The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-22 00:00:00

IRELAND. DOWN, Aran. 21. Mr. Bowyer has 'Nisbet his address to the elec tors of Dundalk. He atesidlie his esthelisity a ant ic:het introdnedis, and, tilirellsee. will set sessent to be treated as p : b aps He nays: As see of the Main select the Ilaleistieal Titles Bill, aged rag that it Ibe oseassai le gr indings, the policy which disMdsdl des mess= will seems hum ass ths sew parsevaing appashlsa, whoever shape thatpaliey may tab, eel wiseseer pee, mud be fa power. I eBI support as pit assept es es it nay do 1411611 iNdieft shimultim and_lgained ; r a irmse to home that mg ea dmisime ISO mlll the Emilia law, aid with the swat rad somas ef tke oohs Vs Awn, win M thseght &godliest.' he the defense el that shun►lt ',Mad Ste esseashmes of ministers sad pe• litieel baits A oweespeedent of the Avowals states that at the Roses ads& cathedral of St. Chad's • letter of Dr. Ullatierse was read five= the rdpit, is whisk it win esseenaad that a spied the sew= of the Wheals elm& in }lttihad had bees baatellnisesee Cerdinal Wiseman to mot et Meat in the moth of May. The following statement appfared in Elensokres News Letter : Ssely on Siterda morning, is casually largo body of eciastabulary, under tie cumosamlnerely of Mr. Craw ford, of Newry, and Mi. HOMO, if ftliniaglee, aided by • party of the 71st Regiment, asewslisd near Hawthorn Hill, and made a diligent search fee ease ta the murder district of the county of Down. Captain Warburton, WM., was atendance at the village of Meiph. The guns, pistols, Le., seised amosinted to fifteen; but it Is supposed that the country people hale their arms eased in wooden bones, and buried in the bogs and fields. Ten persons were taken as prisoners, marched into Newry and lodged in the Ballybet Bridewell. 'lkey were brought np on Monday morning, before Captain Warburton, at the Bsllybot Court house, and inforniAioni were taken against them to stead their trial at the C44.lrt,r Sermons.. They were afterwards admitted to bad. SPORTING. YORK SPRING NIEETINo—... Timmy (comccv DID). CIAHCIoN Harintcar of 10 son each, and 60 added. One nide. (10 subs.) Lord Derby's enures. 4 ns, 7.6 Mb UM! 1 Mr. 11 Srebbteg's air Causes Napier, pray UM (A. DI rroos% Mr. Da llshrs, 3 yrs, 794 ala Mr. Mralber's I by Ines* out Lydia, S Er, 41 41 ((arrat 4t OH Mr. It. Remo& 3 yr., Ist 7th (E. Hanna) Betting: 6 to 4 agst Croupier, S to 2 agst Sir Charles Napier, and 7to 2 *got Itau.n. Won cleverly by .• leugth ; two lengths between second sad third. Run an 1 mu. 47 sees. BILLING STAIRS of 5 von. emelt. and 25 added ; for 3-yr-01d4,75t 121 b ; four, 94 21b ; five, 9it 911); sit and aged, 94 131 b; mans sod geldings allowed 3lbs ; winuon antra. The 44 inner to be sold for 2001., dic. Ow sane. (4 subs.) Mr. Itaeae''n MI. Mate, 3 yrs (54:1L). Cat BS (Alderel 1 Mr. Beirrltme• Tile Senn, 4 rrs (341.), cob (airbus Mr. Arno'. ftrastbm, yrs (301 ) (Supers 6to 4 agst Miss Whits, 2 to 1 'gat Timothy, and 1 to 1 agst The Setter. Won by • head. Bun in 1 min. 64 was. MATCH ; son. each ; lOst each. Half • mile. Mr. C. Reynard's Slepilmli, aged ;61r. Boynton), beat Mr. H. Baraes'a Wideawake, apvt (Howell), by a head. WEDNESDAY.' Dalai TPJAL PLATS of 100 son., added to a sweep stakes of 16 .on. each, for ip•olds: colts, Sat 71b; sad Olin, Sit subs One mils sad a half. (12 subs) ale C. Massies Goevainer 11:6:1 M. J. ithenh's Lair Asses .... (J. Ebbw's Hr. WassyseiSes MAW_ ............... ...... easy Re. MAO Mall st Llassis..—.— ..... .... A Mr. Meer Omni Mr. Ileslsieres Mks Deltkag :—II to .gut Oesesaw sad 7 le ft 2wt Oland. Wes la fewer by two length. , ball a ISMOMM between mead mad third, the Mien beaten at Rua la 2 aria. 46 see. Yon* Seam) Cur of 1001., added to a handicap of 10 son. each, h It. One wile sad II quarter. lleerb's Tatlese. 6 Err, Or 1.1 6 . UMW Mr. Ped/ey's Prosetta. 4 ps, 644 10th Mr. 11.rtse's thantlatar. 4 yrs, 7st 51b 1. 7: 11. 13. Lend Zetlaaa's Itaitaleos" .and, set 7lb Laid Hers 1,14, 4 yrs. !Et Mb SAM Mr. AVes'a Salon. 4 yrs, CM 1116 Mr. H. Mahn** s yen hit (11. ( Betting .—6 to 2 apt Paquette, 7 to 2 iiii . s ik izot plow and Caleulator, 4 to 1 apt apses W aid 7 le apt Vaticao. Won by • lespli, the woe belesesa waled and third, the *then bees= et Rea la 2 ilia. 16 sac Viso HANDICAP of 6 son. each sad 40 added, for 2 yr olds. mi. H. Prows'. !Wins. D• 6 l Mr. Dell's Ana L Us, Mt ill (arms I Mt. Nett Luis Ada. Sri (Lye 3 7to 4 on Ass Woo by • length. Rua in 62 elleesas. ---•- • - EaciXTON &coxed of 10 roes ornsh mad 60 added, foe 2-yr•olda. Three-quarten of • lade. (14 alba.) Lad WOO l moor, S Ira Jobs Omberses Irty agoe• 3 Ifs (F. Baikal 1 Mr. Jo (J. Odom 3 Ilr. Jobs Worse. Inumbino, I pro MO S 4tol es Largbow. Woo easy. Lubin& • bad third. Ifettimed. (97 Meath Toieapi.) CONSOLATION R JIBLZ of 60 SOTS added to a bandlary of 6 eon each. T.Y.C. (4 cab.) Mr. J. Odurat's no emits, a de, I 7th I Mr. 8. We terla Awes WIN 3 yre, Ist 1010 I Mr. WWI lbamb ie tyri. fat ........... Mr. Deoles Med !Jas. 3 yrs_ Won nay. YOWL HOTEL Pun of 50t, added to a Elwarpetak• 41 1 6 eon each. One exile. (6 rubs.) Mr. Y. idde's Cleeded, I yrs Mr. J. Odom'. Pried us Thad. died Mr. Neal', Adder, I pa a Mr. lAIMIWATII =seam DEI 3 pre 4 ST. to I seat adds Node w i nk it to I apt £ (tam) • to 1 edd Omar (111 la I team) COPT= WI. Caw & M seratuied. ROYAL Recta° grazes of 3 seea ea* end 16 added, kw 3-year side ead upwards; wiener to be add fee 601., au Two aglow. (5 sobs.) Mr. B. Land'• Mira sea MO. Tet lII* ...... ---g= 1 Mr. uataush arwiewo.4 ne Pah ist IMP Ci e. : . 4 Mr. D Owen% 116161MOMMOM. 5 fre SOLL Ist Ilb ( 111r.6. Hank% Wes isii‘ Ire (144. OM ...—Oolosso 6 Mr. 0.0 Doroport • oamr. a yes ). 61166 (*SIM 0 The favourite west by two Itagen. Liti,Ml6oToN flavorful , of arm seek 2 ft i cad 26 eM added. Two mike. (10 e. 4of when deleted.) W. 0. Dower Cortelles. 4pm Se 416 —....... .1;51.64 1 Mr. B. land% Oslo. Spik .14....... —. M. Ms 1 M. W. Oollor's FroWspi i , eet - .. —..— Wier II Ms. Oudiesto a . Lias IMEM 6 M),_ 4 MOM _API" * Mr. Pogrlbmill Utile wore. 4 pa. Mr. YAW% Wit, 6 yrs, he . 6 to 4 opt Cato. 2to I opt Foods,. sad 3 to 1 era Costellea. Wow by a bead. HACK STAMM of 1 soy. seek, sad 6 added, sae .Be, were woe is 2 boots by Omits 9.t (Lowe), liestaft Pru des's*, l let 6lb ; the 'loam, list 61b ; Harm eseroas, 94 lIbi• sad Little Peter, I Ist Ilb. HVIIMILB STAINS of 2 son. each, sod 10 added, 2 mike, weer 6 horde., 9 sobs, were sea easily by Mr. Lead's Pro. ' = Bearer. MO, (T. Ablett), bootie' Cum, Beemette, the , Tiortorr. sad Booker. Beam H•MDICAT we WOO by Oood-foe-aothlag, 104 IC4b, beating names Seems, lOst ; flaky, list; sad two ashen. NOMINATIONS TOR 71 Duke of Richmond's Stella, 2 yn Duke et Richmond's Her bsainr, 3 yrs Ms Z. P's Jack the Gnat Millar, 2 yrs Mr. E. leures's ICalutidje, 3 yrs PloArsr, 3ps Kr. Nalisrrs Porpperniat, yrs 111r.Howardrsirositros. 2 yrs Kr. E. R. Clark's Plus .toad, 3 Lrs NOSIMATIOTIS MI TEN EMPISOS or SVINIA'S PLATS. a, 3 yrs Ambrose, 3ln =••=7, 3 7n Fa i r Warrior, Teddiaitos, 4yn ym 3 yrs Ittieshoroses, 6yn Pirearsi, firs Little Harry, 3re Volsgersr, 6yn M r yn Hiss of Oade,6 yre His Grace, 3 In . 4rs Hebb . Nob l s,3yte Sally, 3 yrs Yo n Woolwich. 