The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-18 00:00:00

EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1.869.

name for an Austrian despotism. While the
matroverey remains what it is now, a struggle h►
tween the Indians and their tyrants, no intervention
of other Powets should eclipse ear position, whisk
is that of sympathy with the oppressed, and not of
complicity with the oppressors.

The government have resolved to issue a commis-
sion to acquire into sod report on the recruiting sys-
tem of the army.

gbe court.

The ()peen held a Court yesterday afternoon at
Bockfzirtnee Paste.

The Sheriffs of London sad Middlesex, Yr. Aldermtn
Hale and Mr. Condor, seem:spooled by the City Ranee-
brumes, had as &adieu* of the Queen, to receive her Ma-
jesty's teemed. with respect to the reeepeka of as address
tram the Corporation of the City of Londe& upon the birth
ef her LOW. grandam. The Sheriffs were prenatal to
the Qom by the Right Hon. Spacer Walpole, Soots ary of
State for the Hama Departeseat.

Her Majesty vas plia•ed to appoint Tuesday seat. at I
o'clock is the albemeea. at Backiaglaant Pace, Lie the m-
ega a at the Wrens.

itee Mews 'silo Prim Common wal lie received fame-
&defy adiervienia.

Mr Marisa Travdysta was prosen4sl to tits Quota at as
amass" by Lord Stsoky, Secretary of Slate for India,
mod Mari hods as hig appointed Governor of Madras.

Mr. esceiftry Walpoir m 1 Lord Simadey tad addiction
of her Maisety.

The Chmieniros wended by the Feel of Verdant, Lord in
Waiting, and the Hon. Mortimer Saokville Wad, Groom in
Waiting.

7b imam Consort rode on bombe& yesterday, attended
by Caphsis tbe Men. D. de Rea.

-Tie;Frbewees Alice ►ad Helen► teak a carriage drive.
The Owe sad Prince Caren hoecered the performance
the Petnewera Theatre with their pressoce in the owning.
atteadienee were Lady Cinrchol, the Has. Beatrice Ilyng,
the Hoe. Emily Catheert, the Earl of Veral►m, Colonel
F. H. Seymour, end Captain the Hon. D. de Hoe

A deputation respells( Portpatrke Haebrear had an in-
terview with the Secretary et Us Tressary yesterday The
&petrels' condstad of Vitesst Dah7uple, Hal ot Bodes,
ee Ws. Dunbar, Bare., M.P., Ws Astray Army, Bat,
M.P., Cwieael laTtstall, Mr. W. Hoagies, M.P., Mr. E.
Kee, M.P., Mr. 8. P. War, M.P., Mr. 7. Chet, M.P.,
Mr. A. Lamy, M.P., Has. L. Lord Mad
liradlics, M.P., Mr. C. ralears, Odom' &NM
Kan, M.P., rad Caged. At Adak Y.P.

TM Earl Dalawszr's Math his so mesh impronsl
tube the hist bw days bat Ids Webb yesterday took a
cordage hive with bar layship. Illiewld his lordship am
tier Se so ea favourably, he will cone to tows rut week le
Mind b lie duties se Lord Cbmberlda.

H Lady Citarehill has arrived at the Bt. George',
old.

Bir Edward Balms. Lytton entertained a Wert
party, yriadpedly of (asthma tam Aasindia, ot Ma wad-
dodo la Park-loaa, NI Wodasodoy. T. were prewat—
Lord dlhod Charebrn, Mr. PitayoraM,lLP., Mr. George a.
Lloyd, Ms. &Md. Q.C., Mr. H. D. Wolf, Mr. Gordroa
Chaser, Mc Roomy, Mr. awry Moor, Kr. M. H. Mandl,
M P., Uhlman Mr H. W. Oinks, Kr. Fortormi, Mr.
Hoary Tqlor, Mr. Arcbar, add Mr. Comoros.

IV; sibistead fist Lard Ifaisarairary b &p-
-rimed Gods PHs& Mower& Vyst, We of the Mos, to
M Comet it Jelie, Ile J.

Mr. 86=1.11forres.. ILP., Booordor of Hall, sad the
anther of "The Diary of o Lates nylons," hie asompted
tbe aloe of Meant in Lwasety, just vacated by Kr. IMigiss.
The reprenatation if Illt;a.t dace biomes mast.

