The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-19 00:00:00

he his earnpanion who had left the cab in Tyson.
street, and who preeently, came up and paid wit-
nem two shillings for his fare, after which both
walked away together in the direction of Pollard-selteet
Witness could swear that the ier was the his
who got into the cab with the black bag.—Trim said thst the
oilman Pitts, before they went to look fee In phase,
stated, that the man who had the bag, wore the attar of
his cost, which was much worked on the concealed s e 1 up
about his ears, and described him in so accurate • maissers
that there could be no mistake about him. The primmer's is&
ler was then exhibited. It appeared to be as it had bees
dmeribed.—The prisoner: Why every man's collar is worked.
Now, I assure you, my lord, it's all false. -Joseph Cooper
said he drove the cab, on the seat of which his fellow-servant,
Pitts, rand the companion of the inside party who had the I
black bag, sat. As soon as they got to the Bird-cage public- ;
louse, the person inside got out, leaving the bag inside, and
told witness and his fellow-servant to go into the house and
have a drop of somethiug. They did so accordingly, and the
party who got down at Tyson-street soon afterwards arrived,
led tapping witness's comrade on the head put 2s. into his
hand.—Alderman Gibbs asked prisonerhad he anyone to giro
him a character ?—The prisoner made no answer—Trew : He
has been at the Old Bailey.—Alderman Gibbs: For what
offence ?—Trew : For burglary. He was acquitted. His
trial took place when the juryman died. I had him myself
*boot five or six years ego for what they call " starring the
gar . "—breaking a window to get property out.—Prisoner
I am innocent of this here at any rate.—The prisoner was
then remanded.
BOW-STREET. —Brim twar.—JoAn Thomas and WU.
Mans Inaght were charged with breaking into the house of
Mr. Hayes, of 22, Russell square, and stealing therefrom a
quantity of prvirty, of the value of 601. Thomas was
further charged istth wounding Policeman B 99, with a life-
preserver. Policeman E 55 said that at about a quarter-
pest four o'clock in the morning, being on duty in Keppel-
street, Russell-square, he found the garden-gate of No. 24
epee. He waited till 899 came up, and then entered with
him As soon as they got inside they heard a noise of feet
ist the next garden, and proceeded to climb over the wall.
When they got on the ton of the wall they saw the pri-
soner Themes crouching at the foot of it, but as
99 was about to get down, Thomas rose and gave him
• violent blow with something which he held in his
hand. The constable fell beck stunned, but after a
moment recovered himself and proceeded. They then went
en in pursuit of Thomas, who had craned the wall at
the oppcoite aide of the garden, and, being guided by the
noise of his footsteps, they crossed six walls, and then ar-
rived at the gardeu of No. 2, Upper Bedford-plane. They
had seen two men crossing the wall, and getting in there,
but they then lost sight of them Supposing that they
bad gone down into an area in that garden, they paused
and 'prune their rattles. In the course of a few minutes
they were joined by another constable, E 51, and with him
they descended into the area. There were there two cellars,
in one of which Wright was concealed, and in the other
Thomas. Upon Thomas be found a tea-spoon, a sugar-tongs,
and a large clasp-knife. He afterwards found in the garden
they had passed through a pair of silver candlesticks, one of
which wee broken, and a gold watch.—Policeman B 99,
who, being very faint from loss of blood, was allowed to sit
down, coirobarated this statement-s Policeman E 61 went
to the cellars where they had been taken, and found the nu-
-1110,0131 articles of plate. le. In the cellar where Thomas
was hid, several skeleton keys were found by policeman
H 110.—Thomas mith, eervant to Mr. Hayes, Russell-square,
secured the doors, &e., on Wednesday night, and on being
rowed by the police, found that an entry had been effected
kr the back parlour wiadow.—Mr. Henry committed them
tor trial. Wright for the burglary, and Thomas on both
• ZUERNWELL. FORGERY.— John Prince was
Inally examined, charged with basing uttered a forged
request note, with intent to commit felony. The particulars
of this ease have already appeared in this paper. The pri-
soner called at the house of the prosecutors, and presented a
ante purporting to have been written by his father, request-
ing that three silver snuffboxes might be delivered to him
me credit for his father. They were has
to him, and he
left the place with them. It was subsequently ascertained
that the note was a forgery, and the prisoner was never
authorised by his father to receive the property. It was
also discovered that he had obtained some valuable
watches from a Mr. Delolme, and other respectable
tradesmen, tinder similar circumstances. Information was
given to the police, with a description of the prisoner's person,
and at length he was apprehended by Moss and Callow,
active officers of the Cl divieion, at • night house in the neigh-
bourhood of Covent Garden.—Mr. Prince, the prisoner's
hther, gave evidence to prove that the note prevented at
Messrs. Haines and Co.'s was not in his handwriting.—The
prisoner reserved his defence and be was fully committed
for trial.
WORSHIP-STREET. SELLING STOLEN GOODS.—
Richard Hurst was finally examined, charged under the
Silk Act, with having attempted to dispose of 75 yards of
manufactured silk, well knowing the same to have
been stolen, and also with having been found in posseraion
of a large number of bobbins belonging to Mr. Henry Soper
and other manufacturers.—On the 4th of December last the
elk in question was offered for sale by the prisoner at the
shop of Mr. Michael Meyer, to whom he stated that it had
been woven by his own workpeople, but that being pressed
for cash, he was willing to dispose of it for 51. He was de-
sired to leave the silk, with an invoice, and call again in the
afternoon, but from inquiries in the interim, it was dis-
covered that the silk was the property of the prosecutors,
and had been cut out of the loom that morning by one of
their workmen, named Berwick, who was subsequently
convicted of embeszliug the article, and sentenced to three
months' imprisonment. At the time appointed for com-
pleting the bargain with Mr. Meyer, an application
was made to him fur the price demanded for the
silk by the wife of the prisoner, who was at
once given into custody, but after several remands from this
court, it was ultimately held that she had acted under the
direct control of her husband, and she was accordingly dis-
charged. The prisoner himself had been ever since a fugi-
tive, but, after a diligent search, he was at length traced and
taken into custody. On wending his premises, the sergeant
discovered there a vast quantity of thread, silk, and also
about 1,800 bobbins, bearing the marks of different manufac-
turers. Mr. Arnold expressed his opinion that there was
not -efficient evidence in the latter cue to justify a convic-
tion, but he considered that the first bad been clearly esta-
blished, and should, therefore, convict the prisoner under
the statute, and order him to pay a penalty of 201. over and
above the value of the silk found in his possession, or to
andergo four mouths' imprisonment in the House of
Correction.
