The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-14 00:00:00

RAILWAY AND PURLIO 001IPANIRS IN

PARLIAMENT:

Yesterday the Examiners of the House of Com-
mies oossidered the followiag bills for railways sod ether
*Lworks, and declared that they had complied with the stand-
adies of parliament :
WENT YOEINNIEI RAILWAY.—For =Alloy the Wad
Y(1'1E4411:0 to oonstroot a railierz from their Gantt brume to
Wakefield. Additimeal ea 20,0001. ; loan, 8,8001.
WOLVIIIILUIPTON AND ILTDONOSTIL—Commencing by a
inaction with the Severn Valley Railway mar Bridgearth,
sod Mrmiestiag by a jthetion with the Shrewsbury sad Bit-
nihilism Boma of that:heal Wasters at Tetteehall, is the
ono, of Stafford. Capital, 180,0001. ; loan, 50,0001.
NINO'. LYNN LOCKS AND RAILWAY.—For a railway tom-
• at the proses* termination of the Harbour Branch
of the Oreat Eastern, neer Perfiset, and ternithatin near
Fisher's Fleet, te the north of RS. Ames Fort. with &elm
and all neemeary works at King's Lynn. Capital, 88,000/. ;
loth, WOOL
H MBAS RAILWAY AND Pin.—The railway commenting
et Poulton by. junetios with the Macomb' Branch of the
Midland alms the North Western Hotel arid ternithetieg on
the fetsehen d Normenthe Bay with a pier sad Weak-
water, thereprojeeoV 850 yiu•do into the M. Capital,
96,000/. ; lau, 32
SWANSEA VILE AND REATH AID BEICONJONCTION.—For
branches to Abertrays, and to the SwASINIA sad Ninth Rail-
way ; capital, 45,000 t ; 15,0001.
AVON YAIARY.—For • railway is the Afoot Valley ems-
senaketing with the South Wake sad Llynvi Valley rail-
ways. Capital, 138,0001.11•- loan, 48,0001.
Oomons VALLEY AND EY VALLEY Exrincron Con-
PAMIIB.—For the smalgektation of the two nodertakinp.
PONTYPOOL, CAZILLEON, AND NIT/PONT. —For railways
from the Newport. Abarpvesay, and Hereford line of the
Great Wasters at Pontypool, to Cuckoo, sad to the
Great WOW'S at Newport. Capital, 100,0001. ; loan,
, 33,3001.
Dommom, Foznotz. AND itsoerows Jirwerrow..—For
a railway helms,' these pleas., and eenimoniosting with the
Dahlia, Wicklow, and Werdord, and Dobiin and Map-
town railways. petal, 50,0001. ; loan, 16,000/.
BEAT AND ENNIIKLBRY.—For Ie coostmetion of a rail-
way from the Dublin, Wicklow, sad Wexford, year Bray,
to Oa town of Enniskerry. Capital, 30,000/. ; lose.
10,0001.
WEALD OF KENT RAILWAY. —Foe a deviation in part of
their authorieed line, and to form a jsastioe with the South

Ban7EST. EDMUNDS AND THLTFOID.—For railways hes
ttgaiSt. Edmonds, Sagolk. to Thetford is Norfolk.
120,000!. ; loan, 40,0001.
The bills withdraws were those for the Kiafe-cress,
lallostoo sad Linciliouseßail way, the Blaokwall, 0 rasa wish
sad Wootwieb Railway, the Fast Surrey Railway, and Salt-
coats Harbour.

The asses Arty heard and adjourned were those of the
Cambrian Railways, Gleagow City and Suburbia Railway
sad Barbour, and Brynmawr. Mamas. and Postypool
way, and Rose sod Forest 4:1 Dean Railway.
The miscellainous bills declared to have complied with
the shading orden Mended :
SOOTERAIII•BRIDOZ rIPANIMIII.—To authorial, the isle or
tarter of the bridge to the Corperatioa of Loodoo, or Mo.
tropolitan Board of Work., or Cemml of Works mid
Public Building, with view to permsoently relieving it
from payment of toll and task's, it free to the public, with
power to the omelet°e to apply merles for the aurnook
with power to Metropolitan Board of Works or Commis.
stoners of Works sod Buildings to rube the puroheas mosey
required by lovyieg rates as the metropolis, tin capital of
the bridge company consisting ad 867,0001. in share oc
stock.
Stourbridge Canal, Mansfield-mad, Bamousliold and Rad.
bill road, Greenwich and Wooly/IA Lower-road, Belfast
New Streets, County Aetna sod Belfast Borough, Mom-
bridge Casa, avowal?, Paint, Banstapl• Roads, Burnley
Market, Fergus River Nav*atioa, Weetbrcamiob Improve-
ment, Southampton and Shirley Goa

