biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-12

Till LAYS FIZZ Ar WYNNSTAY.

Among the pictures destroyed by this fire, and
not yet particulariesd, were a pwirsit of Young Wynn as
St. John, by Bir Joshua Reynolds (In the Art Treasurer,
Saloon D) ; the " St. Cctlia" of Sir Joshua (ditto) ;
Cicewo's Villa; • View in Wales; and a Welsh Landscape,
WI by Richard Wilson, R.A. (in Saloon D) ; • Portrait of
Sir John Wynn, Bert., by Sir Godfrey Raeder (not in the
Baldbleien), Ix. The only family portrait stated to be
saved is ens of the father of the permit baronet. For one
small picture, totally destroyed, Sir Watklu said he would
not VM taken 1,000 guineas. One MS. is mid to have
ban valued at 1,0001. ; and the books and MSS. destroyed
are valued et many thousand pounds. The sorrels to
Wednesday .venire g had gambled those engaged to roomer
jewellery, tc., to the value of about 3,0001. It la said that
• box containing 100 sovereigns has been recovered from
the nine.

A public meeting of the inhabitants of Wrexham was
hold on Wednesday, to consider the best means of I.:prem-
ise 0 tic sympath7 end C 0114141100 with the hon. baronet.
Amongst other things, it woe resolved that en address be
pummel to Sir Welkin, and a sabacription commenced to
preenet a soaket of jewels to Lad? Wy an.
TsslanW, at use., Sir Wallin attended at the Tows-
hall te eaedw As address. The room wen crowded to ex-
cess. 111rWaddn, who seemed much agitated, and carried his
arm Inarilsg,lnasedfately took his seat attberightofthemayor
J. lidepwcal, EN ). The boa. baronet was aoccerapsated
Ms knonar-In law, and a lbw other Mends. The
M apsider the proceedings, referred to the
~keen mamma In which the family had kti=
WI, and amcialty tins late and the present Miami ; and
the tuns In which hi. worship expressed Ikon
an the part of the community, repeatedly moved sirl4ll=
to teem la assidemioa the Mayor read the address whit*
had been by the vicar, the Rev. 0. Caitiff.. Is
Oh kind attention, Sir Watkin said no
me weld boy miry kind friends be had until come
* Ile Me rem( occurresce called forth the 'epees-
eliaird2tbsir knows end sympathy. He knew not whe
to thank moat, Ida Ott friends or his poorer risighbouro, who
gam tam shelter and clothier, or the poor colliers who gave
then velar help an the morning of the fearful calamity.
The Madness of all clams hs could never forget. Limy
Wynn had delved him to thank them all moat cordially, end
to aspen big desist thankfulness to ad that no human
Via we. iserillemi. The hoe. baronet expressed his acknow-
ledgments to the jr.lice for their peat services, and the
Wershins ens Mtge& for their seals effort. ; for he had
never assa more silkiest workers in hie life. Th. -
into tersanited with three time. three cheers for sir rad
i.,
the same for Lady Wynn, and thanks to the Mayor for
peeehliag.—Neme4 ester Overlies.
London, England, 1858-03-12

THE CALCUTTA MAIL.

We (Times) have received the following telegram
from our Malta correspondent

"MALTA. MAsca 10.

" lie Bceotia, which left Alexandria on the after-
noon of the Bth instant, brings intelligence that the
Calcutta mail had not reached Suez.

" The Columbian had left Suez for Ceylon and
Australia, with a detachment of the 92nd Regiment,
which was to have gone to Bombay per Pottinger."
London, England, 1858-03-12

WINCING-LARK-THIS DAY.

o ramitet; Lan very Ten/Tinnybee; doll and inactive
this leek, and bat • man amount of hominess.
SIICIAIL—WO cannot quote • reduction in prices the
week • yet they have scarcely bean maintained, and that by
the &mama of holders. Refined lumps, 54e. 136. to Oa,
which ahoys a decline of ad to la

COPPS/L.—Plantation Ceylon of good current quality has
sold freely in publio sale at • slight advance, other desatip-
dons about previous rates.
TL.—Then has been a limited busbies' done chiefly in
greens, at lest wades currency, but the market reenains
Common s, 124. to 13d., pertly nominal.
RICE hes been bought to a limited extent, but in some
Wismar a shade in favour of the buyers.
Bur.—Prior have scarcely been supported. Demerara
proof sold at 2s. 2d.
81t.rrrnta.--Cluotaticas are unaltered, with • limited
boslari dom.
Brscis have sold at previous ram.
Corms.—Fall prices have been paid, with • fair business
does.
London, England, 1858-10-06

THE LOSS OP THE AUSTRIA STEAMER.

The Austria left Southampton with 613 souls on
board. The mew numbered about 100, so that then must have
been 413 pemengera. Oat of the 613 persona it is known
that 68 ham been saved, sad 445 remain to be amounted for,
About a doses of those who were on board were Engli3OL,
and the rest were chiefly Germans, many of them of the
better class. The Austria, like many other retells which
sail from Hamburg and touch at English porta, was an Eng-
lish ship. These vessels sail under the Hamburg flag for
the purpose of evading the emigration laws of Ragland.
Thousands of persons from all parts of Germany leave their
country for the United States every year. Fifty of these who
ham bees saved from the Austria have, no doubt, long before
this, reached Halifax, In Nova Soot* and the next packet
from New York will probably bring particulars of the dread •
ful calamity. Eighteen of the unfortunate creatures saved
ham, it Is likely, before this been landed at Farrel. Now of
the English mail packets tooth there, se that it la uncertain
when we may hear of them. The Austria caught fire nine
days after she left England, and when she most have COM -
plated about three-fourths of her voyage to New York. It is
known that Captain Heydtenais Is drowned, and his is the
only fate of which we are at preemie certain.

