The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-13 00:00:00

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4 THE EXPRESS, W i• N . SDA if EVENING, MARCH 13. 1861•
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. reform of the representative system. It seemed to him that eeeunng those result.. 1f regard for life awl limb and from serving on the committee. He angered that it ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MA R1CE:1....
whet the hon. member sow proposed was a mere pocket did notszor precautiou, be did not believe that would be better to refer all the subjects of inquiry con-
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a
superfluous and nugatory reeolution, because they bad now any amount of ' live interference would produce it. serial with the navy to a commission.
COTTON.-Liveramot, Mena 12. -We bees a limited
HOURIff OF LORDS.-Tvareev, /Cecil 12. before the house measures of great importance and of great Mr. H. BAI IE observed that the responsibility had Lord PALMERSTON objected to any postponement of HOME CIRCUIT.-MAGMTONE, MARCH 12. busmen to-dav without change in prices. The sales
'Their lerilehips aree at fiee o'ckek. extent, somewhat complying with the definition of this re- been already thrown on the directors, but it was found that the decision BA to the members of the committee, who were The wardowetou of Bair for the county of Kent wee 5,000 hake, co:datum ow
,troeci., sgd, to go.;
awe.
PETITIONS PRESENTED. solution. They were measures giving more complete effect did oot afford protection to the public. (Hear.) He hoped well chore.
ed here on Monday, and both courts sat yeeterdar (or Surat, 40. to 50.; 150, Egyptian, 80.; tiara& 2,500 are
Petri tea were preented by the Marquis of Norrnentry to the Reform Act, and making reforms in the represents'• the government would Dot wash their hands of the The motion for adjournment of the debate was with-
re despatch of huainess ; Lord Chief. Justice Erle presiding for speculation and export. The week's import is 55,14 b
brow the Vomits' Affairs Anicialos, cm foreign hoverer two system. They dealt with the two branches of the null- water, and leave the public to protect themselves. If it drawn.
on the civil aide, and Mr. Justice Wightman iu the crown balm.
see in the affairs of Syria ;by bade Notdoe, Douginooo, len. the borough and the county franchise, and they pro- could be shown that accidents in foreign countries were not The committee was then nominated as follows :-Sir court. The business is heavy both on the crown and civil
COTTON GOODE-Mane Kenn 12.-Fer
Portman. Eal of Verutain, and the FArl of Shaftesbury, from posed to extend those two franchisee. It was open to the near so frequent the people of this country had a right to J. Graham, Sir F. Baring, Sir J. Pakinete_._n, Mr. Henley,
side. The cause list contains a list of 96 muses, 12 of which
house to real then two measures a second time •it was open complain. In this country the accidents were as 9to 1 Lord C. Paget, Mr. Crary, Admiral Dumont», Sir H. Wit- ._ he by .. . juries. The gaol
tried special Junes.
rw".X.'1.,,1„.6,,,',..:-/,a".„,,, reterte,,h', aii:iafdaltvi,:rofoi'hiLu.,/agwa lataaaritbi hyaLndoe, to an"-eiii in committe• to :mike any change is th'e fieucbou ocenpared with Ge' rntany, as 7to 1 compared with Felton*. loub'hhy, Mr. Beamish, Mr. Finlay, Mr. Bentinck, Sir J. are '-
• tains the names of 69 prisoners, and some of them are
proposed, and he did not see what the house, The people at those countries were protected because there Elphinatone, Mr. Stsnsfeld, Mr. Philippe, and Mr. Whit- rather lower than last week to secure sales. Such is ttt
entrecl wife's sister.
charged with very serious offences. The Atimteelty Couri Jerisclktioe and Trade Marks to Purenalsee of this resolution, could do, b„ this •
un• was government surveillance The accidents last year in bread ;with power to send for persons, papers, mid records ; general report. We hear of exceptioual eases, io which
Emanate! Thorium Pope, ZS, a private in the sth Dragoon sellers give a rather better account, and report a fair bust-
BM e,,,,ere1l fumed throc,b c„ininitigs e jib verbal mem, der son., honourable member chose to one country were beyond precedent, and whatever was and five to be the quorum.
in an extensive measure. If the hon. nicniber thought that possible should be deco to prevent them. (Hear.) NAVY (PROMOTION AND RETIREMENT). Guards, was charged with wilfully and maliciously dis- neva at last wades rates. The business includes sales for
wenn,
charging a loaded gun at Margaret Carter with intent to do India, China, Germany, and some rather considerable side,
Tux Earl of POW 11l moved for return el all tithe, • enough had not been deem ht the twomeasures that had been Mr. DUTTON could state as a railway director of some Viscount PALMERSTON then moved the followin re-
already introduced into the home for the si•couip,alialTent of experience that directors
thatot.aays did not solel look to solutions •-" That the order ("eh March) for the appoint- for the Mediternmen. Some of the manufacturer. of
newel aad epportinned under 6th and 7th Will. IV. cif. 71,
'" Mr. Addison conducted the prosecution.
her ghee bodily harm.
India cloths are also buyers of yarn, but at very low prices.
MAM I Icisclliber. 'Ur% t" Vet Dee•Ober, IMO ; • istin. his ohject, it appoured to Lim the more mace .. til • course thaw owe intereete,_ bun . I
.safsty of the parent's'. meet of a'aelect committee to consider the present system
It appeared that the
_prisoner, who was stationed with For cloths we have a rather quieter market than on lan
for him would be wry on the table a bill depriving small err the uppermost thought in their minds. He hoped the of promotion and retirement in the royal navy, and th
ir itahing letween those anigned to oißeal • St.re
~1 his liniment at Iltheruelitte ramp, had been for some time Tuesday. There is some little busiinee for India end China
and their buses• parechal incumbents. lay ini trertrieterae constituencies°, their seats, and giving them to large ones. government would pause before they entered upon a system present pa) and o,...itionof the -- '------- ...." several classes of naval r the habit of " walking out," as was stated by the offering, but at prices too low to tempt elders. The peme•
and . hook and college., -• •n cow am in of li io. If the hon. member brought in such a hill the picture would of supervision. officers, • to report what changes therein are desirable,
sutra:, who is a young girl living at Cheritoa, in the of all description of goods are in favour of buyers. leseg
'Nemec.» paper., 2914 of taltet.. ,l'ind -2MltiaoiTtitge il ..°-
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then be hlled for the inspection of the home. But it Sir F. SMITH hoped the government would not listen with a view to the increased efficiency of the naval service,
seemed to him that by adopting this resolution no ad- to any proposition which called upon them to a:incise cum be read, and discharged. That it be an instruction to the neireour. hood of the camp, and they were on friendly terms cloths and T cloths are in better denoted than India good;
Agreed to.
at t e time the transaction took place that was the subject and some contracts have been made for future delivery ex.
Their tune hip then acijournaL ranee would be made in the view of those who tad in this miter. select committee appointed to inquire into the constitution
of i • About half-poist 1 o'clock on the mornin of tending over some months forward, but at low rats
and were most eager to promote representative reform ; Colonel GILPIN believed that excessive speed and want of the Board of Admiralty, and the various duties devolving
the 26th of th ri r went to the cottageg Printingcloths very flat, and printer are conie....eisiniagea
and the hon. gentleman, it seemed to him,. merely sub. of care were the constant causes of theme accutenta. there», also as to the general affect of such system on the
pro.
where he p t ' February,
wan lip'ng and whe sh was in bed of ry ited are
wo than thy ver wiew it. a
HOUSE OF COM HONS(2We,, Malti:ll 12. nudged to the bone a motion by which be Implied morn Sir J. PA XTON Hul
lexpr hie dissent from the proposi- nave, to consider the present system of
with antoth-er ouan woman rand' he caller outeto her and Americana re
- tra4 the Egyptian tredee,- and that with Turilkei
centmenctatioa of the course that had been taken with re-The amen took the chair at four o'clock.WO of his hon. friend. oo. friend had totally failed motion and retirement in the royal navy, and Y- g'
told her to get up and come out to hhn. She refused, and have all suffered sever4y, awl the flatness of all combites to
At half-peat four o'elork Mr. Wilmette' entered awl gad to these two bills, It was a motim by which he to make out a cam for government interference beyond what to report their opinion thereon." The noble lord .
pointed to nothing practical, and in feet gme no mit of existed at ranee He had been for many yeah a director said the opinion of the house seemed to be so fully said that ice: came at a proper time she would go out with render the position and prosperity ot printers discouneng,
wee received with cheers from both side of the houes.
hi but would merle eo at so late an hour. The --- - •
asistaoce tr. the cause of reform. Therefore it was un- of on ri the largest railways in the kingdom, and he could made up upon the matter, that it wag
appeared
013001- In'
THE HUNGARIAN tone,. werseary for him to go tato the quesition how far the omen ride whenever an accident happened that the cry for him to state the reasons why it to the primer upon this threw a stick atthelattice
• WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Lnee, Mallet' 12.-The market and broke several small panes of Oar, and the promicutim
Mr. T. DUN:I)SIIm gave notiee um ~.s es, early day he was commend with the question of reform. They were greater consternation was produced amongst all the officers government that it would be unaarimeble to inquire into the was dull end inanimate this morning. It was indiffereral
would ask the fienetery 4:Sete few the Harm lapermnent I merely called upon to say that it was the immediate duty of the company pay of officers in the navy. It was quite clear that if the asked him what be meant bysicting in such a manner. The re- . . end huu limited. The trae . Y
attenaea, the nese very Whim
what inatruction lied less gine to Mr le Nevi* with of the bowie to take tneasurea for the consideration of thewn that he could pay for any windows that he
were nearly altogether confined to light fabric,. °Weary
Mr. Si.M GIBSON urged that the resolution was some- committee recommended that the pay of the officers should PIT h e mad.
regard to the manufacture of Hunnriaa antes by. Messrs. questaa of reform ; and it seemed to him that the what indefinite, as it did not indicate the nature of the be increased, a dement' would be made to increase also that might rem, and he still u the pmsecutrix to come
clothe w little hi demand.
Day, to this country, by when authority be bed directed bone, by giving permission to those two hon. membersin refusing. She then saw
legislation which ought to be adopted. It was importable of the sailors ; and it would then necessarily follow that the down t°. him, but she persisted.
the prisoner take up his carbine and apparently load it, and
that firm to suspena the printing of the et tee, and by whom hi lay before the house two measures embracing the for the legislature to deal practically with those which had pay of the soldiers and of the civil servants of the country
he a the time asked her if she knew what be had got MAN UFACTITRES.-HCODIRRIIIILD. Mann 12.
the 'apnoea ii the preoendiugs etteallil them would be whole question of county awl borough franchise bad hem laid down as main causes of railway meideote_rie, must also be reined. (Hear.) The result would be that the then.t
&Sepal ? alremly accorded those facilities for dimension to which hie. She.rei_re tied that she did n and the prisoner then few more buyers have attended to-day, and rather more WAR IN NEW ZEALAND. resolution pointed. The resolution seemed to him to be the inattention of servants, defective materials, and en» country would launch upon a sea of additional expendi-
give speed. The present system of compensation for lose tore which it could ill afford. No doubt the public ser- deeded out, have got my carbine,et' and if yeti don't come has been done to spring aid summer goods, but nen in
Mr .tDDEI; LEN sake) the Under Secretary of Stain for emelt idle and nugatoeY. to have DO practical result, and of life and injury had coat the principal railways in the last note deferred upon their mimics • larger remuneration me I will send a shot throueh you." The pronoutrix these descriptions transactions are far below the usual
the r' emr" •betli", eur areneetneut bed leen Proposed far that noun he ehould certainly not give his vote in its ten years a sum exceeding 300.000/. He stated the number than they received; but it amt. be remembered that • upon hearing hteearing the' retreated from the window,'
saying that she average of what is considered a (al spring trade,
. while to
to tht• New Zealaid gevernment as to the properties of femur,
of accidents, god persona killed acid injured since 1856 of et their remuneration consisted in the estimation in wrg wished the prisoner • very good night, and got into bed, and other branches which are usually brisk at this time of tie
the "I Jaime "I the Preeent native war which ie te he chordal Mr. WARNER never could understand what the census badathe prisoner then threw another stick fit th. e window, year, burliness is quite as flat as heretofore.
the »heel treasury and whether there harbeen such to do with reform -Wooled cheerg),- -unless it wag sup. which the number of accident, in lOW was 68 ; persons they were held by their fellow-countrymen, their position in
immediately afterwards ducharged his mece through
killed, 29 ; injured, 479 ; out of 160,000,000 carried. He society, and the general respect which they enjoy 7; an dir mole ati thet the caveat's* of whetever load mask pored that poptiktice and representetiun had yoything to ammedad that the power. aimed, pmesseed by the Ewald (" Hear, hear," sad a langih.) It would imply • diaregaru the window, Nit the prosecutrix did not receive any in- WOOLS -HUDDELIPIELD MARCH 12. - Althoueh