Now= ORD= 01171C/03. —The following ramie- ,
lessoillose im London wen yesterday opened en money order
vie. ;-13loconehery, W.O. ; Onanil/4•-beetb, ILE ;
Chinni-street, &W. ; Cemmerehd-reed, Lambe*,
Rampiend.road. N. W. • Littie fictmex.pine, W. • Led.
ptewieeet, E.O. • Lapnineesl (101& LW. • 06d 'Kent-
road, sear fishm, %rod, && ; Engem W:gle..eenace,
; Thornhillp, N. ; Torrington-pine, W.O.
(Advertisement I—HoLLOwe:en 01117X1Drf AJD
NUL—Mope for All.—whatever their aliments, nose seed de-
spar of being cured till they have tiled Ores inesilmalite rem-
ass. Whether the disease be Internal or 'sternal. ignslowers
or the result of violence. It a sure be parable, Holloway's medi-
caments will effect it. The severity or duration of the
te no bar to the weariful Influence exerted by thew trim=
does, which cleanse, purify, sad invigorate every solid android
to the body, and completely renovate the digestion. Tbsyrender
vary organ of secretion healthy. These admirable anti to
disuses act immediately on the absorbent system
end circulation, whereby they iersaisb give anar:ressZM
Myer te oaths sawed tunctione of lit..

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.
TATTERSALL'S, —Moiroay.
DeeOts the iashessay of as weather, the easeriptisa-
room this afternoon bold the larpst maw lase the
seta* dey after lb. fthriecrethe/ hokum liestlOo The
matorlty, however, judging ham the malt of sae day's
=Mmeat have bees presepted MN by lelrieity
ahe purpose), 42plidag fa sakelastill sposels-
hoe, ineentholi as the Wire 001111•101
to some two or Clues Wads for the Two Thomas& or
Derby, Chatatoora bathe bees is great form for both
I OM* while Brooadelaw sad Oppressor were also I.
must for the latter. For the Lnerpost Gard Natheal,
Lialkeark Emblematio. Tony latetykla, sea The Can,
were mad frequently ispired after at their prime below.
Far the Northamptonshire Makes the Lion and Thalestris
might almost be said to have bees equal favourites, although
the the former was basked for most mosey. Nothing
wee talked of for • matherable pe.{iod la rommenion with
the,Chestor Cop; hotelmen Lord folimad,!who wee backed at
lesmaing prism until towards the ohm of banal' we
saw tea " Mee booked. But hie lordship did not lag
sejoy the diatinctice of being at so short a price, the
mate odds bone mos aftere offend. His friend', how-
ever, eked oat for 19 to 1, at width pries they would ham
pee or to pod mow. 10 to 1 was taken kindly about
the Cambridgeshire wooer, who Is said to have improved
more thaa animal* of the "third " generav do doling
the recess. Chattanooga support a) baths sallied them-
aelves that their aluuspion bee so " roan% " propensities,
rated round him today, detonated not to miss a donor of
further inteliablOil, a resolution *blab they add up to
with such tang sleet that Kr, Nayiries bar was
speedily rn up to the short pia el 6 to 1, at which odds we
saw 10W. "put oa "e the bet. • slight reaction, how-
ever, set in shortly afterwards, sad 100 to 15 was his
taidag price until the room broke sp. ?sabot, 'Addington,
Bile, aid Gladiensur were also rig Arm at their gated
prime. Thst presented few fresh feature,
&body men the avow Broaitheiscrucatbapt
presser, 1,000 to hang bees athepted to 90W. about
the former, while, 1,000 to 40 was erneel liaise takes and
" wane about Mn. hinakenidele bone. man
we. written down at 1,000
Slag at him at hie ell pries,
Ist 1 bayhading bees laid to 401. Ming priose 50

LIYIUOOL 1171021.1111•111
100 to 7NA Mr. Parmala 104 120) (t)
100 to II Lar4 114 UM (t)
10 to 1 Mr. OordCl.lllTTbo Clan 1 (
10 to 1 Mr. T. llasimes ltaal Jamb 11 MA Kb (t)
10 to 1 Orlssel 1/~rTaar W4.101141b(1)
IR to 1 Mr. Chaiwlder Jury,
...tal. zap (0)
16 to 1 Mr. T. Wadlores Uri fib (t)
26 to 1 lard 0.1.11171 271—..agesT2i4 Mb (411)
ato 1 Mr. T. Godbyr &mks. hod. NM (1)
MI to I Lord CaratatrY a &Mar. IYR MI 1011 (1)