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AS A FARMER.--On
Saturday the Emperor of the French, aeoompsnted by Mar-
shal Caerobert, Generals Nay and Fleury. and Favor.)
other officers, went to atilt the farms of Birebt. Vadenay,
Coperly Snippet, and Joisohery, which bed been formed
within the )sat four mouths by hie orders. Ho expressed
great satisfaction at the rapidity with which ail the works
had berm executed. In addition to the barns and boildiogs
for the

of the COMB oninapri on %Deis
shamans for

terms, each of the SSMOISo...--- shade (4100 cows and
1.200 'beep, and stabling for 20 borer* ; and already 400 cows
of the Breton, German, and Swiss breeds, more than 3,000
sheep, with a number of English rams, and 30 file breeding
mares have been collected them Five other .miller femme
have been planned out, and will be completed in IM9. The
establishment of these farms will be of great benefit for the
country, by transforming land, which has been hitherto
waste, into productive iiroperty.
The Mayor of Dijon has issued a decree, approved
of by the prefect, prohibiting eli hotel end wineabop keepers
from retailing ne► wine before the Ist of November, the use
of it before fermentation being considered injurious to
health.

A fire broke oat the night before heat (Sunday)
at the coutary bouse of the Viwoustert de Came, mar St.
Cloud. The house has madly base built in a somewhat
tattoo& style, sad on:woe:1W with pelotiogs is tl
awanDequa My* all ef whisk wars destroyed. TLe flre,
hswever, which atiolaaaed same s quantity of forage col-
lected oa the rrouadflier, was got wider heft.te say other
material injury wes dose. The eldest sou of the vi.coantess
one rather li4dtv it jetted by falling intos deep ditch Lear the
house.— Gahgneni.
London, England, 1858-05-10

LYCEUM THEATRE.

This theatre was opened on Saturday night with a
.flays of entertabmaents, produced principally with the
view of introducing Mr. Joseph Robins to a London
The gentiesnan, wits obtained great Luse by his performance
of Clown is the Amnion!** Panicatinee two yews since, has
now adopted the sleep a• hie profession, end poweeing as he
dose en exceedingly comic Gee and ligunk, end sa acute per-
ception et the ridiculous, he will probably succeed.
On Saturday be played filausende, in the Spite:fulls
Weieww, with considerable humour, and distinguished him-
self grostbr in a wary sons which had been written ex-
primly der Win by Mr. Albert Smith, and in which he intro-
duced verbs, bits of verbal parody and wad naiades
which told immensely. At • very late boor in the night Yr
Reties also appareO in a faros called Pity Ms Poor Ma,
• vapid and bed trsaannwa et Los Dew
rdemeelm, of w it, se is will never be heard of again, we
win forbear to speak further.
The other *Warrior of the 'webs wire the farce of
Betsy Bolger, admiral pis by Mr. and Mn. Keeley,
the performance of Cb,lers Minstrels, and • oceteert
which Miss , Mee Mary Wesley, Mr. Brink, Richard.,
and Mr. Albert AskY, leek pert.
The home was mowded.
London, England, 1858-05-10

THE INDIAN MAIL.

(1Y 11141I1TC
(MON 001 OWN

.)
)zily.)

)N, MONDAY.

The Colombo has arrived with the heavy portion
of the India mails. She has a number of passengers
from Lucknow, Delhi, and Agra. Amongst her
cargo is specie to the value of 12,0001.
Lord Lyons' squadron was off Malta.
The troop ship Urgent was to leave Malta, for
Gibraltar, on the 29th ult.
The Indian mail packet Indus was passed off
Cape Bon. The Peninsular packet Alhambra was
passed off Ushant.
The Colombo has been detained by contrary
winds. She has brought home the Av►'s mails.
London, England, 1858-05-10

ii i

COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUSES.

(Before the Lad Chief
Jules teary ) le-e-eire-ewthe Lord Chief Baron, earl
W
ml. big the $a hey hi which the NI wart est, there
wee very hese .claw--bah of treelehre sad of the
goterel

110111/ 11/. NOILIIIS AND OILIIII (CLZIM).
Is Ibis as. the peritirser, lir. Narks, was a eolleiter,
tveittio at Testowry. Os the let of :lay, 147, he
his wit% ass Mks Lair Doane, at
R
parish thereat et Newport, is the lei at
w Far several yews they Need Swim very
happay, bat there was no Wised the neeriess. At the awl
of !larch, 1157, Kr Norris, by the advise of her etwiloal
attendant, was taken by her kethesd le the Isle of Wight,
and placed nudge the owe of her west, the lata Lady Holmes.
8b• retained there till the 271111 of Kroh, when, in oon.
"squaws of • letter she had theelead, she suddenly
left Newport, and she had sever returned In bee home.
Amongst lb. Intimate frisbee Of the family was the
Key. George Ones. at that 11.. the citrate of Teabory,
rad he oleo disappeared frau the some of his clerical labours.
For • Wsg how the efforts of the busily to discover the fee-
ds,. were iarthetual ; for it appeared that they had gone to
America; bat on their return, they were trawl to Lidding-
tott's Howl, In Patersoeter-row. and to lodgings on the second
Boor at No. 9. Treflick-terrace, V.ssball bridge-road, In both
of which plows they bed lived topthar at Mr. and Mrs.
Great

Dr. Twin, Q.C., ea Mr. H. W. Cooks, for the husband,
ail/sd seemed witamsee,..=hote the facts charged Ia the
petition were clowly
Mr. H. D. Cale the preps:v.4 to address the mart te
behalf of the dived paramour, but
The Mel Justice mid the court, se at present advised,
were of Opildra that they °mid not hear him, bessnee,
al-
tbegh Ids Meat bed put in an appearance, he had not hied
in answer to the petition.
Mr. Cole @aid that he had lot pot in en enneer, beeenst Ia
the face of the facts which had Ere deposed to, he was sot
=d deny the adnitery ; bat there might he estestling
to
the bare kids that would entitle the bullhead to the
mewls& of the court, and he wished to show that there were
ehttosseamate in this car, why his client should not be con-
dimmed in the costs.

The reTutatter ceeeldtatios add that they were ansal-
IRMO at oplaiake that Mr. Cole °wild sot be beard.
Mr. Cole--I would sabeelt—

The Chia( iu;tic•—ifte7;sart hove gins their judgment,
dr. Gad we sin sot hoer you.
The court thew mosotatord its decisicet Gs follow
Tho owner, had been rod ; tho parties Ird p
ied
tbs. together y palmy bed
London, England, 1858-07-22

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WIDNP.PDAT zrzirnrs.