may le raised should Teener • charge OD the colour.' do with each other, sod that they were to be adjusted i of Tiede were gamest.. of the principle. of buena arum not to am that =
. There was evide that the frame of the window mappfactur•ere
Imam. 7 ; but that all eapenue int urred by the employment which the 11101 d martin wattmeter in that house hardly After further debate, in which Mr. James, Mr. Paull, that constituted an element in the remuneration a mark • utly made by a ballet, but this fact was • are nearly em' pty handed, and prices de.
PPwr . _ . .. eidectly easier, they are evidently we inclined to bey te
not clearly estabbehed, and it •• peered that no owlet was extent,
and content themselves with taking only who
of ta.-....111 teem, should! be horny by the Imperial treasury. expected. (Divide.) He hoped the limn would upon Mr. Haliburtoo, and Sir H. Verney took part, which thwe leave and gag" 'Man rewired f°r the "Trines found. The prisoner was taken into custody by the picket any '
Mr. i'. FoIITENCI'E said that co armagenierat of that its' adheres.. to me men of reform.
Mr. BF.NTINCK, in replying, said that if it could be which they performed. (Cheers.) He agreed that as a is required for immediate wants
shortly after the occurrence, but a (lay or two afterwards
Led on the subject ol the dietnbution of the expense of Mr. BRIGHT said he felt indebted to hie bon. friend the showy that • certain rate of speed was attended by a huge rule they should not seek to reverse the decision to which .
os to tomake h• from the room, and
is escape
the evot bad teen mad. by the Loam government with the ObeltihOf for Fiaeletry, not fur the resolution which be lad simmer of risk, and that if those who travelled bth house had • but this was quite an exceptional 6°6- -v
y eau. • come ,
CORN.-Hott, blown 12.- At toelay's ir.arket doe
be was met by Pyue, one of the Kest county
maverumeetof New 7... dud. Thedenatchof the oes-eseary ree submitted, but for the speech which he bad made. Be ways were so insane as to wish fr ouch • rate ease. It appeared to the government to involve cense- vend mam f m the camp, loins in the direilon°•nataohfula an average supply of Englieh wheat ; beet qualities ell
isfore-ment wan not utterlypoodent tip
anymeh arrange- thought there waa great truth io what the bon. (*ethane& time tbe government ought to ohs've power tointerfere quinces of grave import to the public 'orrice, sod that the Zed. The constable asked-hi-Mill-he had got a / and he readily at la. to 21. per qr. over Let Tueeday's rates. Foreign
meet. It maibl be immasible to c.tue to bitch an net end that tiMq001"00 mug Pin from eeerTaiseWsk• sad prevent such folly. He believed that men of bugler boar wouldtherefore be justified in rescinding the conclusion
lied that he bad got his discharge ;but when be was meets a fair gale at the advance rioted during the week, but
arrangement in the present slaws ot the peee. ding, His wrath took eta °, is the house upon it. Butt with regard to did not require a great rate of speed but that they merely to which on a former night it Welcome. As to the second re- replied
to show it to him, be endeavoi7errd to strike him with demand still confined to best descriptions ; inferioreorts
ester freed at the bead of the I Oluoials ffice led taken an the ruolution. although he could conceive hat his hon. desired puectuelity. OD the other 'band. the persons who solution, it seemed to bun that as there wee a committee , bi and the t ur led together for rly half an quite neglected. Barley very dull, but holders do not press
nMettenity of »averse to the govern-nest of New Zee- friend's intentioe• was to pledge the house again, and he wished to travel at the rate of sixty miles an hour were appointed to inquire into the Board of Admiralty, the sub-
before' the y ari
-g
be secured. Whim under at any further reduction, and in the limited bushier mu-
lead his repudiation of the Ike CtonLineal in certain ex• presumed the Interim on side, perhaps on both sides of th who bad nothing whatever to do when they reached feet of promotion and retirement would naturally fall
lion as last %-
examination before the magistrate the primmer said that hilit the article ie in quite as good ,a Pilo (Its
prencre which had come (rem that country, that the whole the house, to take this question up at some not remote the end of their jounce,. The hon. member for Coventry within their province. (Hear.)
been drinking and he, knew of what had Beaus and Peas 41119' suPPoct tate fur
line Oat, co•
*apron et the war should fall upou the Imperial coverts- period, he was bound to say that wr he had the only one officially commend with railwa who had Sir J. ELPHINSTONE said bethought the noble lord (Pa. be had -' in nothing altered, with only a limited retail sale for line degeri_ptioca
meet. He had dm instructed the veinier to refuse never thought much of official pledgee, and at dealt frankly with the subject, and he let the sot oat of the menden) bad discovered • contitutional principle in till happened until he found himself custody.
e foreign imports last week are as under :-cohost,
lawn; from the onninariat cheat my ' ontialtution to ex- this moment on this subject be thought them begin stating that the um, of the electric telegraph was question whichhadnot beeorgeognindon the formeroccaaion. ._.
Mr Justice Wightman upon these facts, left it to the l'h
soy whetherthey believed that the prisoner 1.803 en
s, heeler. 7.381; eats, 480; beet's. 372; Peet
pose, of the local free, except epee the coutlit,ons of its werth less then nothing. Therefore he would nut recom- aim ply a matter of expense, and thus it amounted to this He thought the noble lord was sheltering himself behind ry ". - - -
renyineet by the colonal government. mend his hoc. friend, even if he wield carry his resolution, _-
jet the blood ad bones of the travelling public were to this newly discovered constitutional principle to evade the taking . .any .
intended to do serious mischief to the proseeutnx, _ .
SIR BALDWIN WALKER. to put it to the hone al brag • Wel of any valla. The be pitted against the profits of the shareholders. The right main question. He (Sir J. Elphinston) had been unwearied '''' into consideration the facts that shehad left the
ra6 tons ; bones, 316.
window and was in bed at the time the gun was fired ;or LEEDS, Meng 12.-The demand for fine foreign end
I ',man T 1 LBOT asked the Secret/ay to the Admiralty, house would underetasd, and lik len friedwould render- - - - hon. gentleman the President of the Bond of Trade had in urging the claims and the rights of these meritorious
whether the prisoner merely intended to vent his ill-feel- English wheat continues to improve, red for such de-
is referents to the search fee Sir Baldwin Walker, whether stand, that he should act value the pledge or vote, for ex- completely blinked the question, and had utterly miscon. seinen It would have been perfectly competent to the
in at her reftural to go out with him, sad to alarm her by *minions we have • fair sale to-day, at an advanceof L. to
the Actuarially had telegraphed, or handed to teleirraph, to ample, of the noble ked the member for the City of Lou- coned the very letter of the report from which he had bone to have appointed this committee early in the email Airarging the piece in en, direction of the window. 2e. per quarter over last Tunny's rates. No material aloe
err menet at Listma toned • hot ship from the Tagus to don or of his colleagues with reprd to this question. Look- quoted, hut it must not be forgotten that that report wag before Sir B. Walker left, aud be (Sir J. Flphinatone
The jur after a short deliberation, returned a verdict of Sion in spring corn.
Nakao. in order to inters:eye the Narcissus when she calla iog at the revolution as a matter of business before the mm when railway travelling was oomperatively in its in- could not eliniinate from the inquiry the evidence of Sir B.
Not Guilty' LYNN, MARCH 12.-The weather centrum showery, ,viii
there. house, it appeared to him quite unnecessary, became fancy. 7 The right hon, gentleman should have quoted from Walker. He should do his duty to the utmost of his
There 1.
snout o charge against the prisoner of common droop es of wind. At our Corn Exchange this day ve
was. an e . . Log
gel . y
Lent C. PAOET raid the Admiralty had sot telegraphed, the house at that moment, or ea soon as they could
,_ , the report of the committee over which he (Mr. Beutinck) power on this committee, but he did not think
tumult, arum out of the same transaction but no evidence had as • limited show of wheat • the best maniple
nee did they idled to teleffraPti. to the manlier at Liston 'some to them io the Powell of business. Waa an"' pres
menided, and which, from the fact that a number of gentle- it would be satisfactory to the country. The noble --00,;_„ng M red • fast ship from the Tarr te Markle in order to take into its consideration two bills on this support of it- and he was' mimed to be at --maga' dupe of 24. ' ter ue he
mess who were upon it were connected with railways, were lord had intimated his intention of putting further W 66 =........ ,-. iesecoy sold at an "" ..
glow outer PO
Hr.
le intercept the Narcissus, became they had no russet to question, and if this resolution were to pan to- far more qualified to forma sound opinion upon the subject. names upon the committee, and be (Sir J. Elphinatone) anus """'"'"e". Tuesday's prices ; damp gampl I
believe that the Narcirua would touch at Mastriata night, arid ataybody, government for exam
ple, wen to bring That committee went into the whole conduct of railway claimed the right of selecting four of these names-(ohl- ley-beet malting, 6d. to la per quarter cheaper ; grind*
t as3IPE.NS ATMS TO WORKHOUSE OFFICERS. ia • bill IP", Its net bill cuuld ant c"w• re blew* cog business, and theirreport was worthy of serious consideration. and of adding them to the committee. WESTERN CIRCUIT.-Eierer., MARCH 12. maintained loot week's quotations. Bens and oak fay
hills now before the home. He therefore hoped that hissupported last week's quotations. Wheat, white, MA
Mr. LANIGAN salted the Chief Secretary for IrelaDd hen. ha • All he contended for was, that under the circumstance@ of Major EDWARDS advocated the claims of the post-
*neon DT A 8010111. to 631 b., Ms, to 66e. • ditto, red, 581 b. to elt,
made his speech, would not ask the he said, had been betrayed by the Bosnia
whether lee Majesty's goveranrut had any iatestine ci in.friend, the cage it was the bounden duty of the government to captains. who,
to. • uti which robablwould be ofßobert Hacked, aged 29, a private in the 614 regiment of der to 575. Barley, la;et Chevalier malting, 52.a11t a
kale. Ohl stoned any bill authorising the Poorlaw ,
__, :IL w farP 7 . apply to parliament for powers to enable them to deal with Adminalty. . .
w he was sure, as as extracting pi Foot, was indicted for the wilful murder of Henry Joan • 5311 a, 44e. to 46e. ;ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto, 6111 le
Com • le rent conpesealin to workhouse cancers s° "" --''thi question. Nearly all the witnesses who had bare ex. Mr. CLAY said that the unconstitutional nature
fir who did not like reform was concerned, &mined before the committee agreed in the opinion that of the proposition to refer the question of the sergeant in the same regiment, at Plymouth, on the sth of 6211%. Sh. . .
to 42e. • ditto distilling, 501 Ia to 511 b., 3b.
who, hens( mien the beet pinion of their lives is the pate
whoa they broke their pledgee, only have the effect
to 365. Oats, 361 h. to 42115, 25e. to 28e. Beans, 44,
be Irvin may become, hen aid age or ether causes. ma ofspeed of railways was the peat element of dancer, ad in- pay of naval officers to a select committee January last.
that to their sins.
many members of Mr. Cu and L.. Lopes prosecuted / sad Mr. 11, T. Cole 631 h• to Wlllt, 32a• ta gGe• per quarter imperial to ds
side to ambein their intim. terfereoce, therefore, on the part of the government was in. had hed such an effect *Pon
Mr. CARD ELL thought the eagreeties well worthy Mr. T. DUNCOMBE said his object was to expedite re- dm„.• mbhe both fee the wellbeing of railway companies the hone that several hon, members had resolved to gum defected the prisoner. grower.
weird md m dunes is imaddvi cumiderad by the knit ami set to delay it. The Secretary for the Horne ea--
the wifely of the public. The right bon, gentleman bad port a motion for discharging the order, and he himself The facts of the use
were of a simple character. The
iesunithee to shish the subjoin had bees referred. Depannitt said the resolution was idle and nugatory, but referred to the enormous sums awarded by juries as min. should have brought forward such a motion if the noble prisoner is • private in the 61st Regiment, nod the deceased
TRAFFIC RETURN&
there wen weeds ii It which the right hoe, gentleman had penaation for railway accidenta, but a much larger sum was lord had not intimated his intention of doing so. (Hear.)
was • lance serreant in the some corn They had served •
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES overlooked. If he hod mid they should not proceed with paid by the railway companies by private contract for the After •• few words from Mr. CoathilhAut, Captain Talbot, together through the Indian campain, and the prisoner had
Mr. A. MILL'S asked the ereemen of State for Foreign reform wail the ens= bad been taken, there would have miner, ,
rpolo and witboutg • before j'ury. He contended sad Admiral Duneombe, earned • medal for his couduct in the field. On the sth al Miles Pea- Bier. Total, Tri
Affairs whether the eseennies en the Newfouedlead tom some force is the right hon. gentkenee's enervation,.s_ that bye the adoption of certain precaltion the accident. Sir J. PAICINGTON said that be should not congeal to January Junes, the primmer, and other* were in the min 1411.11•111
open =TM chaudim NM Mt
galtseem h" Pewee" Wee "Pak sad whether anf Yr ha he mid Mar ought not to lose an full", lino- 11 •T might be reduced sixty or seventy per ord. • and it was the the motion unless he received an aseurance from the noble room ot the barracks at Millhay, Plymouth. Hacked had Week ladle& Wirth X x g I
