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The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-14

ASSIZE 121TELLIGENCE.

MIDLAND ClRClJlT..—liorrinesear. JLtscm l&
(Belem Mr. Berm IMAM)
Elizabeth II ram aged 19. Lee clipper, was Indicted
for merieriog her illegitimate child, 12 days old, on the
10th September, ISOM.
The ',idiom was gain seeelosive against the Omar.
She was molleal ef sae ehtid is 'panne I. the maw, sod
on leaving it committed the crime in quake, the body of
tae child beige feated is a field with a cord mood hs sack.
It bad so clothes on. The pitmen said to the searcher et
lire poliormatioe ea being arrested, "Do yea think Hwy%
hang war Primer afterwards " I this
not hare
dam it if I bed had a home for it." After the carcases
immat, prisoner said to her mother, `Don't wank for
me, it's all right. I'm &aid its dose. If nave to be hang.
I wish it was tomorrow."
Tb. jury maimed a verdict of manslonghtw, is which
the lensed Jodge said he fully eintamed. It was im-
possible to let this case go without a seven sentence. He
should therefore 'eaten* her to 20 years' penal servitude.
Samuel Statham, ogled 29, gardener, was indicted on a
chugs of oommittiog a rape upon Maria Hardwick, a girl of
15 years of age, at Menthad, oo &Member IL The
Inas of themes are milt for publitatum. The prisoner
wee Need Guilty, and
The Judge sentenced him to twenty yam' penal ear-
vitada.
Upon Mann the deep the primer said, "Good bye an,
I hope I seen mesa yea an as heaves."
The sentence caused a great sensation in mart.

OXFORD CIaCIIIT.—STArroRD, MARCH 13.

wail mum Comm
(Were Mr. Justin Mattisg.)
1.011011012 V. INS GILT WiaTial RAILWAY COMPANY.
This we an adios is which Mary Loegmors, a widow, of
Wedoesbri , was the plaintiff, who brought an actors
to recover damages for the loss of her husband through the
oeglipees of the defredaats.
Mr. Hudilleston, Q.C., was for the plaintiff ; and Mr.
Cooke, Q.C., and Mr. Mottoram. for the defendauta.
William Loegmore, theists husband of the plaintiff, lived
at the Sleek-law Colliery, Wedoesbery, egad 59. as the
10th of January last the deceased had been tot:WOAD village,
is order to trussed some business in reference to the pro-
posed working of soother a.lliery to that Deigbbourhood. He
wss to have returned to Wednesbury by the Great Western
Railway, and bad taken a ticket at Swan village for Mist
purpora Whilst crossing over the woods' bridged the
station to get from Doe platform to the other, ba when en
the top, slipped, sod, not seeing the aperture in the rails of
the bridge, fell through it, and broke his neck. He died
the sett day.
For the defame it was oonbroded that the company were
not liable, the bridge being put up as a coaversiesce, sod
not a neosesity. This, however, wee over-ruled by , the
court, and the jury returned a verdict—damages 5001.
London, England, 1865-03-14

LONDON BANK OP MEXICO AND SOUTH 10
AMBEICA.—(THIS DAY.)
-teral meeting of the share-

The first ordinary

pin ..
holders was held at 1 O'elosk at the London Tesoro ; Mr.
JOHN Peruses is the chair. e%
140,1
Tke repot., whisk appeared is the Zxpras of Saturday 26.4
]Hat, having bees takes as red. let
The CHAIRMAN. in movies the adoption of there port, mg
observed that the aorouste frost the Bogota breach bowl not 6.1
yeas received, but it was believed that the waft% war 2,0001., 10.€
intendedthe whole of wbich it was to carry to the oasis II
fund. He then west through various items in the aososote, Ist,
and remarked that they showed that the bank was pro- gl
ending sativfactodly. 7t 1
Is reply to a question, 11.1
The CHAIRMAN said he trusted the board would have so 4i
emission to cell up any capital beyond 121. 106.- per share. ~,1
1 There were, however, four branches abroad, and he could it,:,
I sot Sire any pledge es the subject. 10,11
The report was adopted, red a dividend
at the rate of
10 per sant per maws leclezed. • •
h.,

A man, who bore a number of aliases, was is;,
elierged at Liverpool yesterday wit biding conoarnied is the 51
great iewellery robbery which took alms in that borough •
few weeks Mum The primer had been chased through ,
the south elliepdesd. sad warn eventually messed at Booth_
seeptes with a let et Jewellery on him, whisk bee bees
The tenant-farmers of North Wiltabire, headed I err;
re.l2. Bleydon. have Mays the Stirrer r
nil mimed to submit to as meoproroba by which
Lord E. Brace, a liberal, wu to walk over the course, and
beve brought leeward as indepesdens camididkine. who will
beartily support the repeal at the melt tax. The writ wee
mews& as Thursday sigh.

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London, England, 1865-03-14

THIC„g,,E
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rewards. The capital of the Free Stabssiagir I
more than they can call their own, will iiesbed
to till the fields and employ the 1111.
South. Political economists tell us that the emit
gration from Europe will be greater than ever. At
any rate, an extensive southward migration has
already set in, and will eentinne. The peat State
of Tennessee is staled to have brooms within theme
twelve months the home of no fewer than
ten thousand citizens of the Free States, who
have been attracted thither by its immense
agricultural andmineral resources, which will before
long make it richer' and more populous than
Pennsylvania. Then there are the impose of the
South to be employed and hired, and cotton to be
raised and exported, to give the citizens of the
States once more the command of the markets of
Europe. There is nothing in the prospect of •
, war witheanada and England to compensate for the
sacrifice of these pursuits and interest& When
this war is over Great Britain end America will
, trade, not fight, and may the day soon core&