In the mining market to-day business war limited,
but there were inquiries for shares in But Basset,
Great Wheal Alfred, Wheal Uny, Cirmystwyth,
East Darren, and Bt. Day United. There were also
some transactions in Devon Great Console, South
Caradon, Wheal Buller, Wheal Harriet, Wheal
Wrey, Can Brea, Par Consols, and North Roekear.
Alfred Consols, Great Wheal Vor, Lady Bertha, and
North Frances shares were all flat.

Bon Accord Copper shun were firmer. Those of
the Australian Mining Company have receded to bs.
to IN. per share.
London, England, 1858-07-22

CRYSTAL PdLACI COMPANY.

An adjourned meeting of proprietors was held
g:try, at the Crystal hallos, for the purpoie of announe-
eareenit of the poll on the question whether the elan-
holders should be admitted Into the Palace on the Sunday,
and also for deified:Mao! one director. Kr. T. M. FAHQUII
In the chair.

The Cxajanatt mid that the only liminess fa which they
wen met on that occasion was to &clue the result of the
poll. which, according to the report of the scrutineers, stood
as follows:

For opening the Palace on the Sunday to
sharehokisrs
Agafsst ii40#07
24,076
This meemeamet wet teed* with am% and
The CILIaII*AN aid that the beseinivollt take steps to
tarry fate ant the whits of die iiimieslisso. (Hersr.)
Yr. Lamm Ilormar said fist what he deems bored
to the decision ef the majority. be add asibet4apos kis
oOnlon that the conclusion arrived at was the meet Melia
that bad ever takes plans with rasped le the Intesosta et the
Crietal Palace Coseputy. It was Illeat seld if—
The CILIZILA,II ad/ that tiny was fed en ea ages-
don simply for the purple ei the mob et the
poll, sad be could tat allow the spinstios et the at
the Crystal Palm as (lendays to be resigned. (Hew.)
Yr. Somme that be be a right to lay scene-
thhw cm the et the apart.
r. Eixte—TM ambrosial. 1140640 u la ma answer
to the question. (Ileor.)
That CZAIRMILN—IreI. The mart which has been media
conclusive, and I asanot have the teethes re-opened.
Captaia TOM geld that be strald avail himself of the
power be poseresd of tenting the legality of the proceeding.
Ne led the oplaioa of Sir R. BOWL which was opposed to
the step Mont to be adopted, and If the directors were &stee-
-1
mined se est apse the randutinn, he gave node, that It
would involve the company in further litigation.
The result of
itttsoll for • new director was es follows:
For Mr.
„ Mt. Laurie 19,146
Mt. eptller
tambitter A voti of thanks to the scrutineers the pro-
ceedings.

DIVINTAL FALA(7I.-01111 SHILLING DAT.—
WEDNESDAY, Jci.t 21.—Adakisykos os payment, 9,023;
data by mines *Ws, 922; toga. 3.346.
LONDON OZNIZAL OHNIBUs COMPANT.—TridaO
lecelpte for Ifs vs* srtlog July 17, 14110 i. 11s. 84.
London, England, 1858-07-22

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before Mr. Pub ley, Q.C., Amietent-Judge at
Westminster.)
Ramesh Lutes, was brought up to be dealt with as a
segue sad vagabond under the Vagrant Act, she haring
been guilty of notons and Indecent conduct in a certain public
highway, after having been convicted summarily en a diem..
dusty person under the same act. The cyan sentemeed her
to viz moo, he hard labour.

.K6;4J0l 7, son, 29.;;• indicted for stealing a portman-
teau, r•malaing artidee of the value f 91., the property of
Mr. John Thomas Norris, M.P.
London, England, 1858-07-22

PUBLIC MAT! )ILL.

Oa the motion for tice-nenend rndittioFtiie
Lord W YNFORD nil it wend be motion to purify the
Tama valise they eloppsdi those manse lades Mat wore
mein at to the south vile et the rim. At puma thin
was a mod abreumem delset la the law with repel t•
those IMAMS *Wu, fer the sot did not affect those which
woe emethlhadheloa * pommel, though as to grave reds
eke* whin time weu power gives to wppw them. He
le the founneat to amenin they should
Viprtel: a dew givng power he impesten Mint these
=Leo tint slew with or without comparadon son
mimes@ night be eapprened.
Lewd RAIDS ICEE had as doubt that many of the
*on reined ie were a greet aulnace to the =wounding
neighbourhoods, though originally they had probably beet
ecortroeted la the suburbs of the city and the city had
titerwards dosed around them. This bill did not, it wu
nu go so far es his noble friend required, yet it pve the
Privy
r Connerredell
to. power to inquire into any such matters se
tiono el

Lord WitRFT/RD said it did not give them the power of
suppression.
The bill was then read a *spend time
London, England, 1858-07-22

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Faso.)

The bankrupt was •TSoeknidestiar7of Bishapreralralnists
This was the examination meeting. Debts 5,6004 ; areas
about 2,6091.

JOS'S appeared for the assignees and Mr. Abell
for eslditate.
There was • charge against the bank-rapt of obtaining
goods when be was hopeleasly insolvent, and of pledging
goods shortly before the bankruptcy; bw, it appearing that
his account was oterten, he was allowed to pm, the obiee-
Unite to be brae& forward at the =alma eating.
London, England, 1858-07-22

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1858.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—WEDNUDAT, JULY 2t.
The Loan CHAXCILLOI took his seat on the woolseck et
bareelock.
STIPENDIARY MAOISTRATES BILL.
The reportto. of the emeadmente to this bill wee brought up
esl weed

BILLS IN commirrEß.
The following bills weld thrown committee Eorbdr
'kelt Jariadiction Contlnuanoe Cbaritable Trude Act
Onetionswes BM ; Turnpike Trials Arrangement Bill,
=raked nod re Commiselem Bill, Indemnity Bill,
of Oaths by Cammltiess Bill, and Army
Berries Bill.