emit eteneepoedene allsraiarg the geriement ese this gum- pregeng tin renolutioe be he not expediting but brindle° duty of the governmeet to no that .
these procen• lord that he inteoded to act in good faith in this matter. brought a pensioner with him, who had elect been in India, Ineth,„,setagewbalesiae, e gig - - 7dIW lie
tee had tan place between the governments of England rather &Inns reform, be .shouldt
press it, but with the tine were taken. Having' expressed his regret that hie Lord J. MANNERS betwwl the noble lord, leis woul,d,„_lli,
_ye • to whom he gave his dinner. Whilst at dinner the cone ""' wittlig'rtr S.
and Preece' perminion id the house would withdraw it. • ena" Limerick sal
rtglieboa. friend had treated so slightingly a subject of such deal and distinct answer to the question et 'Vas asa• tion turned on the Delhi prise mooey, and in the course reek angieg march le, 195 123 41 164 111
Lan' J. RUSSELL mid the commitment on the New. TII• 11n011Id011 was then withdrawn, peg importance, the hon. member said he would not gin friend, of the conversation Jona, who was a jocular man, laid east and lll 759 2,274 t,on Ma
legalised *Rom* Rants their report to August, 1e59, and
DWELLINGS FOR, THE WORKING CLASSES, the hogs* the trouble of dividing min his motion. Lord PALMERSTON said he did not quite underrated that the peneioner would spin a similar yanithe rant day for London and Blackwall - 1,221. i 79 1,400 I.3ii
is Mara. lieBo, a gentleman was sent to Paris with a view
what the right hon. baronet and the noble lord meant by another such a dinner. The prisoner said nothing at that Noah Maeda
le his gaming to snare amsagemeet with the Preach irm Mk BLANEY moved for • select committee to consider The seatios wee them by leave withdrawn.
mann whether he intended to act with good faith. (Hearapi time, but left in •a few minutes, and did not return again Waneliwine.„ g, „..• gime' AIM'
merement ea the subject. He stayed in Paris some time, the mow of improving the dwellings of the working AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
inch= -• 737 220 1,026 •
hoer.) He intended to move the committee, and he b for several hours. At about half-past five be carne to the `""'"• " - '•"
and »or to an annerenent with that government, which elegem ia towns, ad of obtaining for them air,
Colossi SYKES resat to call the attention of the house to the right hon. baronet and the noble lord would support the barrack room, and, according to the evidence of several • The shovels exclusive of trams due under agreement all
bed beam ail bet Orme/med. but time were two point. eureka sa'alectocleional recreation, so as to condom to their ~
of the papers laid before the house upon China motion. winner, he was dearth. He said, "I am much obliged to ma /Linden wad North western Hallway Company.
He dwelt upon the mineable eon. ••••poet c..pr shish a diffusor prevailed. In November her h!lattl, eaa comfort. altars relating to events at libangbae ;ad to ask the Se- Sir J. PAKINOTON disclaimed any.penonal imputation Ne. 3 sad N 0.4 mem for insulate friend" (the pensioner).
gel
Majesty's goverment made a proposition to the French go- dans al the lower damn of our town population
aretery 4 Stets for Pereira Affairs what line of policy it from the use of the words "good faith. ' Up this Joan made an obeeivation, to which the prisoner
verumeet is regard to those two subjects, sad they had •sot weeded into wretched habitations in narrow fetid Ow" • ...._.,.., .
yet received an aratersr, the hotbeds of vice and rime, as well as of disease, the wee nh"'""" to mune in our future relations with then,- The first motion was then agreed to. re ed, "It was all your hada Harry.* Jones, who was
IMPRISONMENT OF ENGLISHMEN IN NAPLEB. garonneeta is our towns tending to aggravate sou, or national party is China ; and to move address The house divided epee the word motion, and the num. Igs down on hie bed, made um of ssolsossess „proostook WEATHER REPORT.
or any further papen that might have been received relating bees were : then to mitigate the evil. He read evidence in sup- whereupon the primmer said that if be was not • sergeant,
Mr. E. JAMES asked the Sanetary of State for Foreign poet ef his rersioniatiess, to which he added the teae to events at Shanghai. The hon. and gallant petlemao For the resolution N and if it were not for his getting fifty lashes, he would smash TUESDAY, /4•ECR 12, IYO C A.X.
Affairs whether asy rforenhou hast bees neelled of the hammy ad his owe pawn] meematim. The remedy he entered into • long detailed narrative of the origin and Against it
Itheraties eif Ime Meehan's, followers of Garilmidi, who of the Tam imurrection, and of the occur. The resolution was omens's* sinled.few minutes returned in with his rifle and
wee the mastics of improved dwellings by eon. Pigpen m____s_, In__,.ng .....t. ei ets, ether nedwe of the thee apased of, am In a ege • Pemeh' B. E. Si. D. F. C. I. 1
had boss tooloond to two years' unprimement for eleakag E,..40411.mmad by ,sell sums, in shams. „ir limited reuses at ....mem, ...oaf. anicart uuthlme-e•-• ertuP• 'Hs day were Jones went unto an inner room, and whilst standing about
gemeitewirkast the Neatiria governotent otter MIR had y. white wenid return m istmest of 4 par met, tang of impatierme, onions extracts of publications the boons adjourned at ball-peat 1. thirty noes from the prisoner, the latter put his rifle, - - - -......
lees IT Oari ' ? Kr. WILLIAMS SKr ailed the motion. explabang the religious deckling and need of the Tare not to his shoulder, but to his hip, and ghee the
Lord J. RUSIML amid le bed applied for infernalies pine, with whom he thought we should come to as PARLIAYRNTART ocaourrirss. regent through the back, crushing the backbone, the
We G. C. LEWIN mid that everybody who was ac- ---
29,66 IS 36 W.S.W. 9 r
es the se= amd he had bees informed that the teeamicable uodendeuding.
se bullet peeing out of the bowels. The poor man lingered a Ern
with the shasarer of his hon. friend, and who had TRANOPORTATION.-The select committee of ruelS W. N. W. A •
So Went liberated, and tied tour of thou Mr. GREGSON seoonded the motion. few minutes and expired. When taken into custody the AMMO. ••• It" W
&W e b
MeTready left if es their return to this country =4"
his wiser immesh= en that subject, must agree to
11641.6 of ocinalom •,PPoi":". t°l,mluire into thePeeenne_t • r mid he did not intend to shoot Sergeant Jones, but IWWllimegme la•ea ttu ed Way vr W. • tusk* that he IN. emiessely distinguished by bm ben,.
.Lord J. RUSSELL maid it was very difficult to deal with ~, 8 o
REPIUSSENTATION OF THE PEOPLE velure. (Hear, beer.) Bat when motions were Inds in his bon. friend's speech, because he really did not perceive _.
"' ""e"wen, "6 us"'sy. eacammy, another witnem he said that he did, and intended to have "n---- • ' '.; aTia 41 a w.. 4 m
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE rid that before he to Oat bows, and what they Win said to ogres to • par-mad his motion. wilh what object the gallant colonel had e ._,ld he effected therein, wet _witurda_. T
upea comairtion, and to report whether ant improvement shot several others. It was proved that the premier sod Ponennell 19.36 el W.N.R. 4•y he committee
26 N.W. 2 0
Iiir.:1101 the enerite of the resolution on the su ret of the Mester nenistios, it was sememay they should mender He did not at all consider it a peeper subject for discussion s" of the fll ''g , .._ Adderiv..,_. deceased had been cm the beet of terms prevents to this Mann *la le _
N.W.owing members •- W.
GALWAY .... es 66 R r,t 9 T
"sr. unhappy event,
I.p.t.tica of the people, of which be heel green satire more this good sod Mad intentions, and that whet might be the deetrluee of th rebel army In Chia ; Rieke, Mr. Bright, Mr. Milder., Lard Alfred Churchill. Me Cole, for the defence• made an able speech. He eon- teantwinewan 1121 W " W.N.N. 6 a •
he wished to state thee be had made a slight oniessioa, and they be able to team • assure barna the wed but ths midget of Mr. Bruce and Mr. Meadow, uudoulatidlr Mr. George Clive Mr• Edward Crauford, Mr• Chichester tended thet ch • 'hi , • • rate of d k
. • •e prisoner, wla. in a monied run . [lianas,
alteration in its terns. The remintion which he Minded aled the tear. He had tinned with great artistica to was a fit subject for the consideration of the house. Ferteecue, Mr. asthenia Hard Mr. Hombre. Marsh Mr.V aLiorrta.
to limn would ran as follows ..--" That it iti then duty of the interesting
is
of his hoe. (rioted, but he could soe The amounts which had been rooeived.of these rebels folly mans, had brought his rifle into the barrack-room, and had Qonyjonneji. 5, ey
Tat N
• t , Arthur Mills, Mr. Mooed,» due, Lord Naas' "4 Mr. socideotallv el charged it with t deliberate intention y 0
ou any 4 e
this boor to lose no farther tines in ng such melet. help thinking it might have been addrimed to a MS. shewed„ he mereil, see ehalueler of thew Proceedhile• sr' Rorie*. Mr. Childers wee appointed chairman, sad the to kill the- . LAWDOI 29.36 42 40 N.N.W. 8 o -
/feet to the set of the lest rare whereby worms were of the Social science Association with quite as mach MOM* lord read ItztanOt• from the eorreepoodenee, which he mitt.. adjourned.
made in the repreentedive ranee, me shall carry oat sob- as to the House of Common It certainly tuba finished Ole Plebe and reason which bad io- '"'"" His lordship having summed up, Dove,
6 •
Noe Eamon (lIELAND).-The select committee Tbe jury, after deliberating three-quarters of an beer, nirrinl°••••• MAI 44 43 W.
soiurot recommetadatiose 0( the crown and fulfil the just contained many excellent ideas se to the improvement of lassoed Mr. Bence and Me rteadiowseal in the course they had
POMLAND 19.62 66 43 N.W. 4 cs appointed to inquire into the administration of the relief of foetid the rimier omfre end be was amitgemd to deem.
expeilatioue of the people." He bad made this alteration the dwellings of the work* damn but he (Sir O. C. lam Everybody knew that at Nahhh' the rebels had lel6 . • Ireland, ad the orders, rules, and lat. tiI.PLTMOSTE 29.66 47 44 N.W. 6 e became lie understood that imi it was originally framed the Lewis) bed failed to pereeke bow the appointment of a rime murdered a peat portion of the inhabitants. bad laid waste 1/007 ID uer
Issued by the Poor-law Commleionere, uaot to the pro.
9367 46 44 N. W. 1 7 •
JUPART
reethition was »Inland to gin rine to erne miseeneep• eon:miner' would heed to promote the benevolent objects PrefreftY. burnt he;:te, and plundered
.. !arm. At Sl= veins of the poor-law acts. and Into the operation of the ---- -•-- -- COPMBAGM.. 29.01 32 - 11.72.12 - 9 e
tinn, and if agreed to 'Paull rand in the way of two bills which his hon. (rind hed in view. Ia the first place, the taef it et their duty to all
• a s ,7 MILD= W.24 40 N.W.
which, were new before the brass, the on for a 10/. county bore gentleman laid a foundation for ids reeoramendation whorl they called ' the imps. (Laughter.) Her
e majesty., laws relating to the relief of the poor in Ireland. met yes- THE POLICE COURTS. fraochise, introduced by the boa. member for East Surrey by statistic, which seemed somewhat adventurous, and nelestheist ---
aoA odd that they did not wish to interfere Corday. The, members of the committee are Sir J. Aroott, ham - N.W. 9 • ii.
Loot J. Browne, Mr. Cardwell, Mr. Cogan, Colonel Fordo, -.se - BATUMI - W.N.W. 9 r i
(Mr. L Kin), and the other istrodaced by the boa. rem- MUM mealy on onteature It was add, that If the !Dm' with the prootodior of the imperial government and the ..,__. „___, „._. Gregory , Sir H. orogen. Lord aaug
MANSION-HOUSE Lane - N.R.W. i b hrr for leafs (Mr. Balags), reposing a 61. franchise for sins penned yen adopted there would he • allatliarn rebel party, tan theisomazat to be anent ; but when the n:oottwroreitico, -... wt
heronghe Hie eldest wee set te Maid Her immures. but millions • year in the punishment of crime, two • • Plan where her fa fern were stationed was 16 Yr. Herbert,
_Sr. Winehes lige- tfposell Lord Rdwarci Underwood, a well-dressed youth, about 18
Na.,,r • a and Yr Waldron. Kr. Cardwell iiavisg EXPLANATION.
years of Age, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charraral
to expedite them by eery mane in Ede .Be thanked year in the expense of the removal of the poor, sad a further attacked by lbw rebel keen the, were cow- --eititelmn_s_t_ _ _ '
been Onnirillna, the committee adjourned, .
/A-Earceneter corrected end reduced to 82 deg. at user 0
those boa. fee Inks than. bills, and two mans in miscellaneous expenditure from the name pelted to interfere. One Menne, might be quoted whichwith Mealier/ several sums of money belonging to
as far as hig humble ondeavoure geoid egmmaxid, they ran The hoe, gentleman also quoted a statement of Mr. did mot lan • f••••?•bi• bltheetiew of the way in which - • -
asualoaytefirstt,amMeers. Moue and Son, Aldgate, clothie
' level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about otte-htindrelli
re
of an Inch diminution; and each 10 deg., snore 32 deg., cane
should he bromide le a trio:lnn Jose as speedily As pro. Pieter, in ►his work on the Progress of Nationcand add that their preasedier were artist' so. A Jaadt pried, who tato *nttittgcnce. pearly three hundredths Mamma. E.-Exposed thennamew
able. Wises the noble lord Loyd J. Riamelif introduced to if the poor dune were better lodged the whole of the four- had charlP of • certain and= el Mame youths. was Mr. Lewin, MM. of Ely-place, appeared for the prolleCtO lo shade. ht.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation ma 40
that hone hie lest refers be (Mr. Doototobo) took the ten million expended in spirits and tobacco would be dressed in the Obillelearstilmee. He mad the youths moths,_
his tioe, and the prisoner was undete el. point). 11-lereetion of wind Etna-two points kit at NW
liberty al saying that it would Tenn so. pool tolimiotto laved. charge fell into the hands of the rebels, sad the flit thiax TriITTAIW fll? TrIDTV2 -1.1....... 10 It annenred from dm wvidanra of IA r Teri. Attnlnhtla .....i a ...... 0 0.. i•-matirnektnal, I' -Cloud n fin N. L.
. . ..

