The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-19 00:00:00

Olt ittlf. NEW PIOTURI ADDED TO THE NATIONAL OAL lilßT.—The %rasters of the Nation' Gellery have recently purchased of the ezecutors of the wi.low of Sir K. K. Sykes • =4l early picture by Raphael, described by Paseavent, but beet Inman by Orme?. engraving. The picture baa hi therto muse wit out • name, but the subject is that of a 012i:time knight sleeping or reclining on his shield, and watched laLtwo female figures, representing Religion and Justice. We can give no better idea of it than it would nuke a eapltal illustration to both the "Facet. Queene," and the " Progress." Early pictures by Raphael are entroord rarities in this country : the Marquis of Lane gowns has fee, Mr. Rogers another, and Mr. Hope a third. We prefer, however, the Mauro recently added to the Na- Mend Chaffy, and congratulate the trustees on the purchase the&l: c ave made. taxa or Airra.—The much talked-about exhi bition of the works of living English artists, at the Society of Arts, will now be postponed to another year, Mr. E. Ladner alter half • promise, declining to be the first to venture in the new ecperinient ; and Mr. Mulready and the other artiste applied te not being as yet prepared to counteniume the un- 1 *risking le the way it is understood they are willing to do. HIE MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—" Sonnambnla " rem performed lest evening. for the first time this season ; the pert of Memo being sustained by Gardoni, sad that of Amine by Madame Cistellan. Gordon',i performance even Orengtheaed the impressioehe bad made in " La Favorite." His palmation of the character was more complete than that of say other actor we have ever min in it. Ms hand some bee sad farm made him the very beau ideal of the ramie lover I.end he upraised the °engirding passions of ten derness, jeelousy, grief, and anger, with mach troth and simplicity. Hie aiming was exquisite. The frisbees*, eireetams, sad natural pathos of hie voice, were more churn ing than ewer; and his style and expression were equally remarkable for strength and delicacy. The lsieutlfel sir, " Alt, Plesish nos polio odiarti," was received with a storm of applame, and namely seeped a double encore. Ma dame CAstellan wad not Lem socernand. Her performance sf this pert is well known, and it is surneent to say that she saver performed it more beautifully. The Cower BodoTe is sae of F. Lablache's best parts, and he sang the air "VI mules" admirably. Upon the whole, we do not remember ever to hare received greater pleasure from this pretty sad interesting opera. It was followed by the last scene of "Lucia di Lammermoor," in which Fraschini was received with great applause. Se was in better voice than ea the night of his first appearance, but his voice is certainly much mere remarkable for power than sweetness. The evening soncladed with a new ballet called " Thea, on, La Fete aaa Fleers." It was destitute of subject or story, bat was • reside for beautiful dancing and splendid spectacle. Several of the pas of Mdlle. Carolina Ro s ati seemed to throw the audience into transports of delight, and Mae. Marie Teglioni's feats received great applause. Some of the neoreemst "ensemble were remarkably imaginative and graceful, sad the whole rises was elegant and pleasing. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. °mak Num N lizoommisEb le by the starter of Ike 161111emnIkel lelielaran• failed Me VienChan. near re{ r . dead Ile Ns emir Yr. T. Mahood, wilmeksz at milfan *dm erkenmilm Hr. H. I. Pomo, askew ;• both skrbeita• ine *min r two yank w ll2 Anna of 411. • Fs Ike Or sesixt, awl MI. a ow Ike tie Janke Crimes Ostaao• Inansen•—nlNr.ll.A. 2211klbois Sr We off Wet. Imo &sled mi in the braisa at Big" ter =Oa if lisstishke • Ez. y i p, N. ler arldbileen co nr Pawn 12k1gmen2 fts of Minor •, ind WA I. Itfarinaern Is one on Ibminlos of IL•me Plagoirokl, 2m.. Ow mines The smellg • was Mina N. N. wpm of man. fag Omsk Wm Ile vim amireod, da : Wears of Arm—M. P. lIIS. Mary ; Lk. C. Cl inaide, Rutin ; Iw. J.& , Malty OWL Beobelon of Am—W. ll. Dom, Mao et Coll. ; D. H. Lem*" Pembroke Coll. Dvanta.—& onespeelent lUDs that the valuable rectory of trent by the limbs tithe am E. & Tbortew, 3.D., Mob= by the et Durban', co the Durba . Be& est Dam & 18. h., et . rectorial QM Mee= et Bart Otw; ead the T. rete l er‘At i = uemeeleitry the Mho A. DLL, n▪ or MeN,seittrataretthe late C. 546... = ILL Ilsrliarevashattad. The Amuses at MA btu *DOR OMB leed Chemelisr. larieldp Web* the Day.l. & DbhilMthe MembraCt s ge .4o. olen. WS* weigh hoe bum meeralM Ma Ale mlasy et Iterteg, eel emliteled a Mart hmilm. Mr. Mahe& lea Imator ow mem male et fhb Erphy. 'Rs Nubs ot NOM NS bold so aelloodos id 'Waite lloodsy. TwoolooNos Na of llksidi., dia. Uri, . oar ; Load Grimm IshuiCharok Idea; bob vomati WOW; of Am Noslos T., mid; Great doribcd T., Nods, db. Nly, lobo NU.; rim, Ws. OM, altolx ; nude bt drat ft Dor. Dm N. IL li. b Noorodia N., dollbik. lb. Nor yoke M.; poMoo.A.6zwarqbao, Eft. Li sta am inte.—Tor. T. Oetli Woolosagoo.TNNt • A. Lot to to oisgtola to Ms et itomoter *kg ; Nor. IL derma to to a Sorrow* Mo. Itwoodst. NAVAL. TeIMIIIMIL MAWR 11.—A eoart.meliel rr4l be be twosome, ea bend Ifee Victory, to try Atha lbeeetak Whew web* W lbe Ibiameallor 'beg, be strata" tbe eeleeradiese et time alp. Was }Mee wee emit at the tame he esemillsol the Alms Duemese, Maws 17.—The Machete, 111. Cm. C. bletbiles, W ailed es eteet cl Wm. Stemmei, hew 17.—A am *qua elllft to be celled lbe Tri bune, to la WWI dem la We Aeilt, la Idea Ike Dart eras bulb Ma' 11aMellelt Owariemer m Iteracema Owens max WINCEIM rretsar 61un tbe yard et Nostra i.. =it Meek weD.The ewe sae et tie di 711 = mi t vas lastmereed hMe Miring. Me bee ealr pee a Mb airman; enal bedewed tir a bigebimed ebte brra Ceram les beta ndned.totkorbeipd Cr bola acceded IMES ANL Vie any le dune it mil be yelled by a ersew ireedler. The Teepolibeee, bienbell Ala to pee, lea eareetts, arl le gime be IA me. ire beg& bum Wars Is 11S bd. Ilhe yea labes he Mr by coded es Cleithewoebeee vill be sailed s =reedfltr emelmlea with a esupeelle. Aaeratesirr. MAZOiI LL ,nitlPOOMlNiteraiMndlin F. W. P. *ern lellleare; C. amber, le=El ,Lem. L. Demi, Semplare. Parmay. B. V. to I=Aitarees lo"... ll. 6 lr a buns lelVellnal e D. CANA 1e Wailleties. Semi &gime IL traga" Mho. Mika Ilegibe ea Lee, Se Win wad May. Clam C.Bleberds, Prailieme; W. W. Isebeee, Qom. /An Otelester J.Way, to Apelle. MILITARY. Tormserm. Irma 116—Tki twillestlers et Mikes *Meg the kr three Asp Pre preeptellik= Y part lllllll. kr l peessime. et Or The who!, Pip Mee bia Peak round the NIP prikea MINI Pier te • ark e ls = uhe feet. Pat PP his beirt am les Us Pr LIAM - DIPaIIfRT lraereileusi ea Seakieheimmta on the Mk kilo% by Ilist.Akherel Ilk Ileredei Takerkim—klemdey next, Me IMP teskid, re dq PPP kr the premlitMe et her cams* Ole isree. The prim at Se perteia kle Certain Torras, ILA., wore keened thk da la the Ppd. Ti.T D. err ILherkts. COCLUIPI leek plow yesterday, et wow. wish. Me theird Wks was In hk IS per. He wee et the lli~arapture et lie kihe et Opt lie" rum, ht the expeltdos to she M the apareet Oped Wt. SPORTING. YATTIREILIals.—Tivomor. The below tranieso3l yes IR s we, batted etelo, tarsi, aulreleet Wood to wens* s nestedea. TM )y blew is 14 7 clemeedi 4011419 end Me Miend oat ler the Northempten Hon. Moen, end the 1041se Me Ss Deem ; the pion weed with none Yid on Weirdly et Wont& whore Psyllott Y.Yo ataled to bent bei4l9 140 Omits ponder : (t) limmasorem HainfiCAl.-11 to I apt boolid eon . ..1 3 [ 3 _1 1 1 1 1 apt 12 ar 1 opt Qom ;pm 11 to ; 1 . sot wemm 1910 I apt Lord lieloone. Tim 1104934 (13419 9199'3.-7 to 1 opt Menne . (4. 11/21111,0141 , 11 Iturotroz.-20 to I opt Bowtos, 13 to 1 opt Pfne AP rnersa 04.-111 to 1 opt Mahe (t), 70 to 1 apt ILlitsy ha, 1050 no 11 apt Cbana Mob. Duaer.