His. Excelling, 84 W. Starke, tie N.w Lewd
High G nicairkeer a the lonise Isiseda, arrived at Malls
the 7th Wind by the Poilairaler and Woad stemer
Prather.

Ia tho Heim of Colotoos, is Moody math,
sod, Mr. Ittellantoos wdl sok t►e lholoOry d &Ms lot
lade, '• whether it be the Wends et bet /liagesty's
govermeest r resemommd t. bar lisiesty le egystat a thy
el thiakiii.lag b Almighty OA la mitsewledgemat of
bit pest arty is igloos mom oo tYe British area Is
gulling the smelt la ladle, mil is the st-weabliektemil of
&kik pewee."

In the evening of Friday last our distinguished
aTaly4sr, Mr. Gibson, dined with tha Prince of Wales at
Ikea, aad ea Saturday Trig bs royal Wars Tidied
lir. Ouredes sada. The lading deratess af the Berne
oddity hare indritel their rams be AN prised' Awning-
boot.

Th. Hoh. Jobsalaker, aaleabie of the Legialettee
Comma (tlle Upper Noma), at Aeslaida, is. Jut arrived ia
Jaskol. Thiesnikers, wbaria me of ea breast Issloil
sal sank posesistas la Swat Aslant* arbors be bee Isms
•W 4 lately boll VW alias a( that Midas, la the Wash
red by He seminar rasa at the onset la dosed with as
adios b. bar Nsigaty is the alaraleee of the Ptiataas
Royal.

LATEST INTELLIGRINCE,

HANOVER.

(IT ILICTITC ♦ID INIWILNATIONAL TZLIONAPI.)
(11031 OCR OWN COILLESPONDENT.)
HAMBURG, Pas. 17.
The proposition made in the Hanoverian Upper
Chamber to restrain the exportation of hones gave
rise to a warm debate, in the course of which it was
contended that any French attack on the Po and
Rhine would be • moo beUi. Prussia's dilatory
policy was denounced as anti-German.
The proposition was unanimously agreed to.

AUSTRIA.

(IT ILICIILIC MID INTIANATIONALL

MAK 041 OWN

VIENNA, Fill. 17.

Austria will send representatives to the Park
Conference provided England and Petunia guarantee
that the Italian question shall not be mooted.

ICXPREBB FROM PARIS.

(nox or& ows col

PARIS, TIVIINDAY EVENING.

Th. warning to the Preen signifies nothing more
than this—that there is a difference of opinion in
high quarters as to the precise line of dissimulation
which should be observed towards the public. Some
of the Emperor's most devoted servants have failed
to interpret his oracular speech in the suet sense
in which he meant it to be read—sinning either by
representing that war was altogether improbable, or
speaking of it ea too imminent. The Patric of to-
night, having probably imbibed a fresh dose
of official inspiration, tries to hit the
mark so as to give astisfaction. It re-
jects as unsound the opinion that Franco
has no right to interfere in Italy, and also the idea
that she is to run a muck at the treaties of 1815.
The right doctrine is that the treatise, however
"detestable, as M. Thiers said," mast not be violently
torn up, and must be respected to a certain extent ;
that attempts must be made to revise them peaceably
in certain potato ; and that war on account of them
I must be regarded es a mestere of the last extremity.
The article appears to admit that public opinion at
present is against war altogether, but it avers re-
peatedly that it " will " be on the Emperor's aide;
and it affirms that " it is more difficult to restrain
the martial ardour of France than to excite it."

From the following very curious letter, addressed
to the Cotestitutiommel by an old military caw, It

follows that in the mind of the writer the Em-
peror's speech was decidedly warlike

Grassi* Tab. 8, 1869.