REPRZIENTATION OF THE PEOPLE.
r. T. DUNCONIII mid that before be to
di. in. the marts et the remiletion on the so het of the
reprerntatioe of the pesele. of which be bed gives soar,
he wished to stale that be had made a alight nonunion, and
alteration in ite tonna The resolution which he ioteoded
to move would we se follows :—" Thal it • the duty of
than bones to lees me farther the. I. grrleg such complete
eller to the eel of the last rigs, whereby refiner were
Bawls is the serer nerve system, es shill carry out sub-
soonest redimmodatioso of the crown and fulfil the just
expeetatines of the people." He bad made this alters :sti
hi 5.,,., he understood that as it was originally framed the
resolution was calculated to give rise to some mistoncep-
tine, sod if agreed to would stead in the way of two bills
which were sew before the house, the ooe for • 101. county
framhine, introduced by the bon. member for East Surrey
(Mr. L Kim), and the ether introduced by the lee. irour
bp. for Leeds (llr. lleinam, proposing a 61. franchise for
boroughs. His oldest we not to retard these resseess, het
to expedite them by every mane in hie . He thanked
these ben
be err_ both, them WON sea
es far as his beaglemeld wimmed, they
steel Imo brought le • triitent bees as meohly aspaw
ibis Wise the ebb had z Lied J. BeineU( hhodesol to
that keen hh let salons be Mr. Dencemte) tea the
liberty of wing that it weal mete ex peel eitheama
thrembent eery. Me demo mid Mot ho did net
*Mk tie meshy weradd le inemseloble at its lees. (A
imegta) He thengbil Yd hi, posholies had been voellied.
bat be conlessed hedbi rant thee expect that the ea**
wee to be altogether shesdesed,, hears the house would
recollect that reform we sew idehitoly postgmed,
Let government fetid the bow nether( Ism me
farther timeia having a bill hid es she MAP. and it they
are Jousted Ist there take the held wane, and spetl to
the country. Do not bring in • misomble end err.
sure like that of that year, het brag in • measure heeded
on comprehensive prieeiples, and the people will stead by
you. If you have not the ravage to do that, time I ens
only my that we and go ae as well as wear with Wile She
that of my hoe freed the somber for Feet Serer, sail
that of say hoe. friend the member for Leeds. We rest
tight for reform bit by bit If we amuse do it altogether by •
compretwasive measure. end we meet bide our time for that
comprehensive measure till time he et the bend of arm
mee with stresser hands, with heeler beer{.,
do to
do police to a rare, a garrote. sad • loeal pe
ter G. C. LEWIS said. whatever etwhite at frowwiwisogY
he hoe. friend the member for might mho ageing
the asecetsere of the gemwersent for is the
swore If brim hewed a reform bill, be t IM boa
estrous: himself was obemiete lea Ali more mime
thaw in =rag the seeks sew seder the senoldinelion
the bore, beers se the male originally steed, wed as
reasraed natal they err dews to the lioneellimiabt was in
effect • metre Asesely eil=pesls: hill of ins
(Fret the wooer hr loppeeition eibeini—end
Mostly swine the bill el bh irked the meeting for
Lead , leasernek an f 1 sailed moo the home to alm•
main hen seems ibming the pares essiles,
end pledpd it set le tehe any step le niterenom
to the ether mild the mull of the mosso of lie
yew bed hem paddlieL "lberelsre it was quite clear that,
leareolkes le lab he.. Meets original caxespeise, the Muss
we poseseding at tee rapid • Me, end it ma inessiary far
him i torso, te pee ms the chug, in order to ihrinish
the speed ei whiff' the legislators was trevollhogilsodegiti
say, " De net pees say mensere oe the county or
humble in Ms prim* inelia, net tall you have the ream
of Ile
lb. T. DO/WOlllllll eimmined that the neelatioa said
wt lbw weft
11161 it
. O. LZWIS mid be yes sorry to diehnii lie bash
Mesta fignelimily. het be mail all bile le
embie Me way Mae Cril be thought be mew
We to fay ether seenbeis tie hem. selmleed Ss pa
selstiee. Hie smaireities ea the whet se it mein*
Mud used that immidisidi ahem the paMedics el the
seenite of the MOW SO be teem is lir
it areal be tan duty of the Moe to kus M• wetbw Moe,
mad me teeb. New, the minim it the evens mild eat be
weds MI the meek et Ala. eed they wad_ sot le Is
rein et the web till sent smile used os•
ter leraelisa It•
4111 sot =arm Isbe way slops with
mood le the leirsegli we ineeldem sell they led
the male of the Nem in their which they earl
est have IYI sent pee It ney hen
asp Wm emeineiM epee it lie Amid be mere tarried.
Be emenemed the ebesemehrese bed ememeed an% the
be tee am these dire be bier hle bre. Mend to deer
bbde. shill hie dimities an meth le esiel.
la* emeemme with regard bio meth%
mite ass Dm =it IS taesambiat an theme
pmemeel ell=dand hi mid It am inpslient Shit
Obi bees Ire se laths, dee to peassites el* a

