The Daily Times.
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THE DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1861. .
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• . - THE ctfect was returned. The eneine-driver still -lies in a A
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THE DOCK BOARD caused to be unemployed; and he maintained that it DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE, . ,
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.daneerous state - '
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(Before Messrs. CASTELLAIN and CHILTON.)
EFFECT OF THE SECESSION ON
The weekly meeting of this body was held yesterday,. men and their families; to-emit anything which Could be The enntial meeting of the memhees of
ithis iastitnte
—4.—_. it is stated that all the raliting compantes having
was held yesterday morning, in the board roolit isf tile EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF COTTON.
at the Dock.-offices, Revenue-buildings. Mr. Charles done. to keep open the tlacie• of that river. It now •, • ~.., •
theirtermini in' etancoesten pre taking egerg precaution BRITISH AMERICA.
institution. The Rev. Rector Campbell presided, and Benjamin Martin; r.ose:plaCe, a returned convict (as THE CATASTROPHE AT THE BLACK-
remained to be seen whether the principle of competition
to•erisere the safetd of taisserigete (toted the accidental
Turner presided; and the other members present were
b ht t b ' called upon the Rev. Mr. Banner to read the following stated), Charles Swindles a •;-' r-'4n whet' Was'weree -.- .
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eee, „ . STOCK-STREET GOODS SAII i The effect of the disruption of the American Union, - ' . PAltiftaJan.ol7.
Could not be roug o ear upon them, by fear • • t •
aird Rankin Me d 1 ' w rth Bou't
Messrs. L , , ,n e , lan]. o , houseman to Messrs. Hstrbord & Son, Edward StleCche • • - , , , , breakings of tires, ailes, &c., which is edit-. so frequentlY however
,severely it may be . felt in the United States,
h a decree' abolieliing-thfr
k ' of Is' the lunder which the •h d ted from report :-
tieing p a exec _
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~ , .e. , e TEE LANCASHIRE AND -I OIeIe.SHIRE . (we JIRITISH A.N, D IFRRI
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Sinith, Anderson, Evans, Brocklebank, 13 old, Seger, and unfortunately brought abutit by the' extraordinary will attse no injury to Canada. If, as some persons
the port of Liverpool. For that purpose there was an . -u'or Several years past the reports which t I d 1 D • .
he corn- vile, cotton waste ea er, entsonestreet, ana reopen
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Bushell, Shand, Derbyshire, Lockett, and Langton. =ace or the Liverpool School for the Deaf and Dumb Greyille waste cotton dealer, Frederick-street., were RAILWA Y: severity of the weather. Stet? to• 'think, the secession of the Northern States surtax of 3 francs per 100 luloMillinen
easy, feasible scheme at r oA, Whieh it Was in the power , e . . . .
THE WORKS COMMITTEE. nate had. the dutd df piCsedditet arantrhild to. the sub- ..
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• of that board eNectually to promote. The hoard were broUght' up by detective officers Laycock and Patrick,
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It dippeared from the proceedings of this committee ' - • - scribers, while speaking. favourably of tne condition end
corifederacies in the north, the United British colo- ont of
,Eurepe.
that Mr. E. Salkeld havinn ex • h '
„ planted tee Clfclinistances probably aware that a railway had been alithonsed by nerinanement Of the instittition hies! necessarily been owing tue urt er paiticu ars respecaeg , e
err a charge of having stolen ten bales of cotton, value The foll ••• • f h •• 1 ' d'en tit PRECAUTIONS AGAINST RAILWAY
n2'o, the pt.:Telly of Messrs. Herbord & Son, from fatal accident which occurred at this station on itlOnda ' ' ACCIDENTS. may,lead to the estabhshment of a number of smaller sugars impo.rted
,in F.reti_cli_v_es.she.l_s_afr:.:coulfgrv.t.inai,trille_,.titii.eit
nies would then be much more powerful than -any of The Montteur also says,by te a
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Parliament from
„"ilooton. station,. on the Biikenitead eisdisdall. in stiltstandttalld the sa' ectberris .
under which .he had failed to delivex tertaie quantities . . ••-
reilway, to
,Ilelsby, a distance, of eis. oi• seven miles, .. I.le .ast year, hewe'dette itit-Ell'eerd drd'e df More than their. vearehous• e Dicksonestteet„ Great Howard-street. night :--" Several waggons, some of them laden with ' A (tßaih.oad TraVeller" writes to tbe Times on these separate governments, and would obtain an influ- France to the belligerents at • Gaeta, n°B---
of limestone according to the tertns a hi:t COntract,,
From Helsh erdinere intereet and importance end marks a lie* ere There vnes elso a charge against the prisoners (except timber, were standing on the siding near the main line, this subject, ds' follows :- ence on the N orth American continent proportionate
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whereby he had inctirred perialtiee 'tis the amount of to Wilistonl was only twelve miles further,
in the hittory of the institution, masa-inch as the eStab-
Barbier de Tinan ,
a very eas Ycot t New, the London and North- Swindles)' offeCeiting the &atop litdoiVinee it to hem been ready for removal. About eleven o'clock, an engine At a season whet fife. weeldt record of accidents to their extent, wealth, and commanding frontier. The
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ee e , are suspended unti.,ll,ll;::let
fh6oo,- it had.been agreed to remit the etitteutit, tit(' fix lishment has now been greatly enlarged and dmprr eid, , I
stolen. Iltr. teluek ap-peara tor Greiillee and Mr. Cobb , and tender, connected with four coal waggons, came. from makes a railroad journey a ma. ftee e,f. eeelotie' appre- British Government has no wish to aggrandise itself The Moniteur of to-daY explamn AS . the
Western and til
ille Let Wastern .CoM antes Lavine
e penalty at LIOO.-it bad been egneecl, to order from, t ' . ' P . a eat very considerable cost, though only a portion ot le ,
t M`C 'll Mr lich6ci. 14 d'perArdtt ihe eharge, the station' at San•dliills to be attached to the waggons on hension to every prudent man, it le 'veer,' teat it sheeild in the new world; if circumstances should arise to make
or ens ie. e . dis ' 'hfltt G ta to intended
patch of a Frenc ee o ae w
Messrs. janieS Bland and bo aken the Birkenhead railwev, were.
. a supply of 20,000 feet and . . , . e .. . .
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now applying for expense which has thus been incurred has, up to the
said the four prisoners were charged both let sideline . • •
0. - the platfoinn The ttain ey-as to proceed that night to be known that there are precautions whieb, if cireefully us relatively the greatest pdwer on the continent, we • Gntreit:lttrnda:all4„;ffein-iral,.'s'
lipwatcla OrnottittionpaltiC timber; retde.. 7.4,14.peefe0t. ; and
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a site, upon their Birkenhead estate foe. the use of the Present thee; been subscribed.
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"Thai reporte. of:the last tw,o or three years have and receiving ten bales of cotton belonging to Messrs.
b dof bt 't t could not be indefinitely
e my, u i S Say
to- ace t the off rreing trede I and he here . -es . ores eotere ttee
. ett . er of Medved R. Wade„Sans ,q..d Co'. for
~ • a - . , a a _ informed the subscrihere, of the, constantly increasin NOrrtiarifoiL 'The Men' in clearge of the engine and employed. and strictly 'enforced, may mitigate, if fhey hope it will not he considered a great political crime if
tender were Eddiadd Faeoall; the diided, and d. Turner, cannot altogether. avert, the' danger. We endeanour to-realise the predictions of a writer in one e ,- . .
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islet/tit 9C '30,600 '6et; '4l‘ring
,delivery,. at anu its chairman would impress upon iem s rongiy number of ptipils. •Duridg eldlit deate nhey IT4 mor e
g Harbord & Son, from their warehouse Dickson-street,
and he would only offer as much evidence as would ilutereat .
ls Irl' '' :'• ' '' ''' •t• if necessary make it a condition-that the should tl d
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f. per foot. Messrs: Irtlistrong & Co. had been - ' - ' - . Y ian oubled, and the number of resident. pupils tr;:d the fireman. A man flatted fiamplireya aeted as The most fruitful • cause •of accidents 'during- this un- of the Boston jotir' nals, that England must " become the
encouragement and material support te .
breaksman. The eneine advanced tOiVards th'e Pat'form, ,' laralleled season h been the frecture of the tires of , first of Ameeinatt nations, as she is now the first of Euro: !my a mark of synipathy to a prince eritelly.ttk_ id
Instructed id; preeied to the completion of the works on take up that railway to Winsford, and have it con- increased mere than threefold. As vacancies arose they ena:o4lO ft'l'i. t, esk for a remand. The young man
the-chain eahle testing-machine at a cost of £670. A structed in the shortest possible time so that they were more then filled up by those who were seeking Swindles bad been ilia' diade,r or assistant warehouseman but from some caus:or other, at present inexplitab4iet it ' !Wheels, by whicie R 33. si/ifile earri;ge iS immediately i peen nationsd" " The next best thine for us," says ano-
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tender having been submitted for the construction of an might. be made independent of the 'tyranny of th•e admitsion until at length the house became inconve- at Messrs. Harbord & Son, and ddit'e others were cotton Was not stopped in time. No sooner were the engine thrown" of/ the linet and the whofe t•rain is thereby upset ther writer, "of the North-Eastern States would be the inglY be N•ithdrawn. •
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" niently overcrowded and no more candidates could be waste dealers, and from two to three nionth's; ago the and tender on the siding than the latter gave way with or smashed to leided.•
Weaver Trust. The whole outlay, he was informed,
85. feet graving dock, the engineer had been instructed - , : admitted. • dedi ----The
1 ascendency of England on this continent, and that is what Prince Murat has Only Obtained the, *lle' or
to prepare a plan of one with vertical sides, 100 feet in w:uld be a
,sneall matter, not exceeding £20,000 or cotton commenced to be taken from the warehouse ;. a fearful eresh. The engine and tender, dragging after The hardness and iheidstie eaddiende of the ground, , must happen if the United States are false to their trust, the Red Englee-ati . idled& . deen -on.
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width at the bottom and 106 or 107 feet wide at tl £OO,OOO, which a railway tompany would eguatidet di. the committee, it was- resolved at the last annua3.l ancl it would be shown that the three prisoners induced them the brea!t--eart and one coal waggon, were preci- together with the specific effect d ilk oda ou the iron, ; and the union be chenged into half a dozen weak and Menifend did notinention the echiiii.
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rickety canfederations." The changes anticipated in this . --- .• ,
vet:: ficeeete:Wottlisntludtiligneeend.