LEGITIMACY DECLARATION DILL
Lord LYNDHURST mowed the sassed reeding of this
bili, which wee founded oa • great emiseion is the law of
this coustry. There wee as Kielh dint in the law M flact-
lane By that Mw a area even elatelo a dramatics es to the
legninucy of • mroYp aide/ the Iwo This 1111 hed hsea
intrude:ad le remedy 7a slat IS do bar ef isfileod, and
it had wet with the el the met mint home is
the odor beam M He hoped Oder these dr-
emeelmoss that theft IsMeldpe would be of °Odom that it
shoal he reed • sewed this. It was proposed that the
mime dealt with iry lie hill Ahead be Woo Wore
the Geed Mr Demme soil Mario mini C.ew, which WA/
Clwet try dot wolosetef Or ComwelL
oget wa peeler oleo and le hoar Wes,
mod so vu
he Wool Me dodhlta maga di
me
hem died ar had appeoraL Ivory good had bees
altabe priest injurious erressicoo Awe 'Msg.
hll an reed • emend

sitting In the house and performing their duties aa members.
He did not anticipate that they could show themselves the
enemies either of the church or the constitutioo, and should
be the late person to expect any danger from their protsad-
iyte
Mr. COLLINS, believing that the House of Commons
ought te have the power of modifying the oaths, rejoiced that
the Hefts of Lords had passed this bill, and trusted that it
wee a prelude to the establishment of one oath for ell its
membere. (Hear.)
Mz.GHIFFITH thought it would have been much better
if the Roue of Lords had accepted the bill of the noble lord
the member he the City of Landon, but did not consider the
wok hug been et all unketemete. He believed the deliberate
opbdon et the house had al s been limited to the =rule-
stn of Jews into Om Huse of and that they bad
sever desired is interfere with the in that respect
of the other bourne. Criss of "Divide.")
Admiral W believed that If the bill should peas
the Christian dander of the Deus would be abolished. He
did not think the Jews were at all degraded by being =-
eluded from parliament. They were simply looked upon se
toreignes, and debarred film exercising certain privileges,
and ha did not think ft 4,:cfor the sake of a few indi-
viduals, to surrender a which had been inculcated for
centuries, end which wee foundation of our monare.hy,
our laws, and our axial habits.
Colonel THIRST UN supported the bill.
The house the divided. The numbs= um! • _

Par do get reading
ti
than read • WM tiros sad pamgl 66,
amid load
abeam
London, England, 1858-07-22

PRISONS IN TILE SOUTHERN DISTRICT.

This morning was issued the annual report, by
Mr. J. G. Perry, upon the state of the prisons under bh
Inspection, viz., in the southern district, comprising the
whole of that formerly called " Home District," augments(
by the addition of :tine other counties. In a general Nina
teary, Mr. Perry states that of the sixteen English counties
la the seethernAtifriet, twelve have adopted the separate

',stem in its integrity; the remaining eotr still retaining
their prisoners more or lees In association. "Among the
latter," he says, " it is to be regretted that Middlesex stands
matepienons ; but u the magistrates have it in contemplation
to build a large number of separate cells in one of their
houses of oorreotion, and have already completed the first
instalment of a similar work in the other, the prospect of the
removal of the metropolitan comity Into the other category
is not very remote.. The same may be said of the county of
Cornwall, in which the building of a new prima on the aspi-
rate system is progressing, though not very rapidly. Nee
moat the city of London be omitted in this enumeration, far
while It possesses, in the Holloway House of Correction, oft
of the best prisons on the separate system in the kingdom,
there his risen up within the walls of the gaol of Nevrgate
similar structure, now near completion, which will receive
the greater part of the male prisoners awaiting trial in sepa-
rate cella."

51r.Perry asserts that the merits of the separate system ef
discipline continue to be recognised wherever it bar beta
oonaistently carried out and the adenines presented by
productive labour over the merely punitive operation of bard
labour cranks are more and more extensively admitted from
year to year. A singular feature in the reports on individual
prisons, is the very great difference in the aipenees attached
to them. "As a stoking example in illustration," say. Mr.
Perry, "I may refer to the difference in the annual ordinary
charge per ptisoner in the two prisons of the °omit), of Berks.
In the gaol of Reading the average annual coat of a prisoner
is 271. 12s. 11d., while in that of Abisgdon it is 411.9..
The larger size of the former prison would, I am aware, give
It an advantage in the economy of management over the
latter; but I apprehend that that explanation is not suit.
cleat, since in prisons of the same sire it is not uncommon b
find a similar disparity. As an instance of this I may cite
the two borough prisons of Barnstaple and Poole, which
receive almost exactly the same number of prisoners annually,
while in the former the average annual cost of maintenance
of a prisoner is 181. 8.. 4d., and in the latter, 591. Os. 7d. If,
too, we compare the three similar prisons of Usk, Southamp-
ton, and Bath, the difference will be very remarkable, for
while in the two first anted the cost is 231. Be. ed., and
251. 18.. ed. respectively, that in the prison last named is
391. lie. 7d. I am not prepared to say from what causes
this peat disparity may arise, but the fact is one of the
greatest importance, and ought to be carefully inquired
u
London, England, 1858-05-28