Nornuat rrOssatas
no to T aid B. B. Suttee's likallostas. yr% tat
(oIL sloDtoli
'to to Mr. C. Ms/MN Liao, 3 yrs OM lib (0
100 to I Lord °Dyeable Tialooldit • Ilk 116 (0)
TWO THOUSAND.
100 to 11 opt Mr. Naylor'. obasesseses (0)
3to 1 Mr. Marrystazabool (I)
9to 1 Mr. Merry's Lidflastos
11 to 1 L3rd Oloogroesllll9
NO 10 7 Coast IT de 1 1i Gladiator -..t)

carnal CUP.
10 to 1 opt Th. Date of Desalarts Last isilas4. yst.
Ml (011, tltto 1)
10 to 1 Moroi 01 Maithies Atirsortik oyrs, M (t)
to 1 14. W. Roblasoa's arstltath, 'M (t)
26 to I Mr. Merry, Wslockbos. Ws. Mt I>Ob (I)
38 to 1 Mama or yip. Itopl.r 6" 7st Mb (1)
SS to 1 Mr. l(Dlory's I by &maims —Marallsslms, Syrs,
10 to 1 Mr. W. L J0...'. Dr. Spat; sym, tit 1016 (t)
60 to 1 lard Coventry's Unksgosr, 6 yrs. Mt (t)

121122.
II to apt Kr. Mir Ilddingtoßizags% t to I)
. M. Miplko (1)
100 to
10 to 1 lord Blostords Archimedes (t)
21 to 1 Kr. H. Cbsplia's Brandeis, IM
13 to 1 Mr. llaclieseehis Oedema, OA SS to 1)
30 to I Mr. Mirris
33 to 1 Kr. apoootes Loolow(t)
s (t)
00 to I Lord Wortrooreland's Beaker (t)
DO to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Tridy te)

BETTING AT MANCHEETEB.—MoarDAL
WATERLOO CUP.
to 1 Wet Lord Ultsettoes
100 to Mt. J. AKIMBO. it)
SO St 1 Mr. BUMS it;
SS
to 1 Mr. Usdlies (t)
St to 1 Dr. Itkeardion (t)
40 to 1 Mr. O. Nun It)
10 to 1 Woos' Oudlsker (I)
Ce to 1 art Diettu's (t)
• to 1 Mr. Csiodours (t)
LIVERPOOL ETZIPLEURAIEL
100 to 7 aid Ushtbsort to 1 rut Tony Irnapids
(1 & of)
Se to 1 Emblematic (t) Uto 1 leablrm (1)
SO to 1 Jury (t)

KO to It .is LOW Zet-17C1(0
SOO 1 Hamm. (t)
TWO TIM

cry.
ao to 1 apt L Tonopes

7 to 1 Agit ChettanOW 7.10071 opt wanton (oe
(t Lad on

STEXPLICIASZIL 004&•TUMIce th•
frost thsasstaspleoltasus Ys postponed until Thursday Yd
Friday snit, Fah. 16 aad 17.

NATAL AND MILITANT.

ADMIRALTY FIR. 13.—APPOINIVII376.—Naval
Cadato (Dominated)—B. J. H. Adaassos, L Hai, F. 0.
Garvey, B. F. Powell, H. 3. Morgam, sad J. H. 130MMIMM.

CH THEY, Fn. 13.

The screw gas vessel Torch, li, BU-hoise power,
attached to the fret division of the steam resins at this
port, is ordered to be brosslit forward for immediate own-
ssissiesa, sad, as it is ssiderstood, for service as the West
Ooset of Africa. She is surly complete Is bur seminar*
sad oelyirentures the sliipseerat of bar stores sad gun to be
ready for we.

THE LOSS OP HER MAJESfrf'S SHIP BOMBAY.

PORTSMOUTH, MOSDAT.