-10 to 8t apt Mplrele(t), 41 le 1 opt OcemOine (t.), 19 1 opt Litoorstor 1.11117 49* opt Mark Dtrort It. Yr at Ave tantro), I* le I opt *Mika (t. 1.000 to 13), 1,919 to IS opt OEM= ( C Wks). ohort P.lO Me read his b t by lbeohlem s or ef ye ll jiledp eel b 49 emelt lists, 1 7s, Rio Graeae Dim etaismad emi Me. Ontwitia w dogma lo be aufeizeine se Or NA DIMILION*OI ZEI'LL—CEOrfON PAIL 1917. 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Tme.--80eide UM MOM Ire • Tv4 anblin belt leis; Lad Mame PM Maim na—Fore 13p..-111111d1 lint =1 , PrininabbratOmeli; Mawr Itram-111r.Tarilesistar. boa& St. GPIs *eft Side bud o=l „ks dn's Ours; vet bet Mr. anbara's • Oapda beataled& Mr. AsalraMni Crbis ; Swab ""4 W ; limb/ ORS; us et_ nook ; Ourort bt - list Vbilor ratit 1 lbsomme Nemaa.-Varit L aimi,............_ Ilit i bist Ebbobollsol i eSl - bat limn ; 1 To flew& Owe% s Mr. Jinni Mr. Ibile~ Ompset b Wysibora Wises& bra Tons Wilk. W. avers ,_.%., Eats Entrtlterna. HOUSE OF LORDS. Present, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Broastais, sad Lard OBBOAS. BABBITT AND OTHIRS IP. Tan STOCKTON AND DAR LINGTON RA ILWAT CONFAB T.-011.11CZA ILOZ POZ TRANSIT Or Costa BT RAILWAT.—SUIT TO ZICOViI TBZ OTZa mmmmm pers.—This appeal from a decree of the Vies-Chan. collet of England was partly heard last Tuesday, and the eiscumetances snd points in dispute were stated in the report which sppanred in this paper on Wednesday. Mr. Smythe having been heard the Lord Chancellor end the other lords prima, without hearing the replyt out, disposed of all the points to this effect:—first, that as the appellants alleged in their bill that no haulage or other ter noe for which id. per ton WY claimed by the respondents. was done by them since 1837, and as the respondents gave no evidence of having done such work, the appellants were entitled to recover back the monies paid by th em on that head; secondly , that as the appellants paid the overcharges under duress, and the same were by order of the court, on the application of the appellants, and with the consent of both par ties, vested in the funds, the respondents -rere not entitled t , the fruits or interest of these fund. ; but se the decree ad jadiested the principal to the appellants, they ought also to have the fruits that accrued thereon ; as, however, part of the looney invested properly belonged to the respondents, it was to be referred to the master to ascertain that part. And thirdly, that as the respondents did not repay to the appel lants the monies received, and decided by the Haat judgment in **action to be overcharge., the bill in Chancery became neeeesary, and the appellants ought not to be ordered to pay the costs. Their lorips therefore altered the Vite-Chan °Woes decree on these three points. EQUITY COURTS. Sofas, the Waster of the Rona Hats v. Nasx.--ADMISSIBILITT or EVIDUNCII.—This bill was Sled by Messrs. Hills and Ca, coramerthanta and core-factors, carrying on Wainer in Fenchurch.street, against the executors of Mr. Thames Mash, late of navies inn, merchant, fora contribution hum the deceased's estate Inwards certain lessee which had been incurred in a corn speculation in 1840, to which, the bill alleged, Nash was • party. The emulation wu Whip& is the bill to have been the joint comma dee and Yeah, end three VAR of the mums el Congener, dhow/ekes& WeriL he bill stead Sat the platheith hed sidemen Wedd and Carpenter, wed they wen net mein pollee to the wit. The only names M supped a the planet& ems wee that of Weld and Carpenter, their eeni and they were emenieed a prove that Mr. Nor was a party to the epees laden, width was not admitted by the answer of his men ton At the hearierin 1843 It was eteeeted by the de featism.' that Wadi sad Shopped aught to be parties to the sin; est that *de Minna wee net Warman egeinst the dellashisee. Meat id the Reds enemas& loth these olgediens, and made a dame against the azemthire el Nash, end directed the ceningeential accounts against them. The delbodents appealed, and Lord Lyndhurst, en appeal, re mand the llanter of the Boils' decision, sad decided that Well and itmeed IMO neesmaryperthele the suit. They were nesseillegk sa me parties, and the truth essaing on now to be lies* nantehestion was when by the ammeters of Nub hv the oldie evidsthe s ei s =perd and Wedd. Messrs. litheitaby end Smythe for the execu tors ; Month Meugell and Piggott the plaintiffs. The Master et the MeMs mid he would decide the question en Monday next. Pekes the Ragland, POWELL P. TEN RIIWNADINT — AND CIIIIIITZEPOID RAILWAY Comr.uty. -- INJUNCTION TO IDITILAIN A RAILWAY C PEON TAXING L►ND NOT PRO LLLLL - - - DILINZATID ON 711 PLAN.-Mr. Bethel and Hr. Simp son applied for an injunction upon notice to restrain the Newmarket and Chesterford Railway Company from pro- ceeding to asses, by MOW of a jury, the value of certain land, belonging to the plaintiff, on the ground that the no tice did not correspond with the plan, and that the defen dants intended to take two pieces of ground more than was expressed by their notice. The Viee.Chaneellor granted the injunction, and stated that he bad before decided that • railway company could only take enchPoVtlipasolland se wer* pmerly delineated on the plan, which must in every respect correspond with the notice. Deßye TioaCtsioceDer Wirt= ATTORNITHaNIIRAL V. THI MAYOR., ALDERMEN, AND SORGHUMS OF EIRTIR.—Tsa HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN'S CHARITY AT EIETRIL—The origi nal information was filed in 1822 against the mayor, boil ' s., and commonalty of the city of Exeter, as govemen of the hospital of St. John he that city, Mating that by letters patent of King Charles 1., I dated the fed of June, 1637, reciting the grant in 1624, of I the site at the hacke, by Hugh and mina ether I charitable derider for the bees elate Ids site Majesty rented to the mare, baltith, and eireamatalty, power, Homo, and authority, a erect and establish, in the house called St. John's Hospital, an hospital house for the eastentadem, relief, and edusWen in learning, and all or ether lawful arts sad trades et peer children, born or le the city of Exeter, mod of se many children or r4s. impeteet peer pie, and sub ether members and of the as to the mid governors thereof, and *dr lIIIIIISSOIS, or theses me z fart of them, elmail seem esemselent, and that the tel should be in alepereted sad celled "The Hoephal th. John, within the city of Enter, heeded by Hugh Coming, Esq., and edam," to have matinoma ibr over; end artiamed that the mayor, reoccdar, aldomm, d comma entail of the said city for the doe bang amid be governors thereof, and of the lands, romanm owl pods thereof, and be incorporated by the cams tithe prows of the hospital. The informa tion this IMAM the the mayor, recorder, aldermen, and gamma ono& of Matra, in their corporate character of =of thm ropier had been in the habit of letting the so at hologram mats; that they bad in many MIR mixed the shaft MOHO with the estates of the cor poratist of the city of Bader, of which they had also the til=t ; and had benwored for the use of the corpora. tr l irity, menice bekagleg to the charity, which they bad never acammerd for, dint prayed that the rights of the charity in ropmetof themeless mentionedin the ioformation, might be aseatelead and declared by the decree of the mart: that roper alleseihme might be given for the =no tows= and establishment of the charity, and for an ae sant of the charity estates, and of what was doe to the charity an the defendants. Upon the hearing et the lime is 1629, certain inquiries were directed se tothe pesty at the charity. 