6 yrs Mountain Doer, MN% re Alfred the Greek 4 yrs 1111thell. yrs II yrs Jar 3 yrs Troassy,ll yrs CB EXTRA. ATH-1862. a Fiumu. Buis.. Mr. Yarworth's Hop-picker, Lrd e Mutter Monataia 6 ft, if declared Age. st. lb. ll•nuadts 4 9 0 Main. 6 8 12 if aga 6 8 2 Dulcet • 713 Or. Tommy 3 7 12 3 7 8 Flirt /nook Knoll 4 7 61 it. Antonio rriatie Hoskikia Midas 4 7 2 D SPRING MEETING. ▪ 67.1111 WI of 16 eon. apaeb, o Taiiday asst. Aso. Tophana a 6 12 Patriot Ogles Poodle 3 6 8 Grand Duke Greengage 3 6 4 Battler Yams Hawthorn 3 6 12 Hamptos Maria 3 6 8 HOP 3 6 81 CAMBOSNI CONSOLS MINING CouraigY.—Yoder- ___ EL is this stator was WU Were st ts sppoi sit Asia IS alb awl _pp_ IN slim sad liaXibirr= IWillr• Awl /1111.Xr. liisbaw• prepaid Kr. lir. Parbits" Yr. Tior ; llsc Tan pro . Qsiller.. mil Xt. U. Sarni psapsesd Xr. • . 114 ts tibia ash espleis Ilwaral, two at the , win swab* miasmal WM Wire mobilo lis Wur:the misprty'r sissursh Way lei isammisl lb, t ls Mad it up. Alba assdissille Msisslia, We 1111 wisted I Wsliellow lr. Wipeills Od 111Nrit d 1. Ida XI. 111111'1 Lau) intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YZITILDOAL krrnses AT WISTIMATOL—SAIRAPAI TIM LORD CMAJWIRLOII. IN sit MS NOILTH OF EXCLAIM J( lee Co AAAAA 11 rams Na4on.—.l , Patin WIIIIDIXO•UP ACM— USW TOST.—JODOMINT. This was Is mess ban ea seder of the Vier Chewier lalW Wow, a desielea at timest Teem =Mesa the 180 whessby the sews at Dna Saes erlifen eerviv eseatale JAM Ses Mewl/ et Weida, eense4 ewe seleilell as the Ist otestellia- Wwithent Ornes. of 708 them The Int elms et the deed se essel dna Ades thee " se thee shall be rid se Insehrel l"P a the be heltreely b e;istuss ig ia i t ie he er a = at/ :Arlen eine to sell ire bombe net re =ewe, sash mesa tee Wind by the elides their ■manse be the ef nee of treellit ; sad ter the pummel sash ote ask the Waft of the Asses preje ms tii t :e_ us;b.erit give sides is wriM i t r o tbo ass ja le 100 led with go a lla irporger l e i d taisegw, end *lda nein shell oar napeetho aims sad abbess of eel baize, awl pegged teemitans. Peened always the been y, z a nies shell be en, the .sae than be list Se eresten. • beef of the esapsa at the lows* pries, the bens dune gall ogee to take fits the seise. Provided, else, be ere the dimes shall 'Ow thole elorent to eery fresh of sheet they shall on the requirement of the babe thereof be obliged to purchase time same out of the dumb, mid ea behalf of the company, at the value therm( foe the dee berg set upon them se allensaid." The Mt perehme of 120 shaves by the t. sr was made under the following circumstances :—Ma the Bth °Kober, 1844, Untkank, Calob Ritheriese, egg Won Risk: masa. Caine 80 shares to the direesee alder the =iMaw 22nd clause, at p e The dine= theethr. On the suse day, the parties Weed la Mho ewer 01 shares, aka deansel. (la the 18tit of sells aim IS lime were see etiongs • broker to the tiefter, rid seen was Riven to the Mei of the sale, sad thelenelbe ellered by the 415,11... On the Ile of a lei et neessat and treader, node beeves lea a& and the Diebeedereo of the let prt, the wester, Jab. Illallis. at le ewe put, sad O. Bees aid D. Fkatelt perms it the company, One Old pan. was exe cuted. whin the parties of the Int pet Innehned to the 311 else& This trash, was ezpreesed to be rhea to de ineerats of the deed of esetiseaset, and the besiew seeeneed with the parties of the Ant eel Obi pees to pay ell isseleents the, r theeselhe So beente due Si peen= an ship cove = s i= et eatienesi. and er di erretipni ) : none rhino or intendleg se Mies, holders et shares. The eartileseee M shares la the pesseles of the "milers were denied up to the aso, mil saw aertillsaina Aped ti el airrao l = l etn a r r alls:mtfzrt " ..t. Then en ether eildnee Ind=ent of the =end I aggeared to the that the 17s= the idlest et a NW* malionst o sad that be suet fibre viable he goversii yne Sees of the deed a maw erne tea shares ; asil, mit nee be eissetr, that the emeninea esee÷ ss is i a lla bidn n the lht emeributuriee se elle vale done The =She testator was OM en mi=before the dew that the " " to the snobwee her handwriVi the teptater's sod rem the deed was executed Ne t sod sat lens iota- Ise ; but be ale peed that he Wei asE where, sod bad the verbal itensft et the teenier. third panne wee of 100 deres. sad the evidence wee broker's note of innabst 11, 1844, mil by the amen to which it sp. Cliedthee the analeas thee 108 awes to i ftliae. The aides was easel by the mansilas ilbeen s mil was creed le the weeds a isesinesi the 4th Deleater, 1844." The north pram we of 60 Amos. Then was the belbar's note tithe hit Jelaary MI the and err to eel Weer by the demean anti Ind Mile ID MIA IMINISMO by Ini t oli r r e eetole. gad the & m wee 1111.1101 " the Meek 1845." ante up VII shuts. was produced a illei=s4 sa 270 dem The steney was received by MeM. finenghan, the teetaterla i reolme, m by his miday w, sad carried to the 85th sad Math purchases were "iv -v= dividing warrant, dated oth September, ltd,rd deed, dewed by the testator himself, being • la 310 allele. Between this half year's Mena the nest Ulf year's the testator made forther i *eheme a 860 =rum a total of 700. The we the mod" am to the bank and leglem of eels eel eineanee ; and there was etyma be Mime 8 divided wine dated in March. IBA steal "John Swam." big the dividend on 700 dart. Then was another slaw dividend warrant in reeset of 700 shim Thee tremolo were actually Biped - by threseen and be as authority of the steer. For all thee awe eselkates wen delivered to the taci t he a eriblesh of the eserater. bed been the thin weee molar eaten epopients dieidseirM Matoo pissed the easevers se sentalbetteeir tx IN ak swim le diesheige the seitir. he Hasler the Ohms& Weed the mess as to lit ewes. eel es Is the esselnis did selbrred it to the Master to Invite what win nelson end nem of demean as le nee sheres,l with liberty to lee eiremeteseaally. The appeal wee rise& at the s= after 11 iris sod ea the let ear of like peanna It was il=ref the epee setae ere beam a a.ees te the ponies= et the deed of set- Omsk U. sookbao signed Ys deed of sellenue or say died of aseetaies. see say deed el leameler of sin et the shame. The teases was set seeded le by the es as the NA dare of the deed peals. omd seek so. ansedieg to that deed the set was deem* to be at by end ogee. Except le to Me Ames there use no in stneest of truster at all. BANK• K. COML. Mr. &then sad Mr. W. D. Lewis won to As metal hats ; Ms. Dana sad Mr. J. V. Prior for W manor. TM Lord allillenar delivered aa *baste =:: lan ths i t I ts san It was so= l irli thi lltshisa oak wad an be mil GONlNOseselis. beam they war bewail mosteres of to esapay le the stsieteet MID As loom Thus war w aai. Of law or natty to =I stub a natuatios. Oa NAM( to W statute NA than pritandias asio }tier, it wadd ho the 111 d Ai Mt of ISA that* word " was olivindy moat to have • Wino di " Crthan " assahar ; ter net 'alt was it podded ab= obasbil be sastrildwise. but ail posims la erg 01 antribals tonal Ms dal* sal ea masa of las ompasy. AM la the 71th satin of the art the 'Melt is dinned to asks out • Mt of the Inman tai ether sialdbatans" It had beat distally Lid down by the start to mast mos that a pow. Ns way be Dobis t ONPNIINI. awards the apnea of a Ohs* be la ast • asabor. Mira that was an Is hammed thee bs the autherty sf lowa Maps `Lair asseahm sad Is that owe it was daidisd ths diessara did age boyead the stops sal parer of dab of oat bo bradiay there was raft of thst ta tits ;nasal sow - By the ilsod of onslllalla AA ossasay is was Ms it woo presided Ann of only bo issasterrod ia pistioa way ; Wealth's* Asso shares bad est bees trandorred is assordsaso wide is very Lear of the dad, they won Moshrred sabanaddly asondwass with Ise m If We wen doe vill the smart want of M privido Mus ad obsoolikm small it to sr otatiol An ie war ad it woo art to be boil so Mailisq. thoos mail ae talsow soden_ hems maa sad ma Rh Maly haMi atiord the WM dans al thalsall staindlaties. As rospootal the trno sishAst aster sf thoporad vd sice la oath Wes aria dr proper sada bed ; sad allow* the wood toinsilmal bad be ' , KW& dresses mem the non Mind of is iYa • lo A a lli a n ta w Is l lay that this was sot a toomfor, Nsia balers rewired, sad As drama lavas psralind Ma to receive, the MOAN* ad to saris sib. aster of mash* . Tian mild art bs • MAI of he awl y as to W 118 shme, sad he salatabad as do as to the rest. Tim it was annaid Om the Ind was inbred, eat bade Mos nerd by Sias bissat, but by sass am dm Mint sa hb MANlA ; _dei asloriallaiMat Am had ossoind the doU the chasm.Porftr =Oily makial, Air WIN ad my • Nis sif wasnei=slia. this or slim ant with abide Is Wes a plass to Mir/ the tonsits, sod than he Ma toad sad vela all tho bstidttleat Ms amt. }ewes, is Mr. Arks tho jade to say that be mew MI anything of the bled. H. used at the bold that thus Aims won bis property. sad the sostesties INN 12:24y (NSW I saes aka his Gall Ills (the Lad was sleety of snails tin the swam wore Maio se pissed ea As Da of entribstodes fa As Mere 700 sham. ii d. will es slasher of the eras below as somestall w soliew woe to des Moder, he disabled ths modes with testa. Ix m tae Oxman, Womarraa ; AND ONISTIR 'moms RAMWAT, XI PART' EINABP AND ;ADIS,— CDNN trrwaN. —ALLOTMZDT. AcearrANci. —J This woo as sprat from as mkt of the Maar plead the amine of Ilia Man sod Mr. Janes es t he to of eastribetaiss to 800 asses ma. the liatilty to rural of 400 of thew being sera nd Yarn pritiosor. The appal Amy by leave, takes dins* Am *Namur to dr Mon Besi,ss • twines_ nodally dada me Mild by fa V io esePss arab& Inas be "Botha OrtarkWasostor, sad Mosta Jossame, az pate Melliefia."llllZONOW =lbleself bound by the Asides of WHowes of a " Hutton y. COD " (2 IL sad C., 874). TM was argued on des trot day of term, sad Its raiwelsisi nos Is the irwe of As folhowfai day. TM Lord Crnce iwr Judgment, meld the mes sense before Ida la a ho e m MAE roadored it very At wit to deal with it. Than war amestosseat of tits Moe to be found. sad he had to m dm/0 all the books sad animus is order to soastok to Mardi what was the etre of Ada. ThiMart hod • sight to Is put in poser dos of • slow aad milsaMod stamen of feels to oases of Ms maws. As to as ha mould vadastaad the sass wheel was proonfrol.l woe an whither Mier ftoop sad Mr. how wen Mall Is raps* of 111 toss., At it ward dry bad eassobel is Mod ad sold Asir As 100 dans; bat tbs onsloa was ; whether they won NAN itor aidNinal worabor of OW sasb, it woo Awl thon woo saonesaret *sold M AMA Ss tbs.. Mseor Oben sail Mr. Isms were not linedNeo of ths distant nimitioe, Oat thly Was asap bees of the memalttes. It we sesiesi at s Wandaet that es the lath et dons Mott is ash ef il t=d 4 s the perhis ea sel emeelatee. est NO is Main 19 Ibm NNW hes et ths mesteg esamaittss iteisagewely. as se• egret th at cooly 100 shays oath 1111011 ia tlas imest it w ies be ellsteed, sad the secretary wee directed to Wises le 1110 81104148, ambers at the eimpletse, thee Peso dress were pert of the SW idasest tr, k Wei triebb is reserve the ressieter k tits se t. A ahem of alletarst wee sets est ; bat dist wee men seisms slash was sot serried est. Oe the Ilth el Dewesher k rtes reeehat at • meet ing et the assmittee est Hs Mission be itOsi 41101118 the bet be tempest et Me HO Ares whist Pep bet reethed. est the 11111111, Y beerlei es *lpso saw, was that 11110 p sod Isms esseelei the *NIL !Use Was no ',itemise Po intim eispisa et mimes hp Pus. It was lose ass Millen es OP of s seats awake et dares, Ist he Neat AA se Jesettebsiever et esespasse, sad, therehes. the eiss sea ellagate Modest mg et the authseithe TIM het has semi. He eerie est pee se he leseemit Is review et tie Pigment et Tised"heesslimr Aso Is Ideasissies use, ski* pessimist as the 'a &solid by the Hews at Leek Ina mie sm . et the sued= meted Is that "sae, melt dm* stemett that the eirosars issee _ me! sitagadris HA IN ewe a cowrie ages of drain was eland mad earipted and no wawa was wade, bat the Howe et Lords held that the Were while hi - hawse the parte; rasuated to a easerest whisit bawd ths patty weepeas the ohms. mad that he was M as a canalboat'''. WM" Ilwor appeared as the dm of the aMUNI why he 'Wadi be liable. Wally 4ee e w of the pomade rahrred to, larauslt se the raerwalag ernsaltlee were eadreised bow espowas Wiee saart d pwlenna was eilmied. la the mond ere, he was ef 'plias WWI NP slows way eat of the MO Yates hmei essoplei e llwe is p awl Mr. Jew" they had ices we haler . awl mast therefore he atria lbe ef ea la respect of 400 shares ea& Be Mash. however, pia, i4O casts. IN no MATSU OT Ma. Jon wElanTa , LAT{ A SOLI- - - CIToa 07 TRW COURT. • • • - • When this metier was last before the court, the Lord Chessithr Mufti that Maurits should be pat is by Mr. flellead i the solicit= who had employed Mr. Bmfth, the =g eater Itztrearathary in Chaae•ry, to take the aid- Robinson. in the eases of " Robinson v. Mum" MY lordship abe threshed that as ezpithetisa Audi be meth el tie elrentheltheel madly wide Mr. Smith au :=M se te:ke ea lea the impels= ath allowed he ea the Mel of Gout. The ellaulie wars pat in, hat were net road. Mr. Melleadi won in attanituee to ear any verbal =plana tion =deb mien be required. When the matter was Galled MN _ The Lera Cheseellor raid he hal reel the athilevitr, which abesteed Mr. felled ef any tely nadir the char e ei t hedas impli cated is the *Frew presesdiage la notice of the anat. Hr. Ilolland's =plans was per fectly eatidwilery, and he was discharged from farther attendance. I u a, Phan, • LUNATIC.-11111PRISONIIINS 70A THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1852. CON TTTTT Mr. Moore moved the confirmation of the Muster's re port, recommending the application of a sum of 3001. for the support of the !tomato. Be had been committed to the Queen's prison fora contempt The Lord Chancellor mid be should make no order in this matter till the lunatic was out of prison. It was scandalous to keep a lunatic in prison for contempt. It he granted this order he would probably be suffered to remain there. Mr. Moore was understood to say that the lunatic bad been discharged from the etencpt, and it wee desired to have his lordehip's order for his removal The Lord Chancellor would grant the power for his re moval, and the matter ibr the confirmation of the Master's report must be mentioned 'gala. The Vise-011mMher laid he Mee &t that thr gldgtli had est mode eat a ere to entitle Hem tho they seeeht. The suedes tenni so the mestreadoe et jrMM he mg et 1W• kieseneatieg the Oahe& Wereweee, aid Weimehemptem Beiviny - Oompeey. _TheCest watheehed the hematie• el • milway hem Oohed te Weed= waling Me thensfter and _ likteneme Nee et weed. eel pomeeding hem to Welnehefoseam Oa he metpisift het meld hie Ile cheat Valises at Ozhed. mel Meet the mon at ~Arne.. sad hll boo the meow pa: of Jena= Ballway at Wal melba rained the quoins ea to what w ee ion ea whisk this nil wee to be eminent as to he /wee. That geodes on the Nth sod 44411a5s et he set et 1164. The Sidi no des provided dot the ramp timid be ea the breed carlone to be welted eatiseesely with the Omet estab es ra Ream. _The 44th mein required the eampeay to ley dews eighisool rails ea the narrow pure be. neon Abbeleweed awl Wolverhampton, IS that it might be wicked i emossisa with the Clismener awl Binalor hem mai Orend lends. I The 0414 Wereeser, sad Weimehmagasa Oeingway imimieled their obligatiss to lay down the tweed tirreembeet him Oxford-to Wol verhampton', in ediliea to the menet, hem Abbotewood to Wol=les. The bet meesties wee, whether, it dint the ampany woe bend to lay down the bread game, it bed the power to lay down the narrow page? It appeared to him that it had, and that it was not prohibited hem laying *mu anther . gauge or adopting smeinr mode of weriung. This oneelesso was in noon - aloe with the decision of Lard Cnnworth in " Bemoan v. Baird " (I Sim. N. 8. 