Tits questions asked last night in the Hones of
Commons by Mr. PiAGOCILN and Lord ROBILIT
CRUEL were founded on the supposition that
Captain Bdzze, who has just been banged as •
Confederate spy, bad been surrendered by the
Canadian authorities under the Extradition Treaty.
The fact is, that Bmn was apprehended in the
State of New York, and the Canadian Government
had nothing to do with the arrest. It is not to be
expected that every member of Parliament can
inform himself of the details of occurrences taking
place on the other side of the Atlantic, and in a
foreign country ; but this was no ordinary mistake.
Prisoners are not lightly surrendered in Canada
under the Extradition Treaty. The act
is preceded by bog and animated discus-
sions in the courts, which are attended
day after day by enthusiastic crowds, and the re-
ports of which fill the newspapers. Hitherto only
one person=—BulLsv--hes been so =rendered on
amount of sots arising out of this war, and his
examination extended over several months. The
surrender of BINNIT YOUNG and his oompanions
has also been claimed, and their examination has
lasted even longer, and caused the most intones ex-
citement. Biz's% name frequently occurred in the
course of the examination which led to the tar-
reffider of Brats; the two men having been fel-
low-eonspirators in the seizure of the steamer on
Lake Erie ; but be was never in British custody.
It is the more surprising that Lord ROBilli CRUM
and Mr. Pascocxr should have madethis mistake,
as these gentlemen are generally supposed to have
paid more attention to American affairs than most
members of Parliament.
London, England, 1865-01-19

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London, England, 1865-01-19

This da,y is pabtlahed, post fire, tiotb, Woe ea 6d,
%IWO MONTHS in a LONDON HOSPITAL,
its Inner Lilo and Scans: a Personal Narrative. By
ARNOLD J. OoOIXT, Author of Cyclopedia of Receipts, Pr
Data, and Colhiteral Isforroation," " Dictionary of the
Logone; to.—" A very interesting and noteworthy
l'lhistuatisorisnananally well ormlinialto treat nob asubaset.
He hos had the meet intimate porsonal acquaintance with what
ha undertplon to explalu he u himself s medical practitioner,
and therefore trained to the *beer, anon of all matters pertain-
ing to physical suffering and the means for alleviating ft."—
Loudon Revlow.—Orooesbridge and Sons, 6, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1865-01-19

MINES.-(THISDAYJ

Two o'Cwoz.
The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices-
generally are unchanged. Subjoined are some of
the present quotations, viz. :—Oestralifinerk, 255.
to 30e. ; East Caradon, llf to 12, ex div. ; East
Carn Brea, GI to 7 ; East Grenville, 31 to 4 ; Neat
Russell, 4f to 5 ; South Darren, 1f to 2 ; Tin=
14} to 15 ; North Chiverton, 2} to f ; and
Sewn, 200 to 205.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are un-
lalWred.
At North Shepherd's meeting yesterday the ac-
counts showed a balance of 1,3181. against the mine.
A call of 11. per share was made.
London, England, 1865-01-19

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INTELLIGRICZ
(THIS DAY.)

ZQUITY COURT.
(Balm VissAbssasibe Wood.)
KATT V. MALT[{. MALTS V. PLATT. -111... "TOM" AID

TSB " svmaga loom^
This ram, which has reference to s &pato as b the
soasuite of the Everting Mail sowspapsr, awe as WO
morning. It appears that dispels' MI to them es-
corts have mimeo Wyss the badly of fir J.
Platt, one of the proprietors of the Evening Mal.
and Xs. Walter, ol the Times, smother proprietor of
the Boating Mail, with mimeos to the data of seems*
of the latter paper. Oat of these disputa has mimic a make
by Mr. Walter to mrsolosts the porton:tidy al the Awning
Mail sod dispom of that piper. It apposes tint the loosing
Moil emelt* of little more than its we,, sad that it has
no property, type, or establishment of its own, sod wear
quietly that, it sold. It would Mash maids& Howe the
Platte object to the dissolution in the way prepossd, sea
have filed this bill to establish this view.
The oils is still pros:wading.

COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.
,
Blttirip anda.—(Bri ore Lard Oust Justine Ocokbare,
Jobless C7romptce sad Blastrhers.)
witsow o. aarme.--4cootteir.
, The Lord Chief Justice owns isto emit this monde( sod
' delivered judgment le the above ream It wee ea segos ea
a policy of insuranoe for 1,4001. es timber, sad the OM
raised a question as to the custom el leeftU
cargo of timber on deck oe • voyage
say of our North American Weeks, is eseTa
vestige of ac act pissed to repo= ik. gad the rime
of it oil policies of insurance on ebipa reloaded. The Meese
to the melon athe part of the wee bat the
cargo wee loaded in a British North Amebae poet. sad
that, ia breech of the 16 rod 17 Vb, part of the
Immo was loaded on deck, the sestets probable(
Mk peetisee daring the waster
1,4 co or
count of it. danger to navigation, sod the reester
and out the owner arnamable to • iiby
disputed the legal validity of the defuses.
It wan riotdit
• fact that the muted (the owner) did rot know of the prep-
We, sad that the vessel was sot uassivoriky. On the
other hand, it bad bees held that a breach of the act ren-
des the voyage Mega The ease ems se for ergumeet
sad the court took time to consider be lodynees. The
court were of opinion that as the plaintiff could DM to take
mostrnotively any more than be could legally to have any
kaowledge of the illegal act of the master, therefore be
was entitled to reonver, and they pee jedipiest fa the
plaintiff.
Judgment for the plaintiff aeserdiagly.
BRYANT V. POOT.-1111112•01 Mi.
This was • rule obtained by Mr. D. D. KM/le, Q. 0.,
didil spec the defendant to show cause why a special case
stated should sot be referred bash to the arbitrator for his
coasideration, sad to be further awarded.
Mr. Prideauz today showed cows eiplast the ride. It
was as action brought by the plaintiff, was was described te
be no other than a pauper, against the beambeat et • pariah
in Baokinghameltire for :shaft to many see el his
London, England, 1865-01-19

parishicoosis.
The Lord Chief Jostioo—Two of thus I &add %Wk.