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ton, with.proper centre and side blocke, upon the san'iee law -any date The profit Woeld be large,
,atd it *bald rorteetine-e Thet, in tonSeqt`Cire of the crowded state the young man Swindles to rob his employers. The pitated, along with t:li'a falidag remnants of the platform, contribute to make the tires fatalln liable' to• sudden
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principle genet-n(l),ns the Monk's Ferry be of great edVanta,n,e to the Birkenhead Dock Estate ;
~t tl 6 r)e. • I ‘..- ed 'h '-. , e.' cs. • bet. f a elicants tt Id be traced from the warehouse to the on to the low level line beneath, a depth of about crack. There is a Method by which the fracttire of the Passage is . the'
i s hide , al. . e increa.ine hum - o ph . • . co on cou formation of• four confederacies-one
Oraving Dock. ior admission, an enlargement of the, present btulding es
and it would no doubt relieee the Liv' eiTool cloaks to a
It had .beehfurther resolved that the charge for the use , .. • . prisoners, and part of it had found its way up the coun- thirty feet. Immediately on the accident &taming tire can be aseertained-vie,, from the sound given On ' formed of the New England:States ; a second, of New
absolutely necestary ', and that an anpeal he ferthasith
.tre d officer would be sent from Liverpool known, a number of men devoted themselves to the fee striking the rim with a hammer. This is a simple pre- 'York end the Central States; a third, of Illinois and 1 tions at Berlin, , Vienna, and' Sfuni'lli4,:ciii` :the
of the steam-cranes in the (linty of the Egerton Dock at great extent, hy carrying over a number of vessels to ndade to the public foe the rednisite fands.' '- ' en an
this day, to take possession of it. The prisoners moval of the a'ebris, with the view to extricate the suf- catitiowe grid one of the highest value, as I shall presently West ; and the fourth made up of South Carolina, and
Birkenhead be at the rate of 16s • •• . load salt at Birkenhead: The eearlV thnithee Of the salt " Steps dere at onee taken to et upon tin
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• . per crarie per day, or . *A teseletion. international difficultie.s which may arise from
Jn ntNn.3t3sh aF. sjtmAgeSti d e rept es e; - ti'tgri
any part of a day, Of tiVePee Working hotirs ; and the •trade was aboat 8'00.096 tons:e.g.-dal 'to the Whole Mid:atilt I•sldns were drawn Med approtted, teuders invited and had, When taken into custedd, denied all knowledge ferers. The driver was first got oui with great difficulty. show, but mid. whieb I believe is not practised with half the.. 9ulf regione, In the event of such a political
!of coal and iron exported. • ' . 'The I'.
that spirit of hatred which Certain minor States
Railtvay Company *elm to- be informed that if this were . carefally eorisiderddi end a eonti•act enteted iuto with of the c'otton, but after Wards they admitted having He was removed to the Northern Hospital, where he the exactness and egeter which the public safety Change being, accompliahed, the position of Canada
exhibit in,their writings against France. -, -11
net agieed hie Messrs. Jones and Jump Wild cemnienced Operations in pnrchased it from a person not yet in custody; now lies in a dangerous condition. His legs are severely demands. , . , .
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steam would be shut off on Monday next. The CHAIRMAN said the subject was an important one, • ' • • - . .
.n. , the month of April, eneaging to camplete the Itorks mid th n •S' dl d 'lt d that he sold the scalded, and he has received several bruises about the As I was travelling last week by aft' Cipress train the rivalry between the new . confederacies for the trade . .
~aa the motion of Mr. Brocklebank, the d"
procee lugs but it was one for the commercial associations of the described in the archite'ens specification by the Ist of e youne man win es a int e
and
,products ot Canada, which would not fail to
cotton to them, end thnt they inclaced him to steal it. head and face. The breaksman, Humphreys, as if by a . passengers were astonished by a sudden Stem-age where
were confirmed. port,, and not that board, to take up. He should he Oetober, for the suin of £1,681. , INCREASE Ea- THE - FRENCH...AMY.. .
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' sorry to see the,board mix itself up with questions of .'"fhe alterations include rieMds valuable improve- The following evidenCe Was then given in the case :- • miracle, escaped with only a few slight injuries, and in there appeared to be no station. It was soon ascettained have a most beneficial effect upon the mercantile, A lithographed.,ishe.ete prepared for the pro.
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THE WAREHOUSE COMMITTEE. merits, better and more convenient arrangements, and a Laycock, the detective-officer, was then examined, and a short time was sufficiently recovered to be able to that a third-class carriage. wheel had lost its tire, which
• The proceedings of this committee comprised a re- of railway communications on one side of the water or shipping, and railway intereets of the colony. If vinces, says that warlike preparations are being.
the secession movement is, however, confined to the made fon every eentaingency. , The, arniy will )1e
large addition to the accommodation for pupils, so that corroborated the statement, and said-When I arrested 'talk home. The fireman, Turner, must have been had broken off, and that the carriage had in consequence
another, b en ou •g or ooupptosoifngthpeairrticular schemes.
southeen states, British colonial interests will not suffer. ready for a campaign in March. .-.-. . , .. I
:onmthmendation that a reciuction of 2d. per ton be made
Flo fel t i t 3w• o u led brea ghgl no
iin g 120 children conl-d- now be reccived into the school, Swindles I told him it was for ten bales of cotton, when killed almost instantaneously. The poor fellow was left the rails. The engine-driver bad, fortnnatelY, dise
n extensidh trade will be. carried on betweea Canada "-If - fiiii• 'fiCin.--iiiiitiT -iiiiTY to etill buChaltlhe
province. It
_ r e charges of loading guano to be housed in Bir- being an.increase of 49 ; and 80 hould be cTrveniently
he said it was only eight ; Martin said, I had only four crushed between the engine and tender, and jammed in covered the accident in time to stop the• train before
k ahead warehouses A letter had been reteived from was a question for t e .averpool Chamber of Commerce boarded in the house, instead of 4o as heretofore. New
bales ; Swindles then said, the first person wbo induced between •the two in such a truly pitiable state that the further mischief arose. With this warning before my
Mr. Bann .
er, on behalf of the Corn Trade Association, h . • • • •
and .the mercantile associations ; but he thought the baths and washing rooms have been provided ; also a
new and most commodious dining room, an excellent him to take the cotton was a man not now in custody. men were utterly unable to extricate him for some eyes, I sent for the guard and insisted that every wheel . end the South, either by way of Chicago and the
Mississippi, or by Quebec and the South ports. The number of remaiits.inntially. voted, tlio remaining .
half being only liable to serve in:case of extraor.
oard would weaKen their influence in Parliament and
stating that the stiggestitin or Mr. Simian, with respect antagoniam which would exiSt between the South and
work room, a• new dormitory for the girls, a new sick The officer then gave the substance of a conversation hours. The body was not removed until about seven should be tested by the hammer at every station at which dinary need ; but the Moniteur,
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to the shipMent tee ineland of Olin landed at Birken. OUt if they took it up.
ward, assistants' rooms and class rooms. as well as a that took place, and said one of the prisoners said some o'clock on Tuesday morning. His remains were her- we stopped. That functionary seemed to think that I put yesterday publishesn aaircular fromthe M.inistir
keilil ‘l,iii i,ii il ' .
0 y impracticable. ' Mr. BRoCRLEIIANre said the Works Committee were h h -el I d • b -1d• d
was ouse an aun ry in a separate ui . ing, an
of the cotton was sent to •Hollinnsworth, near Man- ribly mutilated, and presented a shocking appearance, myself in a very unnecessary fuss, and assured me that I New
.Yo.rde and the Northern States would facilitete
negotiations and extend the trade between the ,south „ee
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~...• 1.1. r- !harm moved !he confirmation of tbeproceedings. disposed to give etery facility to the ealt trade when it Other conveniences strangelv wanting before, but most States and Canada; both being opposed to the New lor le ex, giving' cilitctions 'that' by' the: e' - , _
chester. In reply to Mr. Cobb, he said APConville at the head and shoulders being literally smashed to need be in no alarm, as the wheels of the first-class carriage
might come to. Birkenhead ; and the rails laid for the desirable for the health and proper management of mmand -of 'the -Thsivieror-everr malref-the,e'on.-;.
lb proposed reduction of 2d. per ton upon gnano, he York interests. If the North and South oppose each e°
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coal trod
~oul,d do fcii- alii --fi;-;• salt. Tie t;ould.confirm so many childreh ef both se±es, These alterations haye first denied all knowledge of the cotton. He ts a pieces. Some of the machinery had penetrated his body in which I was travelling were of every different class from
exaiplained, had arisen from a letter tecited• from Messrs. extended into almost every part of the building, and the damaged cotton-dealer, carrying on extensive business, in such a manner that the bowels protruded. The those of the carriage to which the aocident had occUrred. 'other by
,hostile tariffs, .res they no doubt will do, the,
assigned to a particular regiment. .
tingent voted is to be:called to OW at On,. on, and
bbs, Bri h and- Co , enclosing one from Messrs. what Mre•l3'-otilt had snid, 15tnt"t•he teeter IC'tnigation,
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new dormitory and sick ward have been nbtained bY as I understand. I have searched his place before, but deceased eras 23 years of age, unmarried, and lodged in Now, if it be really true that there exist
,tIVO classes rappreelieinent will be all the more easy between:
Gibbs . and.geot"., cif lionadh, `ditiiiiig that if the 2d. du hie the whole froet• tend deter made a sinele efrort to raising the roof and erecting an additional storey.
per ton tot bane Claes ' •'. ' • • eet fiats through et all; whereas the Duke's Trustees " Cense * e
cm nt upon this imntoved and inereaeed .
did not find anything. After Martin had taxed him he Whitefield-lane, Kirkdale. He was a native of Wigan, of wheels, one of which is• less . trustworth h h _ Canada end the British prOvirices: and the southern
_ . . should continue to lie levied,
they .shetild take the vr" hoie ot their- glian'd to tiolicion, itl:rdol±ell ehPabled tol delditeir a
.contiihniou,s stream of goode accommodation, the dommittee ate hot enabled agaiti to
es ` d h t b 1 fth tt t b train h le. ts t t •"el W de -tand other, can anything,. be 'mere
sat t ere -were wo aesoe co on sen y. w ere is paren a presen rest e. eun re , repre ensi leytt confederacy.-Canadian News. The recruits. will then .be .div:ded
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portions, the 'first of ' Which . will serve.regularli
and send none hbre: Thi boriiiiiitteki qaommended a gh t eir cana an tle nver rweil. , • ,h- •- ~b haanntitmet
admit every eligible candidate ; and at evety monthly He made no effort- to get away. I charged him with that the platform which gave way was nevenintended the less secure species should, -under any circumstanees, ' • •
.as before, while Oita 'Second will*.be drilled.dnring.
. reduction df id,,p"er. tith ii oh the- .' ' Mr. Leine, said it appeared to him that, if a railway meeting new cases are brought before them which it stealing. the cotton, along with Martin, when he denied for the engines employed in the ordinary traffic, and be employed in railway travelling, at. tbe present season? AMERICA ON THE VERGE OF A CIVIL. 'three months the first year, two• months' the
ii„,," lin,. in: P , portion housed-not
,aneee tilat aellTsred. from the quay-,the portion housed was started, which waS likely, not only to bring a large woluld have been impossible tri recetve but for the
n eg ment which has taken place. 'I he numbers are it, but after that he said Martin had shipped some as that stringent regulations to that effect had been issued Upon my peremptorily insisting, however, the guard
- e ' - WAR. . secend, and ene month. the third; "being all the'
traffic to their docks, but also cheaper transit of an he had got it frorn Martin, but did not know it was stolen. by the company. A number of men are constantly at promised that my requirement should be complied with. . „ time equippe' dlike the regular.,arm,y, and receiz-
riemg about one.abird 'of the import. setilla-greadually increasing : one hundred deaf and dumb • , A pnvate letter frora.NeW I ork, by the Jura, says :- .
Mr. Seger seconded the motion. article like salt, perhaps reduce it one-half, it was their persons are now brought unifier the care and guardian- He said he had no invoice of the cotton. The officer was work during the day loading and unloading goods, and For a long time the hammers detected no flaw, but at • .
" These important proceedings have put a stop for the ing the Sanie pay. .• . . .
