The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-17 00:00:00

(From the Lord Bishop of Oxford.)

Ltaarmar ESBCTION.—The writ was received by
the Sheriff of Astrim ea Friday last, sad wee to be pro.
claimed I. Limbers cm Saturday. Amassment. have sot
yet bees made iisileitely, but it is more than probable that
the naninatime may be on Thursday, sod the polling on
Saturday and, sad we believe that these will be the days
appoideoL—NortArni WAig.
RAPRIBENTATION Or CIIICHISTEL —A vacancy is
about to occur in the representatiou of this city, Mr. H. W.
Freeload having informed his 000dituests of hie inteutioo
to retire from pediment immediately. We raged to Irons
that ill-health is the mass of the boa. gestlemers resolution.
OXVOID LOCAL SIAMINATIONL—The examina-
tion will be boldest this year at Oxford ; and silo at the
following places i—Lowloo, Bath, Bedford, Birosiegheni,
Brighton, Rader, Gloooester, Ipswich, Leeds, Liucols,
Liverpool, Manchester, Northampton, Nottingham, snit
Soothmaptoa. The examisation will rosamence io each
piece on Tuesday the hod of June, at 9 o'clock, a.m. The
printed forms which candidate' are to all up will be reedy
by the let of March.
Tim MORD= IN OXTORDSHIRL —The prisoner
Noah Audis, who stands changed with the murder of Mr.
Miller, of Heyford, was yesterday formally brought before
Dr. Muslim, Warden of Merton College, one of the magi*.
tratesof the Ptongbley division, at the County Hall, Oxford,
when a remand was applied for unto Thursday, to be in
poseessionof sufficient evidence. Subsequeat to the writing
of our notice of yesterday the police have disoovered the
pistol with whir& the fold deed was committed, • etc
barrelled revolver, in a cart in the yard of the prinom's
lather, and the ballet mould, tie., in the priaoo“Ps desk.
With the latter, the deesseed's parse has sTio 6ess bead.
The , it appears. between the time of the warder
and hie arrest, bed gives the key of the desk to kis sweet-
, heart, who, we are informed, would sot believe the
Prisoner's guilt aatil she saw her father's nuns see kneed
Maw Atrwritamair Branonuo. Arrangements ' eat bed bees found in hie possession. The pistol wee per.
have bees made by moment of the Duke of N °wrestle, Sec. chasm by the of a tradesman at Banbury A pest
rotary of State for the Colonies, for the immediate creation moftww, oo bas been made d thw hole of the
of another Aostreliaa bishopric, the seat of which will be
theedceased, the rssalt Mug w
hoextraction ef two bullets from
at Gaullism. situate between Sydney sod Melbourne. The heed. The riwiwer, w 28 yams ee age, still rams.
sew diocese will embrace an extimeave, thoueb thinly in. Miss his 11000.00 at the dwelt
hebited teifitio, which, however, Qs other parts of Antra. Importing tea without colour on the hoe Pm'
liat, ruPtdll7 Moßeerlae in Population sad wealth. The vents t eMises pmelag cd Wader brows teams as Is
eodoiness4 cif the sow see bar brim provided by a pee- usual kind& Noennional IP ipooloured, thereon al p
pumas @oboist. I pod Wks. laid la ,ester by S.M blymbl.--advidbumoZ)

Feb. 12.
"My dear Mr. Baynes, -I hardly know how to write to
you to tell you that I am quite laird I asonot get to
you on Sunday. The night before last I was seised with
influenza, and am under Dr. Watson, who gives me no hops
of being able to go to you. All last night till 6 this
morning I tossed and coughed quite hopelessly. I have had
to give up all engagementa, malely going in a cerrlago to
Convocation in a room u warm as my own, and there con
scerooly make myself beard across the table. I will write
again tomorrow, but from my experience of this sort of
attack, whoa it has got hold of me, I have little hope at
being able to move. I think it grist that you should at
once postpone my visit until after Berer.—l sr, sir, yours
most aincarely, "S. Oxon."
(No. 2.)
" 16, Pall-mall, 13th Feb.
"Dear Mr. Baynes,—l am in bed, and blistered and
inhaling, with no voice, so that it is utterly impossible that
I shall 111.0 able to rime toyou.—l am, yours very truly,
(for) "B, Oxon.*
(From the Lord Bishop of Ripon.)
"1, Whitsball-gardens, S. W.
Feb. 13, 1863.
" My dear sir —7lto Bishop of Oxford is seriously
confined to his bid, and is uttorly unable to speak, except
in a whisper. I have made every effort, but without
✓icers, to find a solertituto to occupy his place is year
pulpit as Sunday. My brother, Archdeacon Biakerstrb,
will make OM more effort to-morrow morning, but I cannot
promise you that be 'Allenwood . It is entirely out of his power
and mine also to come, and therefore you most be prepared
to take the duty yourself. Yoe nowt accept this r the
✓ower to your rater to the Bishop of Oxford, which he has
pissed in my bands this evishig.-1 em, very faithfully
yetwa. " It. RWOBI."
—BOIaA Argent Garr.