1111ile the inquiries were the haulm 1 and 6 WEL IV., e. 76, coammly ear the Ilasidgel Horpoorms het, wan Paa. tity the ellailla of the 71at seetiosof whir all the right, title, and Woe* of the ourporears of Hinter, sad of livery iambic thine is the asal!!! __eilmer, ceased sad determined en the 31st of =e ie b l y l &e sa l d atl gustee er ,dat" shad y aft4r7:ll in biro by the ase, new OWNS. were of the =aelden, inaladirss Sala et the whir awe k or under the adoinktnalon tho osopts shot of Swim. The new traismes having lase ban Drat& bra the seen by way of saw piesmot, the mom now mat on for the purism of ob- Skip a dean is the elem ental sat, that the proceed ing' ht the original suitt he made available me agora iiii the now tr.—Mr. and Mr. Oka for the Abe soy-General.—Mr. Teed ad Mr. hr the Orposollas of Exeter sad the Owes= of the tot, essimmied that the charity mbar woo held lry Sir re, not la their .spiky of maibas et the eseparion of Br ter liefea of the hospital ; ant that the two bella of the ease Whiled% were not idestisel. ea :C7 1 .1.../..., Nielaft Oa inwilisi thresh It mar the loprd try orerm am no appraise to the soma am owl an new Mama held has graded ✓oe tits decree wilds resderod a auggionoatol oil maw eary.--Mr. Bark mil& Follett OM the now Imam His Bomar made the .al supplemental kern wind the sew Masa the ream to be without reduditm to any whether the rarity wee allia7 Istaland rihot se to port ars whir the Lord Choosier% order woe hurlod; mad the mopwalion to lo at Wry to aro my mashes they might be skier Mashing the rah COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mara Kr. Canamaticoor Balm& Is se Blionx..—A telanOee Acfnex.—This heel vest, a Fatten, caw up Inc his B epp aa erlid order. He was sap =dr. Seggese. ea/ es behalf el flir array, • weghtrate, se lie giellndi et II Vellelielle defers to as aegis. Sir Robert het s port fog kr lee* sad having lose sem. the insolvent was %ben up Br the hient i l s i s d in s maT iviessoria wiles, being beaderdbd awl &deed ms te a end, end mules& fa plias he tee as gen lined eel water. Ha beg ht In irlfoler het eddy the While of bde .Mete. it eine reempreee, bet reerierl ar aT e k awl ogee Me der gravel eppedlise seed. It *Mei seas led beers leergltierphut Mr Hebert tiny fr n 11111111 alt, sod a ,enlist wee ghee eaehet bins. Another use was peels( waled Ms. lidhort bad mover said at Ablate VW to weal& have gel let his rot in MOW gm& Mr. Wright, ha the Hertford polio., who leek the beelvent lute custody, was exandsed, and doted : lassesiso Geed said to ow, n What are yea grin to do for flit RAM War ray ? Coal you till a white lie for his?" I aid no, I will tell the truth, and I mil lose mg coat hat ham I to en aatruth .- 81r Robert Murray was ezelnp n and deeded the fads above stated, "Mai that he did wit Se bed. vent late custody, sad that the *agate:ye apes W ewe authority.—The learned drandesioner greeted the lasi order. COURT OF EXCISE._ were Admiral the 10V. W. ictiog g aism, ru b sad T. Harness. H. Buxom nt Possession OF ADULTERATING Marmara. --ikanial Edwards, a brewer, of No. 2, Punkin-Met, Limebouse, was charged with baring in his posmadsa sea to malarial' (sr the yarpoae of ad.dteration, sad kr akar- Ma las beer, ether ties with brows mat F. dm saki Wand been In the risharkat's ionise ; and to Nevada% at the tints ot lea he bad is his ponsmaimi two ado of =Byr*, to rishateatorhisk led bean le whams% beme et Ms rerlti that it Mkt le "eat rif km of enska" ridged ea es t an ehir umbra* la ths ease was Weed dr wird* at the Thum golierrelke, and thsa the seV i ta lb tte arm o P retsuldialima st esisu lts g t l is l irt t seat Wks auks slim laldirsa pea kat two irks i t aik od wa lr. Ukase, he egandd ma k% he he IN m a llv Ikea Ma la Ora ante Mate as what be re d4in ihe corriA i tt e amiss lad laws alma by the allesr. evaissiMear. he watt to the pasha et aditaimat ma Pk at Dmembe. Saw two mks et MOM( Mkt smate there by mar MIA Thadderkat thmear Wydrems. the me. CrT, was them she.Mitaaserdikail la sumo the miler, Itreservant appeared Mined to mid his satrasse. By this time the mks had beat smeaval to the other aids THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1847. of the road. Had conversation with the defendant, and asked bins whether the casks were hie property, and he re plied that they belonged to a friend of his, but subsequently admitted that there was no use in denying it; that they were his, and be hid had the colouring for the purpose of mixing with his beer. The mixture consisted of burnt sugar, mo lasers. and liquorice. It was illepAy used fr colouring worts and beer.—The court gam judgment against the defendant in the penalty of SW. said it was impossible for him not to feel that they bad been guilty of a two-fold and barbarous murder—a aims unpa ralleled in the annals of criminal justice. They had MO. ceeded in defeating the ends of justice at the former trial. The circumstances which had now come out in evidence, but which had not transpired then, removed any doubts that could have formerly existed; and he felt satidied that had the former jury heard the evidence which had been detailed on this occasion, they (the pri soners) would not have bad the remotest ch ance of escape from the :severed penalty of the law. Although their lives were net sacrificed, they must expect to be despised by all men, even by heir own associates. There was no doubt they had formed a deliberate plan for the murder of Ann Humphreys also. Under these cireumstances, he felt some what ashamed that the law wasoot able to reach them further then it did. He advised them, if they had any wisibm or prudence, to endeavour to atone and expiate es far as they could, by comparatively innocent lives hereafter, the horrible crimes with which they had commenced their early career. The severest sentence he could pees upon them he should pronounce which was, that they be transported for the term of fifteen years. Not Pairs Ow eV—Beton lie. Justice Alderson. Pin a. Bt.:TLIR.—Tms IRON TRADR.—ENTICINO AND HARROURING WORLIIIIN.—Mr. Martin and Mr. Archbold were for the plaintiff; Mr. Baines and Mr. Hugh Hill for the defendant. The plaintiff is an extensive iron founder at Hull, and the defendant carries on the same busin, ss at Stanningley, near Leeds. The action was brought to recover compensation for injury sustained by the plaintiff, through the defendant bevies/ enticed four moulders, named Cutler, Bsehawe, Wood, and Richards, away from his service, and having harboured and kept them in his (detendant's) employ, despite a formal notice requiring him to desist, and allow the men to return to the plaintiff to fulfil their contract with him. These men were engaged by the plaintiff in the moulding department—that is, forming in sand or clay the mould in which the warm metal is to be run, and Mr. Piss being a builder of steam-enginee, steam-packets, and so on, he re quired skilful men, and paid two of the moulders 3 3 . a week, and the other two 365. They bad been in his service for a con siderable time, and he bad no reason to suppose that they were dissatisfied ; but, on the 6th of January last, Cutler, without giving any notice, left the premises, end did not re turn. Inquiries were made after him, but nothing satisfac tory was learnt. On the following Saturday, Bagshavre and Wood also left, and then Mr. Pim heard some rumour as to where these men had gone. Subsequently, the fourth man, Richards, left, and the consequence was, that the plaintiff's establishment, which consists of about 200 workmen, was brought to a complete stand still, and continued so fur some days. In the meantime the plaintiff consulted his legal ad viser, and he wrote to the defendant, informing him that if the men did not return to the plaintiff's work, warrants would be taken out against them, and an action would be com menced against him, the defendant. They did not return, and were therefore token before the magistrates, and convicted, but ROA punished, on promising to go back to Mr. Pies's service. They fulfilled that arrangement, but three of them very soon availed themselves of the week's notice which was required, and again left the plaintiff's service, Bagshavre being the oaly man who remained. The proof of enticement consisted of a letter written by the defendant to laphawe, in which he stated that he was directed by Cutler (who had then entered his ser vice), to communicate with him, and he then went on to say that they had plenty of work, and would give him a job and as many more geod hands as he could take with him. It was also proved that %phew* was engaged by the defendant, on the very day, and after he had received the notice above alluded to, from the plaintiff's solicitor. His lordship was of opinion that the four men were, accord ing to the construction put upon the rules which governed the workmen in the plaintiff's establishment, weekly Per vents; and he told the jury that if they coincided in that view, and thought the moulder were the bound servants of the plaintiff, then the detention of them by the defendant, after he had received the notice spr . kea of, would constitute the alleged un!awful act of harbouring.