The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-12 00:00:00

THE TURKISH FRONTIER.

Accounts from Vienna of the 6th, in the Poet Ampt
Gazette, state, that it will be impo,sible to regulate
the Bessarabian frontier without despatching a corn.
mission to the spot. In fact the topographical details
at hand are very incomplete, and the projected fron.
tier ot Chotym to the Lake Sasik is neither marked
by a stream of water nor &mountain chain. France,
it is said, has already fixed on her commissioner, who
will be Oeneral Letang ; Austria, England, and
Russia are on the point of naming theirs. Sardinia
will not be represented in this commission.

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL CODRINOTON.

(From last sight's Gazette.)

War Depar.mmt, March 10.
Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch
and its enclosure, of which the following are copies,
addressed to his lordship by General Sir William
Codrington, K.C.8.:
Sebastopol, Februsry

My Lord,—l have the honour to inform your lordship
that a large portion of the iof 'airy of the English army
prided, cn the 24th iort on the ridge of the plateau over.
Woking the plain of Barthian, where the ground had ta-
come sufficiently dry for the impose.

The troops were (01111011, Dy ;11011100P, 16 a 11110 of coati
gaous columns of bsttelions at quarter distance, ezteniing
for nearly a mile, and marched pan at hill distance.
They wen subuqueotly formed on a slope to the rear of
the trigittal line, in masses if columns by divisions, sad
again matched put in quarter distance.

The day was fine, but cold, and the general appearance,
cleenlineu, and steadiness of the troops afforded all the
utmost satisfaction, for the men looked in the finest health
and vigour. _

Marital Mimic?, General Durmdo, and a large number
of officers of the French and Sardinian armies, were ob
servers of the fine bearing and eflic'eney of the troops.

I enclose the weekly report of Sir John lisll, Inspector-
Gagersl of liospitals, in which your lordilip will see re-
corded the excellent state of health of the army

I hive, &C.,

W. J. CODIUNCITON, Omani Commanding.
The Lord hamar*, &e.

Headquarters, Camp, Crimea, Feb 25.

Bir,—l hare the honour to ene'oie the weekly state of
sick to the 23rd instast ; and it off •rds me prat tatisfaction
to be able to report not only a contiowince of the szeillent
health which the troy has enjoyed for wore time put, bat
that no death front disuse has courted during the week. I
believe one of two deaths from accidents uok place out of
hospital ; but for an army of this strength on service in the
field, to have lost no man by dims., for a whole week is a
remarkable circumstance : and when it is token into cond.

deration that only fourteen men hare died in three weeks,
little need be said about the character of the diseases that
have been pretal•nt in camp; and as the ratio of sick to
well is only Ii per cent., the sanitary condition of the ►rmy
may fairly, I think, be pronounced tatieltetory..

Bonse of the divisions of the army have enjoyed unusually
Food health of late; for instance, the Mgt land Division at
Kansan has had only one death for five weeks, out of a
strength of 4 860 men.

In the Tbiiil Division in camp no man hes died for 28
days, out of a strength of 8,450; and in the Light Division
no death bas occurred for a fortnight, out of a strength of
6,480.

This favourable state of things lo:is not, I am lorry to
may, apply to the Land Trawls r;, is which there is still it
considerable amount of sickness amongst the y)ung lade
who have been sent oat of late.—l have, &c.,

J. HALL, Inspector-Cirneral of iimpilala.
0 1 Sir W. J. Co tr:cgton, K.C.13 ,
Commander of Oa FcrOM.

M. de Rochow, who has killed M. Hiockeldy in a
duel at Berlin, was one of the youngest members of the
Upper House. Before goiog out, M. Hinekeldy resigned
his poet of dire t r of p.l ee. M Himkeldy was a great
Isionrit! of th Kiog of Prussia, wl o intended to make him
a minister on the first opp:r.unity. M. de Rochow ie in
custody. _ _

A letter from Athens says :—" M. Rizo Rangel*,
the new Minister of Foreign ASairs, is a man well salted
for the office. It is 'a that hi. seeirs'on to aim will
tighten the bonds of onion between Greece and the Western
Pewee,. M. Ringabe is a man of high scientific, acquire.
sent., and an re pending member of the Institute of Franco
and et the Royal dociety of London."

