The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-26 00:00:00

Lath intrlitgenci. CITY SHERIFFS COURT.-MAKE 26. 11111,031 A. SWAMI,. Mb, AIM a JCIT. TODD W. RATTOX.-11TPOILTADT 20 Pl2111C1•214 MID 111110110311. The plaintiff in this Kam le a nouslor of the College of Physicians of Edinburgh sad a umber of the Co lege of gorgeous of London, and aught to recover t►e eum of 161., Ore boluses of an account for mogul a.teaduce and medi cines supplied to defendant's wife sad daughter. Mr. Buchanan, Basiophall-street, said that he appeared for the plaiat:ll, and had in the ant Instance to apply to the Minted judge t amend the phslat sad odd a clans tor meaty paid and kid out for the defendant's use. His Honour eked what power he had to do so ? Mr. Bee% .resa said it wan given under the 67th section of the City Beall Debts Alt. Mr. Codd (c nand for the defendant) objected, and said Oat the apphavion wee cremator*, and it c sold not be en toetaised salve evidence had been &von, when, if any &o pus arose, the Issued judge might nerds* his discretion. Mr. Buchanan said that the mama be applied now wee because be acderemoi that the defaces would be that the plaintiff was not a lac estiate of the Company of Apothecaries, and therefore coeld net recover for agendum, and medicine, and he must therefore rely upon a count for money laid out in the purchase of struts, &c. His Honour said that such an objection ought to be taken Ice Mr. Codd said be would do so, but Mr. Buchanan had net Bend his ease, even by came. His Homier a insilered that the plaint as it et present stood would rase, the case. Mr Buchanan than stated the cue, from which it ap peered that platutiff had attended defendant's family ior assay years, sod for the hat attendances hi. bill amounted • 20/ 4.., of which he admitted ha bad nudged 41. 9.. 6d. He (Mr Buchanar) we' bound to admit that plaintiff, mot being a licentiate of the Apailaseselea' Compaq, was not emitted to sue for attaulualme aN fN mselliesase; he should not corneal to lee um tog mem than the aiebeesemeete, aid some Maher amount for AO trouble of going to the 'bimodal's to CUM the drags, &e. Ti. paid was celled an proved the attendance'. He bad paid 61. lle for dregs, &e., for deleadant's wife, aid 4L M. Id. for what was supplied to his daughter. He was is the habit of going to the chemist's and Caving the pre scriptions made up, and either to them or seadiag this to defendant's. In eross-uramication he said he wu a mutton sad a member of tie Coll.ge of Physicians of Ediabargb, and described blue( al au M.D. He was not • licentiate of the Apetbeearne Company. He attended Mrs. and Miss Hatton as a physician, sad he had told defendant he would net charge for .ruing hie prescriptions. Mr. Coed contended that the plaintiff must he consulted, Ike be was not en apothecary, sad could not .is in his dis tracter of pbyeitien, and cited the ease of " Vouch" (1 Cu. and Much, 162 ) Mr. Buchanaa ettroitted that whoa plaintiff left hie patient. his ch. titter as physician ceased, and that be wee entitled to Le paid for geode "applied. Hie honour "aid that it was quits clear that 'Asian& could sot recover ea a physician. 64 be bad deemibed him self, which he had so earthly right to do in this country. As to the claim for the goods sold there wad so evidence that the eilendaet had ever gives an authority for them to be supplied. To enable the plaintiff to mover, he must show a speedic authority. Mr. Beams& elected to he nonseited. ASSIZE MELLIGENCE. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Bmy Sr. EDMUNDS. Y•aca 25. The coaminion waa cpened yeeteeday afternoon, mad tll/11310111litf. St 11 o . 4doCit, both courts were Opellllll for the dispatch of balsam. The come list is aureately light, 'sly fear mace being attend for trial. Tla erimisal ea lender cectains the names of 31 prisoaen, and SON et the oases ere of a wrote nature. 111 MINI •MWYp PIXEL The High Sterdi (Mr. A. Arcedeekne) dispensed with the slue "javelin-ars." sad substitittad the county police se attendant. on the judges sod in the court.. _ _ The Chief Justice, is dairies!' the graced jury, *lied &Heaton to this dreueateacc Hie lordship mid—l ase wry to be tbliied to make as observation optometric which gives use greet pate. I allude to the sumer is which bar Xleety's judger, the representatives of the Use's, have beta Haired epos this oietton. I have so ground whatever of oceeplaist against the High Sheriff, who ►s supplied 'degas* and bandit:me secestao date* for the judges, and who, I believe, from what I hear, has bees desirous of attending thee► with the retinue nasal es thus caseate—Ha mums, is lee, which the law requires. I sea td Ibe hi. been penuaded by ea asecc'a ties which he ha, joined to take the soar* which has been follawed an this week*, and I hope sad trust the sew*- ** will support Wm as sea of kosoor sad 'endorsee la that *one. I dad there are so javelin-sea or "Handsets of the sheriff to keep order is the wait and asiebbosehood. Tte joke. of coarse care sot ho• their attendants are dressed, aad how few they an, if there be ea 'deviate sober of them to preset vie order is the court, and to keep up then:put which is doe to the adainietratios ofjosticre. Is *ewer to my inquiries, I as furaished with a Doper, which Tarpon, to be the rolls of ea easociatioa to dislaish the @arouses of gtatleses who ars to Nerve the *Sae of sheriff ; and ancupt others I lid this role, which calls for serious obeervetiou:—'. The keeping of order in the courts eft sites sad MOMS being eieleatiel to the doe adatisistra dot Wrestle', sad the proper oesdnet of *luta helots, aa arrangesset sey he =ode by which the eaustry polite say be ersyleyed is lies of jnelia-men, sad be paid toy the enmity for each extra duty." Ia other words, the rate payees of the c misty of Suffolk are to relieve the gentry of the wooly Isola the hordes of sa aloe width it is their duty to save, the property and lives of the public are to be deprived of the natural protectors which the law affords, sad this who are to inclined—knowing that the polies ars sagged at the mime, mu it may be spa this occasion for a whole week—may sake as inroad into the e is sty, end commit their der iodations whitest cheek or Hair. I. The thing Hanoi bear lava, or isvestigatke fit a single moment; it is wholly Wegal. If it H said that policemen are hue as wham's, the answer is that they ernes all the double ones al +imams sled atteadaata apes the Hart ; they manse be leskiag after the witnesses and ecradastlag the publics Imodases, sad at the same time keep ages law toast The oldest ease usseistlea—l entirely Meeks the sheriff frees say partlelpatian is it—is to Sant the FEWs mi its membees hem the ezpesas ofjavelis men. It is my duty %take sass that t►at is sot doss, sad I there fore SHUN sheriff lOW., which I trust the committee of the sesselatirs w►o persuaded him not to hare the °diner, stteedistm will pay for biro. (Sensation ) Lard Smother—l believe I hare your lordship's per mission to addrees a few sortie to you. The Chief hiatus—lt is not easel, I think. i 010551. Joreph Hector 0=1,21, a clerk, wu charged with filo- forgtos a metal& blt or order for the psyneot of now. Mr. Cherry appouod for the proment:oc, and Mr. Baiwer err tlio dolour. - Ti prMeiStors were the firm of Laces, Yemen, sad Co., bashers, Oreat Yarmouth. sad the offence was am. mined at Loweetob, when Mean. Lace have a lerarrh, sada, the direction of Mr. W. V. Buser.l. One of the darks employed Is the brush was a young seas named Charlie Titlow Barrett, alw is custody sa note.r sod dander thugs of lotgely, sad with this pence the primmer was oa terns of istinaery. It la the piracies of the beak to keep blast hulls Steed by we of tee pattsen, and the slake have authority, is the alumna of the peiseipels, to Ali them up. Oa the 15th of November loot two bills were aniseed, sad, as Barrett had missed hi ahead at the beak, steps were takes fee his app.ohessies by the p -bee. Oa the 26th of November, Cousins, a detective foifiCit Is the Liverpool polies, deer vend him at a plate of public resort in that tows with the =mr. Cassias charged the.. with baying forged two ud kering seenhed them, discovered the bilk in the passenice et Barrett. Ose was fl led up In the bead writlag of Bsentt, end the other is the haadwritieg of the priesmer, setae stated that if they mild have got the bill. sashed is Landes they would hove otter te dad to Alas:its. The jury knead the prisms, Guilty, but escommeaded kba pe „ eons t iderisi that he had been to some taunt She ta Barrett was then plated at the tar sad charged with West the ether bill, aid felottiosely entbe Ealing at Te arless Saimaa sums of SW., 681. 