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. Mr. BOULT objected to the proposed reduction, and duty to petition in support of anything of that kind. ship of this institution; and Liverpoel now possesses a cross-examined by Mr. Bluele for his client. The priso- shifting wagons, on the low level line immediately length, after we had travelled some hundred miles, or •
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that the government journals- will- haw-ell e herd--
The subject soon afterweeds dropped, and the school for the deaf and dumb inferior to none in the ner at first denied all knowledge of the cotton, but after under the spot where the platform gave way, and had more, it was discovered. on applying the' test, that the,
pronounced the threat of removing the trade as laugh- moment to attempts at conciliation and concession.. The
able. and absurd. 'Their charges upon . guano weie too reporters retired. extent and character of its arrangements for the benefit said he purchased four bales. Mr. Castellain : Was the the accident happened in the day time it is more than tire of •the wheel of a second class carriage was cracked cotton States are all preparing togo out, several of them • 1 - • ,
hood to represent this naeasare RS one of•eoononI.
of those afflicted children of our common Father, who
ge were ta en durine the coming week. Some Northern gentlemen
small already, - • cotton Ainericau ? . Mr: Harhord said it was, and of the probable that the consequences would have been more through. The paseengers in this carria k 1'
hone that Georgia will stem the tide. .• My advices do --____
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He moved as an amendment that that are here collected,- trained, and fed, and taught their
very best description. The officer in further reply to fearful than they have been already. out and the carriage left behind. By this discovery, in . -. .s.ttnee to
THE 'FRENCH FUNDS:.., '?
.0...17*--,•,
part of the proceedings be not coil d THE HEALTH COMMITTEE. duty to God and man. not give me any ground for entertaining such a hope.
.. - , dme . Mr. Bluelc said the prisoner told him whom he bought all probability, the lives of several persons were saved, •
• " The institution may now be considered to have PARIS, Jan. 17„ 3.3 Q pan. 4-7.
• 'The whole planting •interest wille in my opinion, side ,
Mr. Locreree ;S•GaTaied the amendment, and after a Mr. Alderman Dover presided at the weekly meeting entered upon the third period of its history. Estab- . the cotton from. Detective-officer Patrick was then THE INQUEST ON THE BODY OF THE for the next stage was thirty miles, at express speed. •. .
few words from Mr. Derbyshire and Mr. Bushell, lidlied in 1825, in Wood-street, it remained thdre strug- examined, and corroborated the statement of Laycock, FIREMAN. That the precaution on which I insisted is a valuable with South Carolina, and go to its protection in The Bourse has been dull,- fears haying Demi,.
of this committee, desterday. The other members case of a collision. There -is alreadya cause of entertained of a rise of discount by the Bank of
The CHAIRMAN defended the original recommendation. present were-Messrs. Haydock, Nickson, Crellin, Ong, and sometimee to all appearance well nigh over- and said Swindles confessed having sold tbe cotton to Yesterday, at the Coroner's Court, before Mr. Curry, • one I think this instance sufficiently shows.
quarrel-the armed occupation of the forts-but that E.ngland.
..Rentes
.o°sec:int
.67.25_, Or I,oc..loiier:
Mr. LAIRD was glad to hear they could afford the re- whehued by numerous difficulties until 1840. Removed
the other prisoners, as they had induced him to steal it. an inquest was opened on the body. of John Turner, the lam quite aware that it is the habit at the principal •
Barton, Bowring Steel, Ridley, Stitt, Sheil, and Vernon. in the t of 1840 to the present buildin in
duction. He believed if they were to put up sheds of a than yesterday. • . ,
y erected, it has gradtfally The whole was sold for about £2O, the whole value of fireman. Mr. Newlands, the borough engineer, occupied stations to test the wheels ; but this, at this season, is may be overlooked if no attempt is made upon the
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other forts. I apprehend that a collision will come, if at . ---_-......-
cheap character..for the guano trade, they would pa The Borough' Engineer, Building Surveyor, and Oxford-sTrieY;ist, then new]
attained to the levee amount -of usefulness and success the cotton being about £i2o. 31r. Hartord said the a seat beside the coroner, and Mr. Rishton the building not enough. They should be tested at. every etation.
Y Inspector of Nuisances reported various particularS of ,
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well. which rendered enlargement absolutely recessary. This warehoutemen absented himself from the warehouse survenor, was also in the court. The company- were The slight delay and trouble requisite foe the purpose all, from the enforeement of the revenue laws. The col- RUSSIA. • -
the operations in their several departments duringathe . •
Mr. BOLD hoped the matter Would be referred back. l• Atd • 1.• k f s ' ` " ' -
being now happi e comp ee,iton e as s or adequate before Christmas, and in consequence of that inquiry represented by Mr. Ashworth. No one appeared to ought to be held no impediments ; and, what is still The Russian Governnient has protested or
week, f • • •
rom which it appeared that 131 nuisances, coin- support to enable it to fulfil the increased duties of its lecton of Charleston
.claims te make entries,. collect
Mr. EVANS could not conceive how Messrs. Gibbs and was made and stock taken, when ten bales of cotton watch the case on behalf of the men employed at the 'more important, they should be tested by persons careful remonstrated Against the warlike- projects attri-
plained of by inhabitants, had Leen inspected, and la;ger mission, trusting to the •liiieraliof Liverpool to dntiet,, and give • clearances irt • the name of the State
Co., of Londotn-could reconcile it to their duty to the of South Carolina. It would have been easy for South
were missed. He said Martin was formerly the under- incline. The first witness called was . and competent enough to understand and interpret the buted to the German Government relative to.the.,
means takeinto remedy them ; 884 houses in the un- furnish the requisite means, and looking to the blessine
proprietors of that guano to deprive it of the adyantage of God for the result. e .
warehouseman, and was transported seven years for Joseph. Bennett, pointsman in the employ of the- sounds of the hammer. I have seen thisoffice too often , . •• • .; . - . desi ns of Prussia on Denmark.
healthiest districts, containing 2,775 apartments, and Carolina had there bees :any wish for •a peaceful
eparation to postpone these, questions until the united g . . e•
of proximity to markets in Ireland and Scotland, where 428 ll• h d b . d 't. *th h
ce ars, a een put un er exarrema 1011, W 1 1 e "On reference to the treasurer's statement of accounts stealing cotton from them, and his term of servitude is Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, at the high level dePuted to the most ordinary workmen, who lounge care- 6 ! ,
so much of it Was used. .
view of improving their sanitary condition. it will be seen that there is a large deficiency to be made not yet expired. Patrick said the young man Swindles junction of the North Dock Station in Great Howard- lessly along the train, just striking the wheels an h
yw ere, South could settle with the North the ' ferms of .the *
MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN . .
Mr BUSHELL • .
• stud this was the first case that had The medical officer of health re h h up. The charee for buildine expenses being extra-
,- e ' ' a ' was kept in a state of perpetual intoxication by the street, stated that he knew the deceased, whose name and not even waiting to listen for the ring This is not •
ports, tat t e deaths ordiner the committee honed to mee'• it by making a separation Instead of doing 80, they have precipitated
how it collision' can be
thisquestion, and I cannot see . . DENMARK. ' - - .
arisen si
. nee the reyisal of the town dues by the Board 'y' - - • •'' '„ d others, whilst the plunder was going on. The head was John Turner. He was fireman of the " 228" the mode of testing which will give any security. Any
registered in • • 1 I • '
Liverpool in tle secom week of January, special appeal for funds. Though their appeal has been long postponed. This country is now on the verge' of COPENHAGEN', Jan. 16. •
of Trade ; and the question was whether they should - • • h d d d . fh ld d 'la t M •Hb d' • d d e• W•t d t Md • • 1 d li. h 1 hl. f -
most an somely respon e to by many 0t e 0 an ware ousernan a essrs. ar or s was examine ,an endme. e ness was on .uy on on at evening, rai roa company wic va ues t e ives o its passengers, . . • • ,
exclusive of 19 sudden and violent deaths, and deaths
a civil war, and there does not appear to be statesman- The Berlingske Tidende announceshat the
not on principle hold by them, even taking the risk of i • . • • • tried friends of the institution, the proceeds have proved that ten bales of cotton were missed. Mr. about ten o'clock, when he saw deceased approach with and which does not wish to see its dividends reduced by
n hospitals, were 299, being 6 more than m the prevtous
ship enough to avoid it. Nothing was easier than do Minister for 'War has caused the Who 4 ar the'
losing a portion of the trade. . amounted-to little-more than £l,OOO, and the accounts Kehoe said that was all the evidence he would offer his engine :from the direction of the Sandhills. The the verdicts Of hiries will, while this weather lasts, in
week, and 37 more than. the corrected average of the
prevent it. But the time for prevention is fast slipping infan—
uy to- be supplied- vith-rified---xnmaretsoutd -
Mr. EVANS thought Messrs. Gibbs, and Co threw exhibit a balance against the institution of £94585..11d., to-da and ask d. Messrs. Cobb and tender was attached to the en ' . A man of th j '
y, ed for a reman gine e name the first place, allow no .carriage.to tra.veLthe_wheels of
.9 same week of the recedine ten years In the arish which it is ho ed the sun ort - d friends of this ex- ther
,bp els an away. The. South is armed from one end to the o . . that steps have been taken.to 'increase the number
out the threat to bnlly the ' board into a reduction, ' P ' • . i P "6. ellen 1 • pedll Bluck then addressed their Worships, and argued very of Edward Pascal' was the engine driver. Knew which are not of the. very hi hest class, both of construe- . ..
d • 'Mr- t
223 deaths were registered, and in the out-tow iships.d c lt c ittrity vt now, y a prompt an vegoro,tr. e r.,
The messages, which at least two of -the Republican
and he agreed with Mr.--Bushell thatit would be better forcibly that there was no case made out against their Robert Humphreys, the banksman. There are t ' d ci• '' ' --a- .g •i' 1 h of horses for military Purposes, and for the speirly
eitab e the committee to discharge. The ordmat3. income wo. tion an con ition-,- an second y,• evi 1 ave at every . ._..... .. te
to risk the consequences of refusal. It was more im- Diseases of the lunes, including 31 from consumption,
Governor's
• will•read to the legislatares of their respective .
of the institution is in a prosperous and healthy condition. respective clients ; but at all events that they should be banksmen on duty at all times. Their duty was to station a competent officer to test the wheels of every . recalhng of the soldiers.on furlough. - Irhe 'ea
caused 153 deaths ' ainst 159 in the D Tious week.
states, will counsel the North -to, do the same thing. . . e .
p-ort-ant to preserve the primordial rules' and laws of the het ''. ag 'r€ There is a gratifying increase in the amount of ;aimed let out on bail. The magistrates granted a remand, carry out the rules and regulations for working and carriage of every train that passes' it. A '-that
journal also say ;
.preparatiomi ~are. ~ ,
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am tor affe ions of the lun s were more numerous
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ma y et g subscriptions and of-receipts from pupils. The subscrip- • • h • 'it bl terial around,
Where there is so mile in amma ema .
board, tban to give way to every person who offered ath • and refused to take bail for any of the prisoners. managing the trains, subject to the supervision of the No railroad passenger who values his own life and • • made for the evacuation of the arsenal of Renda- .
,
an in any former. week ; -bronchitis, alone, having . tions exceed those of the previous year by .£23 165., and . . tend so many-sparks flying about, how long will it take .
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threat o d d d d f ' ' •
rma e unwarrante eman or mitigation Robert Bigland was then put to the bar, charged by inspector. When the engine was approaching the those. of his fellow travellers will fail to see with his own • - - - de---.. __ __ _ - burgh. The mtlitary corps of engineere has been .