Lord J. RUSSELL said it was very difficult to deal with
his hon. (Head's speech, bemuse he really did not perceive
with what object the gallant colonel had made his motion.
He did not at all maii6r it a proper subject for discussion
what might be the doctrines of the rebel army in China ;
but the mildest of Mr. Bruce and Mr. Meadows undoubtedly
was a Id subject far the consideration of the house.
The accoaste which had been received of these rebels fully
showeithe inerailmes character of their proceedings. The
noble lord read extremes from the earrespondeme which he
mid famished time plebs end practical reasons which bad in-
limaried Mr. Bruce and Mr. Meadows in discourse they had
Oakes. Everybody brew that at Nankin the rebels had
murdered a great portion of the inhabitant.. bad laid wee*
peoperty, burnt house', and plundered farms. At Bliani
they moldered it part of timer duty to destroy all those
whom they called " the impi." (laughter.) Her Majesty's
genealogist had said that they did not wish to interfere
with the proceedings of the imperial government and the
rebel party, that they meant to be neutral ; but when the
piece where her Majesty's forces were stationed was
ateneked by these rebel forces, they were com-
pelled to interfere. One imtabes might be quoted which
did sot give a favourable indication of the way iu which
their proceedings were carried on. A Jesuit pried, who
had charge of a certain number of Cheese youths, was
dressed in the Chinese costume. He and the youths is his
charge fell into the hands of the rebels, Bad the Out thin
they did was to cut off the heads at them eirikiren.
Now what could they imagine would he the ace-
duet of this people if they ewe got possession of
China. If anybody wished to know what their conduct
was in religious mattes., be (Lord J. Rummell) recommended
him to read the with of Mr. Holmes, on American Baptist
mineter, who mid that their aoudad entirely disgusted
him. Their religion was really a blasphemous parody of
Christianity—Omar, hear)--it was not that they had no I
hold of the doctrines et Cluistisnity, but they had au idola-
trous system which they grafted upon it. (Hear, hem.)
Theodora, when his hon. and gallant friend spoke of the
Taepings being a national patty, and being disciples of
Christianity, there really was no truth in that
representation. They were idolaters, and rather
worm idolaters than those whom they professed to
supplant. He (Lord J. Russell) submitted to the house
that the only praelled question before it was whether
Mr. Bruce sad Mr. Meadows were justified in the course
they had purses& &trusted the house would not agree to
the moths of hi hoc and "Bast Mend.
Cohael BYRES thee withdrew his motion.