10. , and 6(1, the property of Mr. W. V. Bunard, his matter. To Oil these thse beheaded guilty. The Chief Justice *interred Batratt 'o sit, sad Oar* to kw hare rad eery/tads. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—hzuroRD, MAKS 25. CIOWII 0001T.--11aVOLIt US. USW 111,1IWILL. CliAloll OP POZOILIT. Walk= MaWas, as Manta. was abused with paasieg dewed mesa of the Bask of Moplead, mud notes of the CieMeehan sad Wisemanla Bask, which has loss boss 'Wed. Mr. Buddlades preescuted, oa behalf of the Bask of Maitland; the 'rumor was ucdefeer ed. 0. the 6th of Febroary the prhocer Wtl t is it'o shop of Mt. dohs herb tailor, eat purchased a pair of treaters sad a wi a laap.c, .ntot woke to 11 12i. dd , sad for payamat of whisk t , s tendered s N. Bank of Baslacd He bok ft sprain to hie Boa, who pososseed It to be a forgery, sad ea Ids estarsiits It to the Ch. Wuhan sad Wagtails* i.AW U. ANA MAO 30 sears ap. Primer the* left ttfkaa App. Ha d , Mew timed the fraud, vitas= wok a ardisesasa ' sad feud the primrose as the platform el As Hanford, 800, sad Gloa t crow Railway. He Ass MAO to same a canine ' whets the polterstaa 'recital hi.. As they proceeded to the statios.lteass a usaa sine up sad aired to give say seat of =easy to release the petroder. Wse. Jaws, sea al the lest wittier, arnbersisi Ids erldesce._ Jew Dar iey poliaorsenetabie,spprithooded the pekoe,. sad foetid ila Ms pomades two Doak et Zeeland NW, clai• for 101. and the rbot for L. a 61. Ckeleaakaas sad Vimenoomb cote, aid V. lid. swab. r. Joseph Pasiataad, Impostor et ado ka the Bask of BaglaaC provs4 the sons to be forgeths. T wirings's Wage was, that be seek du note' is Ike fair, la payment tot a bone, sad, Wad so sabolar, did sot know they wore tenetior Thu jar, found the prithoor Godley ; sad His Lordship iispveseed his belief th at the Floater was a aystosastie Wider ia tido neat desithross and growing °Mao*, mad that be bad a contedente.—Twesty pate ttaaip Minos. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Liviarom, bitica 26. The wises wc re tr veiled with yesterday asd to-day, bet nothing remarkable has yet presented Itself at either of the courts. The High Sheriff, R. N. Phillips, Esq., will, this evening, entertain the ridges, the grand jury, cad the principal members of the tier, to dinner at the Adelphi Hotel. lhe wilds of the bar would have been invites', bet them was not sathineet artommodat.ou at the hotel for the entertainment of ill WI sisabon of tho Wog robe. THE =PERS% WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1868. Mr. Ward—Sorely yea net ask au to admit it 1 , Mr. Greenwood said Mr. Ward had sot dented it that Montag. If tls• ens wen adjosnad he would have ao &Beaky fa previa( ft. Mr. Wars at Ant weaned, objected ; bat es ludas in formed that Y 6 would be uader so »emotion la the area while at can ceneeted. He would give his pude to appear ea eoiditioa that ke was sot to be unmet by santables wattling bin la the tetanal. It was ultimately spread that the warrant elnalet remain Is the heads et the teem Kr. Ward vaintakna to ar pen that day week. LAMBITH. Asp Una Lee, ems of the regale, Om tribe, was shagged with °Mathis; IN m Mb . Bella, Vrals„ of No. 6, Bt. Olierge's plain, /Idaho-read, by mesas of fortune tellies by ramie, she pesos is Rens , a tisane petticoat, two guns, • muff, • pale of sad a quality of bead, cheese, sad sold meet, the property of 11r. James Wells, her father. Poliaceoasiable fiteadkh, 200 P, deposed that on the pneedbig shimmed he saw the primmer in theßriztee-rc ad, with a basket sad • hued* sad knowiag her to be • gip, forteadellet sod sweated penes, he stopped her, sad asked what she had get fa the bindle ? She replied that the was is the habit of gathering thiap sad selling them ter her living, end the thiap is has paression were those she had bees gathering that day. He told her that this would sot do for his, and in sisted on seeing the mama% of the basins, when ohs relsotaatly permitted hiss to do so, sad offered to show his where she got them He (Staadials) seet rd- Imsly went with the prisoner to the hoes* of Mr. Wells, sad there seentalsed from Miss Well. sad her smut, both of whom were present, that she radical the things for Wain their toms's. Oa searching the prisoner's basket, he foand a peek of cards whisk bed mu ninth service, and which were evidently used for forte,. telling. In the hisket were a few stay lases which ths primmer serried absat as • bllad. 161;13elios Wells, a well-dressed youg woman, said ening this menu sad mother (I believe her act►er) pus the home 3 esterday aftorsece, I called her is to till my foetus. Mr. Ell'ott—Had you known her before? MI. Wells—No, sir. When she came into the pylon?, I asked her II abs told fortunes, and she replied me did. I asked her what she would charge for telling mine, audits replied, " A shilliag." I told her I amid give el:pence, and she said this would do with a few halfpence in additioo, and I gam her &Imposes. Nits irked as if I had not some thing Wes to present hut with, and I gave her one of the drama. elm stall asked as if I bad act something else, and I gem bee the talk amen. She nest asked as whither I meld nos give bee a shirt far bar hesitant', and I told her I adll; bot gavo laor the &mad peuicoat, muff, odd 011111 odour Woo. W. Illidt—Wero these twigs asked for by the primate after she had told you your festam, or before she had doss so? Mt. W. b.—lt was 'best the middle of it. Bh. Ant shelled the surds sad desired me to eat them into three parts, which I did. She then told me something about a dark gentleman, at the same time turaisg out the Sc. of spades—(lseghter)—and, somas( se she kept tents, my fortune. she 4:aniseed to salt tae he the different things I gave der. Mr. Elliott—What on your friends? Miss Wells—My father is a clergyman), sir. Yr. Elliott—A ellesentiag clergyman, I suppose. It's • pity you wore sat brought up better, sad taught to avoid such metier with's'. Miss Wells—The mat was that I did sot gin it a thought. Mary Alice Darcy, as Irish girl, said that at the desire of her young mistress sae went Lam the street sad breught I. the ;prisoner. After corrolvratiag the testimony of Miss Wells, the witness said teat tae prisoner told her fortune aa well as that of ken mistress, and she gave her one of the dreams found ea bor. Standish, the mutable, here mild that frauds to a con. Womble intent were daily practised by penons like the prisoner in the neighbourhood of Briaton, sad it was by no means isnemaniew with those persons so cheated out et wearing apparel sad other property in that way to nix rt : the things as having been stolen from the Loose or pre slam, and the pollee were insured. Tr e state of the cards found en the prisoner would show that they were kept in pretty good prudes. la reply se the charge the primmer said the things had boon gives to her, and she had taken nothing against the lady's will. Mr. Elliott remarked that but for the fact of her having been called is he should have imposed the highest amount of paniahmeat that it was is ins power to indict. Her offence was cite which ke should always punish with the utmost severity, and he should commit her for one month to the Home of Correction, with bard labour. Two well-dressed youths ' who gave the names of Alfred Dines and John Joins, if Satre y-street, Brighton, and a young man who gave the name e f George Willis.., living in the Hackney-road, were charged with being concerned