MARYLEBONR.—Mirrsarous DISAPPEARANCE or A
FEMALE SERVANT AND AN INPANT.—Mr. ASl3dOlerl re-
siding at 11, Park-lane, Dorset-square applied to Mr. 1;ong,
requesting his advice and assistance under circumstances of a
most distressing nature. On the previous morning his
'errant loft his house, taking with her his female infant, 18
months old, and delivered to him a message at bin place of
business, in North-row, North Audley.etreet. In a short
time she left to go home ; but nothing more had been heard
either of her or the child: he was, therefore, suffering much
anxiety on account of their continued 'beerier, and he
knew not what course to adopt under the circumstances.
—Mr. Long: The better pla will be for you to
go to the etatien-bouse, and make known to the police what
you have now mentioned here.—Applicant : I have been to
all the station-houses, your worship, and to a number of hos-
pitals, but can get no information of my child. My principal
object in addressing you, sir, is, that my application to you
may gain publicity through the preen—bir. Long: The
gentlemen here who attend for the papers may probably
take notice of what you have here set forth, but with that I
have nothing to do your child will, I hope, be restored to
you.—The applicant thanked his worship for the attention
which be had paid to him, and then left the court —The
infant had on a light merino frock, and a puce-coloured
cloak.
SOUTUWARK.---DISTCRTIANCES IN THE QUEEN'S
BENCH PRISON.—Mr. Seeker received a letter from one of
the inmates of the Queen's Bench prison, representing thee
a disturbance had taken plow there' during which his life
was threatened, and concluded with a request that the ma-
=would attend there, for the purpose of hearing and
determining on the evidence that would be produced for his
consideration. On receipt of the above communication, Mr.
Becker proceeded to the above prison accompanied
by Mr Taylor, the clerk, and commenced an exa-
mination into the origin of the alleged disturbance.
Captain Hudson, the warden of the prison, and his
deputy, were also present during the proceedings.
Captain Francis ffiggenson, R.N., stated that on Tuesday
last a personnametTlayer, air inmate of the prison, was
pumped upon in consequence of some information he had
given relative to a young woman with whom he was ac-
quainted, and which led to her being taken into custody
and examined at the Lambeth Police-court. Several of the
other inmates olds gaol feeling very much annoyed that
Mr. Player should have acted in the manner he did on the
occasion, took an eppvtunity of seising upon him when
the allows of the Ova were not present an
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ging him the pent, placed him under it, and
pumped upon his seta he was wet to the skin.
Subsequently to that est el violence, information was eon-
offal to the warden, wire immediately instituted aniinorg
the elecumateness. That la the course of the p
=WO apt. al) having witnessed the outrage per
lie. pep r, was requested to attend the exa-
gainediekin seder to give his statement of what he had
beheld G. nee idea. 11e did accordingly attend, endgame
evideneh'ead es his return into the body of the prison, he
wasessßsiwithbrettags and yellings of the mostdiseardent
doeserriaind threatened, besides, with personal violence,
hte e beers" ea informer and representing
the hob bad oesareed with respect to the gentleman
who led lees pumped urn. Re added, that from the
threats end gestures of ee within the walls of the prison
towards Mu, he absolutely went in personal danger, ii,pd
therefore= the protection of the magistrate to whom
be nod on the subject. He then proceeded to
give the MUM of individuals on account of whose threats he
Gad grounds he the present proceeding. A man named
Lyon yes then brought horn the body of the prison
into one room where the examination was held,
aid Captain Higgeneon stated, that on Tuesday,
the 16th instant, the defendant, in reference to the
pert he (witness) took in the inquiry before the warden,
warned him to take care of what he was about—that he''
would smirk him—and that he would be served out, if not
is the Inonshig, at night. The defendant was mho use of the
parties who assailed him with yells on ids Wiled the in-
quiry before the warden—that he verily beans&fin intee-
hm of the petty were to commit more eosins peemnel
violence upon him than that of !moping lapin Wm, end
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keep the peace for three months.—William Oriffn Masters,
inmate of the same prison, was also held in the same aseeties
to keep the pules, and Captain H*geneen direaled to ,
make application again, if he should be molested by say if
his fellow pioneers.
WESTMINSTER.—Dsattro ROBBERY— Thoa. Create.
and JoAn Bird were re-examined charged with entering the
dwelling-house of Mr. Lemister, and stealing 1001., and
John Ilrle and Mary Anne, hie wife, taken into custody
yesterday morning by, Inspector Shackle of the ffeesenee
police, were also PS at the bar charged with Mimi err
corned in the same robbery. At about seven is the
of the 18th inst. Mr. Lemister having been inform:era
return home that during his absence toatateps bed boos
heard in the sitting-room on the Met floorzemeieff dews
when he discovered that a small drawer ile eselenle,
ten 101. Bank of England notes, had bees eimiel eft The
police were immediately sent for, and epos es entembelles
of the premiss e it was evident that an enterer led bees
effected from a yard in the rear of the house, the beak deer
having been left unlocked. On the following morning
Bird sad Crockett presented one of the stolen notes in pay-
ment for some clothing the former had selected at Mr.