Zdward Underwood, a well.dressed youth. about 18
years of me, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged
with dealing several sums of money belonging to his
employers, MOORS. MOM, and Son, Aidgate, clothiers
and outfitters.
Mr. Lewis, sera., of Ely.place, appeared for the prosecu-
tion, and the prisoner was undefenale I.
It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Lewis Adolphus,
manager to the prosecutors, that the prisoner was employed
by the firm as junior clerk, and had the charge of the postage
account. It was his duty to enter all letters io a book,
putting the amount, charged for postage against each name,
and the clerk who took them to the post put his initials to
the number as a receipt. He was supplied with money in
advance for the purpose of defraying the postage expenses.
The mode by which he managed to defraud the proareu•
ton was this. On the sth March he entered 1001etters, for
which number the other clerk signed the book, after which
the prisoner altered the number of letters to 190.
On other days he has altered 8, to 66 ; 5, to 35;
9 to 39 ; and so on, debiting the firm with
the larger amount, and appropriating the difference to
his own use. In this manner he had, it is supposed, le.
feuded the prosecutors to a considerable amount. There
were a number of other cases against him, but only what
the prisoner himself had pointed out.
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and wished Lis lordship to
deal with the ease, and Sir Robert Carden was sent for.
The prisoner's tither stated that be had hitherto borne an
Irreproachable character, and he could nut account for his
son's misconduct.

