The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-07 00:00:00

TIM OfTAIII OP Till TRIBONS.

The Sheriffs reported that there were in Newgste i 2 pri-
soner, of whom two were is the infirmary. is the Debtors'
Priem, 85 ;in the infirmary, 3. In the Howe of Conn:-
ties at Hokiway, 319 ; in the iefatuary, 9. The resorts
were aeoompaeied by the anal medical eartilkatin of the
generally healthy state of the prisons.
The remaining business having beandisposed of, the court
adjourned.

Thome' 0, THZ LAW. —A deputation from the
canoed of the National Association for the Prontotioe of
Social Science assembled yeetwday by appointment at the
°Spiel modems of Earl Rasesll, in Downiorstreet, to
nisei upon his lordship the expediency of taking immediate
stops for the preps:sties el &digest of the ease law of Baglaod.
His lordship unfortunately w.s so marsh indisposed ss to be
unable to meet the members of the deputation, who had
assembled in coosidemble numbers.
AGRICULTURAL HALL COILPANT (L13.111'14 —The
fifth a nuel meeting of the stockholders of this • company
was held yesterday afternooe at the °Mass, Buford-street.
Islington ; Mr. John Cleydes in the chair. The report of
the directors stated that the iset amount to the credit of
revenue, with 1411. ls. 10d. bettors of last year, was
2,9821. 4s. The results of the year had not been fortuoste.
The horse show took gape in the midst of a general elec-
tion. The cattle show was seriously effected by that
terrible national calamity, the cattle plague. The visitors
at the horse show were 18,000, end at the cattle show
41,000 under the attendance of the preceding yews. At
the same time the roots °trained from the various exhibi-
Bone held at the hall without the to the oompany had
been satisfactory. Haeju( regard to the reduced income
of the past year. the directors were willing to reduce the
fees voted tbem at the last several meeting by 25 percent.
They had also taken into serious consideratioo the esoweitr
RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.—
of reducing the working expeasei of the cod
In Lord Risked ile`a committee of the House or Lords yea. had made arrangements for so dont The directors rennin-
boor the standing orders in the neoppoied Bristol Hay- weeded payment of a aimood
of per cost, clear of in
Junctirso Re-lway arid Wharf Depot were dispensed
me would absorb 1,9821. 10. , I • 9991.
with. The Kingsbridye Railway (unopposed) sew allowed be'
ouriod fotreard to the leaving this
14.. to revenue account of
to proceed, striking out the railway described io clause 4. old
or otherwise disposed of as the shareholders may
The Cork Cork Barbour and Curragbbiony Exteosien Railway aide; bent. The reporters' adopted after a loos diecussion.
(unopposed) wee slowed to proceed, striking out chimes 10
ill „,
to 15 imiwee, The South Fitters end London,London,masher& 1 s CASE Of SHOOTING A HOT AT PADDlNerrole
and Dover (Leaden, Lewes, sod Brighton) Railway. (op- —Joseph Ward. sled 28, a canal boatman, a roogh-looking
paid) was 'plowed to proceed, protecting certain proper. fellow, was brought up yesterday at the blarylebone police-
ties. The standing orders were declared not to have been ciurt for final ezominatios on the charge of shostiog a led
emptied with in the rises of the following opposed named Thomas Leiley with a gun. Mr. J. R. Lynch, hood,.
selremes—Tbe Skipton and trbarfdie Railway, tho Devon surgeon of St. Mary's Hospital, said—l remember the lad
and Cornwall Railway, and the Loaders sad Writhing Lefiey being brought to the hospital about 12 at night of
Direct Railway. The opposed cases .1 the City, Kiegatou, the 19th ult. He was suffering from gunshot wounds on
sad Richmond Railway, and the Sirhowy Extnesioo Bail• the heed. They were woun:s from scowl shot. I toned
way, were not protruded with. In the House of Commons, some 20 shot-wounds over the forehead in the frost pert of
the standing orders, before Mr. From were declared not to the seilp. I also found tbe left eyeball protrudieg on the
here been complied with in the owe of the Rochdale cheek—iirensatiori in court)—and rt was so dammed by shot
Vicarage Bill (unopposed) and the Bath Corporation (op- .2 to be required to be removed directly. The
posed.) The nessidessiew of the opposed Rase gisaminners right eye was Paso pierced by shot. I am afraid he will
Railway was adjooreed until the ldth lost., cad the op- loos the sight of that SA well. The first few days I bad my
posedmerd„ and Epsom Rsdway was adjourned until hopes that he would recover it, but lam afraid all hope is
Friday. The only bill breught nodes the n•ities of Mr. gone now. He is still an in-patient of the hospital, and
Smith was the adjourned opposed Bristol and North Somer. will have to remain so for some time yet. The wounds
set Railway (Southern Eitensioe), the coaaideratios of were dangerous to life at the time. The prisoner was cous-
which woe farther adjoisraid east the 20th inst. edited for tail]. Mr. Yardley then called the poor led's
HIALTH AND STARDOM IDIRTORID lIT Du BLEAT'S Imago forward, sod sold—You bays beard that the doctor
stimerroes itertissrra Awns". Its* wEir• airs without me-. says your son must remain for a long time yet in the hos-
Oise or incosysalence,o6=tiortleeelteae. @Mrs. 1 petal. When be leaves some here, sad we will see what
emessiptiou, debater. son , cat do for him. We can ON It anything can be done
yens, Wheal; liver, asd stomach oompiatirt sues elltbass. towards getting him into an arryiem where to could be
Sc cost bother rogirAim, sad Is tin bad feed ke 1 taught the shoemaking, and thus be ensb!ed to get bin
muss am. ADRually.—De Beers sad Oe.. K° 17
zaama. W. ties, wriu.. 14=1r.; living housed, and_ respectably. Don't you forget. The
was_ eaa gesewhs,sys,:eseees: s, assail*, •ge yak pre enema thrashed hie worship and retired, had's( her
oassaa•wass: and ODlSlEL4MivegessisM.l bgr es to • oak whisk oottoefoit Ma bask to the kingleig