668). The seat question was whether the iermpsay was bound to lay down the debts Na throughout. Ho did not think that they moo These eartainly was nothing to restrict the army t i es i tOng down a do. dire re en the na liz i nd L "ge omie d Lmen se gime the =way =d o e ' Tlrlin se the maw moo - Innen AbbetswoOd and eethonelse, apposed to him to be a minpliance with the set of peeliemeet. There would be, be understood, a shale Use IS the mod oge south of Alsbetswood, and a doable lime an the mind gauge north of Abbotawood, rand he thee& Mat is that way the company would have its whets eeeepliag to tho art of parliament Now it had been MIS that it was the intention of the company to make their lie in that manner. The company had begun at the meth ld and wen working towards the south; and it •noted that the we were in a forward state to make • way k the above .teaser, and in accordance with the act of pediment. It bed been urged that the company were mum in bad faith. and that it intended to abandon making the Use senth of Even= ; but he saw no evidenco of that, bet the widens neon the contrary. Now, as to the espenses, the obligation leaped by the eat to do a per titular thing might be • rang mem he them not to do the particular thing, thine their doing what they were b...„ets.. II Hearer mid there wee a discrepancy in the evidence as to tide. bet it appeared to him that the company would have snaliellt tun& to do all that they were bead m Is by the not, and also to do what they wen sew doh% end whisk the plain tiff's wiliest to prevent them doling. Thme eras the tivsestion whether tho company was at liberty to lay down the single line if they thought fit. His Honour thought they were. Their line, when completed to Oxford, m proposed by the defendants, would be a line capable of being worked in continuation of tho Groat Western to Wolverhampton, and the obligation imposed by the set would have been satisfied. It was for the company to judge which part of their line it was for their interest to oyes first; and the Great Western would have ample redress if the obligation to make and work the line on the broad pugs should not be performed in du time. The motion was dismissed, and the court made no order as to costs. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YErnianaY. drevicas Ix Ilipc?.—Havosa Linn CA111% . 111.4 Ida. Ramat WIGIM sap. Ma. Aroma Ems, AND Ms. hems C•011PNIX. Tai QUIRK O. ATM.—Tan BAINSTAPLI MUNICIPAL Risanox. This was an kw sel2 .s eWtOf a quo warranto which had been granted, apes the defendant to show cause by what as awder be exercised the office of town councillor for the bormis of Barnstaple. The relator was a Mr. Theme who was the opposing candidate ke th e dies d Nem councillor. Upon the trial of the relies Wan Mr. ;Min Rae, at the last assizes at Easter, a scrutiny ash. wars took place, and the result was that the defeaskat wee dedeved to have been duly elected by a majority dikes ogles. Mr. Slade. Q.C., saw mend on behalf dthe relator, Mr. King, for a rule to sot aide the voediet s ski to enter it fur the crown. The grouse d the lamed ONlasers cation was, that several at the velars vies lied polled (or Mr. Avery, had not toispiled while earfuls predates in the 32nd sec. of the Monisfrel Clerpandes Act, and that if their votes were strut of, Mr. lb( would be in a m tro f Court grained a rule nisi. THE POLICE COURTS. NIARLBOROUGH-STREET. Richard Inside, surgeon, of No. 1, Portland-road, was brought la setredy to this eOurt sad charged with inveigling girls from Its /mints' Hose, In Base-street, for immoral purpoms. Oil =M. anim l ?' of the osumittiss of the Norm, tel run into murk kasi Mang to the sittiat as misletrate eat a Matter wbli fr Iledjuit mate to the know ti the ssiamillat was d ea Mitre a &maw ter that it been stated Mby Ms dimusa. stooges Mime a magistrate. One of the girls, a very aided boking mew woman, came forward and said that the bed been limited by another girl, an Maras of the make iesttratien. Amu thaw weeks ago, to take a walk, and bid bow sates by that girl to a bones ia Pertiami-reed, triune is bed been introduced to a penes, wits bed attingled M mama a capital offence, bat the attempt bad bees frustrated owing to her cries and resistance. She did sot ientediately state what had happened, bat oat disseveriag that the same girl had induced another of the humble to promise to accompany her to the elms platinum's home in the Portland-road, she ands • sommunkatioa to the matron, who at ones Mimed the committee o what had been stated. _ _ _ _ Mr. Hardwick , h aving goodies* the girl, immediately directed • warrant to be Imes& whet the paws who had assaulted the complaiseat. Accordingly, yesterday, the iisetedaat, • young man with mustachios, who sported • aim aed wore a sporting cravat, was brought into coot. Mary Anne Newberry wee this nen, she opted—l am nearly 18 years of age. lea at metal Mien at the Institution, No. 9, Boseeeret. des Of the girls, Har riet Barrington, a elergrmea'a denglier, @shad me to take a walk about throe weeks ego. I west with her and she took me to • house, No. 1, Patted-road. I stayed in the kitchen , and Harriet Beettestea went up Maim. She stayed so keg that I seat the mewed up to ma I meld net me lay Magee. She mme Imes by the delhadeat, when I had sever sees Ware. I was asked an ggoo up stain. I weed tabs the drawing-room, and the deftiedaat asked me hew I did. I sea very well. The defredant went into a bedroom with Harriet Beniestaa, but same out is a lbw minks, and locked bra M the bedroom. The delleaast then locked the drawing-room deer s sal a shut time after wards he took sae by the theekleas, dragged me dews on the dose, threw Mmes me, end attempted farther violates, hat I kept haft and resisting Wee. I the ghtlltentiges Iskislag et the door while I was Melliallag. In semessywam of Ng teemed= the de gas* inikesd, and I got eginiesMetek sad left the Mr. Bingham aka % WM, how is Paetimi•rwd wag a how of ill•ass. _ _ _ - ehTrerre - add it ems s pines her when the &- Ardor arra ea briesie as • emus. Kr. Brehm sari if there woo mg other are. Mr. awns aid there was ma cases sae. The other girl hods* hoorirked W Berbera to go to the defea dant's how hat at WA hoer The , ireM sehl lienieuteit i"i ti ti M CIL defer &snug permerled her %Wag re sew yew* gith to him es she tis