On Sunday, the 2nd, being the fourth Sunday in
Lent, the Pope gave his benediction to the Gi!den Rose at
the Sistine Chapel. It is said that it will be sent to the
Empress of Vie French. It is • very ancient rite of the
Ronsish church that the Pope elscull, on the day jolt men-
tioned, blew a golden rose, which it is • custom to send to a
sovereign, to • celebrited church, Cr to some eminent per-
mane. It it be not presented to any one, it receives s
sec sod benediction the year following. This prevent w•e

eabetitated for the gold sad silver keys, and kr the gime
cat with a file from the chains which IRO said to have
bound the heads of St. Peter, which were formerly seat.

We read in the Paris correspondence of the
lowlependatece Belot :—" I bars hitherto av eel mention.
lag io an espl est manner, the current r- p. rt cf the marriage
of M. Emile de CI r rdin t -day I belt, re Lam able to
state, without for of eon, radicUes, that the reslacteur4n-
chef of La Proem espies • young and beam, ful English
lady, hidlle. ablpptrJ."
_ _ _

It is stated that the seconehement of the Empress
Bliubetb rf Austria will take pldce at the Cbateaa of
Luzerab 'erg. about four leagues dicent fr,m Vienna.

Dr. Whiity, civil and mining engineer at Dublin
—who lately twilight as action for bresals of premise
of asanisge against a lady writee to uy tbat no

"bonus" whatever was receirld ty him as stated at the
time when the actiod was dismmoi of. "My soh citor on the
ecmslon was, aa a matter of Gonne, paid h a cost►, 1004
by the consult* patty, far which, as coots, Le gm) his re-
ceipt, and, on my part, I consented to the ram., I of the
ledy's signature from the requisition for the mares('
limner, lodged at the Queen's lons, in the offits of the Cos-
Material Comt. In cmmenting to a compromise I was ia-
flueneued, not by money, for I received none, but by a feel-
ing of consideration for the July, believing that she egad
not altogether (nal her own inclination, but under the
advice of bet brother, Lord Meath, tier hr)the r-in.law, lad
her c mein, the Earl of Derby, with other friends, and also
that my lamented encl•, ;Gemmel Whitty, whom .elates I
now inherit, end who wet to hero been one of the trustees
to the insrriape it:temente, had not wished meta persevere
is the attics.'

EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE.—On Monday last $
moat °atm rdinaey occ insane took place cn the Midland
railway in contention with a young ensign named Brat', of
the 98th Regiment, who has been latterly quartered with •
detachment of his regiment at York. It appears that the
°Meer in question having recently become excited from
some cause or other, it was deemed advisable that be should
return home ts his friends, who reside in the neighbourhood
of Cheltenham. Accordingly, o. Monett, last he toik hie
places by the Leeds train, acoompanied by a man-servant.
On the way between York and Derby he would insist on
the window of the carriage being lowered, as he said ha
waatei to look one. This was done for Was, and directly
'therewith he called the attection of his servant to what Its
said was a (right light. Be:ore the • remit had time
to turn r mod hft master had taken a leap through the
window, and just grazed the heel of hie boot in his set vant's
face as he turned round. The train at the time was going
at the rate of 60 millet; an hour. On the train stopping
at Ambulate • telegraphic message was sent ea to
Thrby, and parties proceeded op the line in search of
what they suppised the Noises lifeless body. In about
threw hours atter verde he was discovered about a mils and
a-helf on the Derby side of Clay CI o.s tunnel, curled split*
a snake between the two lines of rails, and it is calculated
that no leas than tea engines with trains had pawed his
sines he first jumped out, and so close was be to the line
that every train that had pissed had graze d one of his heels.
At the time be was found be tat w:th o Send raised se if
he wished to atop the mine. lie was immediately con-
veyed to the Midland Heel, Derby, at which plass Its
arrived Murcia eleven and twelve o'clock on Monday night.
Mr. Oisharee, the compsny'a surgeon, wan speedily in
attendance, and on examinatioa it was found that he had
net sastainei any very serious itjury. He had a good
night's rest, and on Mr. Oishorne v‘.:tiog him en Tuesday
morsieg he fogad him roost& rtbly better —Tenses.
Jinx CoLLEoz.—The Easter vacation will cont-
inues en Thereo,y neat, and on Friday the whole of the
boys will take that/. departure. A. at preeett known the
Wool will re -fro on the 9th of A?r.l, on which !ley the
lower) oye will clues, the filth form and unix r division on
the 10. b, and the sixth f rat on Friday, the 11th, when the
whole school will have aestobled. The sonnet custom of
preeentirg a richl)-ornantee Wel book, en ft David's-day.
to the he ad msester. by the Web)) boy of the highest (map
distinct'on in the school, tell the year to the 1 t of the Hon.
Mr. Wyse The examinitions for the Newcastle 'cholas-
' ship commenced on Saturday last, and will terminate on
Friday neat. The examiners are the Rol of Cerann to and
the Rev. Mr. Clark, two of Et itei distinguished scholar*.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

IMPERIAL P.

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INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.
PPM' NI. cormirowas wars?.

IN IL soB' O.)NDON -ANOTHIIII
0013/112 COUNT.

AT A

To.cloy, the th c'arge of this in °lvan woo ordered from
lloaanonger-*.e o Uso4, Iron a Giniitamint the Small-
woo County C net.

•
Tnne care demand the interference of parliament to pro-
ven! a commitment and discharge._ _ _

Oa the Ist instant the Insoles t Med his petition sad ob•
Lased his protect on. He was o.rerad os Monday bat, oa
a aosaltment (lewd the 4 h inst.
Mr. Cemmisainner Murphy asked whether the issolvest
slowed his protect ns trout this wort ?
Mr. RieJ, ton the •0 (Arent, &mowed is the
r. Ccommoeser Marry y knit tlat it wee a am to Um
Uteri. rssoe 01 too Wart, end ordered by dietitian*.

CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.
101117•• M. OVUM', P. , • C.
WM C. WOOLft/Cg.

This was It e oa br,inght almost the defeadamt as
smeary SO the Mem!). lam Board of Works, to nista
demeges for an ar,e,dent Misted to have been oessasiosed
by the es rekruneee and negligence of defendant's sereants it
workmen.

Yr Sm tb, of the firm of Smith aid Son, the clerk to
the Beard of Works, attended, on behalf of the defendant,
to object that, WI secret►ry, he was sot liable to be said,
and that the minion ought to have beta brought agalast the
board, which w s a entreats body, basic, a common seal,
and could sue or be stied is that ea arity.
The plaintiff submitted that he was mot prevented hula
suing the defendant so leffe say.
His Honour paid he could not do es, sinless them wee a
rower to that effect given in the set of parli►ment.
Mr. Smith said the, r w a ao sash power,—there was no
iltentim to awn d meeting the ca a fairly; but it was
essential with • public beard that all their proteodiap
should be is strict conformity with tt e alt of parliament.
His Honour held t►at t e iiefeadant was sot liable to be
suet, and plaiauff was co sequestly nocianitcl.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

THIS DAY.

DI fOR TR AIIIIIITATT /ROIL

John Joan, 26, woo found Groan of area twelve
pate, ridge lc 6,1 the pr' petty of Richard Wecot. Ening
sa old and of -ctevitted thief, the wart nateased h to
viz yetis ptaal serti ode.