Hurt's, 83, Ratcliffe-highway, when they were given into
custody. Bird accounted for the poesesston of the note by
stating that hisdaughter had picked it up with a small drawer.
Crockett declared he knew nothing of the transaction • but
having met Bird, with whom be was acquainted, had walked
with him to Hart's shop.—Mr. Lemister, the prosecutoruid
he had been on terms of intimacy with Hyde for some time,
and the latter well knew that he was in caseation of a
large sum of money. Prosecutor bad been in treaty
for a shop and business in Peter-street, and Hyde accom-
panied him there on the day of the robbery. After remain-
ing some time, during which they had some liquor, prosecu-
tor wanted to go horns to fetch some money, upon which
Hyde said he had no occasion to go, and lent him some
silver. He again talked of going home, but Hyde again per-
suaded him to stay, and said that if he did not, some of the
things for which he had bargained, and which were then on
the premises, might be carried away. Prosecutor was not
to take possession of the premiscs until the Monday following.
On prosecutor's observing that he would go home and fetch
3.51., Hyde offered to lend him that sum. Hyde went away
in the mune of the afternoon. bet in oonaequence of his per-
suasion prosecutor remained until seven o'clock, when he
was sent for from home, and discovered his loss.—Mrs.
Lemister entered into a lengthened statement, in the course of
which she'said that Hyde told her about two hours before the
robbery that there was a disturbance between her husband
and Mrs. Fisher (the proprietor of the house in Peterstreet),
and that he was going to stay there all night. Mrs. Le-
mister went to Peter-street, and on her return, at a
little after six, Mrs. Hyde came into her back par-
lour. Mrs. Lemister then went up stairs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hyde, and had some conversation, in
the eosins of which Mrs. Hyde recommended her to put
the money away, as Mr. Lemister, if he had been drinking,
was as likely to come and take it all as he was 101. Mrs.
Lemister then took the small drawer and money from the
bureau and placed it in a box underneath one of her caps, and
placed there two sheets of paper over it and closed the box.
Mn. Hyde then went out with her, and shortly afterwards
Mrs. Lemister main went to Peter-street. Shortly after this
it was discovered that the drawer and money had been
taken from the box. There wee plenty of other
property of value in the room, but nothing else
was removed. There was only a low wall which separated
Mr. Lemister's yard from the prisoner Hyde's, and, with a
knowledge of where the money woe deposited, it would
scarcely have taken a minute to have entered the house and
earned the notes off.—Hyde and his wife positively denied
all knowledge of the rubbery, and said prosecutor and his
wife had been drinking to excess on the evening in question.
—Mr. Broderip remanded the whole of the accused until
Saturday.
GREENWICH.—Taa THIETIB. Cave AT MAUR HILL.
Collett alias Collett, Phillips, and Jones, who stand charged
with committing felony at the Royal Naval School, and with
being concealed in a subterraneous passage for the purpose
of breaking into the dwelling house of W. Alwin Soames
Esq., Vanburgh-fields, Blackheath, were finally examined.
The depositions having been read over, some trifling mat-
ters of evidence were added. The prisoners were committed
for trial.
WANDSWORTII.--OBSTRITCTIOX ON THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY.—PKUIC Pendrey, appeared on a summons
lug him with having, on the sth inst., unlawfully,
cloudy, and negligently, driven a cart with two horse,
across the Richmond Railway, and by so doing causing an
obstruction to a train, and placing the lives of the passen-
gers in imminent danger —John Suntan, engine-driver,
employed by the South Western Company, stated that on
Friday week, the sth inst., he left the Nine Elms' terminus
at forty minutes part ten o'clock in the forenoon with the
express train for Richmond. This train stops at none of the
stations, and performs the journey throughout in fifteen
minutes, travelling at the avenge speed of thirty miles an
hour. Alter leaving Putney station some distance in the
rear, they reached Mr. Lobjoit's market-garden grounds,
through which the line passes on a level. There are several
occupation gates which are expected to be kept closed when
there exists no necessity for the occupier or his servants to
cross the line, and especially at a time when a train is
nearly due. When at the distance of about half a mile he
saw a man in the act of opening a gate to let a cart and two
horses through, and he instantly opened the steam w histle
to warn the man to clue the gate. The man took no no-
tice of the signal, but prepared to cross the line. Withers
was then at not more than 200 yards distance, and, believ-
ing a collision to be inevitable, he shut off the steam, flew
to the breaks, and told Rotherham, the stoker, to reverse
the engine. As the train reached the craning the engine
cleared the tail of the cart by less than an inch. So satis-
fied was witness that a collision was inevitable, that he had
prepared to jump eff the train to avoid being killed.
Witness afterwards communicated what had occurred
at the Barnes station to the police-constable on
duty there, and who had been an eye-witness of
the whole transaction. He did not know how
many passengers were in the train, but their lives
were certainly endangered. Had he been driving any
other engine that morning than the " Fly," he had no hesita-
tion in saying that a very serious accident would have
occurred, the Fly being the easiest engine to reverse which
the company possess.—Samuel Brownsmitb, the guard, said
that there were ten passengers. When he heard the whistle
sounded he jumped up and saw the defendant halt a mile off
in the act of opening a gate to let a cart and two horses
through: the cart was then at a stand-still. In a moment
afterwards it was 1111=a1111111111 the line. Witness imme-
diately applied hie end they fortunately, but most us
expectedly, demi the of the cart. He was positive the
defendant imert berre beard the train, if not the whistle ; it
was blows helms be bad got out of the fields.—Mr. Papa,
here observed that he could not convict in this case, under
the 17th de= el the sth and Bth Viet, sip. 55, as it only
extended hopmease astaelly In the employ of a railway com-
paay, The oesejlamplibles, woo a arlemismur, of which he
could me dispose. He Its mei is which it was
high/y seessary for the esm to heat, and he should
menthe it to the Railway Oemmlieners as one of these
CUM thatthe law had as yet provided nosesmfry punishment
for. He comidered the ace, as it at prang stood, came tsar
the 3d and 4th of Victoria, cap. 97 alb. He miniaturist
that this man had wilfully masa late east to emote ea e►
etruction, and that he had 111111111.5.14 Se &met this
It was the most wanton risk of be bed lewd et hr sem
time. The defendant was then removed hem the bar MN
the dock, and the charge., as entered upon the plimolsest,
was that of wilfully driving a cart and two hems seems the
Richmond Railway in such a manner as to obeleset
engine end carriages using the railway, and so as to tiler
ger the safety of persons conveyed in and epos the
The depositions were then formally taken, and the Omer*
wancommitted to take his trial for the misdemeanour ettlm
adjourned sessions for Surrey. Mr. Paynter cossenersil to
take two bail in 101. each for his appearance, and
that he had come to that court on a summons onl;3=
take his own recognisance to appear with his this day.