in stealing a pares from the pocket of a lady named Louisa Sarah Halbert, of the Villa, Notting-bill -'guars. The proeeentris deposed ttat on tee previous afternovn she called at the shop of lir. Herten, a confectioner, is High-street, Kensington. While there'll* saw the elder prisoner looking through the window. Almost immediately afterwards be came in. The two bop Lltowed, and pushed very nimbly against b. r John Jones more so than his companion. She went oa t of the shop, and pot into a cab, which was waiting for her, and on reaching Heasiagton turnpike to she felt for her purse to pay the toil. She in stantly mined It, and ezelalmed to a female friend *homes riding with her, that she had been robbed by the hatpin Her bares shop. She desired the adman to drive her back to tbe confectioner's and on reaching there she hand that the primal= haeleft. W tams went to the pollee station and pee a description of the prisoner., and was told that she was to gin the prisoners into custody if she saw them. Witness again got into the cab, and on reaching Rutland• gate, sear Hnightabridge, she saw the prisoners tokether. She immediate:y got oat of the cab, and " Stop thinner." She rap and took hold of the collar of the primmer John, who she telt COOTillold had stolen her purse, and the other boy then rsa away. By the mentalism of a gentleman sad another man the whole of the prisoners were seamed. Mr. Hoodoo eonpl►ised of the polies at Etaaiagtos sta tion sot haviag accompanied the lady is the cob to lock ►ttar the I:i:tenon, Lete►d of allowing tke ground:is to do It heteell. _ SamaelCoepn, earthman, in the envies of Lord Edward Howard, ;stated that he wee cootie( out of Rutland-gate et tee time when the La iy co lend Its prisoner Job.. Wit ness followed after the other boy, sod caught him in the mews. TM pr sonar immediately mid it was sot him who had streak the boy on the head, sad begged of vitae. to let Mai go. The prisoner afterwards said he wee sot the boy who had Wok= the window. Witness handed him over to a coastablis. A. be (be prisoner) termed round he aught a glimpse of a semniga ia hie hand. Mr. Beadoa asked If tee prisoners err re knows, sad The sergeant aisswered 'bathe did not know them, but be believed that if they ware remanded they world be identified. _ _ _ _ _ Mr. &Mos bad ao doubt, from thit obtervatiose mad. by oat of the rooster ptiaostre, that shay would belle g. Hued as old haada, sad ordered theta to be masa by all take &whine. The prissen won thee etatuded far that perm THE POLICE COMM MANSION-HOUSE. While Sir S.R. Carden tree yeetertisy attic/it as a se gistrate is the jastice-rem, be naiad the lAlewiag am nonicetions : .. 48, Nugent-street. Cavnad Much 26, 1866. • "Si,,—! take leave to hand for your perusal the looked litter, which has hood addressed to me. This isforesetioa which it teatime seems tome osloalated is Mot use its the laudable efforts you are making to abate the evils of female piostitutios is this coaatry.—l have the bosons to be, eat, W. Mosso, " The Chief Minister of the West Landes Synagogue of British Jews. "To 8;r B. W. Cardee, Aldermen de. " • My deg Mt. Merles,—With reference to the convene tioa I bad with you oil the 'object of iavergitag English girls to Hamburg, I have sow to inform you Mast, frees what has soma uuder my own observation both in Rusher, and other parts of Germany, as well as in Liverpool, there is so doubt that there is a large and regular trams carried on between this scantre and Germany in exporting Reshot girls mad igparting GOMM. Oa* of the parties meet actively engaged in this heinous traffic la a woman fielding in Limbo -1, whirs she keeps a notorious how of ill-fame. She is galled —, but L believe that her reel outs is , sad it is a welt-known fact that she sakes Novena journeys to Hamburg in the ionise of a year, taking with her Caveat' glee, and bibs/lies back Garman', generally Tasking, of tender years—say, 16 to 16, aid I have heard that ea some octagons she has had children es young as 16. There can be no doubt that tole is known to the police ; but I do act think tact they bays any means of stripping it, or Interfering. Fran Ham burg, after the girls have been there • year or two, they are mat to Ham- Bahi a and other cities la Germany ; so there must be • regular minesposdence end catinexio• with the keepers of these honer la the principal cities, all of whom, I need hardly say, ere under the warted and surveillance of the pollee. I have heard some irety had acciasita, when In Germany; sad, although there will be a oonsidarable ex aggeration to many of them, that, Is to doubt that these is too much truth. Is no city in the world, I believe, is pros titution carried ow to such ca immense elites; sad in so open s manner, as in Hamberg, la proporuon to its else. That. of soiree, is a object with shish se interference could take pl ce ; bet Ido think that, if oar viowcoesul there really wiled himself, he might de a gaud deal towards cheekisg, or is a great degree stopping, this trade. I may also observe that the principal piece where this traffic is carried ea is Hall, from which Manchester and Liverpool an both supplied. " Yoe are at liberty to make any use you plane of this communication, as 1 stoald be very happy to be of say sags:a/es is patting a stop to this system. At the same time, you wig ass see that I do not wish to have my' name nay say Has in ttis, made public, as it might defeat thii otirct.—Yintes very faithfully.' " The (ottani.' was received, emosgat cther eernmankta thins, by Si, R. W. Carden within the last few days: 14, Gillian-road, West Bromptoe. n Sir R. W. Carden.—Your Wonbip,—Hcriog Dogged your kind interfiresoe in the cue of the daughter of Tho mas Evans, of John-tire.:, Parker-row, Bermondsey, who was entrapped by • Jewam traceries, and sent to Item,- burg, 1 beg to ask for your advise in a similar sue. My daughter, Zolpha Barge, was out by Mime Wan, 10, Bland fore-street, Portman.equirr, with a pared to the Foreign office, Dawning-street, at d left the parcel there at 12 at noon on Thursday, 7th February. and ce Monday, 11th Fibrin', I advirtind her in the Times (hut by ma error in the ;mat her name was spelt Telpha Buge), and had hand-bills prim ed and circulated in London, red also gave act its to the Westminster aid Marylebone Polite Courts, but have heard cothiog of her. Her age was 16 years, • steady. serious gill. Any &agitates will fictive the grail teat of her disco:isolate parents and friends.—Your most obedient eeriest, "JOHN BAZ011." A young gum, who refused to snake known his name, was charged with having indecently imitated twa little girls, on Sonde y of 'racoon, in on. of the recesses on London. bridge. He offered tl e poiicesnan who apprehended his 101. to show base to go away. He denied the trash of the aecamitioa, bet, after a abort examination of the witnesses, Sir B. W. Carden raid he wee parfectly satiated with their statelesnts, wad sentenced the pitons, to pay a gee of 101., which was at once paid. BO W.STEBET. Mr. Henry was occupiedforasarliiwo hours in inuati. ratios ths sass of an alleged lunatic— hs Rev. Jams Chu. Ward, besaght before his on a •srrsat granted at the in stance of ths Comaravonets of Polies, in osalegusacte of certain tutus stated to have boss addressed by the ad dot/admit to Sir George Grey, to Lord Palmerston, sad to her Msj sty the Queen. The eau was stoichiched by Mr. Greenwood, BoliedioCto the Treasury:And a ituntlasan from the once of Mr. Butter, attended to witch the ass cn the part of the friends of Mr. Ward. Mr. Greenwood baying recited the aeetioa (68) of the I set 16 and 17 Viet. e. 97, sailer which the piomedioge were instituted, said that Mr. Ward bad lately beta writieg letters to the Secretary of Plate, complaining thet sisffleieet nonce hal not been tskaa of certain. (devastate which he believed himself to labour under, sad also to Lard Preemies, complaining of a system of permeation to which he said he bed bees subjected for more teams sin team. It appeared that on the 7th of September Mr. Ward attended divine service