—The jury was ab sent an hour, and on returning into court they found for the defendant as to the enticing the plaintiff's servants ; but for the plaintiff as to the harbouring, with 304 damages. POLICE.—YanzaDAY. MANSION-HOUSE.—A.ISAULT IN AGAIIIILING-110081. —Abraham Moyers was charged with having violently 'malted a man named Myers. The complainant said the defendant walked into the divan kept by the complainant, and asked for his son, who happened to be there, and imme diately struck him (complainant) in the face, drugged: down the gas apparatus, and, wrenching the banisters, acted a ith the fury of a madman.—Solomon Hart bore evidence to the assault, and, in answer to a question, as to whether ' gambling was carried on in the premeses, swore there n was the least gambling in the house; nothing at all but cigars and coffee. The gentlemen might sometimes play drafts, but n gambled ; it wouldn't be allowed.—The Lord Mayor: Defendant, how can you answer thisaccasation ? Defendant: Unfortunately, my lord, I have a son whom these people have been destroying in their villainous den. I went there last night, and managed to get through the three doors white shut in a room where several persons were playing at hazard, and my son actually had the dice box in his band. I at once matched the din, and then the complainent and the witness struggled with me, and got them from me, sod pushed me against the banisters, which snapped with my weight. My son lost there, a night or two before, upwards of two sovereigns; and my object was to get him away, and to enure the dice. My appearance there caused greet confusion, for I pushed into the room before there was time to ring the alarm-bell. There is a square table in the room covered with green baize, and under it there is flannel. The draft-board is kept merely as a blind. They were all playing hazard. Solomon Hart was again called by the Lord Mayor —The Lord Mayor : Was there any playing with dice ?—Solomon ; No sucu thing. I never saw dice in the house in my life. (Laughter.)—The Lord Mayor : Let the defendant's son be sworn. Now, young man, what were you about when your father went into the divan I—Benjamin Mayan (son of the defendant) : I had the dice in my hand, and • set of us were sitting round the table playing hazard.—The Lord Mayor : How was this mischief done I—Witness : All the people jumped over the table to get out of the house, and I tried as well as the net. My father was knocked against the banis ters, and they gave way.—The Lord Mayor I dismiss the case, end I shall endeavour to prevent you from pursuing this villainous system. WORSHIP-STREET.—Wn-ret. MVILDII. Thomas Brookes was Pinged with the wilful murder of William °chart, in Hare-elk 7, Shoreditch. Richard Baton, stated that at 10 o'clock on the preading . night ha was re quested by the deceased to accompany him and two other young men to the lodgings of the prisoner, at No. 3, Hare alley, to demand the restoration of some ankles belonging to him, and in the prisoner's possession. The deceased remained at the end of the court whin witness went to the house to call the p r loner, who accompanied him back, and on deceased demanding his property the prisoner told him that he should not have it until he paid him what he owed him and perhapsredeem then. Without any further observaticai on either side, the prisms: told the deceased, " If you wait here a minute, I will pat a balk* darragh your heed," and so saying he instantly bask sad entered his own house. Witness advised the ilsossoed not to stay any longer, but the latter answered that he bad nothing to fear, and persisted is doiag re, men which witness left him and proceeded to his own hams, about twenty yards off, bat had only been there a few Manse when he heard the loud report of a gun, and directly sherwenle a lad whom he had jest left with the deceased, celled eat, Disk, Dick, come diem, he has shot him!" Wham therettma rem down the mom, end upon enteriag the pomp of theydtheer's low, hand the deceased lying it • peel et bleak and appmently m Nhim on —Cheries Eaton, Imam of thepemoding het Mime, ead te the deceased, maimed the ealkatiny, sad added, that a lbw WINN* after the AM Mend the above threat, witness assssepaaisi die deemed to the deer of the Mime, whisk the latter me Moat to mar, but had only got his foot upon the draitheld, whoa the pri soner, who kid beta m u sed band the deer, saddiely pre sented himself, sad dissio seers e s thes the de sired's hos. These' wee se thelemesaseastbm Menem could aft am Ike pimp, bet the flak wee hsaradised, Mimed by a imam agar, and the demand hal hewed wpm li a Lt laviter= - Wilma took him by the ame. aid to hie, bat was iambi, aides% sal honied off fir the mbar= of the pslise.--hmes Doak^ mho was ales peessat at the seserratee, eciademed the slithers of the ether Thames, end added that he lased se ethar romd of peemeetien them a threat m the pen of the deemed to Mike the ,pekeeer whin the lergar Teemed to man the prepaly dmemled et bin.--Polleasueetehh Lock, H 201, Mani diet be bawd the mast of the gm Milk ea ditty in Iltereffeth, end es anodes the mew of the beam head the bay of the doesemd Tyke at the feet dike stairs, sad the ismed eta gua secs by& Oa proceeding M t filen six the seesed thesele laud the paean with a pain bls head whisk be asmadietsly seemed, mad took him thee wady. The pelemer% bier, who was alm gement. math some elmenation men the demdfol IMINSSIFSSSIS of Ids sea's violence, ins mower to which the primer " I have had my revamp, " and if I bad Rot talus Ith lib be weld ban had mine. The primmer wee thin amoyai dawn main, where a topes, who wee them anemdming the body, lambed Ma bynames, V t e gam bad bass with ball, to width the Ideate mentememly eiramed, " No, it wee mell thet," sad ea we msothelmratity of leas that of On thealthen_ Me hand M a lls waistcoat poskM. ne whams messed the gen, an oldthebleaed pipes, neembling a catbia, bef team at the ben, end seinc ri tu ms. ro ihst e llza—lir. ISMS Hammes, • samem that ea amithing the body tithe deemed, le le&f l aireralier grilse ea the left side ',the oak, seedy as leek ha Memsew, tad milishatly large to Gmbh him le prelim it with ble dupr, tad r trees the I.& SI the mine, Mare din caus edappear to have Bock a wound might lam been s& I either by a et or massatrated that , which upon staling the agnomen hem peahen' behmatrame death. — berths( iffirekregell Ntek _the shame seed over at dr marsagareas, tie Westmeath WM hod ass dons it, he eltesid, palm; bon halite mu Eh, as the dammed and hug MUM befeeme to lie Mom and thrsolmei %beg him out a hwalauteemmisas to the hid canaramea—The prisease was vemsaded until Tuesday next. THAMHlL—lltrucznsenParnimoxem—H. Phillips, a *Jew , at Ithedwell, was dogged with receiving several eetleles in pawn, he net beat Beamed to eat as a pawn. broker.