Mary Seiler WY tried for fraudulent'y obtaining by films
Inetesee, • shirt nod thvers other sit c.u, the MrWWI of
Smith ud Rt•phta Low Heeper.
The jury fared her Graty, sad the wort seatsseett hot
1018 months' h. rd lebonr. She Led bees Uhl* seavisted.

Elsa Cerro I, 30, was iod.cted fw stealing a bq, vase
40i., the property of Chaska Bingham
The prow tutor, a c wirasks neat ta Hattoaiwiiea,
was hasieg his boots cleaned by eye of the Meet shoo-
blacks, is Osers-Wa lase, sad ►e pet his hog dews heidad
Tao prisms picked it vp sad tea away with It. fibs
was panned sad what' iats candy.
Pie was knead Guilty, sad sesiemmtd to Soo maths' hard
taboos.

Giorgi Johnsen, 20, was iadiried for hlealeady brialdag
sad tatettioi to dwellieg-bous of Radar& Cia/ard, sad
Mahe/ Quids a copper, hie peeptely, the eame bag
died ta the beildieg.

2be *lndictee elearly made oat th, sharp, sad the jilt!
found the rinser Godly.
hoateaeld to four years' pima earaltade.
Marisa Jacob*, • Harlan Pole, tiesertbad as a eheeetaker,
Wu Misted for staaliag a gold watek, the property of •
atrium nomad Asliway, with whom he lodged he Pnatott-
rout, Goodwaa'a holds

Tioo Taiwan mods long and ingosiou Welty end the
je7 sequined \in.
_ _

TM issietset Jaiige odd t►e griever beg bed •very
narrow ease" sad is night tusk himself very inky tee
the leanest vies the jury had takes.
The primer, in *ekes Raglieh sell theist, were eel-
deed" non intelligent sea for 'eking the man they ►ad.
(♦ bib.)

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAT.

Jahn Csmaher was becuebt behm air B. Mergesfdp.
• pelieemaa saw the peboaez ia Chespide attempt te
pick the pockets cf etten gestlemse, bet wittiest mew ;
yen the lam emseion the prim/me paid a Immilueshisf
est of the &thetas% pocket sad woe takes istoeestedy.
The pekesee seal be had plus a thee =Ws and bed we-
tettaised sot *thee& of committing a /eke m. Ulm bad
le might base taw the leadkembieh Mall the geatlemee.
He wee eat of week, sad had meter been la emedp before,
sad meter weak' egdm
The peiteemas laid be had mashed the peYene•. move-
meat, fee mime lima, la weasequess of amiss hem glade-
sea Mat he had attempted to peek rebels.
Committal to pesos kr WI Weeks.

Essay Floc • post bodkin fellow, was shawl wN►
L sis( beams his wife.

Tb;p vat wanes paid bag basbaad bad haws* beads
kat sad been fat/twat* bar, yea Wm pessaise snot to
strike bar aaala,

Sit H. lanerides—How loss has beta Is lb* bobit
of seats is Sea way
TM Nib—r se boss imarriM to Ms Wm yews, mod
M lm= to boat no sou. mobs sin. He locked IN est ea
%May miebt, as wall me boat se, but I this knave Mu.
The Dofirsdamt—l um wry sorry he tolasi my bead to
has, bet ifl get moo ibis I'd mem tomb bat opts is as
tafritnely —seer. It arms hem • hell& missmseet sad
I keew:tbst I shall mom do marbles irroeg etas. I
Imo bore a good husband to km, sad Ishall *Ways.
Ss H. Movseridge—Has tie detembat beta a good boo-
ked to yes /

Wife—Yes, hot I have forgives Ma Wee, sad lee wM
do thh again.

BLr L Moigortdio rold-111 try to provost dot; sal
oistessel tbo defradtat to Isprivromost Lir ems lam
old ontorsi Ida to lad boil to kis good bantam for rim
maths.