Mosakur —Wishing not to deviate tram the political line
of conduct whioh I had invariably followed for forty years, I
mewl spinet the empire, although I was at the time a com-
mendsat of two artillery stations. That Iso voted will not
simples • host of officers yet in the ranks, and many of
whom are now about the parson of his Imperial
Makety. I have olfloisl proote in my portfolio.
Moreover, I am in mare than easy circumstances, having •
eemoddsosble fortune, oansiAing chiefly in wettable semi-
ties, moot of which ere Logien, so that my laterests are
bound up with the °asthmatic' of peas. Nevertheless, the
Empties weak at the speulag of the arson, atirred my
inmost tool. This le the way fa which the sleeted ehkf of a
pont nation ought to speak. each is the effect upon me of
this airblesad rsapdlloset leeptap that, witheat renoosaing
way prodilsolks by Lee institutions, I hereby withdraw my
vote spirt the aspire. I will not kit you, sir, that yes
us at lithrty to publish this latter, for that would be to give
myself Ise muck impertasce. I em simply no Assime de
mar (a man with a bort). Itenive, Mr. Editor, the rear-
tam of my disilagnished oondthestiou. Litre,

&marl; Commandant of Amatory at L'Orient and
Port Lank.

The price of a substitute fixed by the Moititeur
of this morning at 2,000 fr., is an aagussutation of
100 f.

The Bonne opened with considerable animation,
and the Rents, which yesterday left off at 67fr.
70e., nee under the influence of unusually large
purchases to 68&. 20e. The motives alleged for
this. speculative purchases were twofold:—l.
The wander given to the Press, and-2. The

assonassema in the Monitowr that the Peels
coshesees will shortly meet. The rim, however,
was net maintained. In the afternoon the market
became very weak, and the Rents closed at Mk
for cash, and 67fr. 90e. for account, with a rim of
only Mc. and 90e. The closing price it will be ob-
served wae 300. lower than that of the highest
potot of the day, and only 200. higher than the
lowest point at which the Beats was left by the
panic of the day before yesterday. The attempt,
therefore, to treat the warning of the Press* as •
political event of importance has signally failed, and
it results that the " alarm in the public mind"
alluded to in the warning was oomsioned, not by
the article of the journal, but by the conduct
of the goverameet which has thought fit
to make it a seapegoat. Accordingly, the
alarm continues is undiminished intensity. No
hopes are seriously entertained that the Italian
question will be settled, or even discussed to any
good purpose in the conference, which the bfortitaur
says is to meet far the purpose of considering the
effect of the recent elections in Moldavia and Wal-
lachia. Mobilier fell 2fr. 60c. The railway market
was imperatively calm. Eastern Left off with a
fall of 7fr. 50c. Western and Northern were with-
out change; and the Lyons and Southern rose Mr.
each.

The Prince de la Tour d'Aurfrgue, French
Ambassador et Turin, arrived In Paris yesterday.
and had a special audience of the Emperor to-day.
He returns to his post next week. The French
envoys at Munich, Wurtemburg, and Coal, have
been sent for to Paris to confer with the Emperor.

THE UNITED STATES.

Cu =cm= rm.Rosati.)
(ram' ova ow% ooasasvoim

r, FRIDAY.

The Etna has arrived with the United Stated; mails.
She left New York on the Bth instant. Among her
cargo is specie to the value of 75,000 dole. and
80,000 dole. for England.
The democratic emu on the tariff question
is leaked forward to with great interest. It is
believed a resolution against changing the tariff
will be adopted, with the important under-
standing that the decision is not to be binding on any
member. The republican votes, however, In
each house could carry a modification of the tariff.
From Mexico we learn that both political par-
ties in that country are sorely pressed for
money to prosecute the war, and the Juarez
government is much embarrassed by the English and
French admirals demanding prompt payment of the
interest due on the conventional bonds.

At New York the cotton market was unsettled,
owing to the non-arrival of the Kangaroo and Asia,
Flour exhibited more firmness, wheat lees buoyant,
corn firm, pork active, sugars firm, freights quiet.

M. Martinet, member dabs French Institute, has
beset charged by the Minister of State t, engrave the due
picture in the Leuvre—Munies "Nativity of the Virgin."
M. F. de Lesser, promoter of the canal of the
lothsana of Seas, basked left Paris kr figyyt v 4 Ber:in,
Vieenu,and Trieste..

.. Prises Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde,"
nye the litaiitatr, . daily reedye petition',, the object el
whine omen ezeiseively erit'lls the etteibutione of &Gwent

and which consequently their imp rial

►tt►oecw cannot in say way interfere is. the writ;rs of
those petitioss an Informed that os iag to the great
muter of those appliesti ats their imperial highnesses can-
not reply to them."
The rather unparliamentary manner is which
M. de Viseks late), &signet d an opinion glees lathe Prus-
sian Chamber by 111. Mathis—calling It absurd sonsaws"
—lad to swop births: posted sr. M. Mathis mat a
shallow to this other witunber, sad it Ina sot without lA-
calty ihatthe matraw was salosbly snagged..
. .