PAILMIt or a WIIIROB-RATII rP

At the Charley Petty Passions on Tuesday, no
fewer than twenty-five of the Inhabitants of the village of
Withaell wore anunnoned kr serpayreint of a church rate
to the perish..
Upon the name et Radon& Rigby being ailed, the de-
karat saki he objected to pay the nee berm he rerldered
it invalid. The nate bed been kid kr the paper of per
a brow He did not think a herr we en whole
of rink tardier& He thought the penult emit to provide
the Wen kr the "
Mr. W. P. Roirla,"ftdencherer, who hed bee sewed
for the degree, rid hi. clients caheter, to pay the rite kr
two reser& Pint, burr it was hid for the patens of
• hews; reoadly, bears the np led act
wade. He said that at the in reetleg, is
May het year, a gagleran pregesed a church rate et 14.
in Wpound kr the punier era hares nod Id. for other
Be said the heirs ward mat M. Two ether
bed weed te Aro he spree. end bad rad
peeposhiss was elberwerds pot to the vets, bat
it wr are= nejority id the meeting then
a ratty He contended that a
rearm wren sat wiiar ..slog el a chunk rate.
On the 16th of Dearber her, he said, another was
called
Mall: the sem es that teamed In .
This WOW ineireath as the Maps
bed at the emir eseetlagin retry negeti wed the
At the am
leareaskss t • Deomber the Farrar about the herr
wee soh t freterd end the seeriag divided apes
the gewilles. Peer Wen wee e ',pointed, two far seek
pony. They relined themselves ea each Ade of the door,
end teak the votes se the penile let the vestry. Mr.
Blackburn, the iprisk clerk, end Lowrance Livery
took He mar al the yews, the clerk acting for the
re-rees pm wed Ur. Limey for the anti-rate party.
He (Mr ar . as) weld be able to hove that in taking
the votes sot ter
than 16 votes wen recorded la favour
of the rage hit ponews who were not preset at the swath` ;
crept 0611r11 that ef Mr. Cores wen given by the chide,
who, taking a piece el paper her his pocket, exelahned,
" Mr. Corr votes for the rate." The Barber of votes de-
clared by the tellers wee 49 for the rate and 44 whir it.
There was no apprtalmat at proxies aa the meeting, end it
then had been, proxies were not legal In rung-rate con-
toga.

—tie Benoit amid that U Kr. Roberts could prove the latter
Sots thus would bs isofaahat evideaos to quash thairj aria-
&doe.

--Icreph Dattarllald was than coned. Ha proved that 16
votes wars resordad by proxy in favour a tki. rae, and 1
MaMa Chairman, attar a taw wawaste daiiberalks with Hs
brother nwginaahre, intimaind that ths INA wee idle
eatisisd that thin was beg Ne pal &gift lin
validity el the sate, and as disk ens away
=des esnanwnwn nisi aim pada awl 11g,
and all psenesdilogs wow so iir as they was asn-
mond, in all this aim that they had heard.
London, England, 1858-05-28

away shout 2,0001. in the same way out of Doncaster
in April, 1830, when he went by the name of Higgins, end
occupied a stop previsudy in the occupation of Mr. Bat.
tell) • moos, to the Market Tins He tented on the
banner of dour dealer, and sold flour at 2s. 6d. per
Mops when everybody else was wiling it at 3e. salts. 241.
She millers who suffered the most then were Mesas Yaw
den, of Cenhlow • Boorh, of Coniabro' ; and Walker, of
Bentley. Mr. Moat and Mr. Smith, spirit merchants, were
San stagers. The old fellow whenin Gainsborough, pro.
famed to be very religiously Inclined, frequently morelbing
on the gm. OPrOVideliell' yet not untrequangt Bidding
his hansom by an oath. On Tuesday end wednesday
morning letters were received from the sharper, basso ebi,
London post-mark, by several of the dopes, in wha ho
mated that untangles events would prevent his return to
Otinsbaroogh at present, and he recommended them to go sad
get away from the what things the, could, ea gin
as patiently as bls for the remainder of 'then amounts.
London, England, 1858-05-28

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(TRIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before the Loids I melon e/ Itypest.)

11 ALL IN 11 TALL AND HALL.-1•NILIVP111.
On the awe bang °aka on,
Xt. Swanton, Q.C., for the assignees, said Nor
was ans of appeal from the decision of Mr. Cate
FINN pronounced on the 12th Muth last, and repeat" has
Barrow at that day, whereby the COMMINIONT bad
reload both mallow and proteedon to both the ban=
As he was inkented that the bankrupts did not am.,
raadalciip at by a =Nitagivii to
larms it=iiiort h. 11, raw%
The order wee cat faras
a3Ol rdlnity at moo made.
Mr. Chandlsaa, Q.C., appeared for Sir Charles Roam.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

(Sittings in 13sines.—Baton Lord Campbell, and hatism

Colorldp, Brie, and Crompton.)

RESIGNATION OF MR. JUSTICE COLERIDGE
This morning Mr. Justioe Colinidge, sa the senior Om
jades, addressed the two grand juries, which are stustroaell
to this court awry tem, in scooMance with autism
custom. His lordship alluded to the inconvenience of
the practice of two grind juries being brought to thi
court four times a y when the amount of
hominess they had to perform was so little, and said, as am
was the last time he would have the honour of midressicc
grad jury in that plats, he hoped it the institution wen
continua that it would be =Ailed so as to be lass income-
Went to the partiee who had to attend.

The jury this withrisew.
Till NEW JUDGE.

Mr. M.Mahon applied to the court for tits putts:ens*
of tae ors of Roberta e. Eberhardt, on the ground that we
leader, Mr. Heigh HA had returned his brief.

The court et me wanted to the application.
HEMMINGS 0. GARSON.-JUDGMENT.

This wes an salon for libel and slander, tried before
Justice Erie in Hilary Term last, and in which a verdict
was returned for the plaintiff, with 1001. damages.
A rule for a new trial, oft the ground of the improper re.
eeption of evidence end other grounds, wee argued a few days
ages when the emit took thus to 001Iiiiir.
Lord Campbell now said the court thought there should
be a new trial, the costs to abkle the event.
Rule absolute for a new trial.
London, England, 1858-05-17

Mi. ilLdlir BNITIIf.

The following address has been put forth by Mr.
Albert Snick to announce his intention of superseding
Mont Mem by China, u the subject of tbs Egyptian Hall
antsrtalmegis :

. TO MT IVDIENCL

" Misr am* soma
yeare—;nd"."2,4:7oo representations of
rap snittlinent—noranoted with the most pleasant aro-
aiding end negneigeme end the most interesting memo-
ries 017_1111.4g MS be etweived that it is not without
sons nisinig of whirl hasp I announce the present
as the led meson and the lest repeneestations of Mont
Blanc.'

