of the world. The only way to compete with ters, and when a charter was g i ve n i n d eroga ti on o f th e desirable that Mr. Bell should be his execut 90 900 gallons proof spirit at 8s 8 360/ there or, the duty on e , •P l .., smoke, and recommended him to go to a tap-room to en- had another elegantly appointed eY Brazil paviliOn put up upon BuenosAyres South -31 Feb. 9.... am Medway Feb. 12 pton Ala ' that tendency successfully Was to give Canada the fullest privileges of the country, it was referred to the judicial latter renting an estat fh . S e o im. he was now engaged is a remai alder of 10,645/. ; leaving a clear weekly profit n the the banks furnish joy himself in that way. There was no . one else o , ed by Mr. Benjamin Edineton, of and the reason defendant am. ned was that Falkland Is j • • development. There we had a country as large as Europe, authorities and qua.thed if improper, so that the Eoglish- to M B I ' r. eI. Witnese produced a fair copy of a will °- • • • f 5341 11s ld., which would produce beyond 30 per omnibus, . . . g Duke-street, London-bridge, but the thaw :it in gentlemen cbjected to it. Complainant had smoked a rapidly that the members we • lands 8 ° Wes 6 Indies and becoming more temperate in climate every dey. Thee e man wan relieved from the injury which the Crown I cent. on the paid-up capital. re obliged to leave off hundred times before on omnibuses on that road. (except Ha dated Jul 1848 111 y, , ade by the deceased, but which katin and take ranee • were the elements of a great nation, and it was the duty had sought to inflict upon him. Considering the great Nothing could be more conclusive, nothing more evi- Defendant, in reply to the charge, said that as his was a 8 ,„, g.,., ~, in the pavilion. vana and ane _MOUND-POND • , in Kensington-gnrdens had between vHeoreinrias). of England to develops them. When he found, thee, that importance of the questions at issue, and the almost ro- was never Executed, appointing her executrix, and i i g-v-ng dent than this statement, that the shareholders will reaP very fast conveyance into the City, he took up a great 2 00 id andl7th let and such prospects were obstructed by the interests of a small mantic interest which attended the history of the strug- her a fr ee h o ld messua g e and a life annuity of 521. a large profit • while the establishment of the West Ham many gentlemen in Piccadilly. He had a d o uble sea t i n , 0 and 3,000 ladies and gentlemen upon the ice ore n y ez tw a L lu °rule south- 16th of . ~,a t f dth drivin - during the da and man ampton Parana the is -- number of nien, under the pretext of a charter, he said gle and the peculiarities it presented, he could not help per annum. Distillery will ' not only lead the way to the formation front, live persons sitting immediately hehin- --e g ,yi y excellent matches were played, New Grana da month. on the box the fumes and but no accident of • Chill at once that such interests, or such a pretext, shonle not layine before the house his convictions as to the extent c • ross-examined by Mr. Sergeant Byles-Mr. Ball is g of a reat business for themselves, but also prove a great box, and if persowi smoked any importance took place. • d e tle Peru .. • be allowed for a moment to stand in the way of tbe great a t d * advantage to the general communit . • v This indeed, has ashes were very unpleasant to those. behind, an .g n men The REGENT'S-PARK had about 7,000 skaters and ealiforni . :: fit' ' h•h b ttb om u scope ot e inquiry wic was aou oe c - did not like to go to their offices in the morning covered sliders upon the ornamental wate '1 d' • ' interests of humanity. The right hon. gentleman had 48 years of age, and witness 35. She travelled with been alread h b h - ' • • y s own y t e fact that between the institu- rs there, Inc u ing • • n d. (Ch i [ile x ce Ears.) li tobacco with dust or smel ng of . ... Honduras •• alluded to the charter of Charles 11. Surely he knew t intended him in July and August in the North of England. tion of the company and the co •'n of its plant, an many members of the aristocracy. No aeoident took Nassau ...IM Feb. 17 ..