—The sees was me of a osey nature, skewing dot sulk Asps se those kept loy e e n re=nt d era nothing nage thin ameedss tar Mena TIM im ams had bees remanded less the psstaes flettudur iad hen the delleadent's wife amearod, sad Mend that bar was M Hamborgh, theeak it was proved he me et hi. own home en the sexes maim, Oar mold he mill en Ohm wee senor lba spedelly. named wheisfrithe waphy eflark.thekthemer, preset, en Uth el lo pledged a hoth te L gown et th e thilmiset's beaus r the am of b,, sad redeemed the animism ea the nth if Fottrwry, whoa the gum of 2a. Bd. was demanded. He had but 20. ed., which a woman, whom Ise understood to be the defendant's wife, accepted, and gave him back the articles. There were several other ease*, one of which included Sunday, the 7th. during divine service, when other articles were pledged, and subsequently redeemed at the some excessive rate of interest. Mr. Ballantine : Well, Mr. Phillips, you have made a rapid return from Hsmburgh, what have you to say to this charge ?—Philips: If these was anything unlawful done it was unbeknown to me, I am newer at the plow—Mr. Boilantine : That may be, but it sometimes occurs that a man does unlawful acts through the instru mentality of his wife, and keepo out of the way him . self.—Birch : The most agoranted cases occur in the de fendant'. house, for he charges 3d. where other hsrpiea only demand ltd.—Douglas, the warrant officer, proved that the prisoner, who had previously kept a dolly shop in Bluecost fields, was proprietor of the homes in question ; he, how ever, was never to be seen there, and what he did with himself was a mystery to the whole polies force. —Birch : Its the name Henry Phillips. with the word pawnbroker over the dont ?—Douglas: No.—Mr. Ballan tine : Are the three redoubtable yellow balls to be wen there ?—Douglas : No, your worship.—Phillips: Why, thir gentleman (Birch) makes it his bueinem to go about and watch our places.—Mr. Ballantine : Yes, he does, and I am glad he does so. That there should be a necessity for in formers is to be lamented; but at times they are useful when they put down such houses as yours, which rob right and left, at an interest exceeding 100 per cont. They'll watch you, and ruin yor. For this offence you maxim U., and alter four or are weeks 1 shall Jolliet the full penalty of 10/. in every case that is proved before me.—Defendant How long have I to pay the money in, sir ?— Mr. Ballaa tine (pointing to the clock) : Up to five this afternoon, or you go to prison.—Locked up in default. MONEY JURIST. TAUB/DAT BIIIIMIO. The weekly meeting of the Bank parlour was held to day with, u announced by us yesterday, no move ment in the direction of interference with the existing mini mum rate of interest. The direoton may be assumed to be competent to judge of the urgency of circumstances which should render expedient any change in the business practice of the Bank, and therefore this abstinence may be aooepted as proof that the state of money grain was considered to in volve no ineonveniestem of present orinsuediately !reps*- tire import sufficiently gnive to cell for say net in their part. It wmM indeed, have been an enema loos proceeding to 'have raised the rate of in terest, which could not fail to be interpreted as a sign (Waldron, or of danger impending from heavy drafts forthcoming upon the metallic treasury of the Bank, with consequent diminution of its circulation, or reserve, or both, whilst at the same time the proprietary were wale the repartition of a bonus among themselves ben arsoples pada and flourishing balance-sheets, which, meanie( is appear. antes, may be confirmed by the general body on the day of ballot, and the directors, however against their own jade. meat, will be celled upon to disburse. The policy of premiss for a bonus at this particular juncture may fairly be= dosed; the why and wherefore may be more fully as on some other occasion. In the earlier part of the morning, whilst lie dealers were still dubious what would be the course of pria, medieg in the Bank parlour, the funds were heavy, and Consols declined to 881 to 1 for both money and account. But sometime before it could be ascertained officially that no alteration in the rate of interest would be made, they had advanced to 881 to 1 for account, end 881 to 1 for money, at which rates they left off. Exchequer Bills were par to 3s. pm. The interest on India Bonds has been raised to 31 per ant., but no quotations of prices were called so as to show bow far they might have regained value in consequence. The foreign market remains u neglected as before, and viols with scarcely any alteration. Brazilian were 88 to 8. New Granada Bonds, 19 to 20 ; the Deferred, 31 to 1. Ecu ador, 21 to 31. Mexican, 211 to 1. Spanish Fives, 221 to f ; the Threes, 34 to S. Portuguese. 33 to 4. Dutch Two-end ii-Half per Cents, 371 to 81; the Fours, 911 to 1. A report wee current in the City today of the cabs:vase =tents of a house largely engagtd in the trade in maanfac bared goods. It may be mentioned se a remarkable fact, end u showing how few manufactured or other wares have been going for ward to the United States, that one American firm atone have, maids the last two months, despatched thirty-one vessels Or United State*, most of them of large tonnage, and one err more of 1,000 tons, with stones for ballast. The vessels were despatched of course for return cargoes of corn, flour, and other provisions, and the great object being speedy arrival out and back, no freight was waited for, if offered. The fact accounts sufficiently why rates of exchange in the United States should be more unfavourable still, than per haps they might be, were facilities for forwarding goods more available, and with the usual notice for preparation before the time of shipment. INGLISN roma. I g• Ct. Der. Agra, IP 9 9 II 0999999 Pe ANL. 99* i II New 39 per Gest A 999. 0••••99 Kw*. X • ILL lone Luskin, es O. Jaa IL INN. 9 ix. LP. tAllt.*L. pp I pa. Da 39 yam. exp. Ja9 9,1910, 9 *lt Ditto, i9ll, W. JM. IMI. Pock, 9991. 147, Dais. 10911.1 Op.. 3 per Dent Emilia* sorb, 1* 3 per Ceat. lAnlaa Beals, MS, t 1* per Ow. Dag►P ILLelmagp li .k.. 1 9 9+ Oen.. IT 3 per et *seal& Boar 1141 De. Equal. DP*. I pa" Cemt.OnsadiMPlea. le 26 111 ". 7 r D‘" n "a" De. Peewee. it 4 pee Oest. DOM °Mambos, 111 I P. CI. 1144 , 1 1 § I MIDI £431. 14,11, II ENFIELD PETTY SESSIONS. Before Yr. E. T. Williams. Joe. laialrmaaj, and Br. E. Willisses, jun. ILLICIT DIVTILLIBUT.—Mr. G. Buncombe, formerly a chemist, was summoned by order of the commissioners of excise for having allowed an illicit distillery on his premises, by which he was liable to • penalty of 2001., and also for each of the stills 2001, chow having been sit erected there. Dr. Bateman attended in support of the information. The defendant did not make his appearance, but the eireum• stances of the case were gone into. On the 19th of January last, Inspector Mellish proceeded to the cottage of the de fendant with Serjeant Watkins and an excise officer, when they forced their way into an apartment, which bad for merly been • barn, in which they discovered six large stills, the defendant and a man named Walters being there, and some of the stills being at work. They took them into cus. tody. They subsequently proceeded to search the premises, where they discovered between 300 and 400 gallons of wash, and about thirty tubs, some of them of a large bin, filled with spirits. The defendant was fined in the penalty of 1,4001., namely, 2001. for being the landlord, and 2001. for each still. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIIT.—MAIDSTONE. MAUCH 18. Chows Cam.—Betcae Chiethistiee W.lde. EIfiIiZZLZITitiT)IT • I.lllti TO 617•EDIANI.