DARING 7171110LAIT, AIM CAPTORS 07 rat 1013728.
Josepti Chitty, a ticket-of-leave matt. mil Theo HopkW%
well Looms to t►e plies, were pissed at the Ito; atoned
with tottglariowey bn►kil6 into the dwolliog-tiosto et Ms.
ortial pleader, 23, Berborogb-prdeee,
sal olooltog mow, moo attiolto of plat*, sad 1041111746.
WM property.

Praia the dopialtleas of the verkies winnows, wide\
were of a very nagtheaed Mareater, it appeared at
ahem a quarter to foam Shammies, polisemsagesatCartow,
113, my the enemas climb over a beardlag, where there
am ease mew Manage, to Hembiaellgbilwdelm
MAW was eanyirg a beadle; mod, .peer eel.
Ls whams, Use, b•tb took M their beak. Car-
Ise plumed them. sad epees! his rattle. aid the
prisoners \snag separated, pilorcoastatile Piper, 1114
Mowed Ching sad Carter ma after Hopkins. The
latter gladioli himert slowly permed jumped over a wall at
11111lhask late tt s 1 beam, followed to the nateraltalle leap
by the sergeriat, who 'masted him safer a mama la a
coal meinehaat's wharf. Canty Sarin himself mealy premed
termed mead and miser ed Piper with a Ws peeserver I
but wee mom iliatumei. The two primers bevies been
safely Magni is the police Mattes, Se►gwt Carter west to

Berehroeugh-gardeas, sad tem tempi that a ladder bad—
bre, tampsed free mese oefuelebed buildings is tte seal.
beatiteed sad pletel against the 684 dialog-roma
"ladder of Mr. Cilbsea's beam. by whisk is salmon
bed bean eared. Saw &amen bad hoes epaulet is
W ilialag-rese, sad the robbers albs 'Shills a was taper,
had pretested dews stain sad bean mow be... epos.
The yard la t's ear el w powsleas wee strewed with
papers, asi a wrlrlag-iesk aad tea sanity were head with
Or* larks literally toned ii. with a '• jemmy."
RL 10.. bed hos stain. amongst ether tide"
bee the widely-40k. and • ether posell-ase,
ad pis-holster. liens eiothimg had .be bees steles, whisk
was toast is pesearies of tke risme Chitty. The
heath le bah had bees NM is Heaklee's bead was head
the name*. mardesed of seise wearier, apparel tied
up la the arreat's shawl together with • "jemmy" sad •
greet swabs of sheletoe keys. The epees iehish fastened
the bask dieing rosa wieder/ had hese list sears, let wee
Maid of Is the thieves
Ms passes were resesdod.

HOUSE OF COMMONB.—(THIS DAY.)
The SPEARS& took tfie chair at twelve o'clock
The Abordreu, Perrrbead, sad Polaorburiph Railway
Bill, and toe Dorsi acid Alford Va lry Railway Bill were
pods mond time, sad ceder, d to hr committed.
The Aberdeen and &o.,ish Ili Laud isnot on, tr., Bill,
was withdraws.
PETITIONS.
Sir P. BARING orreested a peti.ion from tOe guardiaes
of the poor of Ponies, eemplassisit t►at workhouse boys
wen reused admi•ros to the rvyol navy, sltlsoasb they
mete admvtt d into the army.
Sir G. GREY promoted a petition In favour of the Polies
Bill, end asott sr frAs 'Serpent, praying for the abolition
of church rates. _

THE POLICE BILL.
Is repl to ITT P. BAKING,
Bir G.GREY end OW POI e Bill would be rowadtted
'proforma oa Friday, witu t e Wow of having the bill re-
' Plated is its amended twat, sad circulated daring the

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY (SCOTLAND) BILL.
Tbis Dill was read • weenie tine. sad ordered b be eon
nista&