at =as church at lia stior, where a Mr. Pullen is the offieiatiog ale/gesso. In ow et the letters produced, he described what °marred between himself and Mr. Pallets on that occasion, takiag mob • van degree of patina that be aseempasied his descrip tion with a map, or plea, of the amuck. &nee that period, he bed been under a belief teat Mr. Pallas bad impanel to him that be had permeated • Colosal Doses', or • Colonel Btwt. It would be shown chat all dams notions were purely and 'Mindy delusion' is his esiad , sad the letters would be plead before the =sere ate to enable him to j edge, taking the= in esmeaiou with o bar proofs, whether Mr. Ward was sot in an unsettled state of Wad. Oa one occasion be had bees lir:men before the magistrates for thresteniag Mr. Pallets, sad be had dace *rips= to 8u George Grey oomplainiadot being kept in madames= le seasequesee of hayloft been held to hail on that charge. Ho had also tcought poor to edema, • letter to her Majesty, NH= was divided Coto tweety.one heads, and contained • very minute nape( the village of Endue,. Piece this last letter, hie moveenenb had been wsteked, and be bad been men going about delivering letters at the houses of the Earl of Derby end the Archbishop of Cametbary, the summate of which were lot at pelmet knows. Mr. Greenwood then called, for the purpose of purls' the basdwritiog, Mrs. Jane Imam, lodging been keeper, 19, Ccekspar-,treat, who however =mimed to swear pod tveiy to the writing. Mr. Henry absolved that it wu sot mummy. HU Peed 0•IT speak to h.r belief. la answer to questions frame Mr. Ward ehe said she had never sees hiss writs so a. to be able to judge at hie writiag, mead that to that auseat she did tut know kfe same, inept how what she had heard la end. Sergeant Hodges, of the detective form, deposed that he sew Mr. Ward writ. a note that scenlag. From whet be 11111 thou he believed all its dommeata prodmod to ha is Mr. Ward'. haadwritiag. Mr. Ward emtended that MS was set asfleient to justify the shanties of the decussate in evidtame. Altar arguag the point for ease Vs* with emaidanble isgeasity ha Ms ' stated as reealliog Hodgss, who thin added that ha only saw &Nadas% write three or four Sam of a note, sad that he relied a Maly ea his rseellectioa of the Ant two weeds, o My lord." Mr. Henry thrught this horny satisfactory. The affirms hardly had a sufficient cprortaaity of forming • judgmost. Mr. °rosewood suggested that his wonhip should ma nias Mr. Wad. --• Ward, with mush warmth, objected, on the ground that amities was proved. Thera was as salami posed for whims its to explain anything. Mr. Yardley, sloth to th. p I ca emasilarlosen, by whom theta rustles hid brim signed oa which the wariest was heeded, gave as account of a essvireatios between the delesdass, &r Bichard Mayne, and himself, la whiek Mr. Ward's manner taken in cionezioo wish the seerespvadesee sad ether sinslatasem, impremed him with the belief that be was of mottled mind. He was er 1.-essailaed at peat length by Mr. Ward, sad was WU seder examination, whoa, Mr. Ormsweed applied for as adjcaramest. It was already Wog pad the meal hour of the eoart'a /Win, and the promistliage bid fair to be interminable. He had be !loved abet Mr. Jams would be prepared to puma the diy &admit's beadwriting, sad is fret that at would mat be disputed. SPORTING. NETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TVISDAT. WORTRAMPTONSEURE STALE& Ite opt Plottorr II to Wanteold (t) t) 10 9 to to Pal otot (t)0) 11 to Arfooto (t) 111 to egad the Plooslt ALTRORPZ PARK SUM. 4 to 1 Mood ea Ws Sold. Rotation tbo kooosilo. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. to 1 opt Macrae It) 7 to 1 La Victim.. (t) 7 to 1 Pottlions (t) 11 to 1 ClooLtiaok Eno (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES, Ito 1 WO 717-b7-Nigtt (t Ito I Jookl No ), 10 to 1 taaboater betting on soy rootA COVENTRY SPRING MEETING. MOM% The Comma, IiaIIDWAIP, 0120 ors. seek 8 ft. irltli 30 added; tho mad to law kis slake. Ow wile sod a WI. (24 sobs.) Mr. ItawisnoWs Mks. by Berets. 4 yrs, Get Mb . Duke, 1 Mr. law% Omar Peek; 1 yrs, ass fib 3 Mr. Wllliews's Los. Haws, aged, he 41b (e. ..t alb (Wakefield 3 Toe Two-rasa-ow ersses, o(3 more. mob, with le added , soils, Mt 310 4 fillies„ fee lille. five farleop. (4 subs.) Mr. WlMimfe Oek Bak by Blelbsoroa, 461 Mb (T. MI 1 Mr. W. Ws Clempolso. AM fib .......(3. Orator 3 Mr. O. Down Its De Ise Ith (Welk 3 Mr. Vend% 012.2. Ist 1112 (Yeedhan 4 Mr. J. S. Porlos•slmcismise, Yet IMO ......... ...... (Mee 11 • Mamma, Pure of 307. 0w was. Mr. men Igairwerr. Iri Vas Trran..4 yre, Get 7lb (1. Leal 1 Mr. 30 ud% NM Oak 4 yrs. sot 41b (J. Walters f Mr. Ewe. Think% 4M. TA alb (Covestry 3 To Rot Insirraewsas (headlamp), c 4 16 serer seek, 1 ft. ebb 100 Ward, . Me morad lo solo Me tale. Poor ma. (if solie.) Mr. Mulmleeldle U Swum MW W o l pt . lost I Ilk truth) 2 1 Mr. 1111rof• lin , 1 , st lelb (iisedadi Mr.Ompses Omer Peer. • yrs, lot IMb (1. Miser) 3 NORTHAMPTON RACHS—Ten DAT. OILDEZ Or RUNNING. LIS-704 T. 41 kakis. LO -The SOW PAW 1.14-41•1thompbrik• 1.13- 11~ P1Y& 1114100. 4.0 - 111100111bw Sei 4.110-11i The e Pridikg Wm. m LO -Me Ras Saba Mem kontsb.—ftlharma th r Bak, IVLIAWK MA; Itillty UR. Opel Yr PM" IWO; rne W F la entwelbAbils. ivy. Limns, 11. D, Ammo Bah Mist. lAMB * Ffetager.._, allr ogosz t a ft Wag ranesee "2 = 44 wameiremi, Jodi it Ow a pperd. ll ll•••=sr. P•Orno, Alimileme. Itaid a lt s t OWN= a a NAVAL AND MILITARY. AniusAirr, MAId 2i—ArponnitataB.—Lisa. tenants C. F. Falun (1863), to Ills CoiL it, 8, snow steam ship, of 400.hoess power, at Demoyort; and C. 0.1. Bell (1847), to the Royal Wilms, 120, guard ship of ordinary, at Desospost. Yoder F. W. EN (1866), to the Virilast, screw dam gussmseel, of 200-bans power, at Blarkwall. limposd Manton B. P. Bodwall, to tbo Aisaraces, 4, mew Maass pas-vessel; T. C. Tilly (1861), to mo Alacrity, mew stem gm-vessel, of 200-horn power, at Blackwel l; B. J. Ileillead (1849), to the Osprey, 4, mew stem gon•Tesead ; sad W. Pane (1863), to the Barpese, 4, some steam pan mewl. _ Navel Cadets P. C. Jobutose, to the Orion, 91, screw stesweltip, of 600•hona power, at Devoeport ; R. F. Has wick, to the Coltrane, 84, at Devorport ; W. C. Hareeko, to the Iliaeperetl, 70. screw stein-ship of 360 hem power, at Devoeport ; H. C. Walla and B Beale to the Centurion, 80, mew steam ship, of 400 horn-power, at Deronport. PORTSMOUTH, Masco 26. The First Lord of the Admiralty, the lititht Hoe. Sir Charles Wood, the 'odor See Lord, Rear-Admiral Sir M. F. F. Berkekty, end the Commander-in-Chief of this port, Viee-Admiral Sir George Seymour, embarked in the Admiralty yacht Black Eagle, th is morning, at half-past 10, to inspect the screw gunboats laying there. In going out of harbour, the Blink Bugle met one of the guobiets coming in. The firthsamed hoisted the signal for the gunboat to retrace hot stem whisk she did in very beautiful style, turning road in the narrowest part of the harbour in a circle the diameter of which was barely equal to her own hurls. She appeared, indeed, as though she was turning mad ea a pits'. The pnboata, about 20 in number had their steam up, as also the Colossus, 80, the divisional ship of Cupids the Hon. H Koppel, sad, the latter taking the lead, at half-past 11 they got under weigh and left for the westward. They upload to leave is two columns, and at one o'clock wore oat of sight. The depanore of the &idle afforded • very interesting spectacle. The Vivid, Fin Queen, Fairy, and Birk yaohte, went sway with the squadron, but thou retails all returned into harbour this afternoon. Sir Georg* Seymour having scoompenied the squadron to off Cowes, also returned at three o'clo k to day, It is undentovel that the squadron proceeds with the above-named lords to Portland Roads, on • trim] of their qualities, there joining the divisions under the orders of Captain Key, and that, after an Inspection there, the whole will return to !tithed, with the Sans paten, 72, mew, Captain Key's divisionel skip, to be ready for the grand review by her Majesty of this me of the ser vice