• - been fatal in 96 cases. The mortality from thidclass the bond payments bv £65 14s. sd. The whole
the two to come together ? - -
After a few words
. from Mr. Smith the board divided, of. dims '
es exceeded the corrected average by 49. Zymo- amoun ot eeraciee an ona ions o ie genera un
t • 1 • - d d te t d I f d detective officers Layeoch and Pdtrick as being concerned platform Humphreys stood near the hut on the bank near eyes that this test is constantly and carefully applied. t
~ - ordered to submit to the. government plans fpr
When Mr. Bout ' '
. t s ameadment was carried by a majority has been swallowed up by the building expenses. But in the ehove cotton robbery.. The evidence against him the platform, which was intended for the waggons to a
tic diseases ca • - •
used a low mortality,,the•deaths being 34, ' • the extension of the fortifications of Danenwieke
of thitteen to four Th "t •td fM
t a t • e minor' y consis e o essrs. while the corrected average of the same week of former while the receipts for the hoard of resident puptls have was a statement made by Swindles and the other go on to be loaded and unloaded. Engines were not A VERY GOOD AND SEASONABLE ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. '''' •
and of the redoubts of Friedericia, . -The artillery .
.
:meted% Laird, Segar, and the Chairman. been creeping up from £284 in 1852 to £770 in 1860 • it was not ualified to hold t i
prisoners that he purchased the cotton and also sold it, allowed to go on, as q he n. SUGGESTION. ~ , , , --- . .
BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT. is to receive several rifled batteries. ,
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•
years is 64. From typhus the deaths were 10, measles and the subscriptions from £lBl in 1855 to £564 in the ,
A'h• MONDEL then proposed that a remission of the - and received part of the money. He was remanded There were printed general orders fur the management
labour rate fio - i • 9, hooping cough 8„ scarlatina 2, diarrhcea 2, croup 1, year just elosed, it is a fact which may cause surprise to . .
PREBEND .-_...----- -
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the
ear in 25 to 12, per cent. on the discharge of influenza 1, syphilis 1. Convulsions were fatal to 19 some, that in the first year of the existiug building., 20 along with the other prisoners. of the work. There was not, however, any printed The owner of a large country house, acting upon aln 'th'e Cathedt•al Church of Exeter': val £2O : lett Bishop of "• • GAETA. '' ' •
go of the barque Clarendon • laden with co er '
ore, • - - ' PP children and 1 adult-a. number unusally large. Of Years ago, the amount of annual subscriptions was (Before Messrs. PRESTON and CASTELLAIN.) order to prevent engines going on this platform, but it . suggestion published by. the Rev. F. French, in the Exeter :
•Rev. R. Holdsworth, dee. XiItSEILLES, Jan. 17. " •
aa pro-posed b th mitt e should not be con-
n o . _ , y e com e actually more than it is at present, gradually and even ROBERT STEPHENSON OF THE AKBAR. • RECTORIES. .
is well understood amongst all the men that engines are Times, has caused search to be made among his reposi-
lamed, the total deaths, 111 were below the age of 5, and 59 ree vessels comin fro Messina,
Th . . g m Gaeta sad
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rapidly as it has increased within the last few years, This youth, who hashed greatness, or, rather, notoriety not allowed to go on the platform. When h - • • • Cholderton, west, wilts : dio Salisbury : val £225 with reel-
above 60 years of . age, a number which has never been t e engine tones, and has found, what most other people similarly
Mr. EVANS seco
. . nded the motion; and after an expla- 1.1 th et t • ,• 1 Ildth t offi
w lee e preeen icasurti las re a ce. not of a very enviable description heaped upon him by came up he saw the guard, and ascertained that Pascall situated would find if they look, several articles of warm
- deuce : pats Oriel College, Oxford : Rev. J.ftraser, prom:
Duntsbourne Abbotts :co and dio Gloucester : val E3OO with returned last night to . Toulon. The Figstenoy
natorY diseussio .
. n the board again divided, when the mo- exceeded, e.. . • • • • " "
xcept in seasons ot epidennc. visitation. ." It max be satisfactory to the subscribers to know . .
.. . . . „ his frtends, from whom it would have been a blessing,. had to take out nspecial train. He commenced mar- clothing and old pieces of dru db • f • li. h residence: pats representatives of the lateß., '
the Rev. R. it, alone remains off Gaeta. ' ,
tionwas lost by a m ' 't Of 14 t 3. nd the r -
ajon y o, a poOf h • '• • '
te 59 deathe, 36 were from diseases of the lungs how the accounts of this institution are Kept ana geget an aize or wlc Suckling, dec. ------ .n:
v.e
had he been sad, was the subject of an enquiry before shalline the train on the sidin called th - , t
audited. Accounts are paid rhotithly t every b.ill, after - ' e g e Yorkshire he has no present use, and which, as Mr. Trench sug- VICARAGE.
ceedin fth • and chest, and 13 from the infirmities of age.
gd 0 e committee -were then confirmed. the prinmpel is examined and the above magistrates yesterday. John Anderson, the Lower Brixham P. C THE NEW_ MINISTRY AT NAPLES.
The mortality above the agediof 70 was at the rate of being examined by , , - - . . road. He placed three waggons of timber on the plat- gests, will be of service to poor families at this inclement neieehvaom ie Churston-Ferrers P.C., and fd . ~ ,
D nshire : cho Exeter : val £494 with res ence . pat the . ... - ,
.. - • • THE MARINE COMMITTEE. hecked by the auditor siened by him, and compared stepfather of this youth, was summoned b Mr Kirk= NAPLE'S, JIM IfL •
The steamtik.- Bitter h •
n eying come into collision with about 25 per cent. yearlye-ei.e., were the same death iitrli the list of month] ' ' bI• I b f h - -
y accounts to e au e ore t e bride the Reformatory Officer under the Act of Parlia-
Y • form, and went down the incline to the station and season. The writer very properly adds that he is per- prown : Rev. R. Noldsworth, dec.
40 : pat 'Marquis of Si nor Poerio has been- entrus ed with the
brought twelve out of the yard placing there on suaded that great benefit rriidht ensue from the general E-ViiiitTf.' ftiet;nrczhnige:
Icolio
,ry : val Al g t
the pUrmby iiiilt..... rate to continue throughout the year, one-fourth of all coturnittee, by whom they 'are ordered to be paid under ' • ' .
ship on the. Bth instant the owners •• • . t for not contributing to his maintenance in the tl e Y kh•
i or s ire road. In a short time afterwards adoption of Mr. Trench's advice, provided it be taken, tion of 'a new Administration This nreek
Sutton, Cambridgesleire : dio Ely : val £1,200 : pats D. and C. forma . . .
had de • - .1. . - t • now living at that age would be cut off. The mean the.siguature (Attlee chairman. Before the next monthly meen '
en app lea to for' the 'dame It n•as recom- h" Akh MWb . h d Ids is a
ormatory sip ar. r. y erg sat ,t i n of I.ly : Rev. T. 1 ardell, LL.D, dec.
mended that • ' ge.- temperature was 33 tlegs., the average being 40 3-10th ; meeting one of the auditors again goes through the self- rei be came back again to the platform, and refused as that gentleman intends it, Rot as a substitation, but has produced an excellent effect at Naples.
an advertisement h
s ould be issued for ten- nformation laid under the Act of Parliament b Mr
same list, with the same bills before him, which he i . y • to go any further, as he was uear enough.. as only supplementary to other and more active measures , PERPETUAL CURACY. - The reactionary band in the Abruzzi have been •
den for su 1 ' on Tuesday it ' was only 27 degrees, or 14 degrees less Combe Longa :co and dio Oxford : val £9O with residence :
the use of PI) Ying
5,000 gallons of refined olive oil, for
than the same average of the same day of former years retain examines to see that they have all been paid, and Kirkbride, the proper officer, against John Anderson, He stopped at the spot where he ought to have stopped. of relief. pats Lincoln College, Oxford : Rev. W. Barrett, dec. beaten. ' ^
e lightshi s • s• are duly receipted. These he a ain marks • and havine
b the stepfather of the boy Robert Stephenson, of h ' •
weem I heard some one on the platform call out to Pascall CHAPLAINCY.
Enihie_,, , P t lighthouses, &c., and for the
but it gradually rose till Saturday, when it was deducted -the discounts, he affig • • '
xes his signature to the Naples and the provinces 'are tranquil. . -
ers aepartmeat • an
, d that the offer of Mr. Wit- so much has been said in the newspapers, for not con- To H.M.S. Hastings : Coastguard Ship, LiTerpool. ~
liam Barton b . 41 4-10th degs., or ld above the average. The wind nett amount, which is • thereupon carried to the cash to come back. There were two guards belonging to CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION AT . ~ „, . •
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e .accepted to supply coals for the buoy ributine to his su ort The defendant was asked
book: 'This is the regular monthly proceeding; and as t e pi) • the engine. Humphreys ordered witness "to put the CURACIES. • • •
afore and th P • blew chiefly from the South-East. On Saturday rain TORQUAY. Christ Church, Brixton, Surrey; dio. Winchester. GERMANY. • ' ..' . r•-• ' '- •
e mice's and Geo ' 1 d* t
rge s an ing-s ages, at . the two auditors. generally attend alternately, every what he had to say, why he refused to contribute to the , . .
' Oxcomb : co and dio Liecoln. , • -
13s. per ton in bulk, fell to the extent of 6-100ths of an inch. train for the platform," as a warreon for Halifax had
oe .
and in ba s at 14s • and the account thus undergoes the inspection arid examination boy's support ? He said : Since I came to Liver 00l I Toddington, Beds : dio Ely. ‘ , Tl-Ig DANISH QUESTION.
P been omitted. He then turned the points for the inner to inau urate the establishment f
A d g • o a Con-
Engineer had b • ' g •' ' The sub-committee appointed to consider a revision of both. With re, t f •t t • 11 •
spec o mem s •o income, a Warwick, St. Mary's : dio Worcester. . . . FRANKFORT-ONrTHE-MAINE,- Jan. 17.. -= .
een instructed to see th L asowe li ht-
e e have lost the sight of one of my eyes and the other is no platform, in consequence of the order. After Pascall servative Association for Torquay and its neighbourhood
house supplied g of the treasury department, had resolved to leave open subscriptiOns, donations, and legacies are paid into the LECTURESHIP.
' In to-day's sitting of the-Federal Die thetwe -
at 16s. per ton and the Bidston light d d I 1 '
goo ,an on y got 16s. a week. Magi .
'steno • Where got through the points, he came to a dead slop on the took place on Tuesday evening, at Hearder's Raquet- London, st. Andrew Undershaft : Rev. A. Povah, prom. .
Oa the motion of Mr. Al ' • the vacancy occasioned by the retirement of Mr. hands of the treaturer, and by him paid into the bank.
ee,____ _ ~oas. ,
is ondel the proceedings were No one can draw a cheque upon the bank but the tree- are you employed ?In Mr. Jack's. Mr. Kirkbride said, archway, two or three yards from the platform, and court, Victoria-rooms, Torquay, the Right' Hon. Lord ch. MASTERSIIIPS. committees appointed to consider the proposition -
Sainton until the whole question of the treesury depart- : Second : teetirnonialsbefore
Ifnwe.llGrammar School, Essex of Oldenburg submitted the following proposals s
neauvenect . were a o those of the Pilotage Committee. ' • '' ' ' 4 surer alone. The board accounts of the pupils are paid I inquired at Mr. Jack's, and:the cash-keeper there said refused to go any further, saying he was near enough. Churston, presiding. In order to tUganise the exertions •
. • --THE DOCKS AND Q ' ment had been reported upon and considered. .
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co a . UAYS COMMITTEE. •to the principal,' and by him conveyed to the. general he got 28s. a week. Mr. Wybergh : That's not eri- ppe . o e onserva nes in a nen, uourhoo ,or e
He stopped at the spot where he ought to have sto d fth C d • • th t •li d f th Devon County. School, West Buckland : French and Chemistry. That, as the patent of the 25th of Septembei,
ddhts minatee had been en aed ' • , . , ' This was all the public business. fund in aceount with the treasurer. When these accounts donee unless you have him here to prove it. Mr. Kirk- e Dulwich College Upper School : Second : Rev. A. noian, prem.