Mr. Pridsaaz—Not amesearily two
410niitss.
Mr. Justice Mukha's—Thom were two idiom,
use by the husband and the other by the wife.
The Lord Chief Jurtioe—Your Matinee., Mr. Pridosim,
sounded as though the revarsodkurenem had hem called
spas to marry her himself—i tor)—thst le hardly what
we should put s mandamus for.
Mr. Pndesuz said the action came of for kW at Guild-
hall os the 10thof July. 1863, skis it was refined to Mr.
J. A. Russell to sista the facts Is a epeeist ease for the op-
'Dieu of this court as to the right fee to be charged or de-
manded by the rector for the eolsisuisseks of matrimony.
The arbitrator had stated a CM% but mists' objections had
bests takes to it.
After heaths( Mr. Keene, mid Mr. Russell, the sib'.

tutor,
The court made the rule absolute. It was better all the
(sets should Dome before the court when the osee same on
far argument.
Hide absolute.
CLATTON r. m.arrox.—lN IRS minim OP 11.14 arromfur.
Yr. Stave! ey Hill said the spplioust in this oonrt wee •
petitioner in the Divans Court, when the sum of 4504 per
ammo was greeted as alimony, pendants lite, ands now
spoiled far • rale nisi fulling upon the responde attar.
say to show mum why be should not pay the ram of
112/. 10s., a quarter's alimony, pursuant to kb
to the respondent in the suit. The mossy wan
his bands, and whss the quarterly paymastu became due
he shuffled oat of the payment natal after hawing elhensted
all processes of attaohmeet a IL fa. was hosed almost the
reepoodeat's goods, when it was discovered for the first time
that the alimony had been properly paid over by the

reepoodent to the attorney.
The Lord Chief Justice had some doubts whether this
court had the power to interface in such a ere.
Mr. Shively Hill said that by the Divorce Aets alteroeys
sod mined were permitted to pretties is the Divorce
Court with the tame teak, he., Yin the ether °mulls ; sad
the :60 and 21 Via appeared to give that court the lame
power over attorneys and barristers as waaormsemed by the
other coml., but the learned judge the Divorce
Court appeared to have some doubts upon that point
The court said the learned coastal bad better first appll
to the Divorce Court for the eaferessmon of cue of its
Application refused.
ue in AN ATTOISZT.
Mr. Archbold applied on behalf of Mr. James Drury
a Me calling open an attorney of this court to Feu
over a tette in sum of mosey, and answer the matters of a;
affidavit, he. In 1820 a Mr. Drury, sow &eared, made .
will leaving the applicant executor and residuary legatee.
In 1849 the testator was found • lomat; sad in emass-
queues the attorney, who wee thew Whiter to the Alleged
Lunatic Fries& Society, became pomeased el tits r
his death he oosinsuoicated the fact to the appboaat,
the will was proved, but the applimot had tot bees able
to get • settlerasat of the estate tram the attorney.
Rule granted. _ _
London, England, 1865-01-19

SPAIN.

lUDRID, JAN. 19.

The Rpura of to-day states that a bill will shortly
be presented to the Congress for the payment in
advance of 1150,000,000 gr. of the land tax.
The Nuticim asserts that Spain will demand
from Peru an indemnity of 15,000,000 fr. for the
expenses of the expedition.
The Correspondeeicia announces that the govern-
ment has determined to act energetically if the
Encyclical be published without the authority of
the Council of State.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

XLIMEILL6II, dier..l.9.

The Ellora, with the Bombay snail, reached Mar-
seilles at 7 ►m. to-day, having caparisoned severe
weather.
The mails leave at 11.30 ►m., and may be es-
panted in London to-morrow (Friday) evening.
London, England, 1865-01-19

IMPERIAL BANK (LIMIPED).-(THIS DAY.

The half-yearly meeting of the ahareboldere was
hid at 1 &clock at the Leaden Tavern, Alderman Lon
in the chair.

Th. report and accounts appeared in the Express of yos-
*el evening.
The Cottages, in moving their adoption, expressed him
gittideation at meeting the shareholders under such fa-
vourable circumstances after a dangerous period of com-
mercial erasure. They had pissed through a crisis almost
'mounting to a peak. Many old firma bad been
obliged to succumb ; bet their own little vessel •
Ms oat the gale admirably' and it was sow
retailed that Ass was strougly constructed and well
equipped. The management did not turn away a single
rod bill or security, and the results were quite satisfactory.
nudging required the exercise of mood discretion. and this
bad not been mintier, he thooght, in their own case. The
mtisfactory issue of the lest half year was the more polity-
lag because a new bank had much to learn. The gross
Mktg of the half year amounted to 58,0001., sad there
gad bow a gradual increase from the commencement The
gmm poodle of the previous hell-year were only AMC
statest the amount which be had just inentwood. le
like manner there was now a dividend of 10 per cent.
arpiast 8 par cent of the preceding half-year. Moreover.
they had 10,5001. to start the new year with. and ample
provision had been made for all bad and doubtful debts.
itheera)
The motion having been adopted, and a dividend at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum declared. the Proceedings
• terminated with the usual acknowledgments.