The following adrort6sosat affords a maw sad
cariosoursf dhs amoost the Pay. L. Moses :—"A chord
*dumbness rat his wilt an planet la pest Madam of a
PleahlerrYinbentsadsayObrialashisadthstwooldlsadthsts
the sun of *ln d s moderate rose of Interaa, woold (a.v.)
I. IM arms el isilrerlag 'has sat of their pressot trouble
(Mgt tr. 42). The obese perms was molar stasis's's*
nafaistsy el the lets Ur. C. ilmsoa, st Trigs, Church.
astir**. Mesa —, who would gladly newer say
latalrlos foopoctiag dista. (I. I.oloa

ITALY.

THE TWO SICILIES.

(FlOll OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)_

NAPLES, FEB. 1.%
A gloom has been thrown over this city by
the lamentable death of her Serene Highness
the Hereditary Prince's of Tuscany, sixth child of
the reigning King of Saxony. The Princess Anna
Maria was ban lan. 4,1836, and was manned to the
hereditary Prince of Tuscany, 15th August, 1836.
After a painful illness of upwards of a fortnight, she
died on Thursday morning last, the 10th instant,
leaving behind her one child. Her remains will be
placed on board the Royal steamer the Velooe, this
evening, and taken off to Leghorn en route to Flo-
rence. The Grand Ducal family will remain here,
it is said, until the funeral rites have been solemn-
ised. I have also heard it stated that the Grand
Duchess has written to his Majesty to say that she
will await his arrival in Naples, if there is any pro-
bability of that event taking place shortly. Of
course this painful fact has suspended all fes-
tivities, which, even if other circumstances per-
mitted them, cannot take place until the Court
mourning is over. The Grand Duke, however, re-
quested that the theatres might be opened, that the
amusements of the people might not be interfered
with too much.

With regard to the health of the King little it
positively known, except that his malady, whatever
at was and is, must have been much more severe
than was at first imagined. I cannot imagine what
motive there can be for making such a mystery
about it, which certainly leads to great and absurd
mistakes. He is still at Bari, and from what
I learn it is unlikely that his Majesty
will leave it before the end of the month. A medical
opinion is that the malady of the King is water
around the heart, a disease of which his father died,
and to which the royal family are subject. Great
anxiety is felt about the health of his Majesty by
those around him, and every event is deprecated
which might involve changes fatal to their present
petition. As I told yen, the King was unable to
go to meet the Princess on her arrival in the king-
dom, or to be present when the marriage benediction
wee gives. The arrival of the Pranosee is thus
noticed in the official journal :—" This event
was the desire of all the people of the kingdom of
the Two &alien for they hope thus to me perpe-
tasted the august dynasty of the Bourbons, to whine
singular virtues and rare wisdom they owe the
felicity which they enjoy, and the glory which adds
splendour to the nation. The absence of the King
from amongst the royal party who went to meet the
Princess is thus very touchingly alluded to :—" The
eyes and the hearts, all moved by honourable and
noble sentiments, looked round in vain with anxiety
to discover in the carriages the dearest object of
their love, and the first cause of so mach exultation
but the sagest Majesty of our lord the King bad
withdrawn himself from the sea breezes, in mime-
Erd a slight indisposition, and the regal spiels-
win thseWore dimmed, as it were, by a veil of
ar eland", sines the greater star did not appe."
The Areldakes Regular and Wilhelm, and the
Arcisduchem Maria, are with the royal family at
Bari. It is said that their meat visit to Palermo
was with the object of inviting the Grand Duke
Constantine to the wedding fetes in Naples, but a
general impression prevailed that he would not be
present.
In the Giornale' of Thursday evening, It is an-
nounced that the royal cresntatur had been gauged
to Mr. Edward Walter Bonham, recently appointed
British Consul on the continental part of the Two
Bieilies. It was 'apposed by tome that incon•
valiance or difficulty would attend the application.
es no Mahar was on the spot, though the request,
having been made by Mr. Benham, was responded
is directly.
Of shipping news I have to report
that the Scourge, Commander Prince Hohenlohe,
is exposited Me immediately, I believe only on its
passage to Clefts Vecchia, where probably it will be
stationed during the visit of the Prince of Wales in
Rome. Prince Alfred also is expected in Naples in a
few days. Naples enjoys the most perfect tranquil-
lity t still I ass of opinion that British subjects ought
not to he left so much as they are without the morel
stipport and protection of a vessel of war. Even the
little V t has not been here fora month or more,
and so abandoned is the Mediterranean by oar naval
forms, that a fortnight since there was not a single
disposable vessel which could have been sent up
here.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bohn lir. Combslaw Evros.)