-- 'J. Ezell, 28, formerly the clerk to the board of guar dians of the Tenterden union, wu indicted for feloniously embezzling various sums of money ; and he wu also charged upon several other indictments, with forging accep tances to bills of exchange to the amount of SCOL, with in. tent to defraud a lady named Edward.. At the sitting of the court the prisoner pleaded not guilty, but subsequently re. trotted that plea, and pleaded guilty to two of the indictments for forgery.—His lordship said he would look over the depo sitions, and consider what judgment ought to be pronounced. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—HUNTINODON, Manor 18. Before the atf . floroo. _ _ STACK Bonnino.—Zbe7;l7l;lia, aged 18, was convicted on her own 000fession of having set fire to a stack of wheat. Toe only remarkable fact attending her crime is that her brother was convicted and transported at the last assizes fur • similar offenee.-Bentenos was deferred. . P1111•10US Costirtcrios.—Daniel ilooton was charged with having stolen a watch, after a previous conviction for felony. The evidence did not present any facts of interest or novelty, and the prisoner was found guilty. He was then arraigned on a charge of having been convicted of • felony previously to committing the offence of which he had just bsea found guilty. It turned out, however, that the con viction took place after he had been taken into custody and committed for the principal charge. Thereupon the learned judge directed an acquittal on that part of the indictment which related to the previous conviction. The intention of the legislature mu that the panadusent Amid be Ready aggravated if committed after preview etayleties and pun ishment. In this case, the two eihnese wows not separated by an interval of time, during whist the pdemer had been tried, senteed, and punished. The mead offence, there fore, could not be treated as evidence that a former mild punishment had been inoperative by way of reformation or warning. The prisoner was then called up for judgment, and it appearing that the 'eaten*, on the former occasion had been one of four months imprisonment with hard labour, he was sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for two months. Wore Mr. Justice Coleridge. CIRTING AND WOVNDING.—NiCAdaI St/VOSS and David Gerrogkey were indicted for having cut and wounded James Day, with intent to maim him. Mr. Tozer conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Prendergast defended the prisoners. It appeared that on the 29th of July last, the prisoners and a large party of Irish harvest labourers, armed with sickles and sticks, went to the house of the prosecutor, who is a gamekeeper, and also keeps a public-house. On entering the holm they called for ale, which was supplied to them is the tap-room, and consumed to the extent of eighteen pints. When payment was demanded, they not only refused it, but denied that they had had any ale, and walked away. The prosecutor rushed to the door, seized one Pierce Mahoney, the last of the party, and insisted on being paid, Mahoney re fused to pay, and the prisoners ran to his assistance, one brandishing a stick, and the other flourishing a sickle, so that the prosecutor let go his hold, and went into the house, out of which, in the dispute, he had gone. The three Irithmen ran off, but were soon pursued by the prosecutor, who had entered the house to get his gen. Mahoney was overtaken and seized, when the prisoners again came to his assistance, and a conflict commenced, in which the prosecutor, holding Mahoney with his left band, warded off with the gun in his right hand blows from the stick of owe rimier and the tickle of the other. Eventually the peomentor's temple was split open by a blow from the 'tisk, and Mahoney made his escape. A labourer, however, cans/ to the amistanes of the prosecutor, and the two pri soners were seised and committed for trial. These Lets having been proved, the learned judge interposed, and ex pressed his opinion that the charge of felonious assault could not be maintained, but that there must be a conviction for a common moult. The connect on both sides concurring, the jury returned a verdict of guilty of a common moult The I udge, after adverting to the serious nature of the offence, and condemning the prosecutor for having taken out his gun, sentenced the prisoisen (who have been in gaol since the day above-named) to be imprisoned for siz maths from this time. MIDLAND CIRCUIT—DERBY, Msacn 18. Cover.—Before Mr. Justice Panacea. CHANGE or MURDEIL—Thomas Crow, 64, was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife, Ann Cross.—Thomas Cross was a gardener, and, at the time of the occurrence in ques tion, he lived with the deceased in Osborn-court, Bt. Peter's street. In his business as a gardener be was considered clever, and had worked for some of the principal gentlemen in the county. On the day in question, screams were heard to proceed from his house, but nothing was done; but, in reply to en inquiry made for his wife, he said she was not at home. In the course of the afternoon a daughter of the prisoner's, who is a milliner, called at the house, and, after staying some time down stairs with her father, she expressed a wish to go up stairs to see her mother. Crags prevented her, whereupon she ran to a neighbour of the name of Osborn, and naked her to come in. Mrs. Osborn and the daughter then went to the house. The prisoner still tried to prevent his I daughter from proceeding up stairs, but owing to the inter ' reran*: of Mrs. Osborn she got upstairs, and was shocked to find her mother lying deed on the bed with her throat cut and the floor covered with blood. The daughter ran means ing down stairs, and there found her father in the act Si stabbing Mrs. Osborn with what appeared to be a pruning knife. From the wounds then inflicted Mn. Osborn has not yet recovered, and is even now considered to be in a danger ous state.—The defence was insanity, and on that ground the prisoner was ultimately acquitted, and he was ordered to be confined during her Majesty's pleasure. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—DORCHESTER, Nancy 18. DARING ROZBEET.—Barthotomno Oak, 32, and WilliENO Reid, 27, were indicted for stealing hem the dwilling-hoses of George Lane, at the parish et Oiemenis, a and other monies, his property.—Mr. Fake pre s tes "ll.l 4 Mr. Edwards defended.—The prosecutor, it appeared, kept a turnpike-gate at Tatterdowa, and, on the night of the 18th Feb., 1848, being awoke b • cry of "gate," he pot up and opened the outer door, wheewpe. tea nee 11161114 bun, whilst two others went into the harm nay till him that they would cut his head off if he did net remain quiet, and immediately afterwards they met the preemstor's wile coming down stain, sad they struck her visor*, slaying they would have her life if she did net let these haw vs the mosey was kept. After she hell ambled them moo thie ipshat, es* of the sees held her down *Mr theether took a lathers Rem be peeks; and wad up Oslo into her bed room. The bees Si the area who ressabei below was Methemed, and pertly eoneeelsd by a heseAber. chief. The mu who west epeeist, teak away IL Oe. whisk bed boss deposited in the window. Me Mier* eassesltog the with this robbery wee to the aid that, so the is ItIOINHIGN. they were seen together ks the et iirdesrn, and it was proved that a mememities bod takes passe between them m to the best mesas of ilikerbleg thsmosives for the purpose they bad in view. The Whose obis gave this alimony wee the wife of one of the mm she stood outside the presseater's home, as above tleembeill sod she stated that her husband, the two soil Jibe Reid, the brother of William Reid, left lee beer tegether, and that her basbead returned home at six Ode* hs the seresiag. Re wee sentenced to trans. porteties sons LS stiothe ago. The seam witness proved that she hod ease heard Winless Reidgive en amenat of the robin, whisk corresponded with the Mamma of the pee. leastar and hie wife.