DEATH TROIA HYDROPHOBIA.—Yeeterday morn-
tag_ boy named James Rivers, son of lie residing at
'''uniawicb, died from hydrophobia, oacadoaed through being
*fen by a goad dog on Wedoeaday, the 14th ult. It ap-
jiffs that on the day in question a large dog, of the re.
nor breed, and which is suppoeed to have escaped from
"a* Inetlemsn's reeidenoe in the neighbourhood of Wool-
"ink wee observed ie some market-garden grounds adjoin-
ing Greenwich marshes, rooting the earth op is a sane
• Tbe infuriated animal then made He way towards
the town of Greenwich, first biting an old Greenwich
s
gentle the arm, and then some children, as also other
,11117 hitch's refuel" noder a table in the tap-room at
"""uu Quoit public-bows. Greenwich, where police-cgoo-
nahis Andeesoo, 263 R, killed it. Among the perms at-
tacked was the deceased, who under medical treatment,
Iligninred to progress favourably until a day or two ago,
•„ len he was removed to Guy's Hospital, where be died.
h feared that other children, who are still suffering, may
"miss tall victims, the owner of a valuable dog, which
was also similarly bitten, having been obliged to have the
gtreis
WO' destroyed is consequence of its exhibiting all the
sfa of madam
London, England, 1865-09-25

DRCRY LANE.

The winter theatrical season began on Saturday
night with the °petting of this theatre, and the ropredea.
tioa of Macbeth and Canna Several auntie have bees made
in the eoropsey, but Mr. Phelps still reigns paramonntes
the leadieg tragedian. The quarrel between Mr. Falconer
and Mr. Chattertoe, and the usual flolish appeal to the
Court, of Chancery, appear to have had no effect oa the
stage management, aid the report of this appeal in Sitar-
day's papers was probably as good as advertisement as the
hews could have ha/. La enthusiastie audience filled
every sett and applauded ego ything to the echo. Thessalia
elootiLion of ilr. Walter Lacy was mush mimed ia Omer,
the part being repreeseted for the first time by Mt. Head
Drayton. The °ponies programme, we presume, is a proof
that the theatre will be devoted as before to the poetical
drama.

Ma. JOHN BAOI7OHAN'S Brmarrr. —This popular
end versatile author and actor will take his benefit at the
Princesses Theatre next Thursday, prior to his departure
for America. The last six nights of Arrah•na-Popse will
terminate next Saturday, and on the Tueselsy following the
bones will be rwopesed with Mr. Charles Beatles auras of
It is Never Too Lags to Mad.
London, England, 1865-09-25

LAMBETH.

Henry Harris, a stiff-built young fellow of 20, was
fluidly examined before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of being
found concealed under a table in the kitchen of Mr. MINIM
a tradesman in the Walwettb.road, on the night of Thurs-
day but, with intention of committing a felony.
From the evidence it appeared that on Thursday night,
as the family of the prosecutor were about to retire to rest,
Mrs. Mears fortunately sweet into the kitchen, end, hearing
• slight noise, she was induced to look under a table, mid
there's', the prisoner. She gave as immediate alarm, and
the prima*r was handed over to the site keeping of police-
mutable A 485. When taken before the magistrate he was
remanded to give time to inquire into hie antecedents ; bet
the officer now stated that be bad been to the address gives',
by the prisoner. in Brick lane, Whitecimpel. and all be
could ascertain about him was that he had merely slept
there one night.
Mr. Elliott remarked that there could not be the slightest
doubt of the prismer's intention, and committed him to
Waadswolik Hoses otj Correctiou for 21 days.

AdifOrkillenlelle.t—HOLLOWAY'll 01311111121! AND
Min.- An persons ted with bed legs, sores, ulcers, end
min diseases, who, from wart of means or other remises, menet
av,il themselves of gurgle •I treatment, minas themselves
of their complaints by sung Holloway's w soothing. sad
bellies remedies. In every outward ailment this wondin fel
ointment brings about the most beneficial results by checking
inflammation, cleansing ulcerations, and restoring soundness.
/stoned palm, rtenneatie and gouty tastes, enlarged Joints,
scrofulous swellings and contrasted Awes may be overcome kg
diligently rubbluc this cooling unguent late the skin. In 641
asaltdlet of unusual severity or eseessive ditratket the Ink
. Mould be taken internally to root out the last meat of the clir
orgy, NA to hut= the. desired cute.
London, England, 1865-09-25

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

TCLIORA we.)
THE AUSTRIAN PUBLIC DEBT.

VIENNA. Strr. 23.

It is stated in official circles that the apprehen-
sions relative to the Public Debt Commission of
Control, which have arisen from the suspension of
the constitution, are entirely unfounded, sod that
this commission will not be suspended. It is also
stated that should the negotiations with Hungary
fail, the constitution of the western provinces will
remain intat.t.

The manifesto of the Emperor, in speaking of the
egal representatives of the other provinces to which
the result of the negotiations with the Hungarian
and Croatian Diets will be communicated, did not,
it is added, mean the different Diets, but an As-
sembly to be elected by the countries on this side of
the Leitha.
London, England, 1865-09-25

KINOING-LANK.-fTHIS DAY.)