} south. teth of .... ~. . tr. HENLEY was afraid the Governmen nstitutio In answer to an inquiry from the mk,istrate, ampton " the •.. , that that charter was contradictory in itself, and also t b k th He hoped he h 0 ac up e monopoly of the company. . . Teey remained a fortnight or three weeks at Scar- enormous increase in the dema n d for pure spirit has Defendant said there was no rule laid down by the pro- place worth recording Th v . -' e n 1-. mex co .... I month. • that it was in contravention of the rights of all British ' was mistaken on this poi n t, but the speech of the right borough and lodged with Mrs. Boyce. They had one been created from the north of E uro p e , a nd those other prietor of the carriages ;it was left to the driver. e • ICTORIA-PARE, toe ...rystat nalace, Surrey-gar- Havana .... I Feb. 3... 1 South- to atrs subjects, inasmuch as what w • as given by King Charles h t i . • dens and Cla ha countries where spirit was an integral produce. Eng- ee r , A rno ld thought that in the present age of smokee it , p m-common were all well attended in ' ampton Parana Feb. 1 - to the Hudson's Bay Com - • pany was what the King had on. gen eman cer ain y gave im tat impression. t' 1 li . h • ' sitting-room and two bei-rooms. That she swore. land has now, indeed, acquired a position as head of the ller the ratification the mornin but to d t was unreasonable to deny a- trave g . g,. war she evening the number began Madeira .... ' Teneriffe .. 1 e. 23 .. y- F b IPI KO° . Mr. LAING bore testimony from the accounts of a She then returned to her father's at Sutton-upon T t - ren . • • • son and it appeared nobody would Pal abl to dimin• no right to give. Any one who reads the eharter fV' s 0 II- , distilling business, and the West Ham Distillery Com - without some specific rea , . _ . . It y ish, owing to the unsafe state of the W.C.ofAfrlea mouth '• •• •• " Te " gime. must know what James I. did. He gave to the e rea 2 t variety of travellers, to the favourable soil and oli- • She was engaged to be married to Mr. Bell, but the have been inconvenienced by complainant's smoking. ice, caused by the thaw. British North colonists all the land from the Atlantic to the Pacific mate of the territcry west of Canada. It was the north d fi d Th h• b ay was not yet xe . e courts ip etween theln pan seems repared to se • . Y P cure its cream. Defendant urged that it might have prevented others America .. Ey with full sovereignty. He believed that the powers • ern region alone that was so unfavourable as for the pre riding With him. . - -et ----------- United Statesi ery Fri.} Liver pool Europa Feb. I O a given commenced shortly after old Eason's death. gent to exclude colonisation. ia this; case to the company were wholly beyend the Mr. Arnold thought it would not be unreasonable of the New York advices state that, of the debt of California j e l t t t e n: r test Feb. 3 and power of the king to give-he should be sorry if the Mr. BAILLIE was in favour of the committee. Mr. Sergeant Byles-Was it on the same day he died ? LLOYD'S SHLPPING.--erhis Day.) proprie th Liver • tor to lay down a rule prohibiting smoking in the now declared uncenstitutional, about 1,600,000 dollars, A merica alternate 1 Ericsson Feb. 19 MOO y mr. G. BUTT doubted whether the terms of the mo- front seats. On steam-boats persons were prohibited or e20,000a, is held in California itself. This fact . is re- United State; Tuesdays. pen were not, becaese they were wholly against right and Witness-No. equity. The right hon. gentleman said that the company hin would allow the commit ti tee to consider the legelity ' Mr Sergeant Bvlea—How man da ab fo or ft y y e re aer ................—_ smoking abaft the funnel, and the prohibition ou an onini- ferred to as strengthening the hope that the entire debt British Norm 131 Feb 25 / South- 9 ode Herman Feb. 1 fth R d M Of h took care of their peitries, and o e e en. te • , . of the charter, and suggested that they should be altered ' - - 'ALMON, Feb. 6.-Wind this day at noon S.- bus would be to the forecastle. If such a notice was will be ultimately recognised. America .. • •• ampton latter statement he bad doubts. He knew the country, in N secu a way as to include that question. he died ? Light breeze and mild weather. placed upon an omnibus, riders would be bound by . it. He [ADVERTISEMENT,I—DR. Livreresme's EXPLORATIONS IN TILE Canada ...