" Not that the popularity of the subject has decremed, or
that its fattiest appears to be worn out with my old and firm
Moeda, the public; but sines the 16th of Match, 1852, on
with& evening it was tint presented to them, I have scarcely
had what out be called • kollday—the spasmodic scamper of
sir weeks which I bare minaelly made about the Continent,
at the end of the wean, having been as moth occupied in
collecting and erninglag matMials for the new route se in
recovering from dm Intim of ecesetantly—day after day,
wee after week, at after mosth—illnetratimg the old
ems._

"I have, therefore, mein to tbs detenainatka of apply-
log to layesif for a mask looser have of Ma me thea has
be.. hitherto allowed r; sad, at the mattes—sot wish-
hit saastria to break ay *mart relealome with my
but stlll to be wadleseing eassathing fresh
gthMr—l hope—future aaeasmat, sod with the hatsreft-
leg palate of the whale world Della* ar hr seloakee, I hare
paled, dew mash thilberatke, mos seeklag China the
bi Nalrbilibel bElEblblimbEit. I Wpm to
etset, se seat as my Nudism, will permit ma, Ma the Kw&
terremeadigypt, Cmykst, sad &map" for Cabin, sod
We" eine &ENO may hke nes.
" I Wham the ormatry malamitly calculated to afford
swam 1w en aelertelmeat saw my own habits. It is,
at present, • pit of masmiresed interest with us all. It
has the grit edmeaso of emseining wow, at this present
time, jest what it was davanade of years ago. he ppooppular
=lirehave a wide bold ea us, hem the ' Waierful
ddidhoed, sad the Maureen( and demertmer-
vise of the prime of lib, to the ' strong- tardy congote of
ear dmilkiag pers.l • rag weft Ass ihst celebrated Woe
Imhof* la ihswel so may /data I. he attendance on us
thmagleast et melee lives. Lad se far se we are yet
Wilmot weerydelog shod China eosins to be quaint, mid
•alirand may semice
rhope that no Swigs wan nor home 000nmeacies will
interfire whh my present intentions, and that I way be
stabled la a abet limo to say • Good bys'—l trust only for
a while—to el say friends, full of bright hope sad =past-
sag. " ALBIZT 8111111."
London, England, 1858-07-13

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF

IT, lIILT ISI.

Their Lordships met at four o'clock for the purpose of
gbring the royal aslant by 00031111.1114011 to ths following bill :
—Cbisf JustM of Ikessbay, County Management, Commis-
sioners of Exhibition 1861, Railway Act (Ireland) Coati's-
sacs Portion& sad Aibreda Convention, Wexford Harbour
Imeankment, Liverpool Improvement, Yarmouth Bridge,
Belfast sad County Down Ratlway, Norwich Gas, Aadover
Canal and Railway, Owls Railway ; Loudon, Brighton,
sad South Coast Railway (Shorshana to liandeld.,.±.)l
Birkenhead Improvement, Dean Forest T
Trust, Cornwall Hallway, London and South •Zres.
Railway, Mersey Docks and Harbours (New) Yawl
Docks sad Harbour Cmolidatica of Aeto),
sad haprorsamat ; lianohrter Corporation Water; Wmtr,
Radom and Buntingford Railway ; Ulveneems sad UM.
osier Railway ; Cootie, Machyulleth sad River
Truoroad, Greet Northern and Western (of Ireland) Rail
Ltmeriok sad Fffass Railway, Midland Great Western
li weof beim& Maslen Counties Railway, Bury Rad-
dills (wL
ater). Pommes& Railway, South Devon and
Tavistock Railway, Northam** Om, West-end of London
nag Crystal Palm Railway ; Linde and Canton District
Markets ; Blackburn Railway ; Darlsy's RAM ; Viscount
Lath's Estate.

—Ha - io-y—la Cominisakeers were the Lord Chancellor, the
Bedeniarthricits, sad Lord Wensleydale.
' deka.
The LOLL CH A NCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack it
London, England, 1858-07-13

=PLOSION AT d raarolur FACTORY a
TSB WISTMINSTIS-ROAD.
About half-past 8 yesterday evening an alarming
espleeMit took pimp at the firework manufactory belonging
to Madame Colon, in the Westminster-road, opposite
Paursionthwark. The first intimation of danger Ira
given a boy nuhirliC of the back kitchen, exclaiming,
" Oh, • red fire is ht I" Re was followed by another,
who was severely burnt ore he could make his way out.
Soon afterwards the fire spread to the other parts of the
building, igniting the fireworks, and causing an explosion
which blew the windows out and the roof off, shook the
adjoining houses violently, and threw down, burnt,
otherwise injured many persona in the immediate o
hood. Some ruckus fell into the firework factory of
Mr. Gibson, opposite, and mused an explosion there which
did most serious damage to the building, and added to the
shuns and oonfazion. Yn. Gibson was severely burnt, and
the Lambeth turnout, who was engaged drawing a main for
the engines which had arrived in thimaantime, was caught
by the flames, so that his hat and clothes were burnt and
himself dangerously injured. The windows in St. Paul's
Church was broken, as were some marble stands in the
marble works of Mr. Kifford, in the Asylum-road, a few
houses distant. The noise of the explosions was heard to a
great distance, and it was soon found that several other
holing in the immediate neighbourhood had received damage,
and that a great many parson' had been more or lam
burnt. Many of these were at once attended by Mr.
Donahoe and other surgeons close by, and the worst cum
were taken to Guy's Hospital.
In lees than half an hour after the outbreak not fewer
than sixty sufferers had bean removed to Dr. Donahoe's
gu4remenp t is the third or fourth time that Madams
Coton's premises have been destroyed by a similar casualty,
and her predecessor, Madame Rangier, lost her life in the
same way, by an explosion of fireworks.
The official report describes the damage done to property
as follows Madame Colon, firework maker, No. 4, Elite-
beth-place, and Charles-street; house and contents all de-
stroyed. No. 2, Charles-street, William Shipwright, mathe-
matical instrument maker ; bark premises destroyed by Are
sad explosion ; insurance not known. No. 1, Charles-street,
Mr. A. Taylor, cabinet maker; a home of three rooms,
severely damaged by fire and explosion. No. ;
plies, Sarah Milton, tobaoconist ; front scorched, and back
windows burned out. Ditto, Mr. Henry Gibson ; shop and
=with contents, burned out, and rest of bowie
by fire. Noe. 2 and 3, unoccupied ; top Boors and
roofs nearly destroyed, and rest of houses severely demigod.
No. 1, Asylum-place, Mr. Charles Herring coach builder ;
front and back windows destroyed by explosion. No. 2, In
the same place, Mr. H. Scott, lath render ; windows blown
out. Noe 4 and 5, let out in tenements ; sham damage,
St. Pears Church ; foundations shaken by the expiation.'
London, England, 1858-07-13