Th. t...Q..7.ll7;a7,.iiinsTiii;Zsisr-strat,
appllet for his orthicon'. The soceents contain awe
veryprboO heavy hoes, of whichown the liallowing
11, are
the d :—Te ereNter a envoi; 36/11.;
Onto es ecesperses, 19,2121. n ; labilitiss odor aitest
bole. AMU. Aosta steed at MOW.; bolds' sports of
111,0301. deo en " eilveetnne " to Melbourne ma
and oboes hi tl. Berlin waterworks, valued it 4,3001,
Oars boles • hos therton el 13,4421.)
Mr. Peeeloy, who repreented tie anima, WI that
they jod me *shin to tho Inekrept Irvin a Ord. dies

Mr. Lawrence appeared fee the taaknept.
Mr. Trends opposed for Mem; Leyland and Betyatir
Liverpool, creditors, chi. 0y on the posad of Yakima
The bankrupt, in esanamion, Meted that he had
accepted a draft of Holm sod Mattis ire 1,0001. as the
ta.nkrid=of bh Carmichael. Did not tree' what was Me
between Holm and Slater aid Calm;chid.
Carmichael wee Is credit with *item for 9,0001 for poises
met realised sod cosh. Had had dealings with Carmichael,
who was a semension merchant at Liverpool for twain
maths. He hod shoe lacono, bsolrept. Had pre.
Moody gives Carmichael fit en to twisty amputees
amonnelog to &boot 80,000/ Did not otneider say
d those accommodation bills. He lad readied
miss for the whole of them. Had remind c uMneal, mho-
guy, indigo, eat cam to the amount of 58,0001., including
Me 9,0001. abmeneased. Maas. Carmichael and Fame,
weskit! Wangled with him in en adaptors to !tri-
bes... He had the 10,0001. of capital la Melbournne locked
up. He ,cured to the acconate doe from hit own holm
in Melbourne. Had drams promontory setae for
18,0001. in reelect ef that adreetwe, to which Carmichael
god Per ea were pieties. Otynn and Co. directed those
note; The pones& watt to pay for good; and to take op
bills cos;ng dee at the time. This transaction was in
February Mt. Witesen bee ass embargoed after Carnal-
cheers in Angora last. This and the
aea•papaa.k el debts due to him hone Mel-
boom arm Central Arend a, led to hie banbroptey.
Mans Bowdon mad Co. were entereposdente of bk.
The Mem in Melbourne was lowered in ell that was seat
Cat Meet. The bat held Beetle Wirer/coke shares, an
which be hod honeyed a less of 8,4481. 1013111 years am.
By Mr. Lsweasco—lied cerri*el on Imeinese at Hondasss
fir some yews prior to 1845. He than sold big
hashers to Mr. Carmichael for 30,0001. The but
nese was Out at • mahogany and general merehust.
He the went late begintes la thie country. and bad tarried
it en till the begehrepeey. Carmichael cautioned to Inds at
Wndutes, harmg altemse Liverpool. Dualisms isle iOOll
bateau them were eaggemded, but rammed agala abent
eighteen months before the bankruptcy. All the lesneas.
time appear.d in his books. The course ot badness vim
that Carmichael's holm e Livarpoal consigned to hire he
soh the prelim oohed from Hoodoo ; mod Can:dolma
this drew on him, He honoured the drat a, whether drawn
by Cermichael, or by his dire:Moo. The bill held by awe
opposing creditor wan as. of those bills. When he accepted
that bill (1,000/.) he had carom and produe of Caren:Mors
I. head worth 9,000/. This was shows by hie books. He
never emceed beyond whet ha coasieered he had
value for. Carmichael need to remit money(bill.)
u well se prAnce. Wiliam elm received mosey
In Leedom on his motet. The liabilities in hie
balenershect of 27,7181. as bills of exchange receiva-
ble were in respect of bills received in the or Hoary course of
his bassiziam—aboot 16,0001. woe h—from Carmichael. H.
ertainl7 believed them to be good bills. Forgo* and Car-
supidied weary be the Melbourne 'drovers. Fergus
me sow a arm creditor. Had begun beam.' in Hera.
boas in 1840, end %dm par. accumulated 30,0001.
. _