MONEY MARKET.
T attaspay Bourn's.
The improvement of yesterday was fully main-
tained in the funds to day. But towards mid-day the sale
of 60,0001. Consols at 91 by a respectable broker Area cot
rather a discouragement over the market, and Case* re-
ceded for the moment to 901 to 1. They recovered entre-
quently, however, and left off 911 buyers for swam and
911 for account. It is probable that prices might have been
still fractionally better but that money was rather tight en
the Stock Exchange, where it commanded from 3 to 31 per
cent. for short penods, lay a week or a fortnight, though
easy from day to day at 2to 21 per cent. Reduced Threes
wen 911 to 1, Three-and-a-quarter per Cents. 93 to 1, Long
Annuities 9 9-16 to 1, Bank Stock 2031 to 2041, India Stock
240 to 1, Exchequer. bills par to 50. premium.
Foreign stacks were held rather more firmly at former
prices, and in some cases with a slight improvement, but the
transactions have been so few and unimportant that it would
be difficult to say hew far they can be considered more than
nominal. Dutch Two.and-a-Balf per Cents. advanced to
581 to 1, the Fours 921 to I, at which rates business was,
and might be, done. Spanish Fives were 241 to 51 ; the
Threes, 341 to 4, which are rather higher rates 11190. Por-
tuguese, 34 to 5 Mexican, 22 to 1. Venezuela, 38 to 9.
Brazilian, 85 1..7.
As an opportune supp'ement to the returns of the aggre-
gate note circulation, and the metallic movement, on ammo
of the United Kingdom for the four weeks ending on tie
30th ultimo, and comparatively at the use pried het jeer,
which appeared under this head 7eWealay, the
notice of the operations and note cuseletion of thsiedrawil
France for the last year may. not be aaaeseptable :
Average note circulation in 1846:
IW—Hank of Prune MeV* *ma
Breathe.. of the Bank BASIV.S.
Joint-etcck tanks aII,SWASO

Total 35=8P)
Or say in starling about 14,200,0001., w is somet.
name than one-third of the note circulation of the United
Kingdom. The average of securities in portfolio for
year is thus stated:
Book of Promos 1111,747r11 Man.
Branches of the Bonk
Joint-MAW Who 77,253,100

Told 2511,0111,000
ilie
The eigrepes dieseuat operations of the banks are thus
given tif pear:
Sot of frame 1,404,244,000 &seen
Baal breathes
Bonk a assedesus
Ilimii ef Beam
Doh et Mow
. .. 40,674,309
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err= be pried pated range grarian%
the t seMeleady and explicit.
mei. b thitilline tionteleed serariat et Ai the liabilities
and migagasemin YY Wink the wpm Ird entered. Ile wished
this to be mod, end sherd wee esearies to the effect, that the
InSonerisalit plat therm to derlene sr the proprietor.
—lle Charm neelaral Mr. narked that be bed stead fully and
spray le the main& to rigor hr. the whet d the earn-
mere bete era the id
NW the dineters bed
sabre te anne lea he the err • er ma that de-
sired try Mr. artt err be eiefeeleld to Dee Web the
.--4 mblelk Ibbe Ow" lb.
Brij, No. laditaberrtra.= tam rearbleme took
part, sr esker la Mr. erred withdranng We [rithe.
The carter melee was weer we elder dinosaur area es was
ales a resiera deals/ft a Marra Ike be belt year errs re Slit
December tar to the Me it bar per cent. Mr. Beyweet moved,
and Kobe deft seemed" slat of thinks to the bred d director.
for themerg, istaby, end jedgment with which they bed conducted
the Wein et the tempay-. The usual routine Wren was then
transeeted.

Meeting, Feb. 18.—Mr. J.
M'Gregor to the ebair.—'fhy martini was convened for the pur-
pose of subitil appromi the drafts of the following bills,
shout to be Ybaiwi lif the evalbsEestern Company Into par-
liament dasher the mama amiss, six. No. I, for a railway
to caammt the Lake aid Oresawich Railway, and the North
Kest Res at dm Illwadisikelera Railway, with the Bricklayer.'
Arms Mai Ihibm,—Ne. I Ihr • railway from the South-Eastern,
Gramme*, mid eilmr Midway, at Strood, to Join the Smith.
Easter; Camlesiary, Rimis sad Margate Railway, at Chinon,
ism
t, with bremaire la careen and Faversham Creek.—Nap.
for • rmtiay tam dm Nardi Lest line of the Seuth-Rastera Rallwed,
at lawhilmt, Is Tamitritio, with branches to Garda* 111101•111111.1.
Maidstone, sad Padilleit West—Nam 4, for a railway Ram the 1111101.