• 1 E Feb. 24 } Liver- 4 1 14 ; 00 and he knew that war was carried on in it in a way to • Ir. LABOUCHERE said it would be for the corn- Witness-I can't say. PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 5.-Wind W. to S.S.W.-Sailed.- (the worthy magistrate) did not think defendant justified T ..NTERIOR, OF AFRICA,—Tho indefatigable researches of Dr. Li- .. peel Indian Feb. _ r y_ . o. nentee to cleat with th ma Ripon H.M.Str. Megmra for the Cape and Mauritius ; in refusing to carry complainant, and it was olear that he vingstou have suddenly made us acquainted with one of the emulate the barbarous combats of Europe. Even in his . - e tter as they thought proper, Mr. Sergeant Byles-You were engaged, I suppose, hi-moraine. E-Evening. , and if the committee thou ht it dsibl t h H.M.Str. Indu • ' stry, Lisbon, &c. ~., had not entered into a proper explanation of his reasons, happiest people in the world of whose very existence little time Lord Selkirk went to oppose the company at the &al 0 , , g e ra e o eve a judi- to the old man till he died ? PLYMOUTH, Feb. 5.-Arrived.-Nunnechana, from at. added to which he had indulged in very unnecessary re- was hitherto kuown in civilised Europe generally. The Red River, and combats occurred which would not have judi ti l i.n . upon the,charter, the proceedinge before the Witness-Yes. John's, N.B. and sailed for London. marks about complaivaut's m aster. an d hi s go i ng to a tap- vine° of Augola, Dr. Livingston writes in the " Jour 1 pro- - -- we na of the A v mmittee of the Priv Council on the sale t ERY MYSTERIOUS FIRE.-A.bout 6 o'clock .. I A CARDIFF, Feb. 5.-Wind S.W.-Sailed-Village Girl, room. As the refusal to carry was through a mistaken Royal Geographical Society," possesses great fertilit a terda • disgraced the regular away of Europe. The territory was mieht g 0 00 c,,ncu y • t c Mr Ser eant B les-Then it must have been before d y morning a fire was discovered in an uninhabit7, rrenil with the in u r ef th a notion, it would be sufficient to call upon the defendent to beyond the pale of civilisation and the Colonial office ; ' mittee. He had endea Y ci 1 Y e c un- • g Y • for Jamaica ; Atlas and Sophie, Havana. beauty, and its capabilities, both agriculturally and • y 11 ho hnie ° voured in his openiag speech to lay or after, p er h a p s i t was d ur i ng th e old man's last ill HOLYHEAD, Feb. 5.-The Sally, from Bordeaux to Li- th t ted to enter into sureties to come up for chilly, are of a very high order; indeed, Ido not f "Nnwer- use, by a watchman named Mentor. in Ric Aa r pay e cos s, a the company did as it pleased, and ite pleasure was to before the house a - - - - ear contra. street Walw th Th • •th M HO - 0' statement of the facts of tbe case with. nese ? verpool, is the vessel wrecked at the bsck of the Head ; a judgment if ever called upon. diction in asserting it to be the richest La Western Africa. As • or . ree engines wi essrs. elaughter any one that offered opposition. (Hear, hear.) out offering an o • ' SOn Fr 11 'tb tb - pinion, so that hon. end-men were in great quantity of broken cas is are floating from her. -- I have now had the advantage of passi ' --°••°waY, and Jones, were soon present wl t r Witness-No. ng through the p • rovince bri Ile believed tbat in this slaughter the Red Men were error whee they said he had d g - LOWESTOFT Fab 5.-The Hope, of Folkestone, has LAhIBETII.- A CANDIDATE FOR THE CONFESSIONAL. twice, and have honestly endeavoured to obtain correct kno gade and West of England fire engines, but the P e g argue that the Hudi.on's employed, and they all knew that their doings would be Bay Company was a good Witness continued-I had only been four moriths in been br la ' ' ff h N S d oug tin leaky from o t e ewcome an . -Kate Leonard, an impudent-looking proetitute, was ledge of the country, I venture to give you my impressioZ. mises were totally consumed, and no account obtaill government. What he ready a disgrace to civilised men. It was wed that the - ce meant to imply was, that the company had conferred b - e deceased's service when he gave me the copy of his will, WHITEHAVEN, Feb. 5.-Wind 5.-Arrived.