REFORMATORY SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL
On the older to- th- MCOl.li naditg of t' ie
Mr. MAOUISII oleere.-rt that the Rouse catholic' of
&laud numbered to.. 260 000, and yet there wan DO pro.
vision made it this NI to seen. religion lambing for the
Roane catholic children within/Its/lad their wsy iato these
schools. They ought to be in,'rueted is Vie religious i ro-
fusion of tr cr la iv to, bat it this bill pithead in th. present
shape there would M n th.ec. of that being done. At the
present mascot these mho 1. won tuned to the haled
Ism in Scotland. They were mine the intramonts of pro-
eslytisse' and it sea cot a tare occeirenco fry Rowan
ca-
tholic children in Shout houses of reins to hemmed int
festooning the creed of their pirente. They were
taught to believe that the Teague of their fathers
wan a man r, idolatry, and he salted the hone to
introdace a clause to prevent the 'pectin of such mirerable
and an-Eoglish terwcunans forth. &tare. Idolatry sad
Paganism were tolerated by the conferment in India, and it
was sot too mach tooth .h,Y the non panicle of tolermtion
should be eat. tidal to her Majesty's Roman estholic subjects
in &wind. Let a time and place be especially .et apart is
them reformatory schoo's when Ronan catholis children
should, under tro?er restric.:o is, have SCZNI4 for religious
tethhieg to the priest of their own pernsoloc. He bed a
right to make this molest and bumble demand es behalf of
the Roman eatholic p o ulotiou of Seethed, sad he hoped
the governmeat or t' o", wh I had chugs of the bull would
notlresia•• to tried, to it.

Mr. BOtt(YEßaided iis voles to that of the hen. sons-
her for Dim qtarrou in amoebas to the government t 3 do
justice ect the Rumen catt oem.
Mr. DRUMMOND was glad to hoar these pretentious
against religions antolerence, sad only regretted that they
meld sot be re-eahoed is the patimmeste of Na; los, Aus-
tria, sad From'. Certainly they wosid be nice aopro
Peat* there this in the per:lamest of England.
It win DOM extraordinary that the two ton. members
"Meld Use profetred en ravel oestempt I r proselytism,
ease it was a r obvious (set that erberir.r a Roman cathoho
priest meld rke ifs con, he would net hesitate to do
to, SO matter whether it was prison or ekvrel,
rr whither be had any business there or not. (A laugh )
With mind to the question immediate, wider disemesces,
he did not object to tee s.p ralou of tee Molders in re-
formatory sehools, for tell/coo. amasses, but tee fact wee,
he had se fen in reformatory eehoob. He would rather
see hulks estehlined at all to. tarp seaportt, where gri-
miest &lime meld be seat to be reformed. and news
mites the roper time arrived distributed over it. airy.
(Hear, Mar.)
air G. ORGY remarked that these shade were purely
Mastery Mentions, and they meld he established ad
emissive, 'amassed, either by Protesteate or Musa
Catholics. Time was, beware?, a perigee in the bill
giving the Merseary of Ewe power eineme children from
eas semi Si another, weirs they meld naive religiose
kiereMissesisedisi to the creed either meats. (Cents.)
Mr. ADDRKLEY cad the °Menet Ibis Bill was lamely
to easel is entland the net of last stadoes tor establishing
reformat, mason in Rosined, sad he hoped Ronan
Catnips mimesis would sot peril the bill by pressing their
Minnows
Mr. ADAM BLACK. agreed with tits several priseiples
Mildews tvlbe Miserable member for Daegarram, but
be Mabel Zemin whelk a embus who et ad up so mach
Ai mask= Mitatisa Is Scotland, would um their lassoes
aktmia lit Whim who cleared with them the same cm-
mem is Mee ft-religionists is Ledge enemies.
(Cheers.)
Alter som remarks from Mr. Ewers-,
The LORD ADVOCATE said the point in dispute could
may lee dimmed of in committee. With regard to the ad-
minlos of RIMS Catholic prints Jet* these schools, he
appreimmiiii it meld only be dem with the cement of the
Meif
DILL thought the Wisdoms of clergymen of
every desonimatioo at these id eon ought to be easoaraged
as math as arsibk.
Ike 5. NORTHCOTE was oppoesd to a seised system of
religious education. is Mee 'sheen There should be
Lenity of religiose and ft Mend be Mimed sad
gins in such a spirit es to sempaage se all 114$01.
After some farther diesunios the bill wee read a setend
time and ordered to be ensensitied.