EMMA Railway, at Maiddeme, to the same railway, at Grad Clod.
tier Adalord.--No. I, ler brash always from the North Rest lime
at the loath-Easkirm lailermy, Rear Lewisham, to Casper
ficalal7.—Nm Om a loamy ism the South-Faatern,
art Rwikesess isitemy. r Wink b Maidstone.-84. 7, la wishis
the eamtmay la widen Om Imam and Greenwich Railway `a
at die mileage Oak LeatlisaJinfte Rkaikm.—No. S, for
stalls asemmimmiethia iambus of the lkellisFAMera and
tondos, WON% mid Rest Coast Railways, at arms laadmi-
bri= ter the eneememele thereof. And also fir the popme
of sMalteang bye-ht mime, tad nil"- fee
the summermweilltdits vokelekbp be le an an Moe to the
South-Fasts= Raihrmy °mew._ And at whether
Interest at any and Mat rats neat be pen an die paid-up capital of
the No. 3 and No. 4 ohms.
The tbabose, le merry ilne reosierm dist the draft et the
Ma be soproved. men thee the poison Min they were Mae
to promote le dig swim et pedlemet lot all renwel the opprobe-
Ma at tr trosholdma getili so ids amoptise-not at lbe
lawrishen
.11, sod Vendee Tbsiebsd boo mob pink
illella Im imsehals. beenele ot
Weems scurfona sol Inghlem rod Neet Omer honest
Medway Compeela• red eleimeele hod bre men onearomiell
the eiromitmen They woe mane thet • eamlbrame bed obi
an the 40 doomber, Nam •a deputed= at Se Sorb-
Moms MOW swift Iletehre Osopertfe nod, god gebeeder-
manage Yobs 01011•1•1111 Met bed posed at thee, embeemse, In
order to Fenn a rasessmee erne as error, doge sedpsted that
• shortdmil order ion be Y ellawire i the ant mann
The shiondders had • vondhe report et Met let Moe dor The
depetedoe bed had twe mere letwOugge doe dist win do
dolmen sad Yr. &man din lidgblealtampenood
_am Milk&
your am mere to Mier about gm anent* Mamma et do
dinners arming bosom no lbe mail reed
to them Or draft simeletn bp the Ompos64.lga
term et the dolt wen Wl* that ne
=Lc
t.terr.the
Alm
OcuassiZatah daLmin.so.oi
the proseedwe other Non Mat penies, at the
same Mm
; with le
vmemlnonsdrewing their Moriares. ge
amenety,eent sod nodes Rill
that diond air Mb ea m make or
siq Weft the lo Yentas Sibs edger re-
=bodi TINA
die selmissant et die larderhetade Mask the menage-
men Amid be let with Yam. Inglemea Man the ree-
-1 mem le report Omen ; net le the mot et dos Irlintee
ease do semmemedobm et do IltlairpolV Ansa WA=
dr e-ditetoningersey, my can whin eeldha arise as to
the reatebseeleg wardroom an ether uposese, 8w be robrod
le ninendperties; net le the nen et an aosigamodoe bong
*WM es bonen the semoselms, • Ism et No be mud
mom) isilipe le eider dot*, mann admit°
he pill huddler reograu Malta be by the amen et
mine ea dem Vim Itenaneeerra tong est bird es_ yet
fully emiipril. nem empstime wen Mesh le the Yon d,
the doberea eel Yen. 111110 r, ed they, mbar sem seasiessa.
dom, Media Ohm midi Anti tatosesaskA with cent an be
Ras 1t lar Segennelera threesen. 78w wises Thenday ;
mad met dakellerthq ost soon arta dedrobr • settlemeat
dinteene Moog try ad preme. It me tless==
ago nmes et the Brlgnem Osman, that the
Lem engem The prepoilles wwe wonky thelrannin net
It was an Min re, bad an diatom whit to tad a warbotee.
If say ausweint drill be some to whin thcsoal man re-
someed the Mof the ood= shambeidam maid bee an
IraiimarvaMmd a wield ime atom le by termed the
*grommet Wore Om 7Y l.wimo,llo,
_soh nodes Iles
wee am Min 61111111MIN•Mlid Mt tie fillihars a smilis,
ens it Ow min Moen urn to no Detnen neepop, It ewe
• soft, Idler whk pod reallemie, an well km dee Mee
Weeleld*, nrsomdsh, eel °ragwort ems sena one
moor bi .oreyttem. The sad wend le WU=
natio WNW. • MY, the been big II ono at
The sot et Ode semenion embseledat UMIIL The GM et the
Drlddayorg Arm brown to the employ ram beam Men Mr.
Cab ledlesed be ememel the OEM of awry dier be
said they wired to be at JON* Wl* 111411111 NI Iwo
am-
perms, at IM yom elm moo dm MAK bed lam mot by the
comem le pridkimakia topers. yr mot dolmen to pat •
Mop to sea mono ma risme ememes. Ile Menet therefore to
her the • *May thsing delleed win tie dlrosigme et bon
hide boot Sot omit et the medendeel rew =am
bar sompoo at mod edgmetam—thr. lon
Menge the wpm' ammingo wield be ommegradge. Vend
=sMut anon le the abldopoeb Mos brush as a met JO
uet por, add road bed peon net be vet debt—The
dolma ated thea Wm* bed ma her resememene, al
the beawyemday It ametend a sa wan • paled d en ens
sefieekgree se dent memo Minim ea re poprielen; bia%. •
Rai heOs et the Irminnolora beh man Wrenn at idle, and
eAsZleoreeded. Asommodetbm itnet belle mst he id e
it the Linn. Morn easept et an mommo east
—• sett be tolleoll
tn et ten Nib daeln, dot
et do Mei dr itelipar Aims imam
men Me MOW mormey was do essolagillA, sod
inch 111111111memist MMus Se two empeeles be enstrAne
gridihreeg Arms shearer Mint tem& mantis fier net Men
sad ere se • dust eft lbe Ya OM at sairdigent the emprein
Marlins Mona Bridge eleine odd net posegrdne semoomen-
dm M. Tt V.? imembir dotted per dry pared se
tonedoe to Wide, on Oral net mu en rempseed
thde ,tt onus le men ramp ferward Mom May yid
al I pgr mot, Mom semlemodlol hailes.—The
Linos bevy, mon waselmewny, the arm* In ohm= Is
Its. VD, seglense Ilma It wend bon a steelmens at done&
den nen= Oren to Clam, tb Medi man be Tr mak an
Meer
Sea wm MUSK neves sembrel that lide, Milt the
Mee oblerad bayou win wreak man a" mean bon en
err renew poperdee a the IngtemVith rood* the
madealmary Merrell hi mar, if air mary
was wed spat • peat morem, it was to eleatehrd the
North Mot sol Ira Int line. Not km them
bAlf vim st mom weal be mod by no dm
et thr mar, seamparei OM id len There was • ems men
=rademinallzr.. now ollb thewerdizer.mr.,
mid= peed WOOL et the es-
=l:,ed w preelding don ewe oppeashos. Thb wee Imo experin
two eigerale Week The who to ft meezmatey,
this amegumod, be WOK The while spew et
eadoind ge VOW. neon stiles Ingram god nagesim
iamb word be 74,erel. The mine peon linen dloot.