and which review has been so long talked of and en ~Thepod. Desperate, 8, threw sloop, is getting up stem this afternoon, to sell, It Is reported, to the west coast of Ireland, to search foe the missing summer Pacific. The Denotation, 6, peddle sloop, ethos into harbour this afternoon, to complete la fuel, prior to leaving for the Cope of Good Hope. She takes out • mail. The Geyser, 6, paddle sloop, sailed this afternoon for the westward. to bring round Dome new gen boats. The Algiers, 91, mew, Captain H. J. Codrington, was taken out of dock to-day; and the GL trio, 14, screw bat tery, Captain A. Chetalef, was taken in for repairs. CHATHAM, Miami 26. The Rev. G. R. Oleig , M.A., chaplato-Raotal to the Toren, paid en official visit to the garrison this morning, for the pupae of impeding the regimental schools. The rev. gentleman was accompanied by Colonel Eden, eons. Illandant of tee garrison, and dining his visit inspected the normal selicols at Broinoton barracks, Fort Pitt, and the military prison at Fort Clarence, where be way received sad ace impanied by Captain Manners, the governor. The 8a rice, gumvessel, Commander Harcourt Vernon, has arrived at the dockyard, to be fitted for sea. The Asentacce, gan-vessel, is ordered to be made ready he sea at this port. The Etna, 16, floating battery, is now nearly completed, sad will be fit for launching in • few days. Captain 0. Goldsmith, who it appointed captain leper ' intendant at this dockyard, on the promot on ot BAST. Admiral Wevill,bm arrived and summed the command lover the istablishimat. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTB. WAR DEPARTMIINT, Helm 25. loyal Lemont of Hone Guards—Pbillp Beene% gent., to be act s brW cu ViOa William, promoted; Corporal John Bas ile ma iler, toe brunt, repined. aptala Robert Garrard, Iran 95th Foot, to be abide. who euebenges. Royal eurnemeof tlie gentleman appointed lieutenant, el& rack, on the 6th March, 1e56, in the " Gazette" of Hs Mb fesuot, la Imre, and not TCYtTP, no therms stated. Oubrda—Buret Colonel K, tin Henry ?nadir, from half-pay Uneambod, to be captain and lieutenant golonel,:iir For. dyes Iners. who *schemes ; Lieutenant and Captain William Aitchison to billeaptaiu sod lieutenant r lonel, by purchase, vice Priailsore Mrs; Obtain W. J. Roue. from Both Foot, to be lisinterst zed empaele. by purely* are Aitchison. 184011606-Joba illidp Preen, gent., to be emir, by be sauweite be lieteoest hurt, promoted. • tlrrlset7 7 Me- 46 Orr* Wilbset purchase-Lieutenant A. L. Cousemeher. else Peen deassead; Lint/non t Leonard Sidebottor Ate Oneemearr, eheaspfanettenortittont puncher, on • tit Jest. mea. 1461, W bee maisaid; Liseteront W. La ea nnon, • Side. ohne yeeinalleaorlabees maltase • to it February, 1.56. bee been eeesened. Tab Lienteless4 without punch - Fajen Its ads& else Otemealter ; rage IL I Leo hem, vice Morley, vim pemensa.vallsent ma 1114 October. 1955, has been enesead; Redo A. L LMIe, AN leetben whom promotion, wßbst preen , Rh Ifeetenber. IW, he. been manceied ; En. rei Alit &wiry, vim Intlry rem peened- se. without purchase, ea lea IneseMer le de. bee hem aloha. ales Ilenry ream vire Awry, elesipseedes. without on 6 h January, 1654, boa bun asneelleL The muses of the undo promoted to • lieremasp se tan la keleat. L be. days, sad not St. Auhin, **pre**, stated. • Vase-leson Modem J. IL Ileleelleid to to major, without put. sham, eke Went fissional Chink Z. A Cuthbe rt, who retires span full pay; Llentesteet Ilebert W. Pelee to be captain, without ekeO ts WOW ; Iv sod Adjutant Ruben Coupe to i re rank a ;Lenart ; Oslo F. el. L'ii. Fitzroy to be neu tralist. either padre, vim Price; Erie an I. Rawlins, bin lid Wait India Segtotent, to be ensign, without purchaar,ace • Par-Per 7hmser 191 h, peat, to be seseles, *bout purr* else 11•111sal, te the 7111 Poet. sired Mk nor* Ira, old* the "Oasette" of the 7th *net- rend Pie tale nesse fleue the Sank York b ob be soli; seltheet melee% vise IllelesedAppbeed rest 87th Past-lbe Ikea Chefullian eased ides Ben le Soh^ and not &they, se Meted. 41st Peel I. V. Milky bb =peals widest porthole. yin Waft Mee Leaky Graham, *as brevet rank has bees omens& MI withwtoative rink, under Ls royal wiriest of me OM 0111041 L W ; E. J. B. Dore* to be harem% witio Ale Itookow.tion Flukey ; Piro Lieutenant Matthew Ellueo, Ileiefehe Eve &tinny Regiment of M dub, to he enthut. without ifra Doug= ; Quartermareer Sergeant Jobs Derr to Or id Wow oltheet purchase, an 4 Miura, vise Cons, who rm'ps 'My. Waeb-Ittlerat William Paterson, from the rtia Toot, to be bp vies Carter, prreoted ; lieutenant Charles sect s kola hairy* Sr Foot, to be lieutenant. olles pantod. MYNA purebue, te an unattached Wi=litemardeillema We Boer Militia, to hs swigs, tibia ptelese, tee elseteme. appointed to the sill Peet. Nth last-IlaZ i rt oda% ken the Ceylon Me Leglesese. le maim OrbLele Jame Ilkaeley, Mom the Lk Dragoon Gess* te 111111h ui lSa l enieelloset ain tia 1141 . 11= le : be septa* without pur r.. its tosobatol rMrasO e:in ia.s alillBll . ll. WWI. to flossea. le be vitheetpesehene. ski Walesa. abs wt. be he eels% at pur slum Fed wd Sets siont-h Ito aatie berth Ilowliso, pat., to be twebere tea wbod. liMedah sot, to to assign. by m uses. eke Roaltp, renset; MYR Berard, pis" to be amp, Mot wl Imam toe Ondoq appetated to the WM root. inn=o d>f LEGION. lit L lkeptes—coust amigo's sii7raTiiimerly of Ito bur Mao Wall 01011/161q to be auptato; buds aitglltgrt MEW to to ligolmet; ,1 ... v0n Torts to to motet ; Lie Z. C. Oditortes le to t. bid ai tr odu Dragent l. 67o Lteuttuasto—Oareet Tarot Otto on vise Tabu; gulased ; Coguat Olen limbos WM.. , 4tb Llobt lainagT—To lo Captatoa—Bagas int at ona [ e lm MIMS us UNINTou. OW Gustav we Ram Cott Illiater. Otto MEM yr LISSOPS. AWltle W. goo notool. Udall* Albert du Pglo loastastsams. To bo _ —Tio, Not 811 Ott. Itegotoubbador, ..-- -- . ... lbw =Zia 1 . 1.6 Lao" awbeleirt Iltathelliai ITHosiat Logebtoli, Baton George ?ea li l t kis L C. trunk. To be Miel—Ms A Pada% Hebei* , Edward Norte, Hine ism liffilmm, wiiwrtrrberap. maw. day, WMlnes lisomday. Beam hit", leorgbards w eU. Robles Iloomponi.ong.lobepopmaster, Liwatomot Hugo Heymann in Mt addobass almond Drably pen., to be quarter masters Owiruiris s• bi surgeon; Irmo! von wittentsty so los I Chaim Nis to be aminant•sturgeon. SW Light kegler— Go les to be major: Atigumus Boils de Lando to ; JIM'S Darker to be quartemasster; Ho ld* be morpece; Lochrtglitated to be sa.istant. I St=l Art _Wawa; be be essietant Mdmtry—Operp Ikr Ilisrerrle paymaster; Carl Weans: to bo ono= 100=L ipie. stitor to Is sooletant-serum: Johann Monts Ohba to bo Depot at Ilellspind-oWala Ptie ie triab tea Ilemdape le be depot adjonnt. Mee liappoin to We stif ; Mao Adak" rolgood. Afar UMW to be dePterangle r ammos. ilDTT w lONAL DEPOT BATTALION. Cogdalo P. W. pnlllal. toga He 19th loot. to be assistoot ajotant, MN Zing, md M I TTACHED. Brown Woe Imlay Onbeit, of the Da Poet, to base bb brevet rant motworbil MO substantive reek, tuber tbe royal warrant of Mb Ostobtr, Iddt. HOSPITAL STAPT. Smelt Jobs WWI= Mostyn, M.D., rem do bed Woe ledialopt. mant, to be eta' mime of Um as ea Om ; dodos Yuman Iluqpise his Dry SWF to be aSalMat wpm is as lons. BREVET. . . . Tie Ildlsologpessess r 6.1 . • pire;. - itirormat yrs the death of the atallamildraad sawn lianhel Lard Itsalut, 0.0 8., isltlMh Jim ISM ; Omura 84 'CO. Davy, died 2811 January, IS I; Omni Mr Ur Om. 1L.C.11, at lath Yebrusry. ; - Lisaiserat Oinorlarrio ABM Aura Papingtos. to be Ma Labia Oda Oda A. Cala read la pay lasse ■Wr g g e:=l .7 la ths ersigrt rat tot. barmy est e z ma to Tie segerallial oda bad alaral ass yeas' sera la tie tea el lesatat seal le bo rasa to be sad Is a Bray as as royal arms el at Oats, I eSt :—[leased Osal Was hoar bit a Nib Test (asks arenas pad. * Ma The eass eta bed nab la Tay .re dad le lbr 7N Owitlaust to bo Sad to tie am& Da aka Lama Jew ltorsts bm lr wy sto. 11 asaa no tr i rt N. ass. Liaison& N. Lard D. Ilms eramasell aria to bes tbs la rent at ouster saes el tho ria Oa ale stated Is Ss &stab Nas ser :—Ossell Ibissaboth No. Hall, a Nara Lary. • asnahted gestlsa bas al rest la Tara ate seas al as Isla Osellad: To le SealllipeMlNlNlS litoraer lb Ye lkopwr—Aallm‘Wompswi WEllownws, Weide,. pro. wad kiatowillarewa C. Rigors. Woe Tom promoted =IL Asolstsgeos O. T aria. Pberwa. s, AwkWw-Illewpro W. Ha To W Awlaiwawywk—AMlng Aaluiss.fmriscia B. 11. Wisp kr& To MIA* llidataaMkspr—W. P. Nam ; INA Kw thalsid sialifti or ht . WI. protaradi • othluarselosoi prosetkes to tole —la the torah Leis thologrot teeth the theft d utheetheocies. 