The wort, which was oomposad of Bear-Admiral
A. O. Duns. 0.8. (president), sad Captain Sat*, C. 8.,
A.O. Key, C. 8., G. T. Hanby, H. Ooldwell, G. Preedy,
0.1., J. &samba, sad K. Iswey, reweessabkd is
alas this
Several other vitae.", were called, whom evidence wee
sot material ; sad shortly alter °se o'clock the came for the
=Won terminated. At the request ol Gaptela Camp
hour sod • half was allowed him to prepare his dr
Same. po the oourt reolits•nahliog,

Cards Campbell read his del "MM.
The mart was the dried, sad on befog reopened in
about an hour.
The offloistieg Judge-Advocate read the judgment el the
sourt,whloh was am follows:—" Tb• court, having beard the
mutative of Captain Colic A. Campbell of the atrournstanom
relating to the loss of the Bombay, dad that her Majesty's
ship Bombay was, as the 14th December, 1864, destroyed
by Sr. di Flores Light, in the Plate River; but alter • pe-
dant &ad careful itmetlistion. extesding °TIT five days,
121 *aim that there is no evaders amass the surviving
'Moon and orew of the said ship by which the origin of
oath Sr. ma be treed, and do therefore adjudge the said
Captain Colts A. Campbell, and all the surviving alms
sad ship's acmthaay of her Majedy's LW ship Bombay, to
be acquitted of the blame is roped thereof. The mut
are of opinion that after the Are wee discovered all efforts
were made to subdue it, but proved unavailing, I. masse-
qualm of the extremely complete state of the mottled/0
of the ship, main the Are to gals gravid with oxtrsovil-
aary rapidity ; that the ship was not abandared till all
hopes of saving her were at an sod, and the aff ads aid mew
famed overboard by the flames ; that the deafness and
discipline displayed and maistained under the very trylag
almeinstanoss were vary creditable toiler captain ,ollthers, and
shlp'screapiury, asd that the levies of so lard, a number of the
▪ company wee mainly doe to the foresight with which
the preparatious were made, and the promptitude with
which the boar were hoisted out ; that the said Capt. 0. A.
Campbell sad the dueiving officers mid the ship's company
are hereby acquitted of all blame amordisgly. The court
mart overate without millieg sttestion to the mods d
matilatird the spirit room in her Majesty's late
ship Bombay, whereby easy mow was afforded to the
spirit room. sod are of opinion that every premed°,
should he taken to mere the spirit room against sash mai-
debt. The mod considers it its duty to call the attendee
of the Lords of the Admiralty to the many lasteaces of
heroism and devotion exhibited by the officers and men la
the savorous cases that thee hem mordlosed la there pm-
seedier ; and that the example set by all the °Moors meet
have aoatributed largely to the saving al so many lime."
The inquiry, which had accepted live dam daddy which
nearly 50 withers have been examined, without throwing
the load light on the origin of the fire, the, dosed shortly
before 5 cedook.

FOUNDIMINO OF A 13110, AND Borman DM OF
ALL en Bora—Captain Hood, if re barque Hong How,
which arrived at Liverpool yesterday from Nassau, re-
ports that he left that poet en the /lib of January,
on the 9th be was overbseW and hoarded by the Federal
cruiser Tallahocr is ; sad that on the 2lat alt, rhea is It.
91. ld N., lon. 47.10 W., saw, a Imp liquors full
ship about three valise rime: The mod a to
labour very much, Os sr bete`` very Idgh at the time, and
ibex was a tremendous gill blowing from the W.li.W.,
and NOM° Hood stair that the stransa,versed wares:ol/
is sight about aa hour. when all al a wades as a
over, and went down bensedlately with all ea board. Is
sessequenee of the fearful state of the wirier, sod tbe
drape vessel berg se far arms,Caper Hood was yew
vested from rendering emblenes. He believed that
soi one maa us board lir meal could be saved, ae ;
abs appeared to have ger down le a minute, thereby ran-
i =t almost bureelide for sayON to lon provided
for the
ROYAL IFIZ67O7TAI, 45A11*4211/1-11.0AD. —The
troskly board of this*reliant rarity has regard
et a bequest of WO& tisi late Mrs. Mark MI
llcepa. et Berrilerpare. Osermam, as a trilissay
bete ' of the pest bombe referred en the poor
its sway.