1859, and the financial law of July, .1860, must
g g in consmeration or He afterwards moved on to the platform, but witness could maintaining of the principles of the Constitution against Isle of Man, King William's College : Assistant : salary A 75
the subject of aceommodati — due, the treasurer examines and checks them ; bride :I h • t •
at e no ~ sir. Mr. Wybereh : You can have • • with board and lodgings. '
a de •
putation•from the t ' on for the corn trade when
d • ' APPOINTMENT OF AD,TUTANT !TO THE as they arc received they are entexed in a book for .the . , . b d f fh b k th • d f R tit 1. flt • ni tie' Yk th
6 not say whether or not it was yorer o one otean s- e innova ions o a ica ism, oaesoe mg i e e be considered as illegal, they not having' been,:
Spence Th ra e, consisting of Messrs. Rees, the defendant sworn if you wish. The defendant was
purpose, summed up monthly, checked by the treasurer . . men. Directly afterwards the engine-tender and the break usual regular associations established elsewhere, bad . . sanctioned by the Estates. .Denmark should -bee
9 onipson, and Hubback, • 518 T LANCASHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. then sworn, and said he had only 16s. a week. and did
Banner,' their ae accornpamed by Mr. anthe end of. the quarter, and the total then carried went down to the level below. The deceased, the been warmly advocated among, the leading local Con- ' LITPROVEILEA T .1.217 -GENTLEMEN S -HATS, . summoned to make a declaration in reference to.
cretary, had an jittery' ' '
statell the urgent .require iew in which they On Monday evenine, a deputatien from each company into the cash-book. The whole annual account and the not earn more at Mr. Jacks. He could not give any- engine driver, and banksmen. went down with them. servatives. Ultimately the nucleus of the present tteso- her fulfilment .of the provisions within, six
length • and ft h ments of •the trade at great balance sheet are exdmined and.cheeked hy the treasurer thing.for the support of the boy ;he wished to get him s • TtritsßAßN-srtianT, LIVERPOOL.
everal hours afterwards the body of the deceased was ciation was sketched out, and it wee then reselyed to .Gairriatxmv -I have given your Patent Easy-titting liat.a
ftl • bl d t th ir storee 111 Prince
o .us corps assem e a e • ~ , te weeks, in conf ' • 'th th Iti .f h
ormity wi e reso u, on o t e
, a Ir. •t• ey had retired.% • and by both the atiditors. This mode of keeping the out and he would not o 1 k' • tI • If
nyma e aim suppor umse , . 't St A it is the most comfortable hag eTcr
fair trial, and mu ay. . _ . . . .
taken out dead. He was so jammed in with the tender give a-public dinner to the Conservattye body, for the a dim F d ID.
the engineer should prepare 1 1. was resolved that Edwin-street, and proceeded, headed by their bra,ss accounts is attended with many advantages, not the wore, partie,ulatey viten crossing •the water In a win-f
_. P e era let of the Bth of • March,. 1860• and
on the quay between tranelp ans, of two-storey sheds but add eomething to his (Anderson's) sunnort also The
band (which promises to become one of the largest in least of which is that the expenditure of each month - - s • • • • and engine that he could not be got out sooner. Pas- purpose of selecting officers and establishing . a code of when with the old style of bat I invaiiably had e headaeees . - • - -
ey-Moore and Wellington magistrates told him that could not be done. Mr. Kirk- fore. that in the event of her noncompliance /Heil], •
esrahieeh with your new style is not the. case. I ean, there.. , , ; ~, 0
Docks, 'according to th town,) to the lame room under St. Columba's Church, can be readily compared with that of its predecessor, call and Humphreys were also much hurt. Witness rules for the guidance of tbe associatioh. The object of - fly recommend it to any one, particularly to . those eatoJect
• , _ e suggestion execution should be 'list Den
declared' agat mark. :
or of the • corresponding period in previous years ; hride said the boy had already cost the country nearly £4O, did not encourage the driver to go on to the platform, the association is to promote the Conservative cause to headache.-I am, gentlemen., yourni truly.. • -
placing an 'additional store 'tnade,-and for P 1 t t t Id hhd b. . Id dl - ranted for the
easan -s ree ,w ic a een .in t, g •
B y on the we t
Outlay-Monte Dock, 'also fUrnighi s quay of the occasion bY the Rev.. R. W. Hunt.' incumbent, and '
and 'f th a ears to have been any want of the dthd f d t h d t .1) t d th• • a • - • • • • • • • ' • - •• - ' - ' - • ---. • - , . '
i ere pp . . . an eeen an never a con nu e a penny ois but said he might please himself and that several engines especially by attention to the registration of votes and i have wcirn for some time one of the Patented Easptitting .
BRAZIL,
coat. • The - de • ng estimat
. putation had strongl ' - •es of the usual care and economy In any particular, the check
where the commanding officer, Major De Bentley, Capt. of a watchful oversight can be immediately applied. t Mr W ber h • Whv did you not summon
suppor .1 . y g . . had gone farther than. the spot on which he bad stopped; the adeptioneol. such other means as may from-tithe to Hats sold by Mr. --earid I can testify to the advantage
, • - . derived from the absence of that unpleasant pressure, partieu- . . . ,
• r ..4580X, JarL 16:-
tate..
, of appropriating a dock isiZi
lairged . the impor- Ev N li l• MT • d ' 1 " But while the committee can One speak satisfac-
ans, of the ort amptons lire i itia, an severe him before ? I have this. summons out for nearly two
. Witness knew it was dangerous t,o go any further, and time be decided upon. " • • • ' ' . • • larly on the forehead, usually felt from the hats generally worn.
and that warehouses on the east qua a Y for' the trade • : ' • to •il ftl e t condition of the institution and of years, but never could get the defendant until the other
~ _ - House, Cheltenham. (Signed) ,
e--;;,ae The French mail steamer has !irrived. : • ~. . ,
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yof ,th . ' ' officers and gentlemen connected. with volunteers I. y o re pre,en that it was against orders.
Tnohtis letter is from a first-rate English admiral.,
.Tn n
Deck weal(' •be suitable for 'the' tite'd e Brunswick - • - • • : its enlarging prospects of future usefulness, they regret day, as he always kept out of the way, and we could not armou
James Goodied banksman, on dut M d h At Y •th the fishing interest are making is
yon on ay, card - peen for Obvious reasons. . Exchange on ' Londa,.. at . tic. -27' to. ...2,81.i
would be , 6, and tha
preparecyto pay.for them, • - . e.. ' t they were waiting their arrival. The men havlng formed in
1. h t 1 h th
ine round the room, tey were pu t troug 0 en ranks of their
that they have to look upon the brok ,
.• find where he was or where he worked ; he kept away
, own members, and to deplore the loss of old and highlYe ii d
iorer to avoid paying anything. It was finally the noise occasioned by the fall of the engine. The plat- efforts to secure the application ,to fishing vessels NOTICE.-.Fire .I::unds Reward
,upon conviction of at& jot- Coffee quiet, at 5,300 to :5,500 rTie per arrobarl . .
•
t of the power given to owners of other shipping friernsttonit's°f4reffs. t;•.t•.y.
A report, of a somewhat technical cha '.' ' . ''' ' . ' • form was not sufficientle strone to bear the weight of n fitting Hate are orn.e • ' Iza4 In stock, 100,000 bags. !:,-,1,,,_e1, -,;G4 oli; .O,OcTOIGGT .
, tracter, had • . manual and lateen exerctses in slow and nick time. valued f i ic 1 e ommittee elected
also 1)
' q . r ends. From the I.tof t i c , arranged that the defendant should pay ls. a week, and • . .; ' - -.-- with : regard to the regulation and control of LiverAot at No. 6,- St-. George's-ereschialtWO doors from the i r,ri. 4,-f• • ,Al., (. ' rfii,f yr* • •
been submitted froM the harbou '
~ remaster . engine. The engine 228 was over forty tons in weight. ___.--....._
,as to the d by Captain Lavender, their senior captain ; after which at the last anuual meeting,. there have been removed by - tor of Lord-sueet). and at 9, Drtle-street (oppenete- Royal Bank -
.. • - .s ihmrsil
secure • -
working of the Birkenhead decks,' 'by eate„,dree li• • • : d' th th fMR• h d B thb M El'
sjor De • .
Bentley introduced Captain Evans. of the ea . . e names o er. ic ar a , one, sr. las so ended the last chapter of Robert Stephenson. • refractory 'crews.
The weight of a loaded waggon would be from eight to • . '• • • ' Buildin-s), and in upwards of one, hundred other towns, a list
. THE EAST. " . . , dad „a
. Thc Agents
sink* Al a‘aisten ;mar the gata of tli Al - ni
-o' - Arnaud; and Mr. R. B. preston. Mr. Amend bad but DEATH OF COUNT MONTEMOLIN.-A private despatch 'of which would make this advartikenient too long
u 1 Petit Dock Sherwood Forresters, as a candidate for -the adjutanicy nine tons. Humphreya was stationed on the top where announces that Count and Countess Monternolin died at •, ii eaeh place make themselves known. • CONSTANTINOPLE,* JAL 12a 'le '. • -
.4.4.---e. .a... 1.. ~..ttucu. sum 7-131 engine -' - ' , recently t °tiled' the :committee, thouch he had long been 'PUP Wl". A T-FIVI/ aarn 'PUP T iIIeTTIONT di -edt • - LI I '
0 nee, en eceurie . 11 8 elute was to be On the plat- Trieste on the 14th inst. within a few
,hours of each i . _„ . ri • • ‘• . •',IIMINI TO '
General IClapka .is in the rrtneapantsaa,„pait, .. •
be reqUired if the -
~ plan iere carried i t • er geo la
u.ne - ""1-...sans-pe. The major said he was sure that 11.1".3t"", z4.:M.1tik,..1.,e1- tA., LUIS ris ee ee u..azy voici teuer enemies. " ' •
PARKS. . .
_ REAX _ _ALTERN. - Dr.-Stutrito es havingjust left De. •Wilson's „ . ,
Tha , report..had-bsen . *
-approsed_a__ nA
A 0,, oPeration. Eyeing Would, as their adjnt nt. speedily make the corps Mr. Rathhone had, far a -lonteer time than any one now . form to see what waggons were left, and to order the other. Count Montemolin was sen of the Infent Don 0 m
• • • • .• his Hydropathic Establishment, where.hothas been resident nhy- paring for a rising in Hungary.
.The Darinbe it' •
- --7-a-•-• --it-441 _hew: second to •th le edom in efficiency t arid liyinee, taken en settee part" in its menaeement and guards what to do. The engine drivers often tak.e their Carlos, who for many years asserteth• arnis in baud, d pathic practi t - - . . ' '' ' •
agreed to tarry.it out .with.tha exception of •one af n°ne In e In' - - 'I d ' ' ' ' On Wednesday night another performance tosk place come moo 1848, is continuing the.._ yro . . ca" a -Id b • The arms brought li th
c aims
1 ' to the throne of S - • II • h':
pain. e was orn on the Abbey y 114, Melvern. -until his- new Dem c ese y ice. y e
, .ccom.. ter a few 'b • f and a ro riate remarks he
ne . ,pp p contri ute largely to its support. He moved the orders from. the banitsmen. Witness had smaller ereginee, his, private • residence, .
mendation for a small eteaMer _to 'ply in. the. Great Present • ' first resolution of -the first annual meetine •he was upon the Serpentine in Hyde-park, which was attended 3lst of January, 1818, ' The Countess. was a Princess establishment is ,completed. Hie .patients have the privilege s • • h• t b ladd- M
ardinian s ips are o e n e in ontenege?, •
. Float. ed that officer for the appointment. Captain , • to go on the platform, such as would not be heavier than of using the public douches and othei bat
hs newly erecteste. , . .