SUGAR. —There is still • stenos demand, at firm
prices.
700 bade. of Cuba Museovedo sold at 355., and 300 bags of
Bengal low yellow Gurpattah detest 335. 6d. Refined is in
brisk request. sad higher prices paid ; lumps sold at 6d.
advance ; brown, 435. 6d. to 445. ; pieces at ls. advance.
00771 M—The market is firm. but quiet.
ThA. —The market is smattered. The public sales of
Indian teas are postponed to Thursday next.
Rica—No sales of importance reported.
Bricsas.—There coutianes to be • fair demand for black
pepper ; 'rang sold at 3d. cub ; easels Boma sold at ls. to
2s. advance ; second pile. 935. to 925.
SALITITRIL About 2000, begs bays bees sold, paresis
remedy bought in at public sale Bengal, rafreetioe to
si, at 23.. ; &Md., refraction 25i, at 20s.
Co row.—There continues to be a fresh demand ; about
4,000 halos sold at id. per lb. advance.
London, England, 1865-09-25

THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE,

The Toulovinnis publishes the subjoined :—" The
latest accounts of the sanitary state of this town are
of a nature to greatly diminish the fears to which
the severity of the epidemic during a few days had
given rise. The medical stations, which with the
mortality returns may be considered as the baro-
meters of the public health, show that the attacks
last night were few in number and of a mild cha-
racter, and if the very sensible improvement in the
gravity and frequency of the cases keeps up, the
epidemic may be shortly expected to disappear
altogether. The number of deaths on the 20th were
49, of which 46 were from cholera."
The sanitary bulletin from Marseilles gives for
Sept. 20th 63 deaths, 38 from cholera. It is stated
that in all the barracks of the city, occupied by the
38th and 80th of the line, there is not now a single
invalid, and there are only seven cholera patients
in the military hospital, all of whom are in a fair
way of recovery.
The sanitary bulletin for Marseilles of the 21st
gives 61 deaths, of which 32 were caused by
cholera.
The Progth of Lyons ears :—" The sanitary
state of our city is most satisfactory, notwithstand-
ing the abnormal heat of the last few days, which,
however, has been slightly tempered by continuous
breezes from the north. The statistics of the hos-
pitals, the truest thermometer of the public health,
show no variation in the mortality. From the
19th to the 20th there was no death at the Hotel-
Dieu."

THE New RULER AND OILDEBB lINDER THE
EQUITT I.`OOSTY COURTS Acr. The rules and orders for
regulating the practice of the county courts under the Equi-
table Jursdictioa Act have just been printed, sad will take
effect on the let proximo, when the new law will come into
operation. The county courts will sow possess the posers
of the Onurt of Chancery in suits and odious Dot exceeding
5001. Thine are 24 orders sad 43 forms now given to the
public, and a scaled costs is expected to be soon published.
All suits are to be by plaint, sad a "(oscine statement"
made of the reply sought. The evidence is to be given viva
voce, except where otherwise directed. In all affidavits the
age" of the deposing is to be given. Experts applications
maybe made to the lodge, "either is or oat of court." The
equity answer is to b. taken during the mod sittings ma-
, leis otherwise provided. A scale of allowases to vitamins
is fixed in the forms. the highest per day is 11., sad the
lowest 2a. The comitmarts will sow possess jarinlicitioe
to the entreat of 5001. Is equity, and it may by soother sot
be ice:reseed to 1,0001.
Hop picking commenced last week in Hampshire,
but labourers were very warm
Da Bears delicious health restoring Bevalenta
Arenas Tom sues. without maildne or lams
(lodises**, Candi. Asthma. Conantaptlos."."Vei
Crispetatios. Canittsethia. Nervous, niffeesi flyer, sod
sad saves Iffn Vases its seat ta weer rawesia.
,mooe suet .- t* aiM Old OS.. de. Ti,
undo', W. la Slim lay 11, Ed.; fits..-At 8110"="issak
London, England, 1865-09-25

NEW NOVEL BY ME HAZIATY.
This day, in 8 vols., at all Libraries.
QOPI:IY LIURIE.
" This novel is one of the moat promising works of fiction
that we have seen for a considerable period "—standard.
"It Is very raxely that we meet with a story of greater force
and power.'—h eWs Messenger. John Maxwell and Co.
London, England, 1865-01-10

MINB&-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoow.

The mining market is quiet to-day, and prim
generally are unchanged. Great Vor shares are
quoted 32 to 33 ; East Vor, 2to ; east Gren-
ville, 41 to 5 ; East Lovell, 12} to 131. ; West Carr
don, Bto ; East Russell, 6to I ; and Tincroft,
14 to 15.
St. John del Bey shame are dull, other foreign
as well as colonial mime being quiet.
United Mexican Mining shares improved 6s.
There were some inquiries for Santa Barbara, Soot-
tab Australian Mining, and Yudanainutana.
An extraordinary meeting of the Victoria (Lon-
don) Mining Company (limited) is called for the
16th inst., to confirm, or otherwise, the resolutions
passed at the meeting on the 30th ult.
East Wheal Grylls sold on the 31st nit. 5 teas
2 cwt. 1 qr. and 7lbs. of tin, for 2591. Os. 9d.,
being the produce for the month.
London, England, 1865-01-10

THE • PALL MALL GAZETTE,
As WINING NIWBPAPIk sad IiVIIIW.
It is Moab to desalts the plan of an entergaiss like the
" Pall Malt Ossette" without wades to bout, or to decry the
ellorts of ethers. Bat we are unwillbm to toes the advantage of
a few words of explanation, sod we therefore trust the candour
of the reader tor a Net interpretatioe of our meaning.
The " Pall Mall Gantt. " will contaht all the news proper to
an evening journal. But, addressed aa It will be to educated
men and women, the meet or the paper will sot be ooeupled by
chrorddea nor by that amen of words which adds no-
thing to the Mama of Dewspaper records, while It destroys
their riot &numb Literary ceasidentioas alone would deter- 1
silos us to bars our news reports 'ratan to inegsh : but
beyond throe there Is the fact that the Moen to he found In
teEme accident of human life or aocM pobty ere last In the
to d lenguage to which they are mimeesb narrated.
made known by the morale" papas say be dammed
in the "Pall Mall Beattie" of the WOO dey, but they will not
be reported anew. Trustworthy advisee from the money market
will be included In the sewed the day.
Tits rea of the piper (by far the greater part) will be made up
of original articles, upon the many Ohms which engage the
thoughts, or employ the energies, or mum the leisure of men-
klnd. Public Whim literature, rata, and all the influences
which strengthen or dissipate so, will be discussed by melt
whose Wens-adobes and authority are equally unquestionable,
and who are accustomed to regard the public expression of
=caas a serious thing. This Is the chief am of the " Pali
llesette :" to bring Into daily Journalism that fall measure
of thought and culture which Is now found only In a few re.
. . _