At. _ _ Mr. ibilms lad bo was nay to boar tbo defiant% answer. --- lieiorlamt—l as perfectly iaarsat of the charge. I had so hialimos laratios. Mir Borriagra's lather, a elergyataa, Wad la my bras, rid I was vary kind kirk to father and daughter ; la=abaost sapportai both of theta. Tbs card rota as, rat oar what oho adri dallii r told no oho ars olowles hi a *as of Estop aro lishaicant. no last lair oho she bors& a mar with bar; tbat girl bad bra Oros or Aar Ora to my kohoo, sad had takaa visa risk ma. Loral of unarlag oat as she sags, dr did Dads* but lash sad giggle ; sad if I had rp ig sash brads. se oho has sired, I right bar sacordat wllkoat ray thirdly, kat I lad ao such intention. tiorirlir:l7t;r7,;;;;;cau.a. Mt. Nbagham—Bare you been three or Mr than to the deheidaut's house, sod have you had wise with him so he Ire doled ? _ _ May Ana Newberry—l went with Berringten ones =at the defendant wee not at holm I only saw the t on the hat elusion, end it wee then he eireeed as wine and I drank woe. ____ Yr. Bingham said he was reedy to deal with the cue u it then stood, bet he thought that if the committee had widens, to offer is impart of other charges, it should go to the seatimm. The defendant /Way denied the intaatke to commit a capital ans.% sad complain.d that he had bean suddanly taken, and was =prepared. Mr. Chow= acid Were war no °that evidence ready, and ander these ileearastances the came we. adjourned, de fendant enuring kW hie own recognisance. in Ws sem of 20W. to appose ads day . LAMBT4TH. _ _ . . . _ Lockycr, the cam instrusisll;urbs inquiries in the ease of the words Imo Oteganter, whr repbed to the court on Tuesday sidisitind lOW in dm dwaseter of the wife of en ennimer gisisiay dilleseal bylbsaldba, reported to Mr. Riled tbrotas as anyandse had been employed at Mason. me wee the applicant known at either ettbs pilaw had aim as her drem, and he had so doubt wba•rase she was • Imposter. The applieurt, who remind Is be is yesterday forenoon, did not male her appassanoe. IN ZS BOOTNZI, This WS/ sa appredisoicon:iiWl;iiii the petitioner, Mr. Worthen'. might to procure the return from a solicitor of • non of 300 J., the balance of 6001. advanced, m Mimed, for the purpose of procuring the radii of a divorce MU in the Noose of Lords, bet which, at was contended ea the other side, was not limited to that purpose, but to go towards the oasts of osrtain Chancery proccedinp as well. Mr. Pren dergast had net concluded his statement of the case when the Lord Cbaseelloe sew, at amp o'clock. EQUITY COURTS.—Yormatuir. loess VanXmas:stem eta hate Paws. Ti. GAULT WIPITEILN RAILWAY C •ND Oral= O. TWO 01/0110, Woll=ll'll, AND WOLVNA /CAMPTON RAILWAY CO AND ()THINS. The Weds of Ws soden were to restrain the Isheillaate fro* tilting any mem and In particular hone =wain the mum or hinds of the Oxford, Woments&aad Weber hempen Railway Oempany, or otherwise ing or rail- Ito erellt far Om purpose of mautreedag of rail way otherwise than on *a bawl page theougheat its endre W naeatlyy C : with t addleineil rails an the arsinaw pep * the north of Abborweed, and aloe ham *flag relle en the nanny genre on the line between Ableftwend wad Imehant, or en say part of the Rae* doe muds of Abbotewood ; and do resersislag the dehndente iris te Oat pert of the Or =Watossier, end W Railway to the If Abbatireent has mils on the *WM pat" Wow and shall have roils tlneughast the entire hag* of that railway, ou the bread ainapk_ead ohs ho. st 24= 1 itz s on s us I a 1,17 part of *a way. twella 1M b eep Mae between Abbotoweed end Stoke Prior mass %ma nail they *MI ham hit awl opened the balbed h Wesesesen art Wolverhampton Railway thnegbeet =the beg* an the broad gauge, and also hoe maneweling_or twig say tithe works of the Oxford, Wwitiase, Wohtediempten Railway, or laying down or Wiwi the EMI them. *bombs than in maoresity with the Wad. Worinater, and Wolverhampton Rail way Am of 19411.ani w snarl *her lots tailor width that railway is eimeleietted. Mr. Bsthell and Mr. 0. L. Rare were k gums* of the mod* en MAW of the plaintiff. Mr. belt. Mr. Maim and Ur. Jana were far the defoadinla. . The whole gamin involved in this who UM PSI of =lt wee hi lin a nt between' he nod en aeon n mea on ea this MAW. yeepenwanco The hob to nee boa as fame : The Wenner, sod Weiveshomptes Railway Company whieSnoted by hi II pedisammt in 184 S. by that iset he of the meigeng was Se be 1,600,000 1 . to be made np d shoes et NIL ea* with power to Mawr MAIL ea he meanly ef their Menu= Oen Wane Compaq being empowered to Mid in the underehing to the awn et 700,0001. Menasha of heaslers was to be 11, et non ix wen to be be the Onset Wenn, sad the emooking 10 by th a i= Wesseelor, geld Welesinense Cesenny. ne Ozilord, Wenner, and Weivelbengtos 11eRwme was to omens by a leashes with the OMNI hen& of the Good Western Railway, and to tommisate at or nor Wohorhasehem and woe to be meineted ad mod in all reopen to the satialhollem of the eaginew he he deo Wog et the Great Wenn Gunny. an um to be hewn et ask gauge an ramoting to sash sash et onstresties as would admit et ib big wean with he Great Weston Between *jingles with the and diennater Isilver Ablostswesd en he with the Oran Senellion wq own Weleashemplen. as wall as se the to Kingeolithed end asks Prier, additional rails V a te he glen of these two railways, se as to admit ef toe pelps of swinges ming to ea from them, to be laid don. he event of die mini the linable for the onfollom Ihe river Seven *Ming them of 14,0001. Moe the Mail of the railway, the Boat Western and the Odin, Wooster. and Weiveoloomplea Clompany, or on et them wen to pay yearly to the commilesses he , the =Nallet the 'minima et the river lavers the d between the anent of toils setter monad c2iramdi mash yearly wee et 14,0001. The Galant, , and Weheolosiglim Omegmy were empowered is hem their lire to he Omni Weston it each term of yore and ea welt einilins se night be maeuelly agreed ea, en he to eil it le the Wier seaway, aid oho sash Mk, On WO in wens 10 ii amalgunbed. By sa act passed in ha 10 You IL per on peseerwase shares te 1 the noon _of Milinf, en to nee bans to the noon et IRAK lie be rein by the nation of new shoo in ansesparos et the Mahal agnate* of the Ontord,Weeertir, and Welveingsten Rang he lm While less hr exceeded, it become imprishie he the Oust We nn to earn oat their aground wiph hat era posy nil the two sempanies were enable to woe to any anis~sl - J new errangemen The Oxford, WIVIIIIIIIr. sad Woheohimpeon Ceensay then ahonW , to term an ath eism with the Landon on to Wenn sol Midland Coninfes, by eaderlidng to ensinet the whit of their in sa the worn mange, with a denble her, sad banding it over to be walled by the owe r =aise for • lad 111111 b. bar et ir eevl l , a: apes sertein terms. Lad Craw ,in go sae "Dona v. Rahn "(1 ft li tili a lefg, bar jetty bla s t; May le oenrt th a erder w so t the vied* Mho egmentand t:e Osten, Woos ter, erg Welesi en the Ind= sad Nee* Wines MA Mani OlNlginiss. sad i the sheastine restrelahog the town down from ennying that agree ment ha shot, and the Women' no sal lo Ara. Monk after this Wanting a now was made ' between the Great Weans an die OaMd, Wareester, sad ' Wainhiniptea Cowmen oho their ememos seals,whiek egreamon morn the amiss of the ineeheiders of the kessor samiLany at a void rating lesi July lb, 18,51. TM Western Colgan in e s in of the powers given to them by the so, hell shoes in the railway to a large non, and amine* essmbers of their own body to be directors in it. The bill surged that the Ozford, Woreetter, and Woherhiseghe Company had begun to lo lay don mils se the mon page ea the parts of the line situate %the Nerds et Alholoweed, an that they bad not laid den any part elf their lino ea the Weed gauge, and that they inn to open sad wet their lin hr the whole fan et it on bows, glen only. The bill al leged that it the sompany se hAd down their line un the anew oho, they would net have tone mogrient to lay dews their IN ea the bread gene. It append Vol about hely shell of the line, from Stour bridge to Ivaismi, wee about to be ope ned on the narrow gauge, an dot the line form to Kiddermin ster wee lid down for a lhe ; that the line Kihiernother to ad lie from Als eiourbirsze beimmed, were lid down nth liable lino ; sad the Use ham isteweell to loin wee laid down wills a sits lies. It she mewed het he essegang proposed to by dome g L ingham is Or mini pray ipso lveliss Sr Odie SHREWSBURY AND BliYlltGa&x RAILWAY.