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. Lavender ' .. the, first treasurer ; and in that capacity he assisted the with serious accidents to several persons, There seemed of Naples, sister of the late EidenFerdihand 11., . and • '
-.. whence they will-be despatched to-the Bane.'
In a glowing and humorous speech, comp- a loaded waggon,.but never a large one. Although it is 1820. . • :' ' • !;13. DI• su'lY•
." ' • • • , .
born on-the 29th of Febreary,
Mr. Lockett moved, and Mr. Darb b' d d
. ys ire secon e , the mentea te • institution by untiring exertions and by large advances, some probability of the weather changing, for towards , .
e corps on its being placed in a position to from his own private resources without which it must not on the printed orders, it is well known and under- . ,
confirmation of the proceedings, which, after a short con- aPPointanad• ~ ~_, , ~ , _, • , 4-. •, d wi. , . , . . 10 o'clock there was a slight fall of sleet or snow ; but . • • • EXTENSIVE POST-OFFICE ROI3BERIES AT DUDLEY.- GOOD ROOKEERPINEr le a '' • t tll
grest.dendera um o a tradesmen :• . , SYRIA.* ' • -
versati the l•
on on the subject of 'the indemnity now required ene, and.
eutant, anu one wno uau, ne ueneveu,serveu in nave Jam . • nen he hag succeeded in getting tt out
wh • • • fd bt h r,sie dth h• • 1 I d
o e , e L ,ne e treasurers ip into ot ier tan s, several thousand persone, including ladies, lined the stood that no engines were to go on the -platform on any At the Dudley Police-cburt on Wednesdey, Joseph
Gibson, a letter sorter Mid' carrier, WaS Charged- with, tnany of WhonehaVerbeen ruined from aewnanteof ye:lees-ledge on
this subject.. ThOtieeperenity Th trials at Bevro' uth hav ,_ ... ,
wr nr_T_,_ctir.,:is•norant, and- •-e ~., e - . , e oeen • ooteaucll6.l
froM vessele •
entering the Birkenhead docks, 'lna agreed o liad acted as adjutant to his reeiment.
lle•felt.satisfied that • • ' ' but was soon After (in 1840) appointed chairman of the greater. poetion of the ice on the Serpentine. Nearly I,OQO. retence. ,
PF. Weeks ' '' • d 1 d d 'lt t t•l• e t 1 tt • ird •
an pee e gut y o, sea tn,, a pos - e er, con ming once,
those who. are only. : parte I.l' •
,ecleame ati efficient
well quandtd Captam Evans was in all respects , first guard of the Company-His duties win see from t tl t M
the advertisemen ,ia r. Thompson, .le ,
Tl "Druse priioner were sentenced to death', sad -
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. . . to fill th • committee, -which' office be held until compelled by ill- yards, from the cascade to the bridge, were studded with . half-a-sovereign, 21 postage etamps, and three receipt the writing writer will begin-the new atm* by opening ROW the Turkish to etile. ,
. . , as it had lust b • e same position in the 51st ; but health to resign it in 1856 lit"-
, . is support and interest in were to look after the wageons and couple them up in
tents, amusement courts, several military conical tents, . , d . stamps. He
tpleaded guilty,
~arol w4s committed for Claeses for bookkei. pint.
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The proceedings of the'Master Porterage Committee • een hinted to hi ' • The Hasne .Tavelis have declined, but•the rate
were next read And confirmed, ' . Captain Evans
, was or a, , m (Capt. Lavender) that the institution "continued
• (to use his own expression) fires in laree iron machines for "devilling " chops, the stations ana on the main hne ; look after the breaks trial at theassizes. The amount- of money enclosed in , n .1. AND PII Li -Rheu ati • ' d • h h. •
ef exc ange . as risen. ,
. ,
The OnerrisLor' e - • '
e ae,• ana therefore could speak for as long as he continued," and only ceased when " the
ann uneed that- be bad received . a " "I" conclude b . etc d 1-d t d weary springs of life stood still at last." Though Mr. . and the signals, receiving instructions from the inspec- lettets which have b•eeu. lost at Dudley is considereble • •
i
steaks, &c. Thousands of persona formed themselves nto
tor and the b kme The ord 11 t A sum of mone wes recentle sent by ihe Vicar of Row.: T'cl)°
rea sn. y gave ers genera yo _ HOLLOWAY S vlNT:illyi4ea•es . .
loreux.. e•_l ... •
are b en Tehall Menical,skill, -which
e are most distr m ' c Pamgi
an
:ferseslinifentlr featilsmetos • ' -------- ' •
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•
communication. from John Murray and Francis Giles soaa-Captain -Teed% ra . ya. in, im o o
Pr t e one of theyoungest members of thecommittee, procession, headed by a band of bellringers and a brass
es on w, s yd ' Id :1 'Cli •h P• • 1 •
, ey in notes an go to tle me a,stoea Aid satetiato ,9 .. ,
tor 7-- tha ::,'lierings. In no case hitherteqreporied kave THE VACANCY ON THE IRISH BENCH.,
the engine-drivers with regard to shunting and goin I ht and Pille diei •
civil erd ' dierlike voun end ' very pronaisine- ' end sol-
ne•ndens, on• plans for improving the approaches • g (teseet), • the - • ' he was one of the most active and valuable ;he had begun band, and, after passing up and down the river for some h - n n ' Society, whieh did not reach its destination. Other 1-101loway s Ointine . - • , ppointed. The attacks
to the Merse ' . . after complimentin ar • n stepped forward, . and to take a werm interest in the instit tion He entered •
u . - time, the skaters going through some extraordinary evo- achwards and forwards. Was on the platform when soon become milder, and the intervals between them longer. . * DUBLIN, Jan: 17. - .
• y 1 e • s me a ne
large sums ha eie n lost in the a mn le three of a ceuliarl s ' •
The o:ntment exerts p y oothing influence over the
y. It was a very long document, and was d .. g ator De Bentle h ffi •' ' ' • ! The .Dally _Express says, bei we ilia.'
we wve .
accompanied by a chart The proposidon was to erect an non-commissioned office . y, te o cers heartily into the scheme for enlarging it • many of the It• such as fast skating fancy skating, ouldrillee h .d. t d H 1 dJ G 1 h
t e acci en occurre . ump ireys au . an ey, t o these sums amounting to £2B. A banker's draft for irritable nerves-and and mnselee, relaxing epastne and-guide- •
- piers u *. • - - ' manner in which the -
, re .of the 51st, on the best features of the new plans are due to 'himself alone • u wns' ' • -' • -, • ' '' second guard, were on the platform also, all talkitm 410 3s payable at 7 days., iu which was ericlosed half-a inie pain, neither of which return whilst iis power remain!. correct in stating .that Mr. Brewster, 4.Ca.has ,
pon., Taylor's Bank aid Jordan's Flats, to turn Y "ad brou h • • f 1 ktld b I • d • d•ffi l' and the "Female Volunteer Battle Race,' &c., the .
• '.) ••' - • - ` • • The Pills restore the body from a *weak and debilitated eendi-
.„.. .
Ir, t their men to that, some o t tem were sec ie yus own han ; i en - together about a waegon which they wanted to get sovereign, was postea a short time ago, but did not pass lion to a state of health. Both Ointment and Pills. sunul- been appointed to fill the seat •on •tlle jOiciet. •
the tide i •nt of efficiene whi
poi . y eh they, whole party returned at "railway speed" to the east end ''' . . n .
n a partiCular direetion.-Referred to the had th • t. es were foreseen and provided against ; corn r t 1
. p Ica .ec D dl taneousiy used, invariably replace misery by hapt4,aess and bench in the C f ' ' 't by the
at evening showed ' ready; and Humphreys said the engine might COMO R CY. ourt o Exchequer,. vacan , ....
Marine Committee. - they bad ' reached b • '
, e said that h - arrangements much simplified ; and the utmost accom- of the river, and, having formed themselves into military .
strength. .. • • • •
• • believed that volunteere •ft e could not have , • back further Humphreys then told witness to order THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE CoLLIERs.-The move- - -
resignation of the Ri IlOn Baren•Gree . •
. THE SAT,T TRADE AND THE RIVER WEAVER. a er .1 f
- 'ew n 1 1 , . MOdalioll got out of the available space mainly through companies, they went through various exercises, atm at • - tl tf th • f• •t h ' • - - • •
ment on le par o e masters is, as .aras i as gone, • erreeter REARING. Miss Martineau, who, like an phfloso- • .. • ght . . q.- -
ont is training, his saeacity discernment, and skill. Just as the work . , the driver to back the engine, and because he would ly says, that -It was sta - hall that the
ted confidently in the , . •
Mr. &Mix made' ' could.bave attained •that perf t' •
some retnarks with reference to the ee ion In h dr . n - ' . length the wOrd of command was Ito " advance,. The
.• • • . tolerably successful. The men who . were Mit are grea al ladies h - '
ilhic , , as,etudied the matter thoroue e
and ene-third
10fts occasioned to the which he had just witnessed. de an ing the rifle was actually commenced, he was suddenly called away. .
ladies, the gentlemen, and the-roughs then wheeled first -
not do so Humphreys went up to the engine driver. dually returnine to woe- on the new-terms. The mas- in England alone,
more of thht number grow up
40,000 babes die anneally • ,
..._„_, . -
either edietee• my... 7! or.
.t- .
d Government not b ' • dition. to dispense •
. eing . in n eon ,
. commerce of the port by the total ' ' • .- • e had no doubt what.. The committee cannot withhold this public expression of Humphreys afterwards told witness the engines fre- t • ' • ' •
ers generally are leaving, the butnes to fight the battle i
ormed." The reason is evident, as mothers; through inability
, e with the serVi •
, , ce of the Right' Hon. th
*e
Attorney,.
awtoppage, froin i
*ce of th •
• e nver WeaYer navigation. He ever that the expectations indulged i: h
n ytho commanding whet the institution owes to his generous and zealous to the right, then to the left, and having formed them-
es informed, he-Said, .that the quantity. of salt shin d ffi ld b Id b '
o cer wou e rea ise , y next spring. it - a sistance, and of their deep sympathy with those to selves into an immense square, the sport of the night e - ,„ . - , , •, , , e„
fluently came on the platform to tho eud of the Ware- with the men In some eases notice has been eiven to to nurse their offspring sort eo the administration of U.N., •
° i„ - tour, biscuits, tolii-and-beoitoms,or pap,' The infant stomach, General in the House of Comnions, w.herein Pre- -
in a year was 6go 000 tons • .Pe not only his duty but his great r' • •
t . .p iv would be s " Ibi. • i h hivte f ' '
nOUSeS. J. ne engine was taken to tne oottom. lead tae utties wio axe t e a nee o. stone pits that t en
cannot asejnulate suCh crude preparations, and frequently to be
whom his loss is irreparable. . began. A royal salute having been fired, the bellringers
. . 9 , besides 100,000 more were' dege• to make 'the • e must get their stone at 6d. per ton less than hitherto,' ures of irnportance to this Countrir -are
never seen an eneine there before. • t , rejects them • but still the muse or mother continues them, 6
shipped at -- Runcorn ; ,and it corps as perfect as possible, and to enco . " While the friends who have lent their influence and '• the child. Internal inflammation • . 1 .d. 'la* *IWO am' .
d th b ss band struck u " God save the Queen ."
an e ra p th tat the same time an , notice being given to the- under the hope of soothing
. . was unnecessary to point • • ' urage 4.1.