Ilma the roMpree he sseltmleg R. $ MI, Mr. lon said they
bed mew am eapenseity et ft the radwey The two
empaides Milli nab -bolds the met Mee ape be ambe-
prier Y theamtry. They bed ]stir, =a=
mein thenursto Midi the eager no V dry
welilmos4 they Welt Mimi dor Mt by men
beget tan we whin epranotty award to loge opera
wend ma lee token, not me perseed Wag ea almagelailbe
vembi imposot or A wrongs' tong mem to. nn ere ended be
Mew fie Rae wealM • layer anew,
band be wand sinot
medlobbe re oilman/4 drat pro =Mem Itr. Orb eamerrel
Ne. waar aompoles mond the
lettarkt imed=albet It no two bomb *end MI le
odistorysemoromme. tee aft Wort
_=
selested too ea* ONNIPM) lid nos Ore his et tin
ems hely to aree go mit side led Mom do enssere et ice, ram
be was sage OM
bat to
Wail
oMmbe.S ease le is sweement MOM went be
bon emp At poen dbolledol
lAstarit of lb= pill dildina le
wag
tbe simulib wines bed
!Mpg se Melo. mealbeng

Ilk err* wed private eagagemedea sell dud there • martyr
the Mrimam team fare el le dal Ids colleagues
ill Or eavilireae d Wm powder% rep_ purees the
as semis. The qualm weelrendlea bergele.
dder rid it wee dr the werelhelle te WbOlser the 11.
ea rrs Wrirdr Mee wen et de
arerriersi
drallegreamilahLer he
*NW (11*-
nil) The War re toe empeake
arm ted Itrtokeig la=orirters et dr
AM ea the metal deerrere. he dead
Mdes. lathe he terra she Aetat be deer
imet Ihmerhe mil the ire led set ears. ter • selikemet eager
• Yi. la the ereerdeb it well be es dr Irma cd
the
milliellelMMeris WAR Xrd4,lNdlierraireete=aelmer
the etre Orpor Mb wow gell re Isar lenkm re
=et dr doe pm, eras be eMs
nee reward
Mat de woe • re** they by woreare.
dere ; he bard, however, re Teems be . reald
the Briahlea emery be weered le adopt pre/retirewere the Mersa et dr ileadeMerre the
email ream=
;MOM he that em perriellers. Me Impel the reett=
reidea the keereheillet tether k reeemilere deaths
ked se preerl helm where * re MOM areeez..=
nerd* thelrgrealr reread et the
=Led* as Memdes hal heesimderelit nemenery
kr re
he
rod premed* Imre weld set be
=Nerither it net revid==e4 V try bead
alVidif4l 11:1111:1101 le witether the aisle a ore the tree l:
tlw suti: yin es eamermi herr, ht hest
by riled wades ce twe =prate Mikes The
South lures of awe sr is et the Lowderdelddo...=
but with the private at May He whela Wag
ow-third etlheimiel sal walk, imaided at the erpmer. They
ked in with le We that Mirk by the plabseggeMsk is the
BrigglisaCmgemy seal ast aped Wm to pee up the elhestige
they ehigsed keel It without es spinlent.
reelfiaelftne.
whir eirelyweewera et the limmich, try had per.
deleedwetrat erenekik=det kr atimmer be the mak.
ward, de Om le emereadatka kr the Perth kit
Mrs, preseelled She eappritien thet wheamer
were .alter* err well le air re area et the hi=
, he the eared reek ; bat Omar nelginnemn (re
Oak palest sired he peters * tempi the lira
ELLaeeiiiaaa le MI le He whet he del is brew Nreet wart
gear Thera searres had a arms latasst. er les is we
doubt the anamparr white would he saggisted by Mom
Maphmes sod Chirt inell be
all y bah. The
mrspney bri km premeil part of re leed In
WISE perked hr odenaloa, awn they had Mee=
=Mill Weal bled them reel, be Derretnit. The OF
reword weard *•Mrla re Mee Meat belt-
way es Ownerlerweeser It meddler te say rtes the arra
hr thie week were ha Lee yew prim won ebtelmi kr eyed.
les MUM is ealeellaT ENE VIM& WNW serdese the
MUM
to :ilia thrala 1 mere war err rat
wee new DEM NUE thet alreetypeemeed the Orr
rh=es • Mali to
la Ira laid dews by des
peed le the Neer lath hair
trlpea eett6la wwbwwYerMittalM,MN. The
bee saris line whisk the impend Drilla bark weld km
meld se dear be More he to homed Were We the north
Rat wed* berg; hat it did rut biker tat tree eamena. Vers.
tired, ward ale marl est The dreams well bee the
power bawl them eat, bellerebg they wend he semerey here
her. The M. 4MO wee be •re dram se ureasa =des
his. rah err pre thresh • .57 d 155 r heett„
ad would Wefts with rem Merl* prbehe tediseees.