— Trak for the weak midis Apra 111, IBM :—Paseeogrn, '3371. 16e. 6d. ; carriages, bassi, sad panels, 141. 12a. Ild. ; Hu stork, 21. Is. 3d.• sasseleedie ~and minerals, MI. 14e. 6d. Total magi ' s, 711 K 6. 14. Conerpoodiai Period lin Mao 6764 NAVAL. ADERRALTT, APRIL 21.—APPOINTMENTS.— Lieu tenants J. H. ramie: and R. M. Moorman, and Planer G. W. Plekthmai to Yukon. Assistant-Surgeons 0. Mame amd H. Lort4 to Impregnable. W. Tyler, acting in Serpent, 'smarmed to rank of Boatswain : J. Dowrick, Su pernwaserry &lemmata of St. Worst, to Excellent, for ser vice ia POSTINCIFIII, APRIL 21.—The Encounter, 14, arm Mem *sr. Oepisla 0. T. Gorda', arrived this marmiam at *em Lisbon. She left the Tagus on . y hsee,, 111 Welsch in the afternoon. Course of Badmage eat te 1111. Three had hem me mute of ha pset at Lisbon imps the lest peeks. Tim Queen had gems to Oporto sad the previous ma a tour. The Kenda l = the Brasaties ilegartere being the Queens thee" were the displays of loyalty ou Mist day, the Wide skips in colours, and the Alhism, ladeedigable, end Photos, firing royal salutes. l o h=voisel imam by the Eau was the Panther, big, frees Noweretim, at the mouth of the Clamed. She has brought be.. invalids from the squa d:eel_ wane whom at, Illr. Boileau, midshipman, from the Pberem, and Mr. Bagnull, midshipman ' from the Alties. The Teviot, with the Brazilian mails, arrived in the Tagus on the 13th inst., and sailed on her outward voyage on the following day. The Encounter has not brought a mail, the Lisbon merchants apprehending that she would not reach home much before the regular mail packet. She has, however, made a very fair e and, had she put on full power, she would hove l : l :ten home somewhat earlier. She left the following in the Tagus: Albion, 90, Captain Johnstone; Phaeton, 60, Captain Elliot ; Indefatigable, 60, Captain Smart ; and Dragon, 6, steam frigate, Captain Oiffiird. She has not fell in with the Queen, 110, having Adm. Sir W. Parker on board, which ship, with the Hercules, was to sail on the 9th inst. for England. The Encounter has been in commission since September, 1849 ; but will not, it is reported, be paid off, but only paid down six months wages, and her crew have • fortnight's leave of elmence.— The Creeks, 14, Commander Henry S. Hawker, arrived at Spithead this morning, from the Cape of Good Hope sta tion. Her dates are:—the Cape, Feb. 14; St. Helena, Feb. 22; and the Island of Ascension, Feb. 28 ; all of which have been anticipated by the last mail-packet from the Cape of Good Hope. She brings home Mr. Crocker, anistant-surgeon, from the Castor ; and Mr. Chamberlain, clerk. She has been in commission since October, 1848. The Blenheim, 60, screw steam guard-ship, Captain M'Dougall, got up steam at noon to-day, and went out of harbour to Spithead, returning again this afternoon, after she had given her machinery a trial.—The Sir Hobert Sep pings, convict-ship, arrived to-day at Spithead, from the Thames, to take on board convicts for the penal settle ments.—The Winchester, 60, Captain Loch, was removed today from alongside the Dockyard to the Blonde hulk, to complete for sea. DEVORPORT, APRIL 21.—The William Jardine, convict ship, is expected here in • few days; she will fill up her complement from Dartmoor, and sail fur the same destination. The Rolla, tender, exercising vessel for the naval apprentices, put in here on Sunday, and sailed again on Monday. The Nautilus, tender, exercising vessel for the naval apprentices at this port, returned to the Sound on Monday, and sailed again the same evening. Commo dore Seymour struck his broad pendant on board the St. George, on Monday evening, and proceeded on leave; ' during his absence the superintendence of the dock- yard devolves on John E. Mills, Esq., master-' attendant; and that of the Ordinary on Commander Edmondson, of the St. George, Captain Nitta being on leave. The members of the Plymouth Royal Naval Club, in ac cordance with their rule of celebrating the anniversary of a naval victory, at set periods, will hold their first dinner for the present year, on Friday, the 23rd inst., at Elliott's Royal Hotel, commemorative of the gallant capture in 1809, of the Kiemen French frigate, by that distinguished and highly respected officer, the late Sir Michael Seymour, in the Amethyst. This noble institution originated in 1821, having enrolled on its general list of members a large num ber of officers eminently prominent in the annals of the naval service ; it is one of those social establishments so admirably adapted to keep alive the best feelings, and to unite in friendship officers who may meet again in distant climes, when employed in the service of their country. MILITARY. Ponrsmorru, APRIL 21.—The lit Royals have arrived in this garrison during yesterday and to-day from Winchester, taking up the quarters being vacated by the 48th Regiment, engaged in removing from this plum to Wales. The last division of this latter regiment, with laid quarters, leave to-morrow for Newport. 4TII KING'S OWN REGIMENT.—This regiment, under the command of Licut.-Col. Oold, has recently re moved from mhos-under-Luke to Bury, Lancashire. DEATH OF LIEUT.-COLONEL CAMPBELL, FOR MZILY NTH RlOT.—Lient.-Colonel C. Campbell, on the retired half-pay u a major in the 94th Regt., died at Bath on the 17th inst., aged 63 years. His commissions were dated as follows: Ensign, 1803; lieutenant, 1804; captain, 1808; major, 1814; and lieut.-colonel, 1830. This officer served in the Peninsular from 1810 to 1814 with the old 94th, and had received the war medal with ten clasps for his services at Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajos, &lenience, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Oahu, and Toulouse. MARKETS. COTTON.—LivtarooL APaIL 21.—The sales to-day ate estimated at 8,000 bales, of which 1,000 are taken far *sport, and 1,600 on speculation. They include 350 Format and Maranbam, at 6td. to 71d. ; 30 Bahia, at 84d.; 300 Igy, at 60. to 80. ; 600 Surat', at 31d. to 41d. 120 Ilea blasedis,, 14A. to 21d. The imports since Thurs day are 18,000 hale. TM market closes very firmly; prices of Americus being gusted Id. per lb. dearer than on Fri day, and all other kinds unchanged. CORN.—Boartm, April 21.