At m same time, we by no means Intend to make the payee
pedantic or solemn. Humour is too powerful, as wall u too
pleasant, to he left out of the doffs : width will lose woos of
the advantages of emulous' trifling. If a thins ma be sald
better is verse than to prom, It will be said In verse.
but sot spite—burleeque, but not vulgarity—will be telt=
twitted tato Ile column' sod gam a is oft.. me illustrative
as au zuatet=dokee will be W 0111 too.
It poet adverthement Is rather •
sroelansatta lam and than ot pranks hut the
pmehmatlob Is set made bstate • km number of able writers
have asoepted the l aid plonked themselves to the effort.
Mew of the " Pall Mall Geaske,"
14 Balikory-ainst, Sisand. W.C.
London, England, 1865-03-22

OPEN SPACES ROUND THE METROPOLIS.

After our report left yesterday,

Yr. Ridley, ea Iselame Commbaioiew, la reply to spud
tide pat by. she cesismea, the case o( sommeas
is sloes proximity to large mires • larger extent ea=
ohmid be allotted to the public des is et pressed
Such ea mamba might be day useful ia the awe el the
metropolis, but that .osld busks the aesemity of Sikhs
are or the poised so set out. At premed the paid is
which the (resod is sided lose le emitted it. It • lure
°psoe is allotted some doodad should be made ler ad
throwing the intim bares cm the pariah.
The committee des sdPused.
London, England, 1865-03-22

former occasion the Hones

ii an+

that it was expedient to renal,
had reconsidered and reedilW
Girosrotor insists that to pick out particular
items of taxation for reduction is contrary to the
principle of our constitutional arrangements, which
requires that the entire financial condition
of the country shell be placed before Parliament,
so that Parliament may with its eyes
open make its choice among the public burdens,
when happily some reduction is practicable.
There is nothing, we suppose, presumptuous or
excessive in this doctrine ; and if, se Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, Mr. ()LAWTON)
claims • wider range for the initiative
of Government than as a mere member of Par-
liament he might be disposed to grant,
he doss but obey the holies* instincts of
official human nature. What if there be a grain
of the proverbial vanity of authors in his doctrine
of " initiative"? Does a translator of House
like his metre to be arranged for him, and his
epithets adjusted, by • " resolution " of well wish-
ing friends before he has given the completed work
to the world and to the critics
Still, there is no denying that the author's
susceptibility was somewhat too transparent
in Mr. GLADSTONZ% constitutional doctrine last
evening. However jealous a Minister may be of
his "initiative," the House of Commons is not
easily persuaded that its Resolutions are nothing
inure than "elements for consultation." Mr.
HUBBARD and Mr. MALINS struck a chord of un-
failing " force and potency" when they demanded
whether the country was to be " go-
" yarned entirely by the Administration for the
" time being, or in some degree by the House of
" Commons ;" and it might have taxed all Mr.
GLADNITINZ) readiness and acuteness to answer
the question, at what more opportune moment the
House could vote inch a Resolution than before
the Budget I The truth is, the mind of the
House and of the country is resolved upon
the reduction of the Fire Insurance Duty
to a rate which would speedily repay, and more
than repay, any momentary loss to the Exchequer.
The House and the country alike condemn the Duty
as it stands, on every ground of public policy
and justice. The Resolution which was agreed
to last evening was a reconnaissance in force
against • position which, however gallantly de-
fended, cannot be maintained much longer.
London, England, 1865-03-22

T" WATCH-TOWER.
Unbiassed by mammal Sr seraries ref take, the Con-
ductor desire to appeal to that large body. the clerical and by
members of the Church of England. It is now a reproach that •
periodical errandsg the principles of oar Anther Church must
be eo skiff ally prepared. amt avoid sertelo doctrines and gloss
over others, sou not tor. ader it objectionable to • large class of
readers whose tenets are certainly widely different from thew
which is oar chimer we privately, In our churches we paha*
praises. Tree should be so security fur thla.

fIIHE WATCH-TOWER.
In bu p. the members of the Church of England will
be addressed by lay and eireced mewskom el their own church,
their own moats to station and eduicalies: men with legions
and opinions kindred with theirs oa all pante connected with
the great doctrine of Salvation. In the WATCH-TOW Fit the
hard-worked town curate will narrate the story of hie troubles
and triumphs: the country vicar, his days work done, will
quaintly prose over many • topic for reflection and both cleri-
cal sad lay union of high repute te win cluonkle their opinions
on the peat teltgleas gentian the daor.

THE WATCH-TOWER.
Tide sew magazinii will not Eppel to say clam which can-
not sited to goy ta ntoothly. and bdir the Oondnoton will
be saved tram that neeapp or pitearerileed lawns and chUdlth tineiret7
width has What* to be • necestty la addrerelog
berms of chap palladiums on religions subject& The wArca-
TOWYR r latiriod for the edit: :It will beirlitrad on toned
=slake Itallsta on the family bho
ookYelves, and becianellerly
• daunted work for referent* or aninesneent.
London, England, 1865-03-22

Tb• son wee opened on Iffraday. Yesterday morning
Mr. J. Davies, brother of the plaintiff, sad Mrs. Charlotte
Wood, a friend of the plaintaff 's family, were examined
support of the sees.
Mist Mery Wright, a schoolfellow of *hairs, proved
ping to look for a have wit► defendant at Old Trafford.
sad bout hivited to be a bridesmaid. Be told her be bed
ban wishing her to eat Lisa. to be married next mouth—in
the month of August. Plaintiff the raid it would be Wpm-
ibis to be ready so soon. Had never semi anything i• ►er
sotbeet that woo Dot chaste and modeat.