6 ran.

THE EXPRM -WEDNESDAY EVENING,

WARWICK RACES.
THIS DAY.

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(sT imamate TILIORAPIC )
HUNTERS' STAKES.

ST. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE.

Yesterday, at a meeting of the iireetors and per-
iling of the p_ior of the perish of 80. Pacer's, held to the
Vestry-hall, Camden-tows, MOULT P*Wi,
Meg , eharchwardes, la the chair,
Mr. 11111/tAiap sleek to the board, eeatod that a furter
eirrespoidenso hod ttk-n plies eft', the Poor-law Beard
freleUve to the state of the woeksoase deuerelly, aid the
Adidas cif the beater poor. TM follow's, was the. reed:
"Poor-iesr Laid, Whlteaell, Marsh 4.
"Ste —I as eroded by the Pose-lew Board to later=
the &resters of the poor of the resit of Bt. Panne* that
the resod bate reorieert from the tlemuaissioners in Lawny
a iiimmuoluelua eorlosing a ropy of a ripen made to thous
by we of the countiesionere stuir a rec•nt isepro•los of the
wards oppooplated to lunatic. aid id ors in the 81. Panotes
Worthen*. It seems to the board deenable that the dies-
tie. of the directors should be directed to the mature re-
paretil tam by the COSlllllieltilte in Lawry, In wilier-
lift wilt lite panel question of the workhouse accoesso-
dab*. With this new the bed transmit herewith a
copy of the fern above refereed to, with a et py of
the leetor abet awn .issied it, sad request that te sty
receive the immediate noositeratioo of the directors. The
board will be pled tl be fat rood of the maestro which
the firemen may sefoot for the purpose of earryisp into
street the reconersendatidos rontelsed fa the report referred

tr—l dir, year obedient servant,
COURTINAT, Settetlo7.
Chaise Hibbard. H.q Clerk to the Drachm
of the Poor, Bs. P 11110111."
A seated later boa the Nine toed wee also read,
In referee's to the report cf Dr. Braes Jane on Ike general
suns of the workhouse, which hod; been already published.
The lett r roturouniestion contain an 'errata' of math-
tuition at the prwrpt and energetic .p rit displayed by the
dinar', is their prime her with regard to the retorts
referred to.

On the motion of Mr. Mown, monde& by Mr. Brocc•
TOW, the sowsnooleathor were ordered to be received mod
inured on the ralastee.

At the request of the chairman the clerk thee read the
report of the committee of directors to whom the It-
port et the Commissiosere is Lunacy red been refitted.
TM r.poet states that the lamatee upon laquiry were toned
to be in a good general state of health; sad la order to
Mesa the efOlidiNg complained of, the removal of nine
patients to an asylum had been ordered. The committee
were glad to fled that it was the pratiee to remove all re-
cent eases requiring restraint to an esylem se Nee es prays
doable ; teat mane of restraint were rarely resorted to I.
the workhouse, and never otherwise than ander the CHM-
tits of the seediest officer ; but as the comalesioaer had
6o directed It, the committee 'scummed that al Water
insets of natrsiat shall be removed from the suds. The
atteetion of the matron cm celled to the objectionable
practice of allowirg coned Dee' to be washed in the wards,
with a view to its prevention. The report °secludes by re•
ermansending that • rives ether saggestioes of Mr. Gerken,
the commissioner, be carried oat. TM repent was brought
up by Mr. Furor, as chairmen of the committee, who re-
gretted that It bad rot been made public before, as from
the het of the committee sitting and reportleg on the very
thy it was appointed seethe best proof of their desire to
remedy the evils complained of.
Mr. EProorron °lotted to the tem t' instruments of
restraint." The only thusly of the sort to be band in the
bousewee ea. strict waistcoat, and that was never need
inert in seem of emergency.