B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 82 deg. at mean
level : each 10 feet, or vertical rise, exudes about one-hundreds
of en inch dirsinutioe: and each 10 deg., above 82 deg., caw(
nearly three hundredths Increase. E.—Expoved thermomet
In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and on
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of ma
nano). 7.—force (1 to 12—estlinated;. C.—cloud (1 to 8). !-
Initials h, blue sky, c. cloud, (detached) ; f, fog; h, hail •
lightning; as, enhet (hazy): n, overcast (dull); r, rale a, MN
t. thunder. 8. Sea-disturbance )1 to 8).

lab) *ntelligcnct.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—MAscH 12.
APPEALS.

116:11LANZY said his etatemsnt was to the east that if
them imprommente wore moriod out, savimp to that *Meet
might emeinelly be
dirQ O. IiViVLS-6Whatl4they really had to consider was
the catelegue of practical proposals submitted by his boo.
Meal is tie home. He we at akm lo tee the secesaity
of appeintleg a sabot sainnothes is *min into those
propeeth. lie dm es their objects were eat eiplainable by
the veinailmy ezmeolitiore of individual; they admitted of
being emerges,' in the teem of hill; tad is that mouser
=miler thomosidimmien of the bones. Hamm hem)
Mind said • peel memo el additional sc-
enneminles for themes wield be row blocks
lof beibilee; by di;=B.lllielt email foreign
onewleim mod by the Weeny the sew
Mile West He was at • ii:marisel: bow wow legis•
was wanted for this wpm; It was clear they
weld eat math it es mesons to abstain from
tisaamilthig their to • foreign sevintry, neither
email they mewl them to isnot their money in buildings
for the working theses Them mean moot be left to In-
dividual saforprim mod if ma schema ea those proposed
ellemi •fa dome of rewsumation, than wee so doubt
they wield be undirlehom He fully neepised the to.
went istestioso of his hem friend, and should be glad to
Eildm cor ainiolowoo in promethig the bonevelest ob-
be India view. If it shield be the emend *Mon of
beset that time sideets would be &Maim' by the ap-
pointment of • ode* committee, be Pir G. C. Low‘)
shield ell. no *sinks to it ; but it most be remembered
that • great may public committees bad been sip-
pasted lately—(hear, hear) that many committees as
*robe bills wore also sitting, and that unless they saw
their way very clearly to some tangible
.end, no advantage
would be likely to seem from the appointment of the one
sew asked for. He thenfore trusted his hoc. friend would
eat per his motion, but would select from the measures
tioniehed oat some two or three which admitted of more
Holy memo thou the ethers, embody them is the
lima of bills, and submit them to the esiesideration af the
lime; (Hear, Mar.)
Hr. SLANEY said that after the elatiemet of the right
hso. gentlemea be should not persevere in Ha meth., test
M loped sod *rated some of the measures he had eltaalswed
firth would be oessitisrod by hot Majesty's govereisent.
The moths Imo then withdraws.
DISOAVELLING OF LANDS.

MENU! f. AIRMAIC-11COTCH AERIAOL•

This mean appeal from the Court of Session in Soothed,
shims beard at greatlength before this houselairt year. The
action was brought for the purpose of having it deelared
that the appellant, George Robertson Aikman, is the eldest
legitimate son of George Roberteon Minium, dammed. and
that the appellant the hair of the eatalled estates ol
Item and Bruoinhiltoa, is the county of Lanark.
The Lord Chancellor, in delivering an elaborate lodgment,
stated that in his opinion there WY no doubt that the domi-
cile by origin of George Robertson Aikman the elder was
Switch and the question was whether subsequent event/ bad
changed that domicile. Looking to all the circumstances as
they appeared from the evidenoe he had come to the conclusion
that the Scottish domicile was never lost ; and that being
so, according to the law of Scotland the marriage legiti-
mated the children born previous to the ceremony. In his
echelon, therefore, the decision of the Court of Session must
be affirmed, and the appeal dismissed with costa.
Lord Cranworth and Lord Wensleydale gave judgments
to the same effect.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.

Jacinths (Portuguese schooner). from 8t Michael's to this per
drove on Breekees Point yesterday before daybresk, and I.
coming leaky was ahandonmi by the crew. Thee morning et
was diecorered by three men from Abertbaw, who board,
her, got her off, and brought her to King. °ad, and she he
been towed up here with leer keel seriously injured.-11r4tee
March 10.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BOARD OF ADMIRALTY.
Admiral DIINCOMBE moved that the following mem-
bers be sesainated ea the select committee—Sir James
Graham, Fir Frannie Baring, Sir Jobe Pakington, Mr. Hea-
ly, Led Clarence Paget, Mr. Corry, Admiral Duscombe,
Sw R. Willoughby, Mr. Beemisb, Mr. Finlay, Mr. Ben-
Meek, Mr Junes Elphinstone, Mr. Stenefeld, Mr. Philipps,
sad Mr. Whitbread.

The conourrenes of Lord Brougham wu also stated.
.11=1 &mired without outs, at the request of the ro-
t, who expressed hie wish that hie brother should
not be saddled with the payment of oasts.