—The pri.on® were me appsehemied IMO the month of October Lat.—Verdict, Gas7f y. Si. NM, 14 years' transportation. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YORK, Mei= 17, SOIIIIIT OP AN ODD FIIILLOWS' CLUB. —Comp Hsi rental, was charged with having, on the 4th of January Ire, at Mebane hissiously stolen box, containing 14i. lbs. lid., ties the dwelling-hams of Wilma Clark.— Mr. Pubis sad Mr. Deeseboy were he the promation ,• Mr. Ovens* be dr permer. The gems., at the dor el 'this trimmer, was d o ss e nt Min Ohl Tellem• ChM, at Itsibirre, sear P Oa the fels of harry last. *sr ma subside/ Ye essiity at the Crams ley. lan, Midarstae. at what& sasetiag various sums of = wire mid by the manbas at sa worms arm. At the iisse b rt ilms 'a l = fob were pima in a bon besaghig to the dab, te them wire ire kar t ise berg hipta s ho in. landissil af ths Irma. Intimadis et lie rub hs bra JO'S Hardisy andpersaillear at Se Wit ir Wm triM In siesib Mies wirer, Mhe was I st ths nellires afidi graboserr, eallhaften. aP a e r a wad the risme metros, mirmad. whoa he inkesmid hir dm be had ems to take idea Lee asairly for the sebbery, end. st tin mate dim the idler abeinei hiss asp u p, kb miaow stria the flier. Key task it up, whir leered ter it vas Me K seem whisk win Monti • Iddimes fa impie et the ahem air having been gime, the phase was Ileisra seal dal*. .11arslbsik. The as of tha atradt r obbers, reported in our yostardies paper, was resamsd.—Mr. . Matthewe having seidressed the,' cm of thee, Maims wire idled far tom, eta aria ea the ghee was. la &JIM ipssiL—At a Iris beer Sr. Alma glib te wm ttP, sstd Ile , adtsr on niceness ig mural I *Oft if ~IF— I Mr. Rasa Salk in Pais ammo wet the yelmars, Air For .400444/. ?AWL 734400 I • 31004 07. I (*miss. Illirlint. Liwiest. 77 73 77 00 77 44 7754 3 pa Cu.oa I Do. 117 }0 Ili Si 11:54 11354 . 44 Da . . .4 . . 4 144 • . . . 11.1ilas 0.1540 lilt i . • • 0.. 5.11141. WI . . • .. 04. 7. • • . Di. Il e , , . • • Napo hetes 107 al . . . lama& Ira lol . .. . Twomey 110•10 4 . . . Mak Sham MO ISsalwaso on Lisle. (SO tom IS ;6:1 Do. D. fp days). SI ii• 6.1;A0 Orr, ii mosey, 1$ Meant Party... 17 Mory.l7l recount; Auk et 11t.lhadloaao I mow; VS mammal ; My, per wawa ,111 anarmat Ommaaaa, , Tl 7; Easkaage es Lesko, 11711. RAILWAY NEFF& The share market showed a better and more firm appearance yesterday, without any particular feature in the transactions. SHAM LlST.—Lonbox, ltAncx 18. Neva-011.• suotattan et to Lama Ohmmeters Yaw ottaml trams. Sac. Yam d Yam la Itaaal Wien' prim. 0 1 ,955 •4 5.6•564- LA6 IM 7! Ma be We IN 967 MI 478 168 •47 /46 US 70 804 IS MO 814 11175 107 1$ 110 11 BALLWAY BILLS IN PAILLIAMMIIT. 111581.111118 171P0/1D ol DT LLUILININS =1835 AY. Mee Mr. May, leer IL c.rawill sad C.W. Misebby helm adjoined hr a Ma= ll4 0111% .62 W61 Clieme,a). rem L. Bra Ih—The OM, whim trimater tlits nersiii.. viewing ebra amine hum al the iluelides emend r - Om* ths re it Or* Norm vilt h = mo d:. T- Nee leer. Orr had rilreere prritially le Or NW Iris. ni awed the the ere Oar bare the iiimmlise hot Mee ler eat by bloadt ..__ . TATO. 1•1111. 34 4.lnrior • 74 An 444 NA. Anbergan 4 L i c A o 444 . 4 , 17:444n .. .... 1 , 14 18 . 4 Diraim. Wei. 4 PP, II lip. Man. Ind. 48. Vol4p. I IP. A. OPP. H • a lira • An. / O *48.4 004 N Jur. 1.14 I I 1 A. I arra .... ... 44 4 4 ws. l.. ADA 6 e 4 7 ANN oal Ann .... 7 6 44 N A. Ilast•aish., 1 Loh Ndt. IN. 74 Do. Dane ONO./ j Ineklaohasakln....... 1 . _.... D. Anent 4 Don N. so • to D•. 4 ..wee 1 UNA. ANL, a AU. 6. 16 A. 17144.4.1. Amor IN 144.. 100 Aar ..401x. 4 11 Lowman air Ado. owl 14416.444 4 44. 6 A 4 anew, Mn 1.... 7 Promo* 444. Do. I Pam, N 44 3-... ft 4 Mast A. 4 Ara /4 M. 14 A. e gores, "wt... 1 NanDera INN ti I II Do. Oenorn IN Deka. 4 Dope J.Y. IO M. 3 'dank,* ANN= U lawns 0.4440144 lac *IAN l6 I 17 Pert • Be. Op C. AI jp. D. A. Do., N. ...• .110. 1 p. 3 130 . New I I . De. Teel INN EN. 44 . 111 104 Do Lam.! N. Ann. Onon. II in.. I A. An. 4 Ole in 114 A.l Pens ..... 4 .. 4 34p. 176 la 15. 1.. (We. 744 ) al . 17 SP I Lospoltio• I lip. Do, Aida' * P.P. 7 A New SI Ifooporne pa D0n.146.. $ll e s Is Do. N. New lion lO Poe.* 4 4/. 4. 4 Zed !."01.44415 I Pp. 34 Nast. NOON 44 4 074n0r .. 71.4 I A i Ann Ne 14 A. Men. lO 5 4 2 A. 4 awn 1 lip. A. Arm 1061764 Do. 1:44.414........ 1 4 IS ' sad ARAI 14 341• 1 D. TIN. Do. An t tp. Ns 144,1441 4 I New l4r ........1 . ,/1.41 Jpg I 'Mg owl . rtri.= . II 44. 4 10adm..... 44 is N ' .. DA. 4Aw Ta IN D. itono IV ariba(l.AT. leg.) Do. 44. CD.N. AN.) : Net 14111•11444.44 074 N. 5..% 4IP (Z 4444" 364. 11 Dai I . Oren Norte .v . 11N O r 0k431.4•14.). 14. P U. 6 A. Dm Mg. 1 4 Peelnis. i, so Do. New 1744404.,/k Wen. 04 44 A.Aa ... . ,lf ISp. Ao••••• Areal ...... SS ' W141:1 . ; III 6ISII SI mil W0n.... • $3 N Da .Da Wee 17 1I 17 Ir.*. OD n CDs ',4 I Apnea d 0.11•04.... It is Meogibri. 24 36. IS &PP PPP N 4 Do. 041041. 707 101 1 7 wat.a••••••. 4 U Arne ... . 4B 17. 3 864..4 Lem. Nen. IP Pim IN Ilip. I Dada AND 4 It A Almeml. 34. 1. I Di. do. Anna .... Deems.. 74. N* 0 , 4.4 .. 13 11.. I Alen a Dona 4 4 o D., N.. S 5 A N. (A 121.)74. 1 N PP. owl DroPbr4l. ... t:a. 11 10. 1 7 . (SIS 4. 1 0 1.) I . Lon art 704. 11. 15 144. X. (64. IN.) 66.. 10 A. Dm ....... -.. 1 00. II IP D. (4.. 1114 4 A A De. ALS . T . :Lot. NUN I AA AA 4, I t 0. .. r rat..) a " 6 I 4 17 ...b3 r "."' " ." *44. A. 01.1 Dr (Ansi 1 4 1 4 ... 27 '1014.1 4 Anerni.! A New 3464. (PIN. p. W4Ol ASYsi 17.14. . lip. • ..14/4.. 4N. A... 4 Ili . 0 :444. 14. 4=1 • . t . 1 2 N., Awn. 4 Oroolon7 4 ii. I Lobo owl lisabwoll.. 4 1 IS AIN. IS 6 A 1444 A. I Ip. 6 134. Drehnowe i Da.,44. . ...34.2 . I Toet &AM 44 76 1.W.,....;;;. D. Aunika. SS o Drisbus, I.Q. 1 D. INOWIMOI II 4 4 N Do. 0444. MINA ... 1 0 11.8.41W1103Jkt 14 4 6 O A. A. Arr. 6p. C. 114•••• 114130/44. 13444•1•141 04 II 11.1.4.•. P 4 m lonlaToN404•0 r r Waft. 174 Si 7 17 1 Om 41 iv...a (04.1.)' UP- S D. 4 Ana 14 17.• 14 Demerara. A 1 D. New Sesno N i l 1 DA441416......... 1 A /VA 0 D. A WK.! 11 l s 70 ". 114nk Wt fir;;e4 . 1 4 11 A. PK al, M.. D. • see. Lamm •la Ilif.te• .. a . L. IN. N., SI. SB. 4 els. I A. IN. 44. Jr 4A. 34 44p. I tra4::=l/4414 .... 41 Look. ao4 I. MONS I a 0 , 0110 aod 114,44444. a I 44 Do. New ON. PM uAle. 12p. lino r 0.44m4 .... 1 4044 De. Noe Sp. I 111 PP* dyad Aro l4 N A. (4.4.4 ANN..... 11. 0 PP* mod Orookorg Pt 44 Do. de. T0P1ia..... . . Sp. SO II Ileum ma Awe I A. &rip. par 4 Pe. Is ow 14 ..2 . z:z. .. :: 4 LoatArklisses.ern $ then 1114414.-.... L, I c.....5aera..• r I •••. ► • ono our.* P N. 1.11/,11..8117• as 7.44 hanam. ,' , Durb 444 NAN .. 1240 450 1066 1434 74 11111 " Tab and Moms . .. SU " NO ON ON 167 SO Swam MN AT .. 443 NN7 /6 O 474 IN OsMe (Iloraws). .. ass ON IN 146 NS 76 Aoriesa . 447 IN ON 080 14 US SOS 24 ADA .. .... III 40 610 413 74 157 SO 012 /I 77 Sti ID U and partner. no North Kest line bad been preetkelly pealed to the Smith Peewit Company tact mhos, and the works wore in pre gems The portion of It between Lewisham and the nuivey Otha would verve the purposes of the Did Kent line. Mr. Bidder gated that it we the intention of the eempthy to Cu. quarter and half hoer Mahe an the Grevessed lies. The net of his redone* wed the usual engierering thumb& GaonXll., gone 2S.—bowtes use Bray IrresseMlL-11e CZ. mirth. of Mr. Bros" Segibeer te there tines mouthed the tom. Wade Meshy. At the bandriava Mr. O'hailey, who tel remota the Duke d lima 1. sourde r arrow the othimittee, but was Woad peresimilft, on the roma that the giantism then before the moo mitaseMie the esespeeethe met of the Ireerieir sad Bury Lucr* sad ore Newmerket and Cheteribed pettiest. The committee ad. Joanusd son Monday next. MI LONDON AND PORTBMOI7TIT.