OLIVTILAL aurae FUND.
••••••-•—•
The monthly monies of the Central Executive
Oenunities weekbeld Si the Towa•ball, Manchester peter.
day. Lord E. Mean noble& -The Hoe. lisoretary
sported that 0431. 91. 104. bed Use received doing the
pirt four weeks, and that the baleen In the bask was
05,100 k ltd. The Osman thee
neediltryfort. The Chatanas mid he mooed a m
ooedlikeable of the nesse of deeps was neadoeed by
the Mr. Tanen raid it would be ea. A gnat nom.
bee of people ranged in entdoor work—many el them an
roan operatice—bad bees direst cat of employment.
Mr. Ferman report woe mad, outing that there wee as
imam on the 4th lastant of 1,548 persons esedvag
relief, as compered with the 27th ultiuxo. Mr. Hugh
Mane said that Mr. Facall'il report showed a duces, CI
335 peepers in Saline. He was sorry to slate that last
week (a week later than ihe ropers) then was as leceerse
of over 409 people old of employ owing to the stoppage of
factorise.
The HIM SICRITARY said he might stele that there was
a comiderable Coreses in the somber at persons relieved by
the teed neatens de e the deo of his last report, from
which Mr. Faisal took the numbers relieved by lood tom.
mints... There were at the present time et nut 2,800 now
relined, making • teal of 134,534 sow in receipt of relief
Gem the gaeMthe or local °alumnae.
It wee resolved that a meeting of the general committee
should be summoned for that day meth.
Mr. Rawurieos said be had fade to sine Ada might be
of interest to the oommiese. The total amount dinned to
the purposes of the Public Works (Kanufeenrieg Districts)
hot wee, as patentee would be aware, 1,850,0001. The whole
of that. with thelixosption el 3,918/.,bad bele appreprined a
about 90 plaess. The. 1,808,0831 bed boss tans ap is 135
different lens. The Lope parties of the S:sseras
es 'swap ind sired impartment works, foram.
lin, pain aad &sew libremielku.liag. and el
also the re.fceming, sad ingseement
air Ziways is the rural The Wee of
weeks thus undertake, exclusive of home drainage,
be 584,445 yards, or about 304 miles. 2'be area of paving
and other works of siren aid highway irevereests
undertakes in repeat id the oire.aain ein
was 706,393 scare yards, er about 791 ewes ; the
total 3, heath of these seeds gad Milner* hatMl
485,560 yards. or seed
the 70 miles. The on eratents
d the reservoirr f storsgs of the waterworks
undertakes la respect the ems of 414,6294 was about
1.480,875,000 pilaus, equal bonbon three days' flow of the
Rise Thanes at Blohmcud, in dry weather. Beg re.
egad freeload semen showed that the cedes epee.
lives had warted most admirably at thee puffs weeks ;
that the local averments were highly
ewers] localise t and thee itkiwyeidefflip;
estiefaeorily. la the week Dee. of
nathilled factory operasives so was 3,978, sed of
sidled labourers 2,741 hat be begged te remark that easy
el those here deseribed se " were originally fee.
be/ operatives who bed rimed from the oociallul to the
skilled list. The total amen directly employed wee 6,719,
bet this was exclusive of at least 2,000 men employed le
getting nose in the quarries bed an ether work contingent ,
epos the Public Works het, The iseresse in the pries
1 material over the district, through the pen
demand, had esrainly bees from 15 to 25 per seek,
but the Caressed value M property IN conesisense el sewn, I
ago. wigs. ko., bad be memo Has aquivaint.Lai
alma to the 1,1150,0001.1ra1ei be the parained man
the any be bad reason to knew est le main of the town
private improvemssis had been raffled ea to oomph*, the
pane worfot, width would repressed a very large mend
over the district. Os' WlPCOliat remit would be that the
entege of working nee throughout leserakire would be
very materially improved is regard to the wader& and
health of the occupants.
Major Lerou inquired if Mr. Rawlinsois thought many et
the met espied cc thee nubile works would eve go bank
M their facer ceimpatioe le the fedoras 1

liassumos—Never. Takla; Wipe es ea ladeare.
It wee sere thee awe formerly settee opetatives, after hams
12 manta experiesee as oet.doar tort, bad goes away to
other similar work elsewhere, tempted by higher wages or
Mimi eosideraticer. The mese thiaj had bees going as is
Mier places.
The easeraitim that preluded to make pmts.

DEPUTATION TO THE EIGHT HON. W. N.
MASSEY.
.---•----

A deputation consisting at the following gentle-
men had as interview ea Friday with the Bight Hon.
W. N. Massey, Tisanes Yiaiefer for led* at Use Wait.
Waster Pekoe Hotel :—Manse. Naiades Rose (President of
the Mew Nester Maslow et Hosemsoos), Hoary Asimartb,
nooses Bosley, H.P., J. A. Turner, 11. P., J. Pool, ILP..
B. Patric, M.P., A. °reels. T. Mosley, H. J. Unripe. sad
Henn Pleads& sec:story . . . . . .