CARROLL—March 9, at Lower Bridge-street, Dublin, the sift
of J. J. Carroll, Esq., of a daneter.
BUILDICIT —Starch 10, at lihrubburat, Ozted, the wife of Leal-
Colonel S. Burdett, of a daughter.
11,UtRISON.—Ilarch 9, at Hatchery-park, Surrey, the wife d
D. A. Harrison, Esq., of a daughter.
nAwurrs. March 13. at Albert-square, Common:ill-road I.
the wife of Mr. J. S. Hawkins, of a slaughter.
PORTAL—March 10. atChesham.place, the wife of W. S. Portal.
sift, of • daughter.
" —Kir* S. at Lawrie-park, Sydenbam, the wife of A.
Shim, of a son.
STIT=WW/I.—Marehlk at Shirley Tarsotiage. near Clueing.
has, the wife of the ken. N. Stephenson, of a son.
TYLAIL—March 10, at Stokes Croft-road, the wife of Mr.&
WV:, of • son.
E.—March 9, at Surweez-gardrus, Hyde-park, the site a
B. P. White. Esq., of a son.

Sir R.. Cluden having arrived„ the evidence was read over,
and the prisoner was sentenced to two months' imprisonment
with bard labour.

EQUITY COURT& —l4Ascli 12.
(Sabre Viva-Chancenor Sir J. Stuart.)
TEI ZOCLRBIA2TIC.IL COIIIIIIIBIONI2B V. TEI CLLR

Joseph Webb, William Mimeses, and James Monks were
again brought up on remand, charged with stealing a bale of
fancy dress goods from the warehouse of Mears. Holmes,
Breid•street, Cbsa*de.
The officers who h d charge of the prisoner, had net been
able to procure the attendance of a material witness, sad the
prisoners were again remanded.

JITBiIIiTINCIi objected to the sauna of Sir James
Graham and others who bad been First Lords of the
Admiralty.
Admiral WILL/MIT seconded the amendment.
Lord PALIIIRSTON contended that as the committee
did not propose to inquire into the methods of currying on
the duty of the Admiralty, the es first lords were not on
their trial. and they would be most useful in assisting the
committee in their labours.

VZOTIT.

This snit, which came on upon motion for a decree, was
instituted for the purpose of restraining the Clerkeuwell
Vestry from pulling down a church now being erected in
Piston-street, Veutooville, under the powers conferred on
them by the Metropolis Building Act, on the ground of its
projecting beyond the line of buildings is the street.
Mr. Melina, 40., Mr. Woadraffe, and Mr. Lindley, are
for the *anti& ; and Mr. Bacon, Q.C., and Mr. Hardy for
the defsodants.
The ease is at present only part heard.

DARING BITROLLIT.—On the night of Monday
last, the premises of Meson. Amott Brothers and Co., 61
andel, Bt. Paul's-churchyard, and 58, 59, and 60, Paterooster-
row, were forcibly entered by some person or persona who
hasecreted themselves in the back
is
of the premises
early in the evening, The manner is which they gained
acmes to the warehouse rem by cutting out a panel of the
partition dividing the cutting-mom from the factory, the
desks in the panel-room were broken open, as oleo the
cashiers' desks and rounting.house, the whole of the gold
and silver being extracted, and the coppers left. They next
visited the jewellery department, sal having broken open
one of the glass cases, it is supposed t►m. were disturbed,
as only four watches have been mined. In their hurry
they overlooked an iron wife close by, which contained a
large amount (the whole of the previous day's takings).
It would be impolitic at present to state on whom suspi-
cion rode, bat orre feet seems (*Maio that they must have
bleu well acquainted with the premises, as they had gone
to the drawers where the tools are kept, and used the
semw-driver and hammer belonging to the firm to effect their
olds t.

Mr. OSBORNE objected to the constitution of the com-
mittee altogether ; by westing to the committee the
Fernmerit were abdicating the functions of the executive,
whom the Admiralty ought to be and could be reformed.
made anme pointed remarks upon the present fiezretary
to the Admiralty, who had once, he observed, bees a great
oval reformer, desiring to overhaul the Admiralty.
Mr. DISRAELI urged that in fact the duties of the
Admiralty were about to be delepted to a committee ;
and pointed out the number of subjects which had been
referral this year to ceremittms, takiag away the ma
sponsibility of the executive government. Be moved the
adjournment of the debate.
As animated debate ensued.

(Before Viee-Lliaseellor eir W. P. Wood.)
?RIND r. DIONWNIT.

Mr. LIMON obtained leave to bring is a bill for the
welvairry ditgavellsag of lan&
RAILWAY AO:11MM
Mr. BENTINCK roue to "Rot I. einesgemee
el the peat 'Dunbar of railway aseidenbe MIA bare m-
esa* asearrej none et which lave gains bra Ma am-
way compaane pineaddent reseamended
laltrelelireare glom Won the mainly amides.* ionialtlee
by ray el the Aoki
railway .Ssials la the erenleysmit
bag. la the *alga ef ibis baste, biome desirable
=Stgeveram should lat et shouriolnee farther bib-
a the iebiect of railway trains, with a view to
eataleing On adoption by al/ railway ono of Rim
promettise winek by Ye vowel et MI.
iray filishk. have bees shown to be deniable
Mr. JACILSON esorodeik tits resolatioa.

This snit wits instituted to obtain the specific performance
of an agreement entered into by the Hoard of Health of
Worthing for the drainage of that town. The plaintiff had
made a tender to execute drainage works for the town, but
no contract under seal, in accordance with the requirements
of the Public Health Act, was ever executed. The works
were commenced, and difilcultic• soon arose between the
partnis. The plaintiff brought an action at law against the
board, when the Court of Common Pleas decided that there
being no onstrard under seal the defendaate were sot liable.
Upon this the plaintiffs died their bill in equity.
Yr. Bolt, Sir H. Cairns, Mr. Kingdoo, and Yr. Hugest
ILICIfee the parties.
rieivOhanuallor was of opinion that, the braid not
being hosed he the way provided by the ask the plaintiff
soniceat reonvar. The board mad only hind the ?sta-
men by a_ 'entrain under see. lib of the rt. No such
000leart bed hien asecitted in this as.., sad the bill must
therefore be dirnbeed.

IL,TiTiciTtaii7.7l;iii;d that the ssandSlar were
toe snmenses, but ere 1 that is awl is Asss
government was avoiding the imputable tied they were
shrieking from *airy.
Admiral DI7NCOMBE saki that We adjournmest of the
disenesios wenld he equivaleot to putting as end to the
eresmittes, and if that comes were taken he mutt deal.e to
take any further part Is the matter.
Mr. MORT protested spinet the doctrine that the
house had so right to 'squire into an 7 department of the
slate, mid the Admirally wee a peculiar case for inquiry.
He did not think Wt albe soungritees, as proposed, would be
alt Nay slisis
e. at gas, sad Iso suggested sows modiAciation
onestkialiof
_ _

[AdVertliggleDl. i—HOLLOWAT'S Pius AND °INT-
UIT. —Always Prepared.—lto well conducted household shoot,
he elthost • supply of these exceiknt funilyntediesments st this
messou at the .No other moons for purifying the solids sad
fluids the bursas hotly cos be tar silletsney
end misty with Holloway's insderste. Of
lansolsie, sad regulate every noPerrnik.., sad water ea melt
secretias ke Wang quality awl yeaotly. The (*Wear rubbed
over the stoma sad firer w emplele fiss Pills Is pro-
▪ nged igestion sad entrsettas all snleiseset tress the
lion& wes the power theme ressarksbils remsdimm perm' ot
the Innomiss. coassidating the hen^ sad Invi.
pent ralmittlArs Sena. They asp NM: bs singisged Is enrie
rwu sigeseglggpa

111 e. IL THOMPSON said the man effectual male d pre-
, VIE*, asiiiml• was the ute of the best material~ the
Fis=el the mad careful sail skilful wee, and the
ensent ef dieeiplin• easonwit them. (Hear.)
Wowed that the present epitome by which the whale
rffiffisillia* PS. WOWS OD the eemeasies wee the beet far

After . few expleastory ebeerveliee• from Lad c.
now
Sir I. l'AillifiTON expreessil • via le be mused

CITSTAT. PLUMS. 011 SMILWINI DAT. -•-•
TOISDAT, Macs a —Adiadmisims as parmaii. ; Ask
bi mass Masele. 474 ; 1011.