Mr. James—l sense imputed it.
Mr. Temple—Bat your plea oo the record doss.
Mr. Temple arid that understanding the deleadoist's
coaussl was going to abandon that piss he shoat set Bell
more wittiest's.

Tee learned camel briefly addressed tie jury, sad
Mr. James followed for the riefeedant.
Hie lordship haw* briefly 4neeted the jury, they retired
for a abort time, and returned into court with a Tendert for
the piaintaff—dsinsais 6601.
Caoww OMNI. —(Dteters Yr. Judos Rim)

Mary Bibby, 25, movie/ad of masislmighter as Headay,
was sentenced by the learned judge at tie opening et the
court. He conitoested ow tM habit et deist childrea with
laudanum to keep theca quiet, sod told the priaosier that it
must be knows, and ought to be known, that the wee of
Linden= Is that way or in way way, except under proper
medical chreetioe was very serious misconduct. She after-
wards mairealed tie ma by mediae the child by rellway„which
bad canned her to be Mad for murder. However. the Jar,
had only found bar guilty of manslaughter, sad as It had
been shows in evidence that she had trailed the child geum
rally with great kindness, ha was disposed to give lesiest
punishment. He then maenad her to hard labour far
Arian calesdar meetbs.
London, England, 1865-03-22

AND THE SHREWSBURY ILAGISILTATICIL

The Lent aaalzes foe the county of Salop were
opened in the Shirehall, Shrewsbury, yestereley (Tuesday),
before Justices Email and Pigots. Is the celeadar appears
the same of Thomas Ellis, better known be John Morp
who, it will be remembered, gems two swathsegoeueasdsd
Is duping the magistrates et Shiewebery, sad by their
sad, robbing Mr. Charles Ashworth, sopbow of the
presideet of the Manehester Chamber of Cowes's% et all
his portable proy under the pietism that be was a
poikeiman from Oh/mettles armed with a warrant for the
apprehoselan of Mr. Ashworth an a thief. In eharging the
grand jury, his lordship, after commentleg epos several
asses, said—Than is oil other case to which I shall think it
' ailassary to refer, and it in one of the most remarkable, use
el the most astesiebieg, that has War come sods my sakes
in the whole amine el my experisece. That • pothima
of respectable patios tad statics, coodas to ea betel in
Shrewsbuty, tar the poems at orothmiate his
as the !chow* tug, ebeald be suddenly
with having stoles his own property from • perms he
sever seem. sod at • pile where be hat sever been—agat
this should have bees elfssild by a youthful, but Wilily
ovevkisi thief, who epos kis essepported sieertimi that
he ens himself • potions's reilived the most implicit ere-
dents—that the gentile's so eimeggd should have been
obliged to give op his property into the hands of that thief,
should be bikes to the statics-boils, end there" having
declared who he wee, whiles be cam*, and whither he was
going, should severthelme be taken before the megistrates ;
that having repeated before them the statement made rt
the polka-dile, it should be utterly distegarded by them,
nay that his request for permiliou to conuannieste with
his (irked. should have procured for him oily a remand for
feat and twenty boars ; sad that all this should bare boo
effected by • youthful coevieg nourishing a piles of paper
which be celled a warrant—these are thiags whisk one
might expect to Bed represented on the step, or le the
pugs of • &end, bat if you were told that they actually took
place in the ormegy of Salop—not in • secluded village or in
au isolated hamlet, but in this town of Shrewsbury, when
we are assembled to-day, you would say that it wee abso-
lutely impossible if you did not know that it was literaly
true. The charge of perjury nets on the Mammal whia
he calla • warrant; this I have sot seen, and all I know of
it is eiltained la the ststemilt made by the primmer him-
self before the magistrates, and that etatemset is shiest as
extraordinary as the details of the Ouse kelt ; for he lite-
rally treats with the utmost contempt the credulity of
those epos whom be had Do seostessfelly imposed, sad points
out how the slightest eureka of promatioe as Ask part,
would have saved him from the serious dilemma in which
be filed himself as the result of their gawk/ credulity I
London, England, 1865-03-22

trbt Court.

WINDSOR warm. Jima 21.
Prince Alfred returned to the Castle last evening
from London.
Lady Charlotte Locker ad the Ike. Sir Frederick Bruce
srrived et the Castle, and had the honour of dining with
the Queen and the royal family yesterday.
Sir Frederick Braes kissed hands, and teak leave en hie
appointment ma her Majesty's minister to Washington.
Professor Hoffman had the bower of giving the first of
a series of lectures on chemistry before her Majesty and
Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and Prince
Leopold.
The QOllllll drove out this morning in a senile sod four,
attended by Lady Augusta Stanley and the Hoe. Florence
Seymour.
Primer Louise also took a earring* drive.
The Earl of Liman bad as audience to-day, and kissed
hands on receiving from her M►jesty the gold stick as Co-
koala the Ist Life Guards.

The Prisons of Wales took a card's* drive yesterday.
The Prince of Wales went to the Room of Lords.
A deputation from the Colonial Committee of the Church
of Scotland, represented by the Rev. K. M. Pblo, ot Gala.
shies, and accompanied by the Earl of Seabeld, Sir W.
Scott, Bart., ILE., sod Mr. Robertson, M.P., with the
Rev. G. W. Sprott and Rev. J. K. Clark, chaplains, Ceylon.
had an interview with the Right Hoo. Edward Cardwell, at
the Colosialofficie, yesterday.
A deputation, introduced by Mr. Bedpan, M.P., and
ormsisting of the Mayor of Tyasmouth, Mr. B. Shanxi, Mr.
Dryden, and Mr. C. A. Adamson, bad an isterview with
the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, ►t the Office of the
Board of Trade, yesterday, upon the 'object of the proposed
separation of North and South Shields for customs
purposes.
London, England, 1865-03-22

_ARMY.LIB4JytI6.6.