—We have been but mode. ratcly supplied with Wheat to-day ; red was taken off readily at 2e. per sir. more money; white commanded fully previous rates. Baena in good request, at le. advance. Wheat, red, 38s. to 405.; white, 425. to 445.; Beans, 31s. to 32a. 13TOCIETON•ON-TIES, Apra 21.-We have no arrivals coastwise for the past week. The farmers' supply of Wheat this morning wee small ; having numerous attendance of buyers, the whole was cleared off early, at an advance of le. per quarter on last week's currency. Oats were In better de- mend. Beane 6d. to le. per quarter dearer, with a good sale. In other articles no change. Present quotations British :-Wheat, per qr. of 1331b5. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire red, 39e. to 40s. ; white, 41s. to 425. ; south country, red, 40s. to 41e. ; white, 42e. to 44e. Oats, feed, I& to Ns. • potato, Va. to 245. Beans, new, 28s. to 30e ; old, 30e. to ha. Peas, boilers, 335. to 345. Flour, per' sack of 2801 be., fine, 295. to 30s. ; euperfine, 325. to 335. Oatmeal, per sack of 280115 a., Scotch, 30e. to 31e. Fine Pollard, per ton, 61.6 e. ; coarse Pollard, 41.105. Bran, 41. 101. Fm: Wheat, per qr. of 63113 e. to the bushel, Maniac, Koniphaeg and Elbiug, 4.5 e. to 461. ; Rostock, Wismar, and Straleind, 43e. to 445. ; Hamburg and Stettin, 42.. to 44e.; Holstein and Danish, 41s. to 42e. Oats, Rus sian, Swedish, and Danish, 18s. to 20a. Peas, boiling, air Guano, Peruvian, 91. 10e. per ton. Imports during the peat week: Wnd, coastwise, 1,338 qrs. ; Barley, coast wise, 221. Duszax, APRIL 20.-We have no alteration to report in the currencies of our pm market since Friday last. Every description of wheat and barley were extremely dull of ode today. Oats meta reedy demand. Indian corn was held for rather higher rates, which, however, were not realised in the small business which occurred. Wheat, 23e. to 281.; red, 225. to 23e. 6d. ; barley, 12s. 6d. to lbs. ; oats, 10e. to 12a. ; rapeseed, 14s. to 17e. 6d.; oatmeal, 1 le. 6d. to 12e. • bakers' flour, 12s. 6d. to lie. per oust. ; Indian corn, 2W. to 311. per 4801 b. GLASGOW April 21.-At this day's market there was or no change in the value of Wheat, and little busi- DOW occurred in any description, the demand running chiefly on American Flour, which may be noted about 3d per barrel dawn. Oats and Oatmeal were held pretty firmly, at previous rates, which buyers resisted, and the transactions in either were very limited. Barley and Beans as last noted. CATTLE, 8.0.-Cwiowierem, April 21.-There is an abundant supply of fat and lean stock this day ; prices lower, and a dull sal*. Beef fat and prime, 3s. 6d. to 3e. 18d. ; ditto, inferior sorts, 3s. 4(1. Mutton, best qua lity, Bs. Bd. to 3s. 10d. ; ditto, inferior, 31. 4d. to 3s. 6d. Lamb, fat, fie. to Bs. 4d. Veal, ditto, e3s. 4d. to 3s. Bd. Perk, ditto, 3s. 4d. to 31. Bd. Fat lip, 3a. to 3s. 2d. per stone of 81 1,.. Store Figs, as to size, 109. to 113 s. each. finekllng Calms, 10s. to 20s. each . Ewes, with lambs 1 (couples), 42a. to 445. ROMIVID, April 21.-We had a large quantity of stock at laarket to-day, which 'net a fair sale at about last week's Woos. Present quotations: Beef, Lk. to 3s. Bd. Mutton, Sa. 3d. to 4s. 2d. Lamb, 4a. to 4s. Bd. Veal, 38.2 d. to 39.8 d. I Pork, Ile to 3a. 10d. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THURSDAY, Amu, 22, 1862. TM Mate el the Weather at each of the folleviag plasm at Nisi e'dosk paterilay meraiag. The stations are arrayed Ia eider at Istituto. Haw ar lb.. °llliewren a w at !Rabat Wails& Mama Z. Hard WWI Fareilly Wort, Po.. E. satei Scam awe.. Pamoures N.E. Gawk Wow Clorilm 5130111‘011.... ....... H.B. O.U. Brim morns and, Wanner . ... Ciessl• Harm Olosim• bwrimuront Li. Moog Ware Own= Paaineent S. O.U. Breese Polially Goads Omit* BMW Clowlias OR6II2IIIICW a Straw Owls Os...PaillaWr Cloudy Mow PEW Brow Mean' Cbuwwwi ILL Grath Bram !WM, Cindy Canziona Tuaorra fictrssaa, LW. Gentle Brow Owcaast THU DAT, New. OssesiAWYL Will& OW slur Woman. - ciiiiiii•67 The roans Mee the following plum did not rends this dice is time for publican's yesterday ; they thezelore haste the elate et the weather on Tuesday ramming at sine °Week. Nauman -- S. PLIMMIPE •.I. Ihnirsom ......... LASOO/1170 B. Dwain= - IL Sur ....... ....... LW. Bairn= Omar gismo Oswalt Nan Brim Chersiss =1 Airs Moodier Osman Onlelliners Overesa Orellellonue GOUNIS Strew Wien OMMINNO ration/ Coady SHIPPING INIELLIOSNCE. rr........sheeate, the "Rhlpplet Gazette sad " L:oeve ieet.^ enositAisyrie:at,,:lsuhke C v A l ly , A fro L' m rl E n t. is tow of the steam • tug Powerful, last night , struck on Town of Liverpool, the Town of Liverpool as off, and coming up the river, and hog ßur ra bo Dank , and A si r at u 2 1 1 n_w wa A te l r ite ; r dispatch scat is s is making 27 inches per hour. SEABORNE BAILS. ril Moralise that ten omits we tent front the General poet+ r the night—..a hi by the etoruleet—demeteb. Day w►m mule apl la Goma Pl*. Mos 14o1on. :''.: V"NT-------'4'*LlD.vello•f'LidN::etP"lnfP°;rll"al'c'rt:a:.tb..T..7.........: ' I,IiAA----:algA:P:::ll.:44:2:" : :1 , 1 1'. , ! ,.lo . u u uu 't t : tru... : 44.4 11'.144:ha t : a llm .... :114" p l' o t p han tu " t.. . •.: 318:il iblvie.A T AA N 141114 p, oi : : 71.: 11 21 : ;2 : i a. l'lhsar lam' 1 Dory. ...„ A pr il la r fowl= lor.hpt . :Imola ... _ a . iouthamptae Apc! 20 Holyhead , Do May I Idoothaalytor May 40 llama !southounptos May:. 1 . Hover Hower Dover riouthampton Ap ril 26 Nouthamptou Aprd 10 [lover elouthuoptua 41226 Amnia( byßrit.paolu N 4.auieg by UniNd buts. past) 4Eiriciq byl.%ntategi arks ( West Cow N Alesaadria• WA= Brasil les lea Area N. ClaNbrelsivla awnpoll Cops at Oosill Mops N Ommirtiasple • if Omani Amnia aumest lalaa ...... 0:1111 Moos II N ........ Flmbsm Hoodlum N India ((la Ser. tbampt.Na tat La (rk ittretlildP) N lipktorrusuma(vis Gout!. Ulu .la N ONLY* Madeira « N 14Ile N I Xeplee N Past Mates* ...... N Peoineala N Pant - - al Tumor ...... Walt Ipßoir. Wert ledka (exempt Ha naas.ani .lApril 13 ! A ti vil y 4 1 — ........ leth ot the etecth IVIA&SOth et esoo I !lady 9th of the mouth .9th et the south 2n4ikt7thot mouth lath of the mouth! 7thiTthi7thetasor' 2•4llll7thotmeath 7ioa.,l9•l.,itfrid.l 2nd#l7 . thot iserthi _ Twice daily Tilllttlattltot mow Tasedey i Friday Wadies& & debar.. 1711 of the daeothl 'feriae daily ... rah ot the month, ithialthot month, 2ellt et the swath! Ith otenoethi fad el the month l Ott of the month 7 th,l7th,ltltt 140thof themonth Sthl SM2sthotmen Sthl 3th2.sthof mon 71h17th270. mne left)? thof mouth Sthlecht?Metmon IRouthamplotkillay 5 ~iiiil iLes~til 12.11 at the ant* • The mule w Lk , 0 44110111/111 OM noted (*) on ainglii I; quiet past via MarmOs. ARRIVED. ALEXANDRIL TIMMY-at Queenstown, Area IS, from. Cal:ra A. Z.-at Uverponl, April 21, from .... - .New Awe Aiim-ot Liverpool, April 21, from dlairtarbaVsp Arguer-at Liverpool, Arolll it ho frm.om..-...-...........k1aramtba ARIIIIICBA -et Oratetentl, A 21, .-- Memel Baoon-atLiverpool, April 21 , from New Orl eans Bananum-at Liverpool, April 21, from Baia CONMODORK -it Liverpool, April 21, from Apanclurin Comeau-a -at Liverpool, April 21, Irma eavaille WWI Winuauta-at laverpoo4 April 11, fitell.... ....... Nie York Concern-at Liverpool, April 21, fr0m...... ..... ....- .Ahim Came-at Liverpool, April 21, from _. IL Vide) CLCII■NTIPIA -at Gramm]. April 21, from Villa Nee Donna To liiike4-nat Falmouth, April 19, from Aux Cayes DINIMIO-Ilt Valmootk, April 18, from. C Lana-at Liverpool, AND 12, from . ................ ....... c ..Alace . C"l it i Enni.ano -at Liverpool, April 21, fr0m.......... POILTIMA-it Grave ad, April 21, from .. Liviimark Geer Fnartuta-at Graverend, April 21, * inn ___. LdrAti, Ourniese- at Queenstown, April 19, from ltarbadose °rumour -at Bristol, April 21, from H. Aire lialaitAll 1111.01/ALD -at Liverpool, April 21. from taivretno Joan DALMN -at Liverpool. April 12, from ....... ... -1.4 Jailer (ineow-at Gravesend. April 20, hem Dairy Kerma moiCarnisca-at Ormond, April 21, from Denmark LUNA-14 Gravesend, April 21, teem Boer, Ayres Leaven kronen-at Liverpool, April 21, from No, , Iritiall Id A Itilalla/14--M Liverpool, April 21, fr0m..,..... ..... ...eroeuve M at Qacesstown, April 19, from Mauritian Meer Arso-of Ike Start, April 18, from Calcutta Ifinuar-at Liverpool, April 21, from New Odium Mineava-at Bristol, April 21, from .M. filiehari% Mayon Actions-at Gravesend, April 21, from tonna NIAOLL• -at Deal, April 20, from Warr Namara-at Crookhaven, April 19, from Cdtao Patron 11LIIIIIT-Off Falmouth, April 19, from Bahia Pisan -at Liverpool, April 21 from Barbedots Perenn-at Bristol, April 21 tra m Mauritius Noe MID Meats-at Graveseini, April 21 from Alerankia NOUNS DIBLYII tN -at Gravesend, April h , from Airmail:la Gemea-at Gravesend, April 20, from FL MAW' Borrows-at Veal, April 20, from Alexandria IlraLlt -.. et Liverpool, April 11, from kaidaha hap lea CRAW.. Mourn-at Liverpool, April 21, from S. Gone Saw=-at Livrpool, April 21, from. ......... -.- ...... -..New York Ilissastar-at Gravesend, April 21, from Toro ire lieizaa-at Graverood, April 20, from Vnaii-at Liverpool. Apro 21, from VniMma-et Liverpool, April 21, from Calcutta SAILED. ASIONTAIICSfrOIS OMMIOOd, April 11, to Arctic Seas Barra Pecan-from Liverpool, April 31, to ...Newfoundland Batardaaio-(ram Liverpool, April 31, to ill. Orleano Booneriat- bran Liverpool, April 21, to Prism COMMA-from Liverpool, Aped 21, to Bathurst CSILIMIAFA -frOM Liverpool, April 21, to Quebec Corsa-hem Liverpool, April 21, to Rotter !am , DOSICOAL-from Liverpool, April 21, to Duna-from Gravesend, April 20, to Mai DALKOMOS-170IS Ormond, April 21, to P. Philip Fiona lellonato-from livorpool. April 21, to Punlond Bay Orinanca-from Gravesend. 'April 20, to Claawar -trout Gravesend, April 21, to Nedra. Gawrimmra-from Gravesend, April 31, to litetun la worm -from Liverpool, April 11, to thread larazren-flout Gravesend, April 21, to Arctic as Jaime -from Liverpool, April 21, to (Ant bayou-horn Portmoootb, April 21, to New York IGIUMILT Ann-from Liverpoo, April 21, to thither( Naar ANN-iron Liverpool, April 21, to Rotterdam Narromos -from Grommet, April 20, to Norway NORTH STAS-from Gravesend. April 21, 41 Aretie seaB Nrotania Hamra-from Grammend, April 21, to Petemburg Moaner-front Liverpool, April 21, to • iarn Oawau.-from Liverpool, April 21, to .......lit. Andrew`., N.B. noon -from Gravesend, April 21, to Arctic hue Loots-from Liverpool, April 21, to E. Apse Karat -from Liverpool, April 21, to lngo Reemirre-from Gravesend, April 21, to „Antic hem USMIA-Ran Gravesend, April 20, 10 ... Oporto demon-fnan Liverpool, April 11, t 0.... Perna' WTSS Beam-from Liverpool, April 21, to Newfoundland 1 Wie. Benntax-Irom Plymouth, April 28, to & Leone VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bayne. for London, April ft, let. 34.29 N.. km. 29.14 W. fat) of Pooh (chip), from the Maarlilus for London, Marcla:2l, lat. 6.40 N., leo. 30.88 W. Dominion. hog Uhangbao for Lanka, March at, lat 18.40 N., lon. 87. 20 W. Oloelona (rhipi, from Loudon for Calcutta, Match 17, lat. 2.00 N., ion. 21.19 W. Mohr, from Coquimbo for Cork, ha. 17, lat. 52 9., Lon. 82 W. Highland Mary, of London, foe New York, April 17, lat. CO N., lon, 7.47 W. poly wood, from Colombo for London, Feb. 24, lat. 8 9., lon. 15 W. toms. ((American ship), loom Calcutta for London, spell la, tat. 49.40 N., los. ILO W. bade Thome, fins Laudon for coast of Africa, Feb. 13, lat. 34.313., lon. 23.20 F. John Taylor (411 p), from Bombay for London, Match 30, lat. IS N., lon 34.10 W. Seindian (ship), for London, March 31, lat. 27.53 N.,10n. 37 W. Symmetry, from Calcutta for London, Fob. 29, lat. 20.43 8., loc. 00.40 E. Surprise, from London for Hong Kong, Jan. 24, lat. 24.40 S., doe. 29 W, 80 days out. [Advertisement.HOLLOWAY ' S OINTMENT AND Pate oaosoissaar camas In from SCROFULA, OLD lemons, asp W Loss.—Mr. L. Fordyce, aecestaker, I cline. Abordesuldse, solkeed ler a log[ Cisme hums larp mount in his al^ ilea vigil dkINU portkei of the bore came out lie Ins MIN Aleirffeealsilsomiller soma wets, but In deflate of the lowlerst ltßaalspyl6 lee Mar No much worse that the ....upon WOW Idols Iwo ibis Bob sisyslaasli. Os his objec ice... tlon, ManMenieMpal as Wan*, _el Ye commenoed !Ince Iralifinelit awl PUb, *Mb him so effectually enrol no. that sC a iiiir %mine hi waft, NW sow okloys mot excellent twit& 21=14 ifid it Priam, OeUowo7 a Yanablialunect. )44, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRUCE.—ApriI 20, at the P;;;;;ge,ireigthill, the wife of the Rev. David Bettor, of a daughter. COOK. —Aprill7, at thithury Howe, Ightham, Knit, the lure of the Rev. J. Oath, Ma daughter, attlithers. TAW. —April 1 , at Bt. thorge's.villea, Caßoohury, the wife of G. Eau, Req., of a sow. ffEW.—• WIN. at Heerlet.satree, Mr& Chutes Tow, of a daughter. BARGREAVIOL —April la, at Chertow-011as, Bayswater, the wde of W. Hargresiree, Eaq., of a daughter. LEATIL—ApriI 17, at Broothielaw. Olaugvw, Mrs. T. Leath, of a .311. MACLEOD.— April IS at Pembridge.place, Bayswater, the wife of Capt. D. Macleod, of a daughter. 111. NAIR.—April IS, at Clydaview, Partick, Mrs. R. sun., PITICK d IntE.-LApril 17, the wife er G. Pintertea, Esq., of a veg. SAUL. - April 20, at Upper Tulle...hid, Mee. Abraham boo, of a daughter. WOOLLICIT.—ApriI IS, at Buses-pleco, Kewingtow, the wife of J. WooDett, Esq.. of • son. MARRIAGES. HTIINE—COOPER.—Ap;3I3 O ,;I -81- tieerges, woherhionptoa by the Bev. P. N. Despres, Mr. C. IL Bine, Wolverhamroo, to Tumma, eldest daughter of Mr. W. Cooper, of Wolveritataptoo. CUTLER POWELL.—ApriI 20, at snowhill Ooogrogational Church. Wolvorbalsptoo, by the Bev. W. Bevan. Mr. .1. Cittler, to Eltas, daughter of Mr. E. Powell, both of Wolrerhatoptca. DERICK—FULCHBIL—ApriI 11, at Bt. Ikons' s, 81121014114qUff, by the Ray. Dr. llesiwy, Moftaster of Merchant Taylors' *tool, J. M. Deriek, kiq. soli of the tale J. Derick, Esq., of RallyWolis Bilge. to El aabstb Joyce, second daughter of IL Fiddler, Sp, Bouth.otrost. Yinsboryaquaro. DIMON —WlLLlAlll3.—april IP, at St. Peter's, LiMIY.O, by tbe Bev. Mr. Duncan, Mr. J. IL Gibson, to MIA Mary Williams, bob of LI HILLI.7O I :OOMML—ApriI 20, at &instead, 8 , the Be . 1. C. Hilliard, Rector of Cooley, Middlesex, O. T. illllWd, Esq., both ILN.I , to Frame,. ycoegest daughter of B. Combe. E•4l. WILBON—RINDERBLEY.—ApriI ho, at ta. Jelin% Paddlnates, by lb* Bishop of Whrobastor, f. M. Wilmot, Ifni., eldest roc Wilson, Esq., to Aram Caroline, snood daughter -- idea Alodersley. DEATHS. ANDSISON.—ApriI le, at North Coburg.place, Andaman, aged 113. BROWN.—Aptil la, at Mumma Bank, Trinity, UM ty Ifsrl er, yr of ie, re Edinburgh. lict tbe lalc Rev. Is. A. S MACDONALIk—ApriII .0. at Ones-attret, C. 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