-Atalanta, charged with drunken and disordsrly conduct at St. as not calculated to mislead any except those whose ene i as to the cause of the outbreak. th e n .ee 4 'opener took care of their peltries. What had they nefit upon the nativ • d 0 ' •e - A A _, from Moulmein views of the world are more gloomy than mine. Th g ra -- done 3s, an at in any arrangemene teat -ate. two months before, in which I was appointeu _ ~., • Georee's Catholic Cathedral. e great in Vancouver's Island !To make it fit for them- • h roar TALBOT, Feb. 5.-The Mary Sophia, Sunderlend, award Gorman a beadle at the cathedral, deposed that scientific traveller, who spent 16 years amone th• . . , - selves they 1, -•ept it a solitude • the ac•ed as eltr ruer- mig tbe made, compensation should be considered. - T All executrix. he next thing he did was to give me the from Bordeaux, for Swansea, is on shore and will be a ween the hours of seven an eig bet ' d •ht o'clock on the even- people, has had ample opportunity of stud • e is favoured BIRTHS. • chants, and ' y - P Y that he required wale that the fullest information eh 'd • ' heir hysi • °II ' perquisites of the milch cows ; then a promise of mar- ' total wreck. • bile in a state of intoxication, and moral condition, and his details are mo yi t ng t • I) - ' cal tovtered foxes, bears, wolves, and ntarens, iog before the prisoner, w s curious. They OP • SOL instead of be laid before the committee and the house. (Hear.) • Dovea, F e b. 5.-e t ec th e port.-Emma • from AutwerPr • e interior of the building, and in- appear, indeed, to enjoy an Elysian felicit Inert. These facts must have led the ri ht lion gentlen tan to the g • The committee was then agreed to. ' • t . • dth h nage, but I can t say the precise ime ,an en t e for the 'coast of Africa. presented herself in th Dr Doyle in one of the confeasiouals. police, lawyers, ehysicians, "rin neither Oa the 4th inst at re • y, redui g '' E rm WO " nor phy s i c , N gham-park, the lady of cal to coloni • conclusion that the company was inimi. sisted on going before . o magistrate has here Constable Maxwell, Esq. note of band and bond. allowed that er- a chance of committine " a • eaten, and that the proper way would MILITARY AND NAVAL COMMISSIONS --- Witness told her that oho could not be . p . 0 biute of a husband" to six months On the sth inst., at 18 G a rk's be to take avray the D (lONIAN STATES). Mr. Sergeant Bylea-Was this the first promise of (PER UV:MEI° TELEGBAPii. mission, particularly in . the taste she was in, but she per- hard labour for beating his bett • , b ooster -road, Regent's - I ) el half, for the fair sex are so the wife of George Debra E right hon. gentleman It:tvers of the company. The h• •h h h• hl • ted t 1 • noisy, upon w ic, e was coin- ig y iespec iat if a man we • e, sq. di, however, pursued • a different Mr. LABOUCHE RE obtained leave to bring in a marriage you had ever bad ? LIVERPOOL, Friday Morning. sisted and became very told h r outaide that she was at to ag,ree to any arraireen t r but e ie asked to go anywhere or ' course, and one that ;goal - - Wind W.S.W. pelted to remove he 0 ent he says, " I must go home and OP A DAUGHTER. erha .3 b e more • f bill to enable the subjects of the lonian Mends to hold Witness (hesitatingly)-No. ' her business if she thought proper. ask my wife ;" if she s _ et a of tory to the haute. B e (mt. P R P• satis ac- ays "No " On the 4th best at oebuck) should say be- commitsions in the army and navy. The matter w , , Arrived-John Barber, from St. John's, N. 8.; Daring, liberty to go about d Reticle the cathedral, and again gettine him to mov T , there is no possibility of .3 . e Heathtend, Hampstead, the W' a a 9 Mr. Sergeant Byles-But it was from such an ma fore he entered tbe committee Rotterdara. - Soon after she reappeare e. hey are equally independent of phy- ames Cosmo Melvill, Esq. - what his puree ught under his notice the other day by the fact that bro . . bee.re.D . r Do le, saying she wanted the s i c an ti th e ph • • man ? . insisted on going d y th t 1 h was per- rr t b th. ysician, for Dr. Livingston found their staff of On the 4th in t., at 8 Leamington, the wife of Wil li° in doing so. His purpoee was to ..i T - - se was d f '1 h ' —.-. r e l o dging, an aun ess s e re o e e Revaleuta Arab .