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Yr. Bose iariag Man ked Use right ben. oedemas for
basis* so readily granted the inters:ow' and aeogratalated
him as his appolstroest to Ida high trust, proceeded be
lay beton him the emend points width the chamber has
Wig laboured is peening es the sodas at the Issefies
gamma* OMNI as the hapolics and injustice at the high
rates or say rate of duty levied epos imparts at cotton
and goods; the secemity of leaugaratiag seem
an system for the sale of waste hada ; and of 11000quusiog by
all mesas the influx of British capital, skill, sad eaturpries,
and doing away, as far as pcsaltsisorith the invidious
distinctions that bans bees maintained between the
goveromeet officials sad the marcsatile claws fa that
oosstry. Mr. Ross also celled attention to the sementy
for the istroductios of • gold aarrsaey lather differest
to that which has lately bees amotioosd ' • the missy of
the geld Isobar, ribs Rh., betegdosedby thee, as
gemlated with Use ashisel better relealated to meet Use
reguiremeate of the case and tbe prejodires of the natives
Ala the ions of sovereigns sod half soverass• He f er•
thew stated that • suggestion bad bees made by a member
of the chamber that tie Mkt*. of the PostofSoe Irvine
bask system might be attesded with advaatege.
- • -

Mr. BASIZT, 11. P., briefly supported Mr: }taw's ergs.
nada

Kr. Amtworra enlarged upon the mutual dependence
between Greet Britain and lodia, sod showed i by Matisties
the enormous sums which ham been reamed by the people
of the latter country site the supplies ef settee from Ame-
rica have (Aloe off is roosequeom of the war, and hew im-
portant it is that no obstacle should be allowed to stand in
the way of ouch a trade.
CAMELS read letters received by lack nail, showing
bow much native mite's spinning at Bombay was beginning
to interfere .with *closers in this country in consequesoe
of the protection afforded by the hith rate of import duties,
sad he urged their eatire repeeL He also supported the
issue el the gold mbar.

Mr. J. A. TORWILL, ILP., stated that he bad • tangible
Osmium to complete of which admitted of • practical
remedy. With a number of ether gentlemen anxious to
promote the &mammies& of Indian remourtes he had m-
elded to set on foot • projeet far the emetruedes of cheap
rellways without my government guarantee ;• 2.000,000/.
weirs subscribed. They obtained a conoseeke Oode sad
Bohilmutd, sod intended to make 800 miles of railway.
They constructed au section of their bee, which has been
eminently stieceishd. Bat now the company is so ham-
pered with absurd and melees conditions, istroduosid ieb
their deeds by government legal officials, that, unless they
are modified, the whole undertaking most be abandoned.
• • •

Mr. Parma, M.P. abeam& that too much importance
°Geld not be attache w the amaideration that the extra•
vacant range of prime which at prompt rules is WM
ttotsoy MOMS., be reduced 50 per *sat should the
war coma madder-1y to a close ; sad therefore it
behoved all parties Intaresta, whether financiers or roar-
chants, to bear the roctiageemy steadily in mind, and be
prepared for such a cireumstance.
Mr. Itfosur alluded to his enuestion of the establish-
ment of @estate banks in India, through the medium of the
postothaa, both as a measure of Unsocial and political

impedes's.).
Mr. ld•sniv expressed the crest grati_fiestioe It afforded
him to meet his Lammas,' (needs, and assured
the deputatioa that his seven years' coons:Joe with
them bad materially contributed to eseourage him in
acoeptieg the ipso:lintels:4 whisk had hiss conferred upon
him. 11-solely reviewed in detail the several subjects to
which his atteutioe had bees called by the various speakers,
he assured the de tattoo that, while he °add sot, as they
would readily aaderstsnd, pledge himeelf to the adoptios of
say particular course, they might nevetibelese rely upon it
that all his sympathies lay ea the side of freerken
from all restrictioa in commercial slabs. sad
wee to tolerate any measure which bed • tee•
dewy to uphold one Internet at the exposit of any
other. He fully appreciated the value and import-
awn of micouragiog, by all means, the istroduotion of
British enterpriee into India, and scything which °pasted
I. • °pottery direction should have bin use=P
oppositioe. The facts brought to by sodas by his friend
Mr. Threw wand the first importance, and should have
immediate end careful oensideration. If it were becoming
in him to pledge himself to any sower% be would have
bean ioclined to maks the exception in this wee. Is con-
elusion, he assured the deputation that his best energies
should be devoted te any issuers ealeulisted to promote
the welfare of India and (heat Britain.
The deputation then retired.