Mr. Lawrseee contendid that no,hlog had bun shows
to Masatitis the bankrupt to a dra-clue outifleste. The
cams was clearly ooe of umsvoidahls salmfoltunr, the failure
ha.* beta mud by ihmt of Carmichael.
The Cammisisar—lfamt mach bus Curstchael her-
drawn, tallboy Me guar an though they had bun realised et
Moir tail unonnt t
Mr. Jaws% Ile said mostrou—Aboot 1,600, sop-
ran that that, is so imme apt% the Son"-
Mr. Lawrence--I Ina told that is thit cue the °Mold
a bus notlati 26,0001.
llohossa—flabUtat to the WM/ of third parties. It to
awn MI lombod op la tbs Bank of Itaglatd.
The Oeohdliaw—Taktur into oonsiderstlon the da-
nder d the \ mahout's traMog during the 'hobs bse boo
la booboos I think he mg hum • ores-clus

( 84 ore Ur,

Fonblaaque.)

IX MP II / /IL %XI,
111 c brkr.pte.el, r, Masa, of R.44.litele, rm. en.
the tI. He twitsg. 1 heir lirabibtire we 10,9001. ;
.ut 1,0001.
Mr, Jove (Sierlese)„ tit behalf of the seetgeese, ogrrei

p. etort.
Hat lloaoar • .$.l thAt, barlag rorml to the large amount
of b.„t which altooet Faye dos trerfort the ch►racter of
wt.uld n,•t ;:r.at MOM them asuad•clara
roticd•r.

IN RE MARCHANT,

Th. bearupt was merchant, of Folkea.c me. Tbie
ea. It. evuudado,‘ ueerbag. The ao ant., prepared by
yi r.. Paul Itl.l Tara,r, %hoe debt., 2,500/ ; wets, 2001.
.1001, . . . . _ _

Mr. brae •ppe+red fur the ameigneet, and lb. Bagley tx
the Ualinipt

It appar' that prototti to t'e amottat of xta bad bus
me?' 4ff oa the eve t.f batkraptry, under a bill of sae bold
by tte Itankspee fathez-ia kw. The fatheria-law wore
that th, tome, bed has advirsed, se did the tankruFt that
be bet n,tieed k._ . .

-
The taakeupt prod, maliest to further qualtke• at the
auttikeis marg.

INSOLVENT DICIrMR3 COURT.
GITTING ♦ PI•1101101tyll -IN =MAWS NAM.

rh, • I afoul be bad be.. s 1.4 manufacturer,
is Ha tearread wax ..pp ald b )(oms. Metre, yiausibeis
ma. ra, is Bielapristr-ortet. Mr. Dewar
TG soplats* oppodnu medlar wage=l- Insab.
e•nt Sad icht s pima/mat uttlarm on sae or .stare, DM bed
mid to _
_

Mr. Moiasorlio appeared, 'Wad Oast acesediag le tha
the iseohent stsoald bees retuned the 1•801111111114
Thro/ai ld not hang raid for it hi botanists. BONA the
piano in Jemmy. and pail de end Instelarst el 6l whoa
g A it. The neat matalmeat area de la Alawitssit k
nee ant forilroxeiag, cad it would emu that Ills
had tees eo d. lir. mere added that It week tbiap woe
ririittad there most% hi on end S. airresteents of the
d.
It apprared that the value of the piano was and that
W iar• id it I. Avg., basun Maid ha trots Meal-
tk., for 304 sad paid lb* =mg my. He had prerioaoly
had s robbery le upwards et VOL, sad had beat crippled In
hi. ineses. _ .

Connie!tomer Murphy was of opinion float it wee •
caw arbick Ingewatively calla upon hies to give a jedgenent
Maori, se Mt Nome had rid, U each things were mane-
eased, time would be ea ead to all armament. Ms liceonr
gave • jadgmwat of Wm mouths, toting to Inc fall fates{ id
lne dlecimlimaary dame.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

-,..
MANSION-HOUSE.