- - F Kevill Davies Es of the world, and to make it nian of distin uishe ami y ad desired to l -vi Ise that part a young Io g . a p easant home for a enter the army, bat it was found that the law did not Witness Y (L ht ) - es. anger. (BY SUBMARINE AND lIRITIII TELEGRAPH.) price of her night d tor she should smash the windows. fectly free from d• Ica ood, which kcepsthem per- , cf., of Croft Castle, Herefordshire. mitted to see the oc isease, " consumption, serofula, cancer, ulation He NV h outside, but finding that she die ' havin b h a ppy pop • anted to found there a allow it. There was no reason for this exclusion, and Mr. Sergeant Byles-Was it before his wife's death ? GRAVESEND, Friday, 9.50 A.M. Witness aeain removed er 1 ., g een scarcely heard, and the smellpox and measles M A RBI ED. ' great nation as a prhponderatine th tt• h f ' • hief he sent to es a ion- ouse or an lave not been known f 2 e • • On the sth ins eir 0' , power to the United he, therefore, proposed to remove it. Witness--No ; perhaps it was a month after. Calm ; tide nearly high water ; cloudy. was bent on mem , - ody and lee would be better Revel tA • or 0 years. In England also the I t., at St. James's Paddington th ewo e ...- ° O, Statee, and by so doing to do his duty to the people of Arrived, Feb. 5.-Ch from Gravelines ; May - officer, who took her into cust t t " en a rabic& has produced a wonderful improvement i d R W' an ev. illiam B ' ' •L*.r asseur, n she should. the health of the nto Ma ' yron, youngest son of Lord niet England, in opening better prospects and newer fields ECCLESIASTICAL GOVERNMENT OF (Laughter.) flower, Rotterdam. able to explain her miscoredue Ro an Catholicv-W1- people, removing cough, consuraption ry Elizabeth o ice-Chant we ' or thousands of their . numbers (Cheers.) NORFOLK ISLAND. Witness continned-The old gentleman had the old- Sailed-S lb I N t -Is the prisoner a m . i as.hma, axon, steamer, for Santander ; A emar e, Mr. or on debility, ind' ' • • • igestion (dyspepsia),• constipation, ner , Sir Richd. T li. , Y ungest daughter of V indersley. „ on e , Mr. AD Mr L DERLEY said that the real question wa • ' ABOUCHERE moved for leave to bring in a fashioned silver tankard back, broke it up with a ham s bill to alter the ex' t' Colombo. ness : She i •s. It's a lie. lam not. yeas, bilious and liv • 1 ' of di t' d • ei com aints and restorine the facul On th * e 4th inst p , , e ty Bail] . Es *.lat St. George's Hanover-square. 0 rr, t ef whether or not this vast territory was to b . e retained by s i uti 1. ts ing I revisions relating to the eccle- mere and sold it for old silver, because he did not like it w• d w q . DEAL, Friday, 9.20 a.m. Prisoner n-Then it not, what business hall you to go enfeebled, as r d • • ges ion, au nervous and muscular energy to the most Le ' - €1• M of the late J ' •D” Brook-street', to Margaret, daue vo Eneland. Should we open it to co . ionisation or h le , S-On“ intended t ea government of Norfolk Island. This bill was to go out of the family. In • a •W in moderate , Mr. Norte e Rev Dr Doyle and conduct, p • . P ove by testimonials from the celebrated Passed, sth-Vesta, s• t f L den fo r to the cathedral to disturb th .. . . , esfessois of Chemistry, Dr. Andrew Ure Dr Shorland D ames Graham, E3q., of Lancefield, Glan n ation to the United States 1 The two o correct an inadvertence which took place crew-s earner, rom on , Ve permit its annex The w' • itness was being cross-examined when our des- Oporto. yourself in the very improper manner described, and that Harvey, Dr. Campbell, Dr'eGattikere Dr.' Wu . rzer, Di ' 1.. ' D I E D. valne of the territory established and befo e was clearly , . re years ago, when the government of Norfolk gland was transferre Anehored.-Mina, from London, for Berbice; Honda- lrink ? too while under the influence of c . . e In gram, Lord Stuart de Decies, the Dowager Countess of Castl, On the 3d • Re , d ass over i and d from the Government of Tasmania Patch left, relative to the intemperate habits of the de- Gorman-Her friends are Catholics, sir, and decent peo- stuart, ano 50,000 other well-known indi 'd 1 h h t` Ad • . inst., at Belton House, East Lothian, . rnaoy years the great Pacific line woul p t, to that of New South W ras, London, Ca r diff _ ; Julius Caesar, London, Cardiff. vi ua s,w oso ealth mural Jarnes Hay, aged 7L ..