- .
Mr. T. E. Beim wooed that*. clerk be directed to
acknowledge the rempt of the etwunanitiaboaa, and to Mr-
ward to the Poor•law Bawd a (way of the report.
• -

Mr. Howls stecadad U. notion, whin was anal-
nonly agreed to; and the bend, after transasting soon
roans* banana bloke up. .

SULTS OF LONDON.

The tsta number of deaths issistered in Landow
white had boss 1,111 is the presto's w .sk, rase to 1.0621 s
the weak erbish egad last Saturday. Tlio ruts of mortality
saw /seating is timoidrrably tom thus has ben gosorally
esper6essl is the bops' of It. rob ; les** rate ("Wag
the swap) shish laeeliad at this peels* Is the Isat tan
mss wash base psralessi Is the Insist herrtand
pspeda-
ints 1,262 diets" The dlidesss Is 120 Is favour ef last
weak. Of pirtisslar dims, pilkith was the mat feta,
ast! essibered lfib deaths.

• flisikfeja staisva is nimisii ft Keened after an
Mom *I weirabe• duration. pordsalan an as fakir :
At 11, lob Mo
/41140000-atzw4, Diab" isnk
111•6110041170spe0000mias (10
V1.110,11.111(= serr) • dolimil sad vosillate)d,
and time ho se swam ogremetrete to emus fee the
Memo.

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List week the WWI of KM bay. sad 931 ebb, fa all
1,9'26 obildh a, wail mei* tell fa Load... Is die to for-
roymillisi weeks ee ibe 'firs 1840 00 the steams awaloss
wa. 1,669.

At the Boyd °hombre', Gronwieb, the roadie's of the
barometer tore high t the mom of every day was above
301 n. and the mesa oaths week was 30.283 la. The highest
pealing oetward at the begisang a 'hi moat sad wee
30.49 is. The mean temperature of the week was 383 deg..
womb is 1.11 dog. Wow Me enrage of the one week la 38
years MI detandaell by Mr. Gunn* Thomas Wenn
loin was below*, avenge usenet day.altar Monday; mad
Elatorday the extent of deprewilon was 4.6 deg. Tao
highest tompentase secure I on Banday and Ilaterlay, and
wash{ dreg. ; the Memo aloe onnered ea fkitarday, on was
28 deg.. er balm (rani*, rat. Os tbs seme day
tae lowest mass of a tberneurier ea ihs grew was 17
deg. The aeon Aim-past temperatu• was 34$ dp g. •
sad the different, ntweam this and the mesa temp rarer;
of the Or west deg. The mesa bmegerature of the wan r
of the Thermo was 48.6 deg., end anther by 6 deg. Una
the men temporatere of the air. The wind blew gene-
rally from the strn-war. • little nia fell es two gam
but M. email in anises to be anesand by the page.

MARCH 12, 1856:

EIHABB LIST-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cracw.
h the railway share market to-day several of the
heavier stocks have given way. Loudon and North
Waimea has declined to 99 to } ex div.; Great
Wasters to 80 to } ez dm.: and Laneashira and
Yorkshire to 83 to }. Chledonians, oa the other
hand, have risen to 291 to 1. Midland Stock is
cause batter, at 891 to 701 ez div. South Eaaterne
mak quiet, at 191 to 201 ez dlr.; sad Great
Moils= at 221 to 23} ex div.
Gess' 'hank of Canada shares are quiets& Fe.
nip Hass generally show neediness.
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