John Wihow„ ar7;poc---toble looking sae, wag charged
ibe Lwd Mayor with being in valawfal toteterOa of
art pig.
Th. pig, which weighed awe Hose, sad appeared to be In
tztelkut cooditioe, was produced in court
C. Bob., compliable, mud—At 7 o'clock tbl. mania( I wao
Biabologs,e•strest Without, when I wet the sad
saw her wen, the loiter carrying the pig pto esL. The
ottorr was, npat being eptk•it to by OM I
pelotas!
the pig sad boiled ad, gad I boat eight of him, but asifsied
the primer. I have not hen able to and eh mew tor
the Meyer Whet Is yew computioa's Bumf
Priaatior—l 6111111 has.. I were on sty Illaskta
wham the ethos MS. tub IP= pea.* 17 no, waguref *sew I
It dews, sad abet away. Mt,* the 'Moir tool so 'ilk
beets( it ia it 7 pd
I thought ha was
n• lard Nwr—OSoere &el Jibe la =ay. Ti.
tuna let us Mow aumeettang .boat yea.
Oilletr—At las Glatt n• house he vetoed bit Worm I.
ems amieseed ewe yam agu M filtrYaaa M MOM yssa
treaquatstke• aid • lama whom be ilia Stud vii was
H the moo dm orsemaisl to els mold togiimakist.
Creseeslie-1 bellow 1 bang labla. fits proper stmo
George 'l' any. Hs be bar tried sad oroorkted.
The Leal a,sr remaitit itte prier be a birder%
mad talleid IMO( to be odd if eatowart sot bo bawd
Sat _

llle—l Impel le oesselon Mt when I essabel Ihe
phew et tho eselossateoe I his avalikir
with Ilse, Meawes' thst be boilround bees arty* the 14rMidi w wigged s white cloth.
ale Aims woo shargod with lovas 1101111 Iwo pain of
Vs. A. Ces. of 90. Bithopegete.e'reet, aid ate yams?
ciao to her chop ye nerd ty samosas, sod sawato la
doom 1101•11 it.,. and bet r.q wee easpilei Mb.
While oho woe attended to, *Mos obsoned hoe yaws
two pars of sap e.r her cloak. Insets does Mil shot ma
mho mum tbo Owosso who retesst tam bar ts de
so. At 'hot reoseet shot pitmane dropped the stays es the
Boor, and shuncfally abused wieners, Ms ars celled a
policemen and guys her tato custody.
The primmer soot positively dialed Yam* Isteadiagly
touched till, sip., Gad add they mot have has ism
Sc—.
Pb. vi. eatenced to els weeks' iaiptisateest, ebb bard
Labour.

GUILDHALL.
►ICKING TOCILIT

Henry Smith Ir..Ceeitbt 4o; ;mad, °barged milk
pkiisig a lady's paid lier parr, miler the followlag

It appeared thst the primmer arse Pan tomeleg homely
down the stalls of the Baptist Missiorhsnes, al the
pee* were cooling tut after the Wars wee OM, and on
being stopped by Ma Aker, a pens *totaling I ammil
amount of mosey was foend spa Liu, whkh Y 5 dented se
his poverty. Two witne.eas sated they • ter his head ear
pelotas',' tear • lade rekat, gad an berg geseiseel ha
was tumble to ray what mossy wee ha the penis.
Mr. Beard, kw the prisoner, urged that as Maas was me
evidence that a peso had ben Ice, of that the parse In
emotion belonged to anyone ale% the priewr was fairly an-
bast to hie disrhargs.
Hvidenc• warn thee glees of a previous emelotioe stead
the prisoner, on which °maim hs had Wes moethe
rogue and vagsbost
SWenses Chilli.; said the owner of the parse had est
bees (nod, it was tree; bat wield ask peveat him
deans( with the seicorr se • ropes sad ...heed_ , end Its
filmier* committed him for the. • maths with hard Mom

BOW 811111 T.
CA►TTII OF 1 COFFLI OF praoimut.