• 0 find its harbour in Vancouver's Island. Many years folk lala d ales. The destination of Nor- ceased, who had frequently to be assisted to bed, and ple, and her mother is present. has been rester ed by this useful and economical diet, after all On the ed • - II ecies a was very differ . ..._ , lust., at Bath, the Rev. Henry Tick() , fence a great minister bad the sagacity to say that be. He trusted that ent now from what it used to frequently fell down from intoxication ; and she ad- „ s e rgeant Romaine said that about balf-past 7 o'clock on other means of cure had been tried in vain for many aged 34. years Nootka Sound was worth the whole Spanish war and ciated with the worst the island which had been asso- es OMOKING INJURIOUS TO HEALTH ?-An interesting the evening before he found the prisoner iii the care of the and all hopes of recovery abandoned. Its effect on the ro ! On the 3 ' e , Col° mitted that about 20 gallons of crff • ' of crimin i erent spirits had been p d inst., Joseph Smijth Wyndham, .De cl4 , last witness in the front of St. George's Cathedral. She gress of population is most favourable, as eshibite the prophecy of Mr. pitt was now becoming realig:d. It associated with a ver • als would henceforth be discussion is n tu on the ow going on in the Lance p . (I. by the naught-place d as y different rac f sent in from Januar • yto the time of deceased's death in effects of smokin Th ft b o has during the wa i l drunk at the thne and exceedingly noisy, abusing the Registrar_Generai, showing for London an average of 1,780 , age 61. Esq. ' was most absurd to have in the hands of a fur company, as it had been given up to th e o persons, inasmuch • • g• e uae o o acc Oa th d and Rev. Dr. Doyle, and threatening to break the cathedral weekly births against a mortalit e 4th inst Richard Henry Beaumont, i e - e Pitcairn islanders, whose May. She was also being examined relative to the last half century greatly increased in Englan , yof 1,200, leaving Whitley Hall, whose interests were wholl inimical to colonisation. The good qualities had excited so This windows, and there was s diffi ulty i removing her happy gain of 580, or near 50 nea; ' Huddersfield, and of Clarence lem right hon. gentleman had y talked of the charter of the try. With reference to th' much iiterest in this coun- documents and their execution by the deceased, in ac- has now become an almost universal practice. d' l t th tti n h ome c " e - progress; a result most cheering to p all c c l ent., in favour o a f Roeharnpton. is change i f the me Ica o esa o - ouse. 'lst ° Hudson Bay Company, b ut to him (Mr. Adderley) it convenient to transfer the civil o , t had been thought cordance with the defendant's plea of fraud and covin, question, in which the leading members o tl in- The erbioner'smother, a decent-looking WODiall, said that a fair prospect that by the more general aUsssees'ofas it opens ot On the 4th inst., at 20, Park-lane, the infant clang A mattered little whether they had a charter or not-the Island from Tasmania to New %o vetnament of Norfolk profession are taking part, must not onlY ll Du Barry's r Lieutenant.-Colonet Charles Townsend Wilson. eil. and that the deceased was incapable of k • hat i gr f e f a t y the for some years the prisoner had by her disgraceful conduct Itevalenta Arabica. Food the Europeans • ° h Wales B e 'lowing w terest the public, b material ya ec wi tom en et, On the 4th inst B • 'H S the only °eh natural rights of man and the Expansion of popoletion omission occurred, and the gcclesittati 1 * u. an . i • IA may very brought disgrace not only ea he rse lf, but on tho family; for the same freedom from disease as the West Afee j • ~ enjamin . eymour, own that the tt of the I burn CIO , would override all such obstructions. (Hear.) Neither was not transferred. Whilst connected ea' jurisdiction ne was aoing at the time the docuinents were said to revenue of th' is country, when it is kn was instead of being steady and well conducted as the others Supported by testimonials from the celebrated p r r .11 —B. T • ate Rev. Benjamin Seymour, of Wo with Tasma • have been executed. ma income derived from the