Mir the acre meet mode is year Mr theldeemal, it me
Si that the east at Oa the bens Mailer is Cher meld
be se sweet, that It hed indrelerl shwa Iler these serege.
mere would not apply to thorniest Mk ter Or Ihe rearm pew.
peer to take the tine subject to seeli ensweereuls asatighttratter
he sasationed. Velem this is earl be are remaratro in a
teemerial speetdatlos. the ENEEIN. NEW est exweettille weerklers
to mem et it. TM Motet ad lielislewe Y weal idle ltdo.
Mee se *Mk lbw sake me err le tearer the AIM rem* The
W reedvel mei ell eel .Mister Ism Mr. Haim
l•
a put hireelf eat et re way le sear rasa herlog
year is sea
imberes REEN•NiNg et dr sorrel sew
bib were prod sub it ma EDO TNIERIE Met riarit et the em et
a par oar r the peld.apital et the kw% eel /*. 4 Mem eene.
amelae from the Ist op ion. Jen. last. drat la Orel red this
shine should be Waled to • drifted. Maims as. the wad to
the 'brow sad driers, sae the =erg trie re.
LTNN AND ELT.—Sposial 18.-Blr Win,
Mesa, he the (bar The ddlerft terns of leer eased by
the Imre 011111 leak load empries we cud
by edamearetry ;-0. I. The her Mk he kr the Yea at 119=
red Eel ereresee ea the cley Thee the Moe in
and reedy kr rear* 1. for the is year of the Sin the ossreel
rent deft la is sear as will pay a clear Writhed cif St. per seat
▪ 584,4111K0he meat et the rare espial at the Lys ar Ely,
tb eon SuMinoloo. men loon is Dreher Orapenir 3. Per
the reddest et the Mr the rand roe shell be ear • wen as will
pay • ire didolowi on NM ohm euplei. keemittl= thee
to 5.405 ke the tire higrdela ea re INIER
MEW amerlei kte M. ohms, is ht ee
god thr 111. per mt. 4. Dee Lima =I Mit.ity red
all I.ysa swil Dreher wstll
the hew rwrsaares, rears bireit at Sr pet IS. as sere
paid by them he drib is eels as their dire. her the day
wham eseieser ware dieing pride ; but the Ely wal
lea prerieten shell, melt interest, en creditalltia4
sk intwerreelk naked by them. ft. ion Eastern Orris *rpm
er the Mena on all mere wed by the Lynn irt
Ely eitltentlepiee, and Lyme is Denier Orepries, er say a
them betheesler of 29 4101 i.. ore doll Irma, theme srepro
=the repsyret ear lueresed mar" Iles Trier
Orpsavretaprerlde Misr mrst,..=4l:eald
"seli="" reserry dr le their
the lam ZMawd Itrerwiler awl sad
Dreher Taltwies. Teri Ihdteari. wise, NEE S deo pro-
vide dr airCiireirred kr eerlevaties my wads kr which the
Laurel repawyeg= peereeela tremor
aria 7. Eisler brat art per the
=...toisilr. warm belerrs
_•=d;w—watt lay GM km
eel Dears Commemorate daywhen the her
wromers** neeleiner red tree teammates), reerreal,ml
it weld Wirth* wiser* to adopt or repair. lie Ore!, they
RPM Fri se weer tobasdopted by this oswirow—e• re,'• Tee,
71.=be therght 6 per cant. intend INN reeeddea, brides
had desk t per cent interent ea demi* mesh oda which
wee set tureleL Re would, therefore, more thsle aderua. After
a bob( dierelee. a resulutka In tram et the sourer with the
MOMS Omer Company was war rerserly, ad the diren
ton were reerusled to take arm kr it imelleet.
ELT AND EIINTINODON.—EpIICia • .Y 0). 18.—
Mr. Lacy In the chair. The egresseet wIll" the Counties,
adopted by the Lynn and Ely, was are parr rear wady at this
metes.
LTNN AND DEATH AD.—Special
Dry be the thaw. The ogrecisent with the Ulster& Counties, S
el at to two twerp store reported,
was pawned missimaely.
lltrersil.— Orrery Meetwey.—Feb. 18.—Oekeel Sims
la the S. A regent Ore the dimeelses was reed, rederiug their
=go inhale the shenholare that •my restert yelper ha
the reeds et the esearry bed has rabid breetet.
thy. Koreply adlrn ressieed hem the bells_ Ili Mien.
As Wee wire her et the lbet Ma Osiers" drab= with the
=E we berm • weeds. weld be NM lebleaseakeet
It retie erro-
r whiles up the array'array'Vreen the
apparel at there as a no et 7,5415. Is. Id. at she hied.
After ear drewelea, the report ma adepled, wed the dials
agreed mall ea arty neer( to lay helms the sheededhas is
inkeirlir as tro batter lodge the to eared to sreset of
diadem.
WAVIETOID, WEXFORD, WICALOW, AND DUILEIL—.
altsinied Noels" Feb. 18. —lord Carer is the ire. The
amber pear the parlor day its the *direr et He diersee
end kr the seer is peen in is rabileadm we r-
eload : the drama ewe 11.1011 ram; he
the new 415 d, rig lON Arm eed mehrt • maid* et
1620, mem sad KM dewed kr the MOM mdse. A keg drew
Ma eras; •strami pally Irmo serisibs will. dr diddle. a
Igo arks, et elan the di et the erwerart twelegber Yet
by a ladrisel tyres. Or rearm this prereal the the is
dryad is be sera WM, Ira Wicklow; rider rimer
• aergeq. dieser es oil that meld harm err let
be leerkt- inard at immelomy mewing. Atter • hag NM err
Li=the redeem pet the rosette. empowering the Mires
vl6 He szembried of the bill, is ishia • pell me de.
meded rear ;to ors at eight o'clock, al the meek Ile be
desired at • eased* to be held the day.