-ticket:ciii;;; 7.7 bat wlet
lea weed oathis tine, toe license been brim molted, sad
Willem /why, who also is maid to hays ben seaweed
felony. were clanged sits burglary.
Pole/our Patience, 104 F, stated iliet bateau 4 sad I
o'clock this earneg, in was on ditty In Drary-laas, when
he hated a seise le the tease No. 101, vitt& le it preemie
unecesplied, but le being Iltted up es a hatter's shop. Be
Suite 1 till F 27 IP, tame up, .be they rot mete other
coetosbles top Mete, sad arm ailed the ham. Witl4lll no-
wise! la Mt.

Psiteems Mona KI, MAW ihat he ~nod slid=
to the hems le. M, sod woe eat at as boa ages the
Moab H. raw s Wee at the but et 193 Rolm Oho hods
of IPA sad the ekySght of die letter wa•hrolies. Tim
woo bet-mobs woes SW barb to the Ale swat
Ile. 191, 'WM la the White Hart 114
semled to the yard of the
Mai
bad Sr book tee opm .1 dr bell
end Mese dews. H.a.lolthatb.trwmilled
the but air, mead.tr awl es • dads part Is ad
Le/ at the hot at the ebbe, rid bud Wilma Meg
Mimi lie weieehett. He reward Wowed bawl lin
hint a swim Rigby mid, '• It it wheat Iso te
-11 t.piidapar;
the priallege." o be. 100 F, lurid the other
sod bend a Ma a /below' bay, Ake ea beam telil
the heat I. of 191, readily opened it. Rigby a. 91 to
eras employed Is take dews the gw IN/W4 by • tau who
mid to Wes the ewe. Os weeserogdre hoses No. 111
Moen heel MA the whole of the mei= had 1...
Ides dews. Se mane 41 there. of • ban&
wow Ni el loom brawheA The =b fi.. 111 9109194
wore tbd up ha • piece el mew
Pelanurs lisorke, lte F, tie lost witsere b.
tbe emwee dereihtd by hem, ant ow Val le take the wheeler
eortally. Ho tie key so Itigty, who, before to
bird 9, tea la would St the cloor of 1111.
&roam. t Petry paged that bay*, uttered the bow
No. 192 to get *too the roof and &awed to 111 by the trap
d the he bed tier* a eat with • gerstity of gas *hag
Is pooh..
The lemma et the pahl e-home reduced • mesa book wed
wow ether wicks bowed is the *tittle peed, width =se
Mean& 1 ea helm take, tree 191.
itt Oasoilet, d Leekokell-amarkek mot samosa.
that he bad truly taken th re premier IM Ids. moll yr
hae eg thew Wad op ea • batches .reps The pelisse
Wao beau= there. The gee fittings woo worth about
, rad M. sorely pet up.
The priernere mak they ores erepleywl tr tabs Mau tin
PO s.tt2g, ley a mart oh 'Oil It win hie shop. They IWO
118. 'WES* away at via o'dolit, awl meet him ts
Nor Otto.loweet.
Tbry mew eossitted for trial.
SOUTHWARK.
WiNDOW-1111MAILING to to 141.1C•111)LIZI.

ICY IM& Mean, dertr4iabg yams et
was foughtW m, Mc Coate,
eiseme 6118411
=1" beishieg • AM af gio. vetoed at 201.. is lit•
*aim et the Wears Za4 pablio-balatte, Nevkagah.
eaoetesey.
Mr. Theses tree, the proptiocer the shove Wasik
mat Om the rarer mat is hie her ea th• previous *yea.
be. la • *saws state. rd irked for some Wpm. He es-
Ihst.l to some hw, .. was his octal MANI is such ereN
'bee she Warm vtry al, vire sad condo...el hind( is ntha sq OM be weecomp.ll.4 to so round the bar to eject
her, sal As IMa pst tu, o.t the.rogh a large poste.( glass,
the nine a While' Iria 201. kle Ain called • polke.ce•-
stable sail gave hes foto custc,l7,
Mr. Oasis asked if he Imes the piaster.
Ma. Iltlity regal that she pewee came late his home
seberord is slims reefed t t ores her. Orly • short thee
ISO sf whillows woe searluid, sad it was s same
IoP. h

Ptilleteccestable 131 M sei 1 de took the primer We am-
JOY- He kw* km, to he e co/qualm of Wen awl es
&Nuked. Ilke bed been previously cormkted d Inek-
ing pekes& wham.
la wawa lo dsrp, tin ;defter WI as wee my