consumption of tobacco h hd b d r Andrew Ure • o.essors of avistock-square. -el fee did he contemplate the contingency of a colonial Norfolk Island was under the spiritu 1 • • • •ii duty on which were, se a acme an abandoned character, an when Chemistry D . . , Dr. Shorland; Dr. Her v , On the 4th • H llowaT, - th , a jurisdiction of The ca eis likel to occu th s y py e whole of the day. last year Upwards of 32,192,94 31 . , --e 11 • Dr Gattike • inst., at 8, St John's Villas, o agency. What he contemplated was, that it should be Tasmania, and now that it was connected with New South d dnt she got drunk used to come to their home and disgrace Dr. Carupbe , . r , Dr. Wurzer; Dr. In g ye ' r Elizabeth the incorporated with Canada, or have an independent legis- Wales, it would by this bill be under the spixitual ' l id _ was more than 5,220,000/. This return is in epen e t , e , 0 000/. An able article wife of Charles T Savory am ay her outrageous conduct, The clergymen of St. Lord Stuart do Deeies ; the Dowager Countess of C rai ' l • ' * - ' •07 1 astle. --- Geer ' h ge ai ail done everything in their power to reclaim her, dome ; major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other res ecta ----- 'et latere of its own ; and therefore to him the question of diction of the Bishop of Sydney. That was all th j e bi - of ci ars sehic The English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered g I h was about 1. , . in th Lancet of the e heal h h p b fin t 4 - 11 Bank have announced an intended di v id en d f or the past on the tobacco question appears -- - e to , mh but it was all to no purpose, and instead of annoying Dr. person s, whoa t as been restored by it, afterall le LONDON : Printed and Published b MURDO • r•- ,- 11 0 * whether the celonial administration was better or worse professed to do. sof cure had failed. For further • other Y half- ear resent week b • y at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of p . y Mi. Solly, .. • FR So °L ''''• '`" omaa's Doyle she should thank • and bless that gentleman for his mean particulars re- of No 112 Strand Printer at The Sun Office' iff was one of not the slightest importance. The fact was Lord R. CECIL inquired whether this took place with • h interest by all inve. many acts of kindness that he had done for her. I only ing this invaluable food eur readers are referr d t Peet. • P • . • co w that the oppressions of the Hudson's Bay COLII h d h t fth Bishop of Tasmania ? Re thought • pany a t e consen o e income tax, leaving 4,0151. to be carried tO the reserved Hospital, which it hand. terate smokers. will be read wit pray to God (said the witness) that she Was . transported, advertiserucat in another part of this paper. e oDu Berry's 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savo'', ia t he of elieeheliee Pride, Rehenera, A 1 AIS7 - " AIDA W brk , ,4 • IS SMOKING INJURIOUS TO HEALTH ?—An interesting discussion is now going on in the Lancet upon the effects of smoking. The use of tobacco has during the last half century greatly increased in Engl and, and has now becom e an a l most un i versa l practice. This question, in which the leading members of the medical profession are taking part, mus t not only gr e a tl y in terest the public, but may very materia ll y affect the revenue of this country, when it is known that the , income derived f rom t h e consu mption of tob acco was last year upward s o f 32 , 192 9431., the duty on whi ch was more than 5 , 220 ,00 01 . This return is i nde p endent of cigars, which was about 150,0001. An able article on the tobacco question appears in the Lancet of the present week by Mr. Solly, F.R.S., of St. Thomas's Hospital, which will be read with interest by all inve terate smokers. The English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Tank have announced an intended dividend for the past half-year at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, free of income tax, leaving 4,0151, to be carried to the reserved fund, 'Of LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOU 140 , of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun °thee. , cs o 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the owl' of Aliddleaer, Friday, February 6, 1857.