- • -•-

ExErso AND- C MEDI TON SpeC jai IffaiNt.-11ZOORY,
kb. 17.—Mr. J. N. Seller in the chair. Thb =kW lees week
to wader a propped= made by the Taw Vale Olem, b fate a
hue et ibe latex awl troika le mketalty. ea the Meek( terme
—km per kik le be peal hy ke Taw Vote °many ea komat
geibep ambe4 the sweat See per Sib. me to • he=
=deka meeetkg it per elk the miles ie be
; tbe puha be he aMmefiel ear debseektg koddrd k
medal eipmek est toe leam to be ovemteed by the to Weis-
Mr. Thus. (a &tam M the Taw Vale Onmpear)
thee Ike prepokka edepted. eat OM be, la erbboation
wear(l
kraelen (Mews. Leak= wed 8. Doke) be a
esameikee he mem Ike se augemeat. ter tO SO
masks ea Tama SUL . Tomessald oweeketlitnrhe
Weeders ewe beams at Ile frampagy; they bed aced Y elehevelty
with ths view et a =deft thedarebelimme to de betmeedas
(whesabenthathedissamandkankhtheadesirilsetereme.
may wee repaikteL ) lbek Ike of sisirt via set la ameed.
esm vlathe hake ebereets hap meamtk at Mils etas*
k thleamem. lie led beet sukkeel to thst meekt oder
deism had Immetweet deka he • amigema.
"dole eke ad the Andes se &hely bat eke rehiesd
te eaterkla km remit pigetWee slit ley hal welt be miry
wet the ~emikes. *bleb Vey mmet hem Ilk. wee aft kemerdemee
elk ekelree ebbeeets rest Wyk*. pmedelses.
shiedka the eke et the het =.lelhed=elbea thee
soleillad ter thireeadame=
the peepeakketthe Eked sat Izatarndlinty cempley. "The=
rem appeklat tea potheelea lemma ma at their hesedoehoweee
dlembere et Net employ. Me Yid it to be meollei le la
latiemle ot the ltaskr sal Dean milky, that law Aril
be Di Dwain le semi the belle hem the Mere et Doak
Isabela whisk the abeam were lamely at mile.—
Z. Weaker, Ilk (ludrase et the keement et the Ikea.. Task.
awl Derebuiler taiwaatimemeadet Mr. Usenet melka.-311.
that the dram= Neil sot put the me.
Mt=liel Ile railar meek aut et
amok
the Ikkbel ak Vaasa rimy sompeetr. Ihe II set 9 op.
Meridaehalled ike keit too
wammy. It weal be le
• sepakke tar • whir they mak eat holly awry
gm. mrang ;he Vow Vale NNS 1111 omelette tbe
..ew, they rest be very awakes to akepiele tkir
Nei
kale the awe yeses. woes the poem et the Cease ask
Pr ter me aura, destag i sib pedal ke phis weal
set peprelMleet admobspe Time wee se power to emelkate
• ememkee. Ike gams asked kr, ea k wait belfr
peeeeksi tbe there—Mr. J. Wake= Willer le timp
Illswany salekthell OA the meek( ime perbegy amplest to
eater • webbed aperetat bare pip to
rh.=wry tit Una et that samemeet bile=lreg
kaki Mats rambelea far make bee ea epromat le
saw elks yedill pediment shaeld grant reessai=
wee set se elpeelleaelie es le eel ea km ha
sktia
het elk retwere le the appobleekt eta he Ilk put
laseembeteg IL • dkemeee moral. Mr. Thiene,
Mr. drew eel Mr. I.*(aliermea ef the lbw vales e.
pry), mak it he a eammillee t. 4 Mr. H. Davy,
Mr ILlbeekt Wakes Renter Or railway), Mr.
11n11•NOP plerak.keirmae), Ned Mr. kaki (atasany to the &heel
sod Labe wows) espremed ammo kik= kit nes ask de.
Invent et the powers et threllote he asmeektem ilerkkkee.
meek wee. Ni ski kir yak et Mr. Theme% madam wee wi
draws; sall It ow Meet OM the peepaillea et the Tae Vale auk
pony meepled aid eisplet kw semed, and Mr. Tema
esessial, ea emeatealat: "Thet the kw Vie Balky set Desk
~ay beim lammeelek le team • bees or meek • treimahr skids
Whew, It k Gewetkoa meerkle es, neelalleaster eaketednie;
Nair pespeekkaa, lemma se les ney be reekkey the
Ilk ma ea elp. 11, pralkeks the ale hirer
say
Mbar camessq sOt *NW small le Ills d Ireigamillse•
Tho Cbelemik ht reply le Sikkim at Ilr. lbws, stesnall tt
wail hem beta sa meet beekely ee them perks wek whoa key
hal hem la Meek It the keskeme lad re onkel them=gii
memloalle~im kerbs. kr the paws el
Oak kileeme. Ile dlieeleee be semikeed es the omeellee
set as mew trek= ; bat the legbharare sew asakeopilei • viii
dee skew hi Oa megekkey, ad as keg at eke wee my kook he
Anal mike. di Mk et smart, be ademmale9 to diet tit
tat bra Me lasemks bestb, kb the media et
ealke.--0a the dlkka, Mem heats won belly tar Os
tomettket. dee v:
the essA man. A pol kr Ora de.
smallet. Ike malt wee—ft the adaket
mekdtp, Et. The emetlar elso ealearaentairlaijaat.
OLOVONSTIR AND Pozen or TlaaLzMi-porket
msekap.--Olaweekk Feb. 11l
S. Oskar la
kW kart sakeeneldby seek that, .Bhemi year were bed the
limeme et meetteg the ~eke al their Int swim" were&
emped kesekklie-
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