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THE LIABILITY OP INSKSZPRBS.

The following is a copy of a bill introduced into
the Moue of Commons by Mr. W. Mattis, Mr. G. Doff,
and Mr. Hunt, to amend the law respecting the liability of
' inniespees, and to prevent certain frauds upon them :
" Whereas It has happened that from the great facility
given to travelling by railways and otherwise the quantity
and Talus of the goods and property brought by travellers
to inns is so much increased that the old common law rule,
which renders innkeepers responsible for the goods of their
grade which may be stolen or lost, has rendered the trade
of an innkeeper extremely hazardous and dangerous : and
wherew it is bat fair and reasonable that a remedy should
be provided in this behalf: M it therefore enacted by the
Queen'a most excellent Majesty, by and with the advice
and moment of the Lords opiritual and temporal, end
Commons, in this parliament assembled, and by the
authority of the same, as follows (that is to say) :
"1. No innkeeper shall hereafter be holder' to be
responsible for goods or property of his guests where
the wane thereof exceeds twenty pounds, except far
such as may be deposited with each innkeeper
expressly for safe custody ; and where arch goads or
property shall be so deposited for safe custody, it shall be
lawful formal innkeeper to require that each article thereof
shall be exhibited to him, and its value drained to him.
"2. Where goods or property are so deposited with and
exhibited to an innkeeper, and the Name are afterwards
stolen or lost, such innkeeper shall not be emainded by the
psis, er wise rat therwen,kthas 81064, no 16 airmails hob
it ilia inesiiimst es the gored t• perm the actual webs
of the same.
" 3. The wads and expressions lumber contained, whith
in their tordluary eiguilestion have a more comined er
different Waning, shall in this act, swept where the an.
Vero el the jeovigiaa sr the context of the ace shall stele&
pork constasetion, be interpreted as follows ; that is to my,
the word 'isiskeeper ' shall mean the keeper of any hotel,
inn, tavern, pahlic4souse, or other plate of refreshment;
sad 44 word ' property shall mean money, securities for
money, title.deede, precious stones, jewellery, wearing
append, goods, wares, merchandise, chattels and offer*
animals and things, of every description, and the receptnides
for the same."

4.IIZRICACB CONTRIBUTIO, TO THI LAINCA-
BMW SNUB) POND. •

ISEN'TATION OF AN ADDRESS TO THE
°AMAIN OF TIM GEORGE GRISWOLD.

Yesterday afternoon, aocordinj to previona
:=lrlivitov the o=amdebs: of the Grie-
weld, which kessatly strived la the Mersey with cargo
of bruMblats ter the relief di the Imacambirs distress.
The pressmaseismi took plain la the muesli coma* room of St.
Ossrea Hall, which, before the ceremooy terminated,
wee fled by the Hite ulidd
fa
welds, climes of dieutown„
t din. basso
ay oocn-
tnedent of the Chamber of Commerce,e. Tte stair
Mr
who rand Imams of apology from the Fist of
Dee j sad other patients. The Had at Derby is his
latter mid that his remarks is the BIM. se Lords woald
show that he folly appreciated the munifiamce of the atl-
ases of the United *atm

Mr7.lfaciditheeaddramed Celeste' Lunt as considesablo
Witiaireenarkilig that while dim* liersitime the relaat
of the United &ease the Ilogbsh people had
no
milk& fooling@ is the fees es premien al thou matiniecto
respecting them. They hoped one that pesos would amble
the Amman people to devote themselves to the cultivation
of thatr sod and the lemmas of their commercial pros-
=Ln_whisit Liverpool, above all plane, was deeply
the trade with America hams formerly
averaged 1013,000/. OW inoiatii. Mr. Maces ultimately
rend ess' mMrem, portion of odd* wore received with
.leol.
Ai=oe
was afterwards dollmerod by Yr. Woo. Bath-
t:a.Syjoirs a merchant in the iterate Crai
Shall g, Sir
be-
her of the Liverimol corporations . fI.Mr.E. Graves (of the
blo=srDoefeljoilta:l24,3l.ro.aCtlhails Maus (eziriestatit: the
Both Captele bait and the Bev. i'r.r. Dennison Wasiak.
of OM %MP Ofillreld) sellyeeded at length to the' addrilli.
omit exprewrog their gratieeatioa at the courtesy at their
Plitres reprietseassad maldiagalrtba6se=9" curtion=jBl4%-eo& Oa the
"age
Orb.
=
United Mateo die ilahli iwthia. CIA 1. wig
he violist* iwooshar lot the end.* 41 al *ow
does. ttie es. ' who hod worked pr
taken* is " earls. Previous to
the teriwisatiew et ' preassiiimo whisk were tbreseheat
of the most gratifying charaetes,Ar. Owes. behalf f
Mr. de Silva, presented Capt. treat with • loadeea co taleos.
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