11rWiluair Miter. 0.C.8 , Das* laisory, ea Imam NIL. hided* Tomas, Illogel lakatry, to to LaM; BMW Dada. Madras labatai. M M malar4aDarai. The mok 'Method the Ire laths Othethatro Ilervitore. thei c r em egyee be taessi u m seth et lestroey nth, ea Mows I Ti le Itheetele Truth Phil= a l ter Clontry ; Sothis Wright. To he Usethosaaeoloesle—ltojor Theme David Colyear. Li& Omsk, Pr** allartroad. Bengal lame, ; B :g Be esowialie Itawllasoa. CA. Donkey laf.ntry. To be Jamas Dore; laagal Infantry. ADMIRALTY, NARCE 20. BREVET. corps ef Royal Marinee—Captahs Edward P. 11. Taber. haring teen allowed to retire ea toll pay ander the provletons of her Maletty's Order la Oognell, Rept. 11, ISM, to be lea*, the rank helm honorary. AMUR/MIT. Yaws 2L Corps of loyal Yarinea—Vint Lieutenant Wyman. Kelly Mind to be ogee* eke R. P. 11. U,.her, retlrd• &coed Lieutenant Sob. Whit Oinleur be first liesant, Tess Inlaid, mewed. BANKRUPT% Tsang Mars sad Bursa BLAPIILD, Ettalrby-tame, drier sad to ascender April at 1. and May 3 at i lT i t. Barkrabiatemost. Caidley, Greekammtraol.asi ; off. rag., 0110 P = 114 / 1 11taig Emit% M. Andrinemroed, lAmsbeinam builder, AprU 2 sad May 341, it 11, at lattittlagiotrost. 110 L, Frio', Ab. etturch.lans, d y; Wage, Nam% GiMksilidambes. Wn.usx rawrow, Mssametrost, Cbsissoliathist, April 4 at 12t, aud May 9 at I. at ItsegsgasAefewn. Math md Bedard. row; off. ants. WOMEN% lisigbdtaissit. Tnonu Joss barn April 4 at 11, and ' May 9at 111, it Godwin, Fsamorart, Teat , * sag Got% Wallas. whin; off. esig., Omar. Aitsnarakry. BaPJAILIN Conon. Proms Ywsul Ibmismaiskire, clothier. April 7 and May 5, at 11, at IttliallOgnk War. Fronts; off. nag., Miller, UtittoL Moirsimi C o l. tar lather, Apra II sad May 3. at 10, at Leeds attMil at gliglield. gois., agar sad Boma Man ' theater ; cff, Inn% liadlebl. WiLtjati ~ a trigan. Wier. Aril I sad 19, at 12, at Mennen, Court. ML. Mairdwater ; off. ride., Path Manthemer. Ramon Oa Mrs Wicannouta, Durban. engine buildwr, Mull 4at 12, mg •st i.thlisecunktotact.Tyne Court. ea, Bramwell, off. stag, Lbw, Nemmaliempou-Tyne. lons, Baer, anti Dortsm. mirk manima% AprU 10 at 11, and May MI at U. at Newasellampasmbao clam Bob., Hoyle, Newlanlmapia.Tyse, and Oreiby,l2lmwarminort, Old Jewry ; off. W D. Nowilostlmopea.Tys. INIIOLVINT PSTITIONERS. AT 14111,11.1.41.4111117. J. Hamad, ClALbsn ai r w y .in oy head victualler-1. T. Smith, Wanekrt~la, ilm•Fest, plumber-W. gnats, TylePe= "‘ and Manhall ,tree, tioldes.aquaie, cooper-F. o.Disthia, near the Devonshire Arms, Carodes.tenn, plumber-W. largloP4tre. Ceattrielai-road. baker -W. Baal% Oniasilmot, milkman-J. P. Curtly Itheithighsommvag,lbsitod.ess% tabor's assistant -J. W. Bonita', Roseelkinit, Orlowl4rdes, obandier'mahop keeper-T. Ford, Wyndhavarsak_Onclarwall, blestamith-T. G. Plume, Gerrard. street, gala. adilear-a. Swam Caintialk.ettett, blabotetrata, and Hereford-Om, Ossiassrola ad Yack engraver-J. G. nouthwood, Market.nrost, liftwomrsol. briabiner-C. Andrews, sao. It. thiorte'mroad. isetawark, empsathr-43. W. tour, Pak.street, bast. den.town, stationer-J. W. Bane% Stratked, Ern mins dealer- H. Gore, Tork.nag. Itsidemiwa asellemet to a linseed victualler- IL %miry, lezabothomillt, Laiabega and King-street. Lambeth. walk, chenemonger -T. Orans.l96lwin'e-gardele, Oray'muni.lane, licensed victualler-R. Turin BrUsnMerrace, Newingtoo, and dparrow-oorast, Ifinory.s.foresaaff a baker.._ DECLASATIONr. OP DI VIDFNDM. lit.ltary's-tertsee, Walworth.road, stationer—MO dividend of Is. gd., Mazola te, and three subsequent Wednesday; a Lee's, Aldennanbury. DAVID EDWARD.. Jon., Landport, COM dealer—tot dividend of 102 d., March 26, and three subsequent Wednesday; at Les's, Alderman. bury. Nawvor and Parve, New Park-street, Southwark, pa engineers— and dividend of 2a. ed., March :6, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Lee's, Aldermanbury. Bwsasr Wltaolll. Friday-street, merchant-7th dividend of 61d., Match 26, and three auterquebt Wedneedays, at Edwards's, lam- Montt must. Haar WTLDB, New Cavendiab.street, St. Marylebese, musieseller— lat dividend of Id., April 1, and any subsequent T uesday, at I'ms. Guildballchsmbers. Guidon Fox, Cromblerdow, Commercial.road East, birdlike-2nd dividend of Id., April I, and say subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell% Guildhall-chamber. BRIIJAMID Samos, Chatham and Newington, termer-2nd and Anal dividend of 3d., April I, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Penned'; Jos; and $271 . 27111 RUT. Nark-lane, City, wine merchants- Final diviiand of 18.01 d., April 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-ebarnbers. JOHN It2AY, sea. (operate estate), Mark-lane, wine merchant -3rd and final cividend of le. Old.. April I, and any eureequent Tuesday, at Peanern, Guildhall-chambers. WILLI. Doomed, laveniry, Northamptonshire. saccer-2nd dead of Sid., April I, and any subadruent Tues d ay, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chamber'. Locust and L 1311.2.. Great Qneenalrect, Lincnia's.inalleld, and St. Jamesaireet, blacking nonalacturere-2nd dividend of 3s. 3d., April I, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chain bete, ALVIANDLII Dototae, Old Brovddreeh merchant-Bth and final divi dend of fd., April I, and any aubdipaint Tuesday. at Fenzel's, Guildhall-cambers. T. 01.22 12211232 Duna., Roomy, Hanspehire, cabinet maker-2nd and final addend of 31d., April 1, and any rindequent uesday, at Pei 0211 . 31. Ouildaillabantherd Talmo WILLIAM% Fencharchateet, City, merchant-4th and final dividend of 21d., April I, and any subsequent I ueeday, at Yemen's, Guildhall-chambers. JAM. VI2I3D2LL, Lime-street, Leadenhallatred, ins - mace broker 3rd and foal uividend of Id., April 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Illoildhall-chambers. Jon. Iliad Haddam, Hertfordshire, farmer -Ist dividend of 13e., April 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guildhall chambers. THOMAS 1.31222. St. John'e-lane. Carkenwell, wire worker-Ind and final dividend of Id., Aprlll,and any euhatquent Tuesday, at Na iler". Guildhall-clambers. F. 111213 211.1211112 021.11121 and BIM. TKOII2. W 00.., Buck. Ideas), merchants-3rd and final dividend 01 lid., April 1, and an, autumns nt Tuesday. at Pennell's, Gut shalt chamber.. 10132 Basra, Wlnchater. carpenter -Final dividend of Is. April 1, and any auteequent Tuesday, at Pewter., Guildhall. chambers. Joy'. Muse, Birch, Coro, miller Ist dividend of ad., April I, and any subs. quent lands', at Penner+, Gui.dhall.thambers. G 110202 T2P1.1)10, W 0031122.3. Cneepaide, carpet warehouseman float dividend of Id., April I, and any subeequent Tuesday, at Pee ned,* Guildhalhchamter". T 243111111 and JOllll H2TWOOD, Woolatreet, Chespaide, and Mel bourne, New tooth Waite. lace warehouses's-Ist dividend el Iv. Gal., April 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guild. halhal-mbers. DIVIDENDS. April 23. J. Jones, Masebeater, machine maker -April23. Chimes end E. Clegg, Salford, irunfoursders -April 16. C. ILWall and C. Holt, Saarkabury, Lancashire, cotton spinner"-April 16. C. H. Wall (ope rate estate), Sandobury, cotton 'planer-April 1 , . H. Burke, Men et...ter, money scrivener- April 18. O. Mims, Salford, ir oBlo mider - April Id. B. Cooke, Manchester, timber merchant-Aped 23. J. I akh u rd.c., Jun., cakermoute, Daum a newer-April 17. T.Young, North Shield. and Howson Paha, Northumb -rland, ship builder -April 17. T. Dam, Crook, Durham, grocer-April aS. T. Walton, Haddon-hill, Durham, glees manufacturer. clanvicAtes to be granted, ulnae cause he shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. April IS. J. Virtue, Newmanatreec (Word-street, and Alfred mews, Tottenham-court-rod, carpenter-April 16. E. Hobbs, linghton, trod:wager -Atail 16. W. Schsisk, Royal Eachange.build tura Darnall; Port Wallace, Nova Scotia ; and 81. John* New. faindland, merchant-April id. J. C. Cattail sad T. Oarstasig, Black burn, Lancashire, madam maker.. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. P. P. Alford end J. Ashird, Bridgwom, and II ighhrldge, timber merchants-W. Smith and J. Smedley, Ward. roller moue-W. D. &amid and J. D. Hall, Abbots Bromley, Staffordshire. linendrapers -8. Brooke= and T. R. Bert, Pearl-street, Spitalli Ids, pat butchers-R. R. Smith and Eliaatash Smith, Baptism, Suffoik, millers-W. Bromley and C. Whittaker, Accrington, Laneaahlre. moaidere-11. Kendall and H. Gardner, Dudley, Worcedembio,..l Madera - R. Bevan and C. 8. Lemon. Ecelentod 1.222211" mend toothier, of coppers-A. Heard and D. Heard, Miltenatrest, City, Ifsesesd vietuallers-0. Brown and R. P. 1111300113, Ciltherod Lance ahlash tailors-J. Serb and W. ihnsh, Halifax. dyne-J. Humphrey. aril. Wallets, Old Broad.etreet, suotioneers-0. Read and &Leaver, Holed .road, Bayswater, sine workers -W. Ildiltday, 3. Lewis, T. Ded6md, J. Y. Harvey, and W. O. Ling, Birmingham, drapers, so Sig r mars J. P. Harvey and W. G. Ling-W. Oldham and L. M. =Long Itchingtod Viarwickshire. lime manufacturers-R. J. Dwaine, and W. Dawkins, Uaverfordwest, drapers, .3 Br as regards W. Dawkins - Louisa Hooper and El/21.2 3 / 1 H 002232. New Smarm, WOW., milliners - J. Millman and T. E. Grylls, Lasmelen, Cornwall, livery stable keepers-P. Diluter and P. VU um Ima., dideregatoatreet, City, printer.' brokers-P. Ilaard and T. lrryty fait Stoodsonee. Devonshire, brewers-IL Runde:Com and JJ. Play, rissmaier, woollen watehotheinen-8. Edward., A. Elated, F. C. Cowen, aril J. Anthony, Plymouth, husbander% we far so regard. S. Edwards and P.C. Cowell-S. C 1.,., Joseph (lam and Jeremiah Clare, Asihecia-under-Lyle and Heywood, laamehire. grocers-T. Barnes end C. P. 8. Leach, Stavertodrow, Newington, drapers-B. Tamer and Z. Illpkina, Wolverhampton, brewers-8. Cartledge and H. Goddard. Mew/ley, Nottingtoniabire, belch makers-it. Whitmore end F. Window, Uniodetarh old Broad street, gold pude end makers-A. Walton and Mary Maria Walker, Wolverhampton, beam Auty and W. Parkinson, Dews. bury, lorabire, yaws imianers-E. Roberts and J. Build, Liverpool, chemists-J. Dea eta Martin, West Coker, Sonsersetsbio, twine manufacturers-Dley and 8. Walker, Jan., Northampton, tailor.. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. C 12131.11 Csienrechow, Dunfermline, polar, April 7, at Turnbull's C.omenerelid Hotel, Dunfermline. Jaws Mannino Wasted Leith, ship broker, April 1, at the New liblo Hotel, WO. Joys Mgr, Grow. ecannalialon merchant, April 3, at the Oahe Hotel, Gamow. fi ri g te , d abLu te t i tal P t t it e p ES as sh t:e:g C ,, h a w t t o'clock, 174elfti fora a p lis:im i n o . ro iL l t. l er o b w a r . T o t h e t tvleoingdiiii g our to Temple bar, whilst the driver attended to some urgent business. In an Wrest after the man had left the brad of the h , ce, the animal bolted at fu,l speed towards Ludgate. hill. Upon her reaching the corner of Btidge-straet, close by the pillar letter boa, a young man named Frederick Cook, who baa for tome years been aecustomed to berms, perceiving a woollen rug banging over the bock of she seat, Immediately seined it, and by a desperate effort gained the Beat, and thin chitchmg the r.ins which hall over the Mon guide In front of the vehicle, succeeded to stopping the animal by the Belle Ssavage-yrd, Uthough it was rushing along at the rate of about 20 miles an boar, sad taut is a few minutes have boss shattered to plume. Cook was lila rally rewarded by the cabmen for his intrepidity, [Advertisement.]—lioLLowaT's OUITY/21T AHD wolinearut sea sue Lams or hcaoreta.—Copy of • letter hem lir. Wm Trite, twekeerktr, &wallow, Newton, to Problem' Holloway Thomas Harries, yeomen, Hinton. ift. Mfrs, Deriebbires, wee be am yeses 'evenly still/aid with ...fate. Be teek wrens medisimes la Me hope of awing a mow, bed ea Med. Us Moen witir milwiey ?startled hls oeauperion; timbre he detasaird ea Wybos llollograes Ointment and Mk, and by their use le b mgelswiits be able to state he Is now renwered. le ht by all maims wain throughout the world ; at framer Hellowers mbhilehmesks, let, brand, [today end 90. Maiden bae, New Iratigllimaps, Oemeamlinople; A.Ovidiey,ligelom; mil I. Mg" COTTON.—Limnos. MAIKIS 35.—The sales of mike today are estimated at CAW balm, of which 1.000 were for export sod See ea lemelettos. The Wes Mtge& 000 Parma sad Mareaham, at etd. to 7d., and 700 Mors; at 4d. to eV. The total sales rime Tharrday reach 16,000 tales, sad the Imports derby; the same period 35,000 hale., Mr market closer with complete Imams. Compared with hiders MSS prises of Mikhail are amebas/ed. COTTON 000D11.—Mananduenn, Yawn 13.—The market foe than ban lady been melba lure rare, and buyers, finding that dime ban intandisne guiengsd at obtaining goodie sunbeam rates, Yarn lb en gen desiended • week ago but not °li la midepisse. art yestaits, for India, • good Whim hem bra at vary NI grim. tbe feeling pery Os mast Ms bun am Mudd Om to t mow weela gait, D ading o. giladd ger dee brine train me dud, Ord time le note doing ter pee% mid • Mires le springing up be lasgeintlis for Alexandria. der • terms vibe hraaasadri gmir seer waste. In yarns there la as tagesming at piss. Leam baron rather better rates ere rewind Me Iwo lies nahrid, end is abr. a decline hasi taken =bunk al there no diengk There fo r been a rather boirever, including ease braze tor India and the ihNiterreassa. There Is rubor more 'Nifty on the pelt of the WOOLLEN.—Limink Masai 23.—We haw had a quiet market this morning. In both the CloW-halla the attendance of buyers has been Waited, and the transactions hare been few. lbe stock of cloth is now so redosel se be present very little choice to purchaser.. , Malice 25.—Ws toil a fair attendee*, of buyers. ►adness has Been rattier quiet, but brisker in the manataeturenV warehouse., especially in the demand for new spriag patterns Us bordered checks, twists, and mivuree. Stotts of choice goads are low. BLight advances are generally obtained, ►ut not equal US the rise in wool. Hmoutamte., Is Us! Cloth-ball I bILNUPACTUIIIM—Hozoisarracn, Nazar 25.—There ham bees a steady Wainer dorsi •t firm prime, wart se upward tehdency for D0W411141 goods. It is tencrally supposed bat more cloth would have teen sold but for the lowstese of the starts, the Cloth.liall for a keg thus back not luring been so bare no at present. WOOLIIII7DDIIIWTILD. MARCH 4S.—The demand for wools eon. Haas the Nam u for the last leo weak., and dealer, fludioa that ponat stooks aro libel, to be all wanted before next silea, are bold lag out for nod obtaining fall Mr. COMM.—Henn, Mum 2S.—We hare a mall chow , r (wheat at this day's market, which would have met a free sals at 3.. to la. below the prices of Wt week, but haw cc were rpm unwilling to submit to snob a redaction, and consequently tha 'Mud business wu limited. ths market clewing with mock drainers. We only reduce our quota ' Mona is. per qr. In foreign nothing ding. nprinircorn of all kinds arm. Unwed 'ushered. A good consumptive demand for cakes. Banes rather slow. Imports from March id to March IL—Barley. 970; beans, 190; tares, 139; limed, 1,491 qrs.; oil cakss, 400; bones. 479 tom. Lams, Nonni 12.--Contrary winds keep w.. back and the moldy of geed wheat le ; a large business might be done at • *miles of 2s. par quarter fro n Friday., rates, with wide]; bow. ever, sellorswill not comply, and sales made are at a reduction of le. per quarter. Ilarbf aells at termer rates. Oats and beans. with other artistes, ea befor e. Average prise of main Wheat. 3,226. 49a.74.; kern 2,027, 41s. 7d.; atm, 62, Vs.: beans, 246, 425. • rye, 465. U. Arrivals this week: Wheat, ;265; oats, 141; barley, 2,647 beans, 32; retested, 262 gm. LTIM, Mane. 25.