,iient to ' John Ganlet, second guard, heard Humphreys telt' wa scia- . , • ) • • , en, • : . , tam diad a , introduced under that earne . , -.,.. , , •
help to this benevolent work are thus removed, the teace-eructations, diarrhasa, and eon . 1 . I Peer-ant : .
butties of coal. pits, The buttics at stone pits were corn- "sk-a
!Rd t
he enortnous amount of to ' - ' • . .
nnage and labeur engaged th •d t ld'
attention in eir uvas so iers, &c, The 'gallant work itself remains, to require and to ask the further after which fireworks consisting of nearly 1 500 serpents
' d t ' • ' somebody to bring it back, and directly afterwards the , pell d • th I • d dty of Inost frequently
e .to require e men to io an increase quan i convulsions are induced 'which seal the infant'e pices, and ha being in• a position either n
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in such a trade -as that N ' officer was vociferouel; applauded. du •
ding his &c. were dischar ed at one time The
crackers, squibs, , g . '6-ateette, August 28, 1158, Viti 'Mr .
ow, the board was well address, willing help of such as can respond to the touching plea engine moved back towards the platform, and in a work...without an increase -of Wages i--end- the-eolliery re 2.15, Tcnone,;(tdr
c7:l7est : an
B F 'Reduth's views Oh the same im- 11 eW election for Cork county; or - to. pie: --0 . , s-
awar .
6 that they were entirely dependent foe that supply d i its conclusion he was unanimonsl• .
an a ~ Y elected by:the °f those who cannot plead for themselves. To know first•attack, a very dangerous one, was upon the specta-
moment they all went down together. Had heard of an butties, availing themselves of the opportunity, required nortant subject, and his opinion of Dn atarra's Revalenta Dens--98
y successOr in the' attorne/4enerldelk'
upon the' riier "Weaver t ' ' • isd• t nt. Ca t • and
corps as t aju a p •am Adjutant Evans the value of this work it is only to consider what the tors on the north and south shores, and several persons their men to
,submits to a,similar ariangewent. The Arabica Fond, es adapted te. a
thet3l.4aTimateriLhiei ILL
7-cplitiael (IsliffreFW3leallY. . ith a convenient ' • P lament, 'pressed ,
, he navigation of Which wits engine • on the platform, but had never seen one.
, going seat in . ar i .
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managed b
y commissioners. who hid * A.' . ' . •
nortarect interest having dnly acknowledged the honour conferred_ upon •
deaf-mate may be made by education, and what he must were injured by the fireworks striking' them in the face
James Cullen, general manager of the goods depart- stone getters-generally acceded to the propoeal, but a Dr. Routh is phYsielan to ..
an , e
d per'enced 'r
11 . mrn
7
ad Ch ldren. This learnea x 1 p acti oner says : . •
h • ind of `tie Attorney-,
iii the property, • and whose mil ''' . e hirn, the men .were again put throug,h some preliMin inevitably be without it. To feed and take care of and eyes. A great number of persons, probably over a number of the-colliers objected, and after nearly a fort- in , 1 ee tains besides Rafts of• lime, chloride of
"I he human mi con . •. , these cogent rerisons tint e m
hat '.• .
fronulialtad
he ~ , y inter st wee to extort
d •Il ' la• hth showed wonderful profi •
ri ,inw ic ey arY them is a work of common humanity ;to make them ment, said that the platform was in front of the ware- night's plad, have not all returned to the pits. totassium. Now, ii, come mon with carbonic aeld, this salt General, -who' having yielded, though:tome* ,„,
d h • • h •
a dozen, were conveye to t e receiving- ouse with cut
. a_ t large.st amount of..h.lack_in il • ciency, con- useful, inst d fb ed bevious is the p p rty of dissolving cterbonate of lime ,
a __which ea o u. ensome and misc houses for the storage of goods, and about 200 feet in of his: partp•awilk•-
Sorrn Warm EeacedoeenaWe have received several and:glitch.. el7:27nC;°of it in the food, as in wheat bread, :s reluctantly, to the exigencies .
they could..in. relief .of th . sidering that one of the comnanies present was Oro, plain d' d ono'in • heads The ic is now 13 inches thick. The other
e county rater; of Cheshire. ictate of the simple‘t prudence an ee _ y , to . , e
d, Baron aqd - f S t b 1 t There hi le •'' cult' length ; engines were not allowed upon it, it not hering communications on this election. They all breathe a Vere injurious to a growing child ; hence a child re.. on pep • . d f h'• parliathentary'Oer, .:
meet-% h d
e t e ue rewar o to '
enrolled on let o ep em er as . •.i. a to another t ivate the powers which they have is the duty of a parks wore much crowded. - flit but the bone. 'ft • f tiv it
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\squire,-, and- knight of - the shire," , bisho been made for-that purpose. The waggons, when ready similar. feeling of surpriae that no• Conservative County for a time grows • ~ are so , requen . , . . . . b hilitough'thu '
.
priest, and, d,eaeaa fact.which is specially worthy of attention, as regards n 7,10 philanthropy ; while to place before the opening eickens, and seeere symptoms supervene. Amongst the vege- vices in being elevated to tile enP . - . ..-. .. •...
were- held 'to be' duly qualified flo); • .
entleman has issued an address solictting . the suffrages . table subetances, that which comes closest to mi.k in its com- 1 .
d e who has occupied •
4 the post of l'iree'ver. comniis' • - - - th. tl t't 's self-supporting, although 'come
sioners, and were to be found' is corps, la i i Ind and the kindling heart the truths, and hopes, and
- consolations of immortality, is a higher duty still, both .
The London aud North-Western . Railway traffic for despatch, are brought to the platform, hitched to g
the eneine standing a few yards off', and take •
n away. • hich froin facts that have
of the electors, w , . • • . come to our position, besides heing more easily assimilated and strengthen- retirement of a. learned.ju, tf. . ;.. . ..• . ----..
upon the list ; but.anythi • f working men and mechanics, who have, after to the returns shows, this week, an increase of £l3B ; the e, knoWledge. -would be cheerfully and heartily given 'Thet ing, is, without doubt, Dix Barry's Revalenta Arabiea Food. he judicial bencn, ;no.,
for many years a seat on t ,
, ng---aa the shape Of a gait posed o . . -In and to that klmiehty Father whose blessed will The height of the platform was about 23 I t d't ' "f• .f h Ia • '- • ' • antill"lng both' phosphoric acid inn abundance, snd chloride of • . •
, manufacturer, a timber merchant " • '''
bearing the burthen and heat of the day, to come to it is that ' not - '• • .h . o Great Northern a decrease of £4lB. cc tan 1 a large majorne ot e e ectors of South Wilts hold Con- . otassium; it also incluiies. easeine, the same principle which wino will retire in Mr. Deasy'it, farour
,in ttl. ~
• e dect u th '
daiiy bread ..epen pow. 6 efficient workin
, or. a collier, whose . . .
their drill •at night, which is no small matter te men This report
. one of those little ones should pens .
e was suonorted lir iron girders. There were regulations reative nrincinles few. will d 1 • •-• tI, •-a • lc -
BOLIVIA Ag A CoTTON GROWING DISTRIcT.-Tee s s ~ e 0 see, . e, t , ,et e , ....-etc,.ore Le sur s found in Milk in ite constituent perm No wonder, there- . , . -
th stability of the'.
„ . . g of that was adopted ; and there being no other r . nder of a seat which nti tht eadl .
v following extract from a report which has been lately for the works, but there was no printed order which re. , . . e ._si e be obtained is re- , ,_ v
ore that under its -influence many children affected with event of danger threatening e.
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river, Wail not. to be fottnadtl, With families, of whom there 'are a great many in subject for consideration, the meeting terminated. b ovaen - ' k d debilitY ''' • .•' ' '' • '• . • .
74. rel : . Their nomplaints arded by not a few as a desertion of political principle. str°P • • ' 'lle away of the body.) and mar e .
drawn up by a gentleman, as the result of his observe- stopped the engine-driver from going on to p
the lat- g present administration.
have completely recovered. I has-e gi '
yen it with the greatest
Were treated • with contumely.,,. 14 liaci had to do with the - corps. Very great Merit is likewise due, to the
........., - tions as to the productive powers of Bolivia, has been form, although it was well understood amongst all that AV h h e ' A
e are • dppd, owever, to announce dont " a goo. men idvantage in such cases ; and, +so far ari I inay judge from my . ‘ ....----, . ,
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the shippink :of salt for ..2.5 years'; . and this, Was - officers for bearing all expenses eicept the uniforms, which CAPTURE OF A GANG OF POACHERS NEAR NOTTING- forwarded to the Cotton Supply Association from the h e• and true will offer himself to the electors fort i h
hw.t-.- Osrn experience, practice fully carries oet what theory, from a
THE bANK OF . ENGLAND. • .
a ehroniceolnplaint, one,with whielt he had.had all his -
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the men pay for by instalments.. In fact, the 51st offere itaittat-A serious poaching ff t It 1 T d y Boerd f Trade .-" The vegetable product to which
a ray oo p ace on ues a . o • . ,t e !Nine was not to go upon i . .
't on any account. The wed d a ...
i s hie elfn o or. . A correspondent lf the same journal, linowledge of its composition, led usl6 :anticipate.- It giyes
sele and strengthens the hence; restoring tone, and a has brOken up without alter- .
morning, the 15th inst eneme-driver was, however, bound to comply with the eallind on the electors to brine Ibrward a Conservative too(' Riu The weekly court
however, I would particularly direct attention is cotton, e nealthee regular action to the stomach end bowels, whether .
life to .coritend-interruptiona .of ,: the trade ,of the advantages to volunteers - joining, which few, if any of Sir Art 4 Cif ~ at one o'clock, in the preserves
ur i ton, at Ba t • - • ' an article at this time so necessar to the existence of our orders he received from the banksman or from the guard. eandilate• sars :-" It cannot lie for the want of a goed
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--. Constipation or a relaxed state lef tbe svetem ie complaibed of." .
int, the rate of discount. It i 3 thought, a COll-
- and 'entire disregard .of all, rpra His 1
C-ea. suggese other,- corps possesses, as the members have to pay tingham. Three of' Si ' r on, SU miles from It ot- .
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h E ' h d and true matt in the count e for th'A's are toany-one C.ll. F. Itorni, M.D4-Packed in finis with full instructions: , ''' d ' -liiken . from the
thins of ,thode in the trade. Now, .the river Weaver nothing toward experisesebeyond the cost of their uni- watching, when they obler manufacturing interests and the supply of which becom- Mr. James I\ ewlands, the •Boroug - ngmeer, a
ttpur's keepers were out . . • , . , . .
ee '•11 • h 1 * Ynl ' '
la yis t at. tin yma y person Sir Frederick Ilb., 2s. 9d.; 2 lb., 4e. 6d.; alhe Ils.; 121 b., 22•.; 241 b., free Sldera.ble amount of gol was - .