IF

COMMERCIAL AND MARKEY&

LIVERPOOL CORN MARIET.—THIS DAY.
(NT )lACINSTIO T1LZO1►11.)
(711.011 OVA OWN 001111I1OWDZ1T.)
Wheat and corn in fair demand, sad full prima an gives.
Indian corn ann.
There is not a large busbies@ in flour, but full prim hays
been asked sad obtained.
Oats end oatmeal firm at Pilday's quotations.
London, England, 1858-07-13

WESTMINSTER,

Mary Ls Otrertrai Vol; ;;;;;;;;I, on the charge of
p din ender ales prelenen. The facia of the oars
k eer yesterday. It will be recollected that
ore ffir Mich
Shaw Stewart, M.P., and
solieZusireeinnee, and gave as her address No. 4, Canaan-
nreggivoil, St. Onswe's-in-the-list. air Michael applkd
is the Ilksliality Mao whose eller atbinded the ant on
the fret sennintlim, soa meted hen the phew led One
•wren( giber. It new nosered that then were heir No.
4'a in the eager, lotha sheer bed thus ahead ban the
prisoner, whims sktneent es to hie address was inlh inn
Mr. Arnold sold that there or no aviation to Wog the
Aundue** Vagrant Ad, he gen set
oberiteble entrthatkes 'adulates sad treedaint prelniess.
The only nand bMshog woks dregs was the sop-
position net she led (foal bin olden', wldel Omni ont
net to to the ale, for there was so gooks tint the posinsa
hod hood kr, sad that the polloe-oonatable WO; as well
se rem hod so difficulty. Thee was no asthma
the taearg weens, and if she wee • demurring he
Mew vine she was to obtain redress far lee meet
end Be (the worthy magistrate) did wet "Meek
this 111011.111 liras to sir Michael Shaw Storni he the
omen ha hod wens& It was what ninety-nine patient
awn eat ef • belied would have deer; but
to some Melt& err dtillealq, it had beta
tint bet "dhow was abe, sat elm boa gin. Into
mieledy. Ont lOW badly ehe that the pshowee would
hen hen amid when she! ot ;6e meld helm ecomeal-
enwl what she hal given her Mhos to Er Michael far the
CZof islek7, and Ow =good kith hod repaint
to km ma as iharato inquire
winker he had ndriald tkis When. Ile It was an
vohnieseer and If the peteesee INN Ting pen=
ebe wee tasked to compaskka tam seas 1111111. bath. Ind
only"higosi
to dad with the one balm Ma, and the deadond woo
ar said that es far re Its wee eentinsii, ha was
vent wake to give any assistance if it tinsel eat to be a
dresrAng ease.
Ildr. Arnold repeated that there was no imputation upon
Sir MisbaeL He should have done the same biome'',
London, England, 1858-07-13

WE POLICE COM&

lIANBpN-HOUSE.

Immo Ohasysiesss; dr r CA;;;; ion, 16, his daugh-
tsr,wese domed stealing flour.
Ths Warm was employed at the Ball-wharf, Queenhithe,
as• wahlmas, and on Sunday last he was seen by
two Misr vokihmi daft the door of Mr. Harding's war*
bass. At Os arm tins Ms daughter was men with a beg,
lake Ims lava to enrich about 61b. of flour. The tour
Wiens tam Erma 110011 Mk/ In the warehouse of which
the Erb isisissar bag alithked the key by putdng his daugh-
ter in at the emailegisen window. Flour had hem missed

The posecutor, who Ina present, withdrew the dump
egaiast, the daughter, who appeared to be in the deepest die-
trem ; sad
The Lord Maps committed the father for trial.
GUILDHALL.

laws Rill and Joh;s4iag, who demand themselves as
arranosh_waro charged with presenting theemelves at the door
of the West Landon Union in a Mate of sodny.
Mr. Phillips, the master of the West LondonUnica, in
reply to 81r Peter Lour* laid the prisoner Hill was known
as having been punished for a 'limiter Winos owe before, but
the master of the /shoot yard isterceded for him, and got
him discheo provided he would go to Australia.
Sir Peter Lonrho eked what had become of the clothes ?
Mr. Phillips said it was a common thing for men to go
Into the open .robes of V Meade-inset, there tear up their
Moths*, sad then walk nakedtLeatiNe the door ot the IJaiwa.
They came from the adjoining homing well *tweakd
be impossible for thew thori to send them back. The
streets were crowded at the time with persons who were hoot-
the prisoners.
&a Peter Laurie regretted be could not ceder the prisoners
a good logging, and sentenced theca to Mx weeks' imprison-
with hard labour.
London, England, 1858-05-19

a:el."

Alexander Cowan, Esq., father of Charles Cowan,
Esq., ALP., has just handed ova as denatless-4,0001. to
the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, 1,0001. to the Lunatic
Asylum, 1,0001. to the Deaf and Dumb Latitudes, 1,0001.
to the Blind Asylum, and 1,0001. to Leith Hospital.
..

An extraordinary prosecution is now going on in
the Sheriffs Court, Edinburgh, in which a Scottish Presby-
terian of the Tame of Cochrane has brought en action of
damages foe an attempt to impose the rite of the church of
Rome on him at a period of serious illness, against an Welt
priest of the name of Donahoe.
The Nene* Post states that the late defeat of the
Turks at Gramm was solely due to treachery. An armistice
bad been conelsoled, and there being an end of fighting, the
Turkish soldiers were occupied with establishing themselves
at ease in their new quarters, when Prince Danilo proposed
to his followers to fa upon the unsuspecting Turks and to
mama" them. This project came to the ears of a French-
man, named De la Rue, who was resident with Prises Nails
and who accompanied him sometime ego to Perk. De la
Rue protested in vain. At last he declared that he would
wash his hands of this infamy, and he rode straight to the
Tarts to warn them. Prince Natio and his mountaineers
followed feet ; before their victims could be put upon their
guard they murdered the commander, Eadri Pasha, the
Frenchman De la Rue, and hundreds of the unfortunate
Turks.