Mr. WHALLEYmoved an address for a catalogue of the
bob *as an it pest plated is the libraries and mediae
roemv copeck keep, battery, or oompasy in the British
establishment, 'tad for which aa aoaual sum is sought by
vete 16 of the Army Fotiokotoo, page 60. The boo. gentle.
meets psetionlerootopbased of a work celled "Bed,ifbite,
and Blue," which be laid was elreelated amongst soldier',
sad whale be mkt had a tendency to malt the Romeo
oatholisArSd He also stated that the Roman catholic'
in the bed latterly Mowed hem 2.000 to 8,000;
and he sou that the literature provided for them
should be very carefully selected.
The Marquis of HARTINOTON said that he found the
ex*eadon he had given oo a previous evening wet sot
quite coned. An allowance was voted annually by the
boom, sod a certain sum was given from it to each ut.
The libraries were managed by oommittess of commieslosed
sad monenuoissioued officers. No books were allowed to
be Wed to them without the permission of the axe-
=adios onotor, who was obliged to mention is his quar-
terly report what new books had been aided, and them
reports were regularly submitted to the council on military
odsootion. He thought that these precautions were a suffi
cient goanates mart the admission of improper books into
**ldiom' libraries. Besides, lb. teturi would be very volu-
minous, sad would sot be worth the labour aid ozpooao of
its gireparanom (Hear, hear.)
The 0100011 wee thou ooptived without a division.

TESTS ABOLITION (OXFORD).
Mr. 0060 BEN, in a committee et the whole hos"
moved—That the chairman ha directed to move the bones.
that Mare be given to brio to a MU to provide for the
atlantic* of certain tests is canneetice with academical
decrier is the University of Oxford. The hen. peathrman
explained that the meamur was identical with that intro-
duced last you by the boo. member for Sums: (Mr.
Detless_
Mr. WALPOLE observed that in that cam the bon.
. .

mambas coast oxpoct to most with die name oftwervations am
the bill had ortoountorwl Lot yawn

I;a—ve-wee—iir;ii-v-s-ii:

PROCURATORS (SCOTLAND).
Th. LORD ADVOCATE moved foe Nava to twin is a
bill to antsod the laws Mathes to procuratoes and to con-
vayasoses and law wets I. ticotiaod.
Agreed to.
SUPPLY.
The most of supply was brought up and grog to.
London, England, 1865-03-22

R•
0 WLANDB' MAOASSAR 01L
AA, elessal, &want, and pallaced all la universally In
Web repots for Ice unprecedented sumer daring the bat slaty
years In ponsothug the growth, restoring and leantlfying the
lama hair. It prevents-ash trout falling of or tturning grey,
strengthens weak hair, cleanses ft front scurf sad dendrtfl, sad
smokes It beautifully eon, pliable, and itessob Par children It Is
reommended, se foreour the beds of a beautiful head
IliterYwldle Its taleodueticat bb the memo' royalty, and the
1* esteem In which It is salversally held, with numerous tes-
timonials constantly marred of Its erbracy, afford the hest and
rarest proofs of tla aseettn—!Ries is. dd., Is. .oe. Id., equal to
roar amen, and fin per bottle.—Sold at SO, IllaWeigarden, and
by conalete sad perfatners.—Ask fee Itetrtrardd Maros, Olt
London, England, 1865-03-22

SOUTH WA RK.

A ow STREW OF FLUITOZII. —CAUTION TO OTIOPILEZPILS.
A tradesman raiding in the Blackfriare-road waited upon
ift.preelrych soon after he had taken his seat on the beach
week his advice and assistance under the following dr-
senstseess :
Be said that about a month ago a respeoteble•looking
ewe called on him and asked him if he would like to booms
• seat to panels dnlivery company, and receive parcels
•• preens in the neighbourhood, for which he would pay
Ns eighteen pesos a week. He produced a show
tend foe him to place at the door, announcing
gent plumb: wen received there and delivered
severed times daily by the company's carte, with no charge
1.311 pg. lie (ipplicent), believing it to be a genuine
....Fs, agreed to become the receiver, and the man left.
own a week ago a parcel was received by him to be
tweweitted to Nottiag.hill, and when the man called he
wild him the parcel and received a printed sclreowledg.
got for it. Sane the applicant had received information
out si• had not been delivered, and he was held
tor the vales of it. He wished to know what he
er to do in the matter
)(T. Woolrych asked what Irma the name of the parcels
bang company ?
Appeal:lt replied that the board left with him specifini it
wi the Express Parcels Delivery Company (Limited). He
bed slue ascertained that that company came to grief some
aim ago, sad that one of the managers was prosecuted for
swam valnable parcels. The man who celled on him had
palely obtained possession of the boards sit:Japers,
sad wee vim about Leedom carrying on hie de 'lions.
Ni bad left boards in the Walwartborced an different
verb of Laudon, and many poor hard-working @hop.
hmirs would get into trouble by him.
Kr. woei,ycli was of opinion that under the circrom-
steams the man could be Fives into custody. He asked
••• shopkeepers bad own served Is the same way.
Applicant believed that the man picked out the parcels,
sad delivered those of little value, keeping those containing
property of value. The parcel he received for St. John's-
wood coataieed articles worths oeneiderable amount, and
he supposed he should have to pay for them.
Nr; Woolrych did not think that be would, but he should
Davin him to look sharp attn. the man. No doubt the
rem would pat ado" to his proteediago.