PATIUMOYVICII, M1781171t, 8017T11 &KIBINGTOIt.
—limiest' ol •Weries for the week wadies Feb. 11,
1,121: total umber aim the epodes el the muse= tree
lay (12th Nay, 1858), 896,006.
WHIN All 13PMCI•CLIN ZIKYOIIIID 1-111 i• query
is worthy oottsidersdion by everyone aarlese to Mai the
inestimable bisedag—aiggit : for ea carnet irsowledge es to
the proper time for sing epeseeeke will depend the
of preserylug clear vision to the end of life. Wheal=
eiency to determined a nicety el disoriminstion must be wed
to adapting lames of the suet, power fiat will supply tiele
irreparst±y will resnit. o=l=be =diced
do tactic t pretesidesr le
Preyed 17-71111 7 ownitrf bombes emit Mgedisd
vendors. Sa.• Wen VW" Is Mk adeke keel BMW
optician of tert avail Act to sea's eight. The Atli:
of name owl See katehekkedl7Bo). onto., lbw
Muoeur are tilwaria. MAW ry attended le the ems.
testers t to Wive sa ell est ger.
tehis to Aston by the weente Mope&
don of the tea" terse, of tb• lets
whit*
and Mast* the i or a spewed@ e whit*
Is likewise ssbnt) of ta• am asontammodn. the
isavenlimatil

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUERNS BENOR.—Fas. 13.
After Tenn NW Prima altilap d asildhea,—(Belegd
lad Ohio Joatios gown= aid Gomm Jexiss.)
This was the drat day of the after term del pries eft-
tins at GaildhalL The lee sereeiss lid erase. Ot
these 73 are namoute, sad 123 stew outer ; dA w moticed
for special *Pisa.
The WNW dispelled of to-day preesated to feature ot tar
Wrest except to the parties moor easel.

SECOND COURT.

klittiap at NW Prins, at Quiliball.—(3o4
Shoo aad a Common Jury.)

Kr. holies

DUNHAM V. CANNOII.
This was so action brought by the plaintiff, a pubUess,
formerly carrying on business at the Dr. Joiumon, in Fleet-
Wrest. so recover oompsseation in &imps for the idlopol I
taw r•Prurelliatioe of a pablia-house called the Mariner;
is Yore-strest, which had been sold him by the delsodaet,
who wesianblio-boaes broker, and &he to recover bask the
&moan for the goodwill, ice.
Mr. wkins,Q.C., Hr. Griffiths, sad Mr. Mores Howard
were weasel fro the platutlif ; Mr. Maoauhy, Q. 0., and
Mr. Joyce for the defendant.
The evidence presented no feature of interest, and
The jury oltimataly retuned a verdict for the plidatiff
damages 260/.

COURT OF 00MAION PIMA/1.-Fn. 13.

SECOND COURT.

ifitalap at NW Prins:l63o;re-
Jury.) Ir. leak* eadth and
a Oaattwa

HARM O. XICHOLIKM-OWITILICT POI MELT.
The plaintiff ram a oars serebass tt Ebbw's
tel the defendant was in the mine line of budßlrieee
Peterborough. Os the Mk July lark the pleinttlf sold
to the defeedant's agent, Yr. &thy, is the cern moist,
5011 quartere of wheat, and the pretest action wee to re
corer damages upon the posed that the deteedent bad not
aspereed the wheat. Is the teem of the are It was speed
that if the plaintiff wee entitled to mooed the asseges
should be M.
Balkatiee and Yr. Howes appeared foe
the ; sad Mr. Field for the lideedant.
tine rue for the dedeadeat wee that there was ea
arrangerseet that the plaintiff shoeX withla a week fissile
• ship to ta►
the wheat to Goole at Bd. • quarter freight,
ted that be sot haw* dose this the defeedant wee reti-
tled to repudiate the ocetract.
Therein for the plaintiff was that there bad tees no such

reeapeeent.
The jury totted ter the pisiottlf—damiegek 60t.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-FIB. 13.
(Bolas• Mr. Oilmibikes, oadburaj