-7 t ith a lair supply of both wheat and barley, the trade to-day has ruled dull at a decline of es. and 54 per qr. upon wheat, and fully Is. upon herby. Other descriptions of win, nom partook of the general Minting, and ember enter to ;lay. Wheat, red, 49Ite. tom 101., As. to 6f s.• fine, dis. Barley, SUM. to 531b5., Ma. to 36a.; e, 49a. Beads, ige. to 40s. Oats, is. to le. 00. per 111011 e. BALIIIIMY, MARCIE 2.5.—1 n the omn market today we had a good supply of all kinds of grain, and a full attend...ooP. There was scarcely any demand for wheat, and those who did businese bad to submit to a reduotlon of 2.1 to Ss. er qr. on the best earoples, end from 4s. to Ss. en more inferior deecriptione. Flour WU also a dull sale, and declined in prim Is. to 2.. per sack. In barley the trade woe esoredingly Gat, and a decline of Is. per gr. on malting sample" took place, and on grinding 'maples 2.. The melt trade re. mains call. but qootationa ass nominally the same. In oats the trade was slow, and a decline of le. pm qr. was submitted to. All other kinds of grain had a downward tendenay in price, and the trade woe mach Old wheat, 6.34. to 715.; new wheat, 635. to 6 7 5. Barley, 34s. depressed. to SS'. Oats, Me. to 245. Beans, 26a. to 3014 Peek Hs. to 48.. pet qr. Flour, Ws. to SG'. p'r sack. Malt, es. ' to ge. ed. per bushet. Depute, ilitefl 23.—(8y English and Irish Milinetie Tele. graph.)—The market was ea tremely dull, with &depressed demand for every demelption of grain at last week's reduction. Newer, WAsee2s.—(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.l— Se. 4d. to 6s. Id. per cot. ; red reheat, 134, 6d. to HS. 6d. barley, Se. 61.; oatmeal, 12a. tid. to I is. Indian corn, white, U. ad. per tou ; ditto, yellow, If. 9s. ; lianas meal, li. 10a. ditto, yellow, M. Ss. ; dour, first, 225. per cwt. ; second, 17s. to .8.. DATTLF.-8.111.181C1e. Yaecs 25.—The supply of cattle at our Burkett today war, considerate y below th anal ge in point of number, but for quality it well maintained its usual reputation. Romaey fair taking pace yesterday. the attendance at our market this morning was Itaitel, and the supply Droved rather more than *quanta the requirements of the trade; very little business wee transacted, enhanced priors acting considerably again.t the market. In sheep there was also a Ilmiu d sant, ; quality gJod. Trade was dull, but • clearance wan effected at the quotations of tut market. Aa yet lambs are very seam; but prices ranged very high. Calves are becoming more plentiful than of late, aid the condition much implored. Butinoie was tolerably good, and trice. were well sustained. In the pig mar. bet there war but a abort supply, and, with a thin attendance, them was but very little business doing; pricer of sit market remain eta tionary. Best ox beet, Ile. to Its. per scam: cow and heifer ditto 10s. to Ils. Bent Down mutton, 71d. per itt.; ferior and otner kinds , 04d. to 7d. Veal, Id. to 76d. Pork, fresh oad calf, Id. to lid. per lb., and 10a. to lea. 6d. per wore. Bac di, gre.n, lid. to 2,1. per lo.; dry ditto, I , d. and 101.04. to 10s. 64. per score. Quarter.o.d store pigs. 21s. to 28.. each. 101183 T Earn MONDAY Pate.—There was an UrIU3IIIII quo tit) of stork at today's fair, thr greater part of which clamored hand. at remunerative nriow. la the co n ILl.ilket there was a diffi culty In obtalaing last nut prim for wheat. In other grain no alteration may be quoted. The burro fair woo well rupplied, principally with harlot, but there was a fair aprinklang of cart colts, whiehoucaniasiled high pricep. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIES. Onto% Thorapeon, from hewn to Calcutta, woe abandoned Dee. 1 off Bt. Paella Island; crew token off by James Alen (whaler), of New Bedford, and landed at Fremantle Dec. 21. Larcrpou% March 25. Vasco de Gams (is?, from Glasgow to Liabon, and the schooner Concord. Bieber. of Bangor, lartec with goatee, came in collilion off theCumbrae !eland.. las• 'tight. The latter 'easel rank. The Tama de Gann pu• back with conaiderahle damage, the tre comport. meat being toll of water.—Greenock, March 2b. Lsv.a.ften Sarni AT FoazioN Porn.—Margaret (ea), at Marge; Integrity, at Malaga. roa bvsivocn..—Wind.or (.), from Mareell'es, March IS. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Onscso.—galled : Dec. 13. Dmeent, for Lontos. MILIPOOSIOL—Arrievd: Nov. 2'. Royal George, frost London. Dee. 1. Need:ands Pal,. from Cardiff 11. Ann Ford Jane, from NovassUe. IS. Indementy from I,n,lott. In. 4:exist:min, from London; George Ramey. from London. 20. Eliza Goddard, from Loadom Dosage Town.—Arrived : Dee. 13. Deroenlwater, from London. 13. Heatherbell, from Landon. LaoMCZlPToll.—Arrived : Dec. 4. Hero, from London. Mossros B.T.—Arrired : Dec 5. Portnne, nom Liverpool, WtI.I.IIIIOTON. NZ.—Arrmed • N0v.12. Queen Margaret. from Lon. don. Dec. I. William end Jane, from Loudon. ! AVCIELAND, NZ.—galled : Nov. 29. Noanelor. for Liverpool. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Chieftain (barque). for Colombo, Mesh 4c.50 fr:So. 1100 ts. Calmat* Iran London for hew Zealaan, Dec. 12, 30 miles east of Kent'. On up. El sateth Conway. from Ltserpool for the West Wien Feb. 22, tat. 22 N., lon. 38 W. dims Lang (pate ship), Mundt% from Liverp of for Melbourne, Feb. 2, out 23 dare, lat. S N., too. 25 W. Palestine (ship), of New Yost, March 19, lat. 49 ?i., lon. 6 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 23, at Edlobate., the wife of R. Brooke, En., of llllDDY.—ltertAt 22, at Blackheath, the tede of W. A. Ileddy, Faq., or a .on. KIRKPASRICIL7IIsreh 22, at W. Gesrge's.fields, Canterbury, the wife of Capt. Kirkpatrick, of a daupbtor. LW:MS.—Mar& 24. at Bel...road, liawystead, We wife of W. Legge, bra" of . daughter. LOFTS.riareh 21. at Northfiset, the wife of Mr. J. Lofts, of the Stroud, of a son. NATHAN.—March 22, the wife of Adolph Nathan. Pec.. of Greet Dover-etreet, Boroagh, of • daughter . RAUNDERA.—March th, at Iletcriettn. 'teen, Cheendish-squace, the wile of H. W. Saunders. Pees.. of • daughter. BTAPLET.—Much 21, at brighten', the wife of the Rev. P. A. Staptey, of • ma. TOWNE.—Warth 23, at Ber.borough.street. Retries-read, the wife of L E. Towne, Peg , of a tam. {'TALL—March 21, at llatt ron Walden, the wife of J.E. Pull, Esq., of a daughter. WELPll.—Much 12, at Peel terrace., near (Impact, Hants, the wife of D. N. Welsh, Log., R.N., of a eaa. MAIIRIAONS. HARDING—WHITING :ZlNareitii.,;innity Church, Clapham. by the R. Dr. F. F. Wm meetly Walton, .an of the late Capt. Marthed, R.N., of Workm.ton. Cumbcrland, to Mary Ann, daughter of C. Whiting, big., of Romfotd. HUNTER—DA VlES.—March 21, at Ft. Mary's. Newington, by the Rev. 11. C. Moore. Mr. T. Hunter. of Great Doserretreet, Fouth. work. to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. D. Dart's, of Lotslotbroad. inintre-, Dieu LENEY-0111139.—March 23, at Trinity Church, Newington, by the Rev. T. Cuff., T. e. Leaey, roa of Mr. H. Li my, of Newich, near botching, Mama. to Elisabeth Coleman, daughter of the late Mr. J. Gib* of New loembey, Kent. ' ' LIALLE—RUTIAND.—Yard V, at All Soule, Lanahato.plate, J. B. Leslie. .. of Quewartreet, Linco'n'Aluaeflelda, to Mama. daughter of J. Esq., of Reipte. WIGRAK-90118R0T.-11Asub Si. et to. lobo's. Catototiae roam by .he Rev. E. Holland, W. K. Wlgt&T. Req., of IJoeoln'e•ina. we of 0. Wlgram, E.g.. of Br• anat. n-equare, to the llon. tear) Pomeroy, daugota of Vire-ant liarbertoo. DEATHS. BEKTLET.—March 11, at fial sumer, Mare Ann Death Benner, daughter of E. Rent ay, EN R.N.. aged 22. 000P111.-11grah IS, at Itiehrowl.terrace, Clapham-road, E. Cooper. Esq.. LA., of Truitt, College, Dublts. DEaTBoll.—Marsh 22, at FAMTSIMILI. Kent, Mr. C. Maroon, aged 67. LlWlD.—March 21, at C stream, O. H. Lew in, FN., late of Pall. mall. aged 411. IEADTIM.—Mush 21, Mr. IL Martin, of Iloooleulaao, Leeds. waif. SELD.—Marsh H. at Grooveanr.aquare, J. Neeld, Bag, LP., of Orittatos Haan. Wilts. ittattud sad t.u1511011•4 by WutaLit Kum Dulls. of No.S. Lototozi a.la City Lembo. nista% tbu Oino2, loorotwu MO. la the Precinct ot bitattisra.—Wassioui. Ram AIM