4 forms f whi serves, hay' •-
had been• dosed since the 21st. -of December -last, and • • 0 ch they have the 'use. We' therefore wish pre mg aith th
, . the cOrp's eV
not a single flat had passed along it from that day to . • , ery success, and we are sure they will have twelve oachers in the mg daily more and more precanous, is now attractin
em• nets cPI th ' •
.e- so mac attenne- amongst our commerna men. ot-
g made an examination of the ruins of the platform ; but • Pte
an o er im 1 h ;no 1 C •
relents for the taking of game. The keepers had wPith ton, both of the white mad nankeen variety, is indi- a
in conse uence of the rubbish and debrts he had not been '
ble to q • • d • • d •
make calculations in or er to gite a ccided •• • eot u at on
... ttau t -t th b quisition, p ce, anu
11 1 rs . de ere ea re
there is ,ne doubt 'bat , each an array•of. names rill be
1 of carriegee4oi. Barry die II arry and Co., 77, Regent-street ; '
also Fortnum Mason and Co., Piccadilly; Abbiss. 60, Grace-
4hurch-stecet: Lon,don ; an.d through, all grocers and chemists.
this district :-Nixen and I hew, 1, Castle-street ; .1. li 'e erda for ex ortation.
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this, thou
gh a fevi which.. happened to be at Weston it, so long as the • - them powerful night dogs and "
y continue so enthusiastic in so good a enous and from time immemorial has furnished the
attempted to secure g , . . • obtained as cannot fail to ensure Ins coming forward, and 4gents in
Low ;J. Kickers e Forsyth ;F. G. Jones, 5, Paradise-street ; The followin,,
• .• appeared in oar later editions of
cause as " T some of the gang' , when ' a opinion as o e
t th e I f h 1 tform • d f • • ' 't "
strenbt i o te p a ,an a ter being elected-by a large =Jon y.
he defen fh • ' truggle ensued. The textile fabncs used by. the inhabitants of this coun- :Sumner and Co. ;H. S. Alois.; E. Pearson and Son •, J. yesterday :-
Pe' s +l, ..; ae4 e e we 44, ; T 11
.m. on ..e 'Laver tan get olle. seow, . toe river .Lrwe.. , . ce .0.... Len. etueen, their countrv, keepers let loose their dogs s t -n, •
a their freedom." , and one of the animals try. Before the Spanish conquest, and for a lone some remarks, WINTER AMUSEMENTS IN CANADA.-1 ne holiday Liver; W. Cross ; Sharp, Higgins, and Co. ; Clay and Abra- - ,
MAIL NEWS. •
had hSea kept' °Pen throughout the frost, and was this en ..
immediately pulled one of the poachers h 'd ft t I 1 1- th" ' • d eut - id t 1 d h.h; it wad with it only its usual agreeable
to t e peno . a er,. co ton was grown arge ya on e A conversation occurre ,aniaas u ma e y eter- seasen eie as ro , bam, 37, Bold-street ; Events Sons, and Co„ wholeeale agents ; _ .
da -___-----,------------- John Beyn,on ; 1 hompson and Capper ;J. strawson, druggist ; The non-arrival of the West India mail yester-
T.. It had • not been closed at all ; and the Duke of The Montreal 0 --------- • ground, holding him tightly to the earth. Upon this Pacific coast of Bolivia and Peru, and even exported • - accompaniments. There is juet the prOpee quantity of b. Bramwell and Son; C. Bromlow, 1, London-road ; Immo .
Bridgewiteti . ecan Company's st
8 trustees had kept it in efficient working which sailed yesterday, only took.abo • ' thcr poacher attacked the doe with . a d
eamer Bohemian, ano . . a n iron rod, in some quantity. Since the independence, how- . cl. h • tft th 29th instant,
mince to a journ t e mines un i e
snow for out-door arr!usements, • chief among which . Woodville, tea dealer; Raimes and Co., wholesale druggists ; day in time for re
• plies by the outgoing steiimer,"
condition, eTh ' A ut X 4 000 specie stabbing it and thus extricating Ins companion - there has shi m
After eve., been no p ent, and the cotton . . 11 "11 N.ld t• t 1 ;
in order to aow .i. r. en an- s ime o comp ete hts snow-shoeing is taking its place es, a science among the F. Staveley; druggist, Price-street ;T. D. Walker, Ranelagh- , ,
d ' venience. No alarm, hn ,'' k '
'neon
e effect of the stoppage of the Weaver CiinetisTs SSOCIATioN.--The seventh' - • • ' Ith oachers separated. Th • d for other purposes. street"; J. H. Ho.vell, 72," Dale-street; Hing,ston, druggun, nas cause • • 0
u the present session of this society was meettng of a further strugg e e p e keepers plantations can hardly be said to exist in name. examination, an boys, great attention being paid tu the eig-ont and the
Bold-sereet ; Ilene,- Middleton ; Gilbert Brethers; J. Cruiee;
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pOll • the trade of the ort..was Ter
p . y great. There held 1 ie felt •at tha delay. . .
I:,.st night in immediately despatched a messenger to Superintendent On the Atlantic side, however, and even amongst the The Coroner desired the reporters to acknowledge the shape of the shoes. Towards the end of the season a Grace and Kelk; G. Barber, 21, Great Geserge•street, Birkee- • . „..-
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were at this Mo the Royal Institution, Colquitt-street. : •
ment fifteen Ships-chartered to load. salt • iere was a Palethorpe, Of the Nottingham County Police, who sent scarcely subdued Indian tribal of the interior, it is receipt of £lO for the relief of the distressed poor from grand race takes place, when the general or sonic not- Bead ; T.. Fin-F, dreggist : 11. J, Candie-:
`.- 'ld DX!' 7' it i'ci • _. . .
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for Calcutta . ' moderate attendance of Members • .1%
and Co.; C. Joan, J. 7Th' ' yci The accounts of I • -
t. ie Duke of Suillerlanii' rut, 7 •
. ~ "uting for cargoes, anductuld not get them. d some donations which 1; e secretary nn- men to scour the country in pursuit of the gang. About everywhere grown to supply the inhabitants with cloth-
ed been r • th n merchants of Liver 1 '
e cor poo , per Mr. Thos. R. Duke. .
able distributes the prizes. The skating rink at Montreal lelardrdvee ;' bamlets
tie, Islington- le C. Wales, 7, St. Anne-street, nmeon an .
One of them: • • ' nounebe . eeeived for six o'clock the same morning six of - the gang, ing, and is produced in such abundance (for is a great attraction, and is well supported and attended dae_et, e
2P 4a, Bold-street ;J. Hamilton, 49, Mill-street ;R: night were not hopeless. • .1-
. ..,_ had received a flat loaa on the 21st of • the li rary 11
a d museum. The only other b
December,. hut from that da • • 1 t b 11. .6
yit had been kept idle. A the paper was a ec ure y.i t. eorge Stephens
usiness upon whose names are William Mannas, John Wake- example, in Cochabamba) that the director of an this year. It is under cover to prevent the snow from !reads, - Idtt-street. : ' , • 'The Dnke of Cambridge is on. -a
Visit 10. the ‘;
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• • . • ,on field, William Arnold, Thomas Bosworth, Nathan American Company, now establishing mills for cotton THE. FEARFUL ACCIDENT NEAR spoiling the ice, and is open:daily until ten in the even.- 1 :
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number of ships to the United States, which would take " Silk, silk dyeing, and printing."
... ev. • . .•e • • • '
Woodward, and Edward Price, were met by the weaving in that district, informs me that they do ing, being brilliantly lighted. with gas after dark. This ' „..._ „ ei ent • T ~ ,
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le atv mailignn -CANNON IN FRANCE.-,Expe..rn he Post's Paris 'corr ' * d '
espon ent says. that xte9Po'.l*
salt were able leaving with avin tne d b Ila • Sour KITCTIENs. - It.' may be satisfactory .to the • LINCOLN. ,
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p ,gito san a st; police on Ratcliffe-bridee The leader of the gang not find it necessary . t ply any attention to the is decidedly the most fashionable sport of the dav, manv
• - - • . -. dth • new mortar cannon, of
and the number of co t' ' benevolent public to be informed how far their Wishes wa d • ' b h. - ° '' " M Clarke •u
r. , j n., one of those injured by the accident • re making in France ni a . seem fully convinced that the armisticeavillva-;* . .
as erg -unemployed from this cause • h d tl Ibl • s among . them,. and was conspicuous yis growth of the cotton, as the supply offered at pre- ladies being subscribers. • The Orthodox dress is short,. ffect will be intieh (*rester than • . •
was also very large. He are being met by t e dem= on lose va na c sources fur cap and plume. The r dd • eaPturing sent not only far ' exceeds any consumption they on the manchestert Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, lel th tl
bd
• 1 • lit ftl e irtY TU IC ht • which' ii Is said, the c . a , pile wi lout any decision of Francis-11.*,40*T.
po ice succee e in . n ga ere up in oopyt o i , , tis 101 - i .
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apprehended it would be Ho of relief the soup shops. In the north and south the wh 1 -et accomphebed by the Arnietrong or Whit- render Gaeta to the Sardinians.. • ', ' '...'„,..."-a '''''.j-
exaggeration if he estitnated thatthe d ' • - ' • • • d ld •oe of them, and upon their persons was found a themselves can calculate upon using, but might be in the Greetwen Tunnel, on Monday evening, died on sers completing the equipment. It is extremely grace-- 4nything e
emurrage of those distncts they are in active operation, an cou supply quantity of hares and other game nets &c. They were increased indefinitely were a demand to be created b tof destruetion can-serve
Y Tuesday night. The inquest on his body and that of ful, and you could scercely imagine a pi•ettier sight than . *teeth, ippk..
.This inetrurnen . . Connt and Countess MontemOlin dieilit'.:Ln., =-4,
ships could 'not amount to less
.. , , . . than £l,OOO a day, from • d.ouble the quantity if it were required. The following conveyed' to the Connt I '' ' • 1 teet,... hte le
the neglect of those Weaver Com • • are the deliveries of the last week :-January 9th, 4,200 and on Wednesd _ ypo ice station, strong y guarded, a s
exportation. In quality he further essures me that it • •
the engine cleaner, Fred. Taylor, was held on Wednes- the rink ,presents by gas-lih . . ,
rht On certein niehts the '
e - e6ther .as it cannon or a mortar. In the first case the ' :.- : s
on-the 14th instant, wuhin. a .057 .n.n...- -., a.,..ti :
ners. ..1 - .
ut there •• • d b ' '
.ay brought before the county bench of is foun to e fully equal to the best States' -cotton. As band of the Ito -al Canadian Rifles atterids when the •_ • . ' 1 un b' n ' of theddinudderl
Wu another consideration besides the cominercial a ts• 12th ma '
quarts ; 10th, 5,600 quarts ; ilth, 4,800 qv. r , gistrates at the Shire-hall, when h bl b h f • "
day when evidence was given
• to show that the tire was ) ' • idortar forms the breech of tse g e mane of a double other. Count Montetnolin Wa5...96, •- - ed, Ilea A •
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an 3tb 4 500 quarts • 14th 4 009 quatts; 15th, tion of Superintend , upon the applica- t e nayiga e ranc es o the Amazon intersect this ' better skaters take partners and glide through the ngures , . .
Id h b attached r in •ed •
Inge, wlc may e o re en with the DOn Carlos; who - foi• niallY Years, .••,.••• .. , . •
tion-th# was the vast. •
.. quantity of labour which it 4,490 ' ' ' ' ' ent Palethorpe, th 7 were remanded, cotton yielding district in all directions, great facilities made of perfectly sound iron, but that it had been seri- of a quadrille. Attached tO the rink are comfortable 11
quarts ; 16th, 5,000 quarts. ,to give him, time. to procure fu th d ff ed
.r er evi ence, are oer for water transport to Europe." • ously affected by the severe frost. _ A verdict to that dressing-rooms.-Canadian News. • , - greatest facility.ee e e
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