IN SI T. Z. 11031.-11C11,1101511LCIIMB.--.11:111111EMIN:
The banksopt, Thomas Robison Behar, deseribel as a
ementerciel traveller, was formerly • ham at Woolwich.
Hi_e_licatioa for order pt disarm wee opposed es the
that he had attempted to asessat for ide delleioney
c--saerig &tithes lomm. The debts are sheet MOW.
Hi. Hamar sow gave judgment. TM ease was me of
the most euteseedinary that had ever sea before Mtn, mad
showed the Way with which debtors, if haedeleetlydis.
.easel, divest themselves of their pimporty,
_sad aim
a from this court, Without giving i bribing to
their re tors. Bach a wane was sow maferttnistely tee '
eornmea. The bankrupt, late a straps at Woolwich,
was very well to do. having samo to pay his tow
Mori two or three them ewer. A suit wee MAI=
pipet him in the Divorce Court by hie wife, die
a divorce sod a dares for allemay, dowdy the bankrupt 1
Memos liable for 6001., isoladisi Melt TIM he dellerminsil
set to pay, aid he wild his losinem, ham, and desk-in-
trade for upwind" of 2.0001., sad having received the
meg west abroad. Mode( Wisebodos and Omen
smoopt other p/soes. From Wee lathe Mem he wrote a
letter, Meth( that the widow al his " Mel " looked over
the " Rape (Wiredh.) He oho dated that he bad I
'pemlated sad last his money, doling that if
the in Hrs. B." wasted say of his spie• Mil she bed
better get it, as he should go through the smut who he
tame hems, but should and try sod de bask seem el the
mosey he had het This letter showed the dims el the
man. Os coming to this country he gave ewes
different amounts of the way Is white he bad
lest bin wow. First, he went to the Beak
of
Fasted sad mode affidavits that be hell
leg his oohs (me for 1,0001., two of lON. rad, eight 41
101., and four of 51. each), es leavizstehos Queen el the
Firma Bodges boat at Follisteme,
tosaafer the cipr.esse which coddand them
ems add
_to another. Beteg pressed es from bebinkhe
hod dropped it hem his Mad, and !advertently Mid It
isle the sea. He mune up to Lesdoe, and gore leftems-
Me of kis lost at ecotlimd-yard, sad also to Impeder
Hamilton, of the City police. This sea some months ahem
the alleged lose, aed when he had had time to missider the
subject. He thee represented that he bad the sobs is the
heed pocket el his coat, sad had Yemen t. empeet two of
his fellow-peassogers from Bouldgee. Moats" were roads,
sad this 'mid on wow proved to he groundless, the proem
Wend to befog perfectly respectable. Afterinor the
whole of the Dotes exempt one came Meth" Beak el Boom!
Mee abroad, wing that they bed sot fallen isto the sm.
It was r e how attentive the oaken el the Bask
were is cases of this bed. To Sergeant Brett the IhesktwO
admitted that he had carried the mosey shoat with him,
sad avoided putting it in a bank, in order to keep it eat el
the Mal of hie wile. He denied bevisig_idd at say el
the tables es es thin oesdieting the state-
ment in his own letter. He further alleged that he bed
shows his messy to a Waster is Pada who was
at Me 86E00 hotel, sad to whom be clinked all his cilia.
Io his statement to the sergeant he added that he hit •
Mad is his homers pocket on amiss up the ladder el
Folitstom, sad so rain to the top head that his tr-
case was goat, He observed the two person referred to
babied him ; he gave them into custody (of tai
there was so corroboration), and • ran about like
mad." When he came to this court he pro ea
amount which varied from either of the other two. He
mid that he wool to Hamburg and Herbs, and feud that
the solos had bees pared at those Mama When cross-
examined as to the way fa which he lost the solos, he mid I
that he carried them in the sidoprekrt of an under mat
He denied haring contemplated bankruptcy while he was
abroad, notwithstanding the oVidiooo6 of his own letter, and
said that he had come borne with the intention of liqui-
dating his debts. The letter befog shown to him he was
evidently seeplaseed, sod said be Mid ocatemplide peeping
through the court, not because he had sot plenty of mosey,
but because he would not pay as unjust demand. Ho then
repeated the story as to droppieg the eigar-case ea the
gasgway, and distinctly said that he saw it fall into the
see. Afterwards he was living for some time at Bye,
sad befog salted as to his mesas, mid that Ile '
was living on some debts which had colleetd
B. sow caw befme the court with eothieg for his credi-
tors ; mid the dot question wee, did be lose the notes at
ell! The court was of opinion that he had lost some of
them at the psalm-table, but bad kept "sough for his owe
There was clearly a determination on his part sot
=lds wife earthing. His story was as isgankras one,
but the court did not believe it. The motive was trans-
parent. The 'Mine would be adjourned else die, with pro-
for de mood only, to give the bankrupt se once.
Malty of appealing, if so advised.