The Neapolitan government has published forty-
Ave notes and dispatches which base been exchanged between
the gosernment of the Two Sicilies and that of Piedmont on
the subject of the CagliarL
London, England, 1858-05-26

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

PLYMOUTH, Tunsoar.
The Cape Royal mail-steamer Dane, Capt. Stratt,
arrived at Plymouth this evening, having started
from Table Bay on April 20, from St. Helena the
29th, and from Ascension May 3.
Her cargo consists of sheep and goat skins, horns,
ivory, ostrich feathers, and wool, with 1,7861. in
specie. She brings also the regular mails and 23
passengers.
War was declared at the Cape on March 19 by
the President (Boshoffy of the Orange Free State
against the Buttes. The first collision took place
on the 23rd of March, when the Free State Boers
gained a small advantage.
His Excellency the Governor had ordered the
observance of a strict neutrality, in answer to an
application by some of the colonists for permission
to assist the Free State.
Various improvements and projects for opening up
the resources of the country, facilitating intercourse,
and promoting irrigation, continued to occupy pablic
attention at Cape Town, and a general scheme of
elementary education was mooted, the want of
schoolmasters being much felt.
Professor Dale, of the South African College, had
obtained twelve months leave of absence, and came
home with his family in the Dane.
Horses were still being largely shipped for India.
The harvest and vintage had both been good. The
murderers of the late Rev. Mr. Wilaon had not been
discovered.

The Himalaya sailed for England on April 18th,
and from St. Helens, April the 29th. The Penelope
sailed for England on April 18th. The Castor and
Hermes were in Simon's Bay. The Boscawen sailed
from Ascension, for the Cape, on April 20th. The
80th Rifles had embarked on board the steam-
ship United Kingdom, for India, on April 6th. The
Indiana arrived on the 15th and sailed on the 18th
for India, with troops.
London, England, 1858-10-07

CANADA.

•••—•••--.
(IT 11111.111111 Axp milt mAoxinc tzt.saaarl.l

gram Iva ova" cowsponosiml
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.

The steamer North American, from Quebec, Sept.
26, has arrived. She brings 148 passengers, bat no
specie.

On the 27th the North American 'track on a
stroke' rock off Wolf Island, Labrador, and her fore
compartment woe stove in and filled with water.
Happily she sustained no other •njury. She brings
no news in regerd to the lierning of the Austria.
A telegram from Newfoundland of this 2kd alt.
reports the signals on the Atlantic cable as parent
as ever, and the line in complete working older
from Valentin to Trinity Bay (sic.).
There is no political news.
The Quebee timber market is quite active, bat
without any advinoe in prices. Freights were very
slow ; 11. 10s. to London, and 41. 24. 6d. for deals.
At New York on the 24th eottoa was active, but
steady. Floor firmer.
The Vigo, to sail from New York on the 26th, had
half a million of dollars in specie engaged.
London, England, 1858-03-13

BAST INDIA LOAN BILL.

On the motion for the comddention of the above bill, am
On
Mr. DISRAELI said that the nemenitler of the Rest
ladle Compeer required the immediate perdu' of the bill,
width, he trusted, would not be connected with say =s-
een krr the future government of LAM.
Mr. CARDWELL would give every faeility to the
porde( cl the till, now that all the objections to it were
MOM.
London, England, 1858-03-13

;NING, MiiRCIE! 13,

TAB 01114 r 10L11'8.14
•
111CURSION TRAINS.
The Landes and North Western, the Great
Weems, the Oreet Northern, and the lieshurn Cocain
Railways, are all four favoured by this eveat, hating
stations in the central path of the eclipse. The London dad
North Western hm Warmth, Omni* Northampton, and
Periurkatullh- The Great Western, Swindon. The Great
Ihrthere. Pitecbotough and Wertington. The Eastern
Counties, Peterborough.
and Swindon era, hears err, stated to be the
bast for viewing the pbsememen, sad, no doubt, thousands
will rash down next Monday in order to roe it to eo great
me *Avestan. AB for sa onmenience sad expanse are con-
cerned, nothing could be better than the excuraion Maine
advertised to be prepared by the companies, the fare there
and back being only a few shillings, and the time occupied
about as long as going to a London suburb by hares con-
VllllllllO3. . _

Tho following are admits from the table of the @apex-
intendant of the "Nautical Almanack," respecting the time
aad extent of the caliper':

Weld lowa Load times.
iktm.. air. Magnitude. Cada. gun.
h. In.
eirladon ..... 11992•10 th .... ...... 9P9 . VS 1110th
orthamptor IIST 1.103 i . . 999 213 1-1011
Peterborougb .... 1141 3.10 th 9Po
11/1-/101
()mule WM 9.1001 MP 15 1-10*

Blisworth and Werrington ere not meadow' fn this so-

The Great Western train leaves Paddington at $.15 am.,
and resume from !Swindon at 4.30 p.m. The company have
shandy maimed thither the telescopes and hmenomate of
Professor Hind and of a large number of &vetoes to metro-
immitcal edema.

Professor okasha b allsoted Cheadle, ha Northamptos-
shire, as the spot from whims to make his obsendione.
The public will have a fine opportunity of viewing the
eclipse from the towers, terraces, and gardens at the Crystal
Palace, where the transparency of the atmosphere will enable
this grand phenomenon of the heavens to be seen to peat
advantage. It is often bright weather at Bydenham w►en
dull in London. Telescopes and other instruments will be
on the grounds for the use of the visitors, and all the usual
attractions of the palace will be iu operation.
The taps of di. Paul's, of the Monument, of the Cokes-
mum, of the York Celama, do., will dashiki= be thronged.