-- Soviet Neseisan Ilk—Mr. W. IL Crowley In the their. m, ateethre us mini earitier the drafts of the bias promoted by the amp., is yealiment. After a short demotion, the heeds o the Ills ewe reed, and the tills themselves ware approved. SOMTIII-EAOTIIN 87111.11-PACK NT COMPANY. dt.v. =illrerst, Ninth 18.—Mr. McGregor in the chair. A eery report front the directors wee mg which diewad awed saw ta he 4,6441. leo Bd., out of width a bribed ale. per than ems desisted. The report was adopted unanimottely. BELNINORAft,Wokv !BRAMPTON, AND STOPA VALLIY.— Spiefral reeling.—Btrrninghern, March IS. Mr. Robert haft, NAP in the chide. Resolutions were passed authureing the deems+ I; pressed with the bills now 'afore parliament, which propose 'erten alterations Intl Mr mainline by moans of a deviation from thrielinZ near Birmingham; t't construct branches to the town, of le a homicides ; irA a branch to Tiptoe, connecting this Tine w i th the South Staltedeltire Junction Railway, mar ex Dudley Port. Pewees were also man Monad to he takenassalgensating these with the helot and North-Western Railway. D FlitTN, 1.61 n VI. AND rillATCAßL.—F.peCial Meeting.— Bristol, harsh 17.—ffir R. Priee in the sheik A sukeommittee to. potted Mut an amalgamation with lit, Line: Valley bed been re- solved upon, and that the bill te authorise It boa Men reed a WOW ties, TAv mow important provisiona are: That the sues of 40,007/. and 1000 1 1 L, rated by the Marys Lipari, and Porthemrlare to form pert ef the °vital of the Lirnvi Valley, in addition to is own genital of 300,0604 11.• Llynvi Valley are to create new stock to the amount 01 00,0001., 204 shares, to be Itivortinerd rateably armee the bolder. of shares In the Duffers Llynci, and Porthoma, and ho rolls ante te mode on these thane Until the new railway is emapiesd Interest Is to be paid half-yearly, at a rote not exceeding S per eggi, yet annum, on there new shame in fall, and on the mils raid up es 1 . .17.41:11 sharer. After the oomph ties of the railway tie s . than not take for the Dulfres Llynri, and Porthmwt tolls exceeding thou authorised lase ormion to be taken by the Uthel Valley, The directors of the new company pay the comMittee M the old 40901. for rues and their solicitors' expenses ethos ar ea of the egreemst of July 24, 1846. GLASSOW, Deentea, AND CARLISLE. //nlAyearly lleake.,--themeer, Rank 16.—Mr. John Leadbetter in the cher. Theilheaker gegert poetise el the line between Dam. him ettg Clestableaa the dreamt la amayake, and likely te le the meth renaseerstielk had be ant pot la bead. The contreemes me Demi le aesthete It by Mardi I, IN& Duoilanrig the meth Mho& part of the ameba has she bees Moun the tu :t for eemphtion is bomb I, MC ma remainder of the line (tatted leg the Crawl& branch) will be let to be finished at the same time. A contract for rails has been tionaluded, and the Glasgow and Ayr are maturing plans for working the line. The Oskar...Meet showed that at Slat January last, the original deposit of If. 10e. bad been re embed upon the whole stork of the eeenpeayl and the call made as 30th N or , w a s orecontlng to 1341,0001., had then been paid on 44,701 obsess, equal to 111,8151., lethingonly 7,134 shares, or 18.0651. unpaid. Of this aortae, a comberahle balmee bar mime bee reeeived. As interest only began to ran front MA November last, it has teem rensidered advisable to delay the payment of interest till after the so r try's balance, on 314 July next 'The ethreholders then rene u wal, after that balance, maim 5 per rent, interest for eight meths 011 the amount paid up at 30th Nev., 1446, and on any sates guest call that nay he samba from the date of meant. The pap. mends el engineering and law expenses Incurred previous to the pass ' big of the company's net, entered on the balance heat, are only le accoont, the MoNeNtre not having yet been rendered. The report entered into a abort review of the puree and prospects of the ems panty's bills in parliament, and of the unavailidg negotiation, with the Catiedonlan. After Mr. Leadbetter bad addressed the meeting at wn odderehle length. resolutions of of the report were agreed to COMMERCIAL AND MARKRTS. PRODUCE.—Minerno-Luts, Mue 11.—ingar: The article On dimes to wear a very firm sppearanoe. The public Wes consisted of 2100 boxes yellow liamansh, which Miley found buyers from 44 is Ms., and 2600 bags Pernsaabueo, which alto said from 43.. to 605., all which wart con.idered fall prigs; re6nrd has become scarce ready for delivery, and humps are quoted 64a. to 66 , .--Coffee 2000 hags Costa Ries sold heavily at a decline of Is. to 2.., but the qualities wars generally low, 31s. 6d. to Sta., a part hla. to 41e. ; IMO ban rot ordinary Ceylon eold Irregularly, the fret part at 43a., the latter at 41s. 6d., which was a d‘rdine of about Is.—Tin: 1000 slabs of Malts were offered and bought In at Es. to 99x.—Last India jute sold at 111. to 191.-Bnan hemp ho .ght in at 161.105. ; Bombay hemp sold at 111.; Gambler told at 111. to 135.--Cutton remains steady et Ile. to Sls. 3d.—Tea : The tale has gone off very dull to-day ; 16,106 pachagee passed auction, out of which scarcely mkt, but trims rentals unaltered. COTTON.—Limaran, MAtell le. —The ego to-day ewe 3,10 bake. The tom of the market eras • Iktie better, but no cheap ie prim. ILAscznana, Mee IB.—There Me been more MIMI tar the lighter darriptions of cloth since Tuesday, and price uo identity firm, the Cambria haring brought same comidnable ordors ke the Veiled States of America. There la more Maser also dolor fa Tun, bat the trade is net so brisk as might be expected at a time alum the preparations t,r wing shipments Mould operate upon the market. _ _ . B, 7 llDW•l3l.—lhm Aitsmeato Tnion—Our Birmingham KM. =eOt writes :—" The orders brought by the Cambria Mr the ram. f the town have not come up to anticipation. The whales required are chiefly in the mddlery and harness departments, with • fair amount of Olden for crigintatols. nom Canada there it mare* a Angle order. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAn.s. ow eon eon. err, awn Danl. . • I ' o . l .. 0 01.110,•102•011.- 0 Menke mad Waoselord .. 0 1 Madan •. • malice . 0 Ilarna•Apit I Do•••••••• 0 I Treace . . • Opty..X.ll.W. 0 0 W. 1 • •• Mee f 1 Oman. !Jaw 0 0 Liam Mauer 0 llama wel • anon Ape 11•1 liworear• . .0 • Whotherna. . • MANI. Apt le GSAVISY-ND, Maass IL—Arrieed City of Boulogne, Boulogne Earl of Liverpool, Calais; City a lades. and Rainbow, Rotterdam Princes Victoria, Antwerp ; 'adman, Bakke • Doug'," Juba' Done, lfragere ; Peraa, Bombay ; Selby, Seville ; tictorine, Cam ' Baia, St. Mkhaers ; Hopeful, Amsterdam ; Mary ADO, Teal; Bis. man, Calcutta; Ane Catrine, Denmark; Aurora, Arundel; Nortka, Krohenbon ; Daphne, and Lynx, Lisboa; Merger, Denmark; Dada wood, Patagonia ; Llsaratte and Henrietta, prietawokl. Balled II 1 John Bull. and Pearl, Montreal; IS, Catharine Boland, Bersmada; Recovery, Quebec; Doa, Odom; Claudine, New York; Paine, Cape P al mas; Marankam, St. John'.; Wilson, Sierra Leone; toodore, Sydney: Prospero, LIAM; 80b0, Antwerp; I.lorboran ; BenICIW; IkIMst,UAW. LITZMPOOL, Mani IL—Arrived:: Otyrepo, Bordeaux ; Oirterals. Malaga ; Bertha, Palermo ; Planer, Dirt mti ; Carotin; Ciema s Sairits ; Battle, Ottani*. Bailed: Isabella Arnett, Calcutta' ramble, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Mater, fat. Jain* N. 8.; Ashland. New York; Amber, Bombay; Pauline, Boston ; Tearer, Para; Oxford, and Peter Hatteriek, New York ; Potentate, ; Alba trom, Boston; I orient*, Antwerp; White Mouse, Smyrna; Triumph; New York; Hete, Malta and Zak ; taleorn, Malta; Berhampere, Caleutta.—Off the Port: Ceacent (schooner) ; Queen Mats( ship) ; Ana Dingwall (torque); Aqua Mara. (alp).—The Adelaide, tee Halifax, hoe put hack with damage, having been in contact with as Senna, for BAtimore, on the Oa ins* int, of Hol)heed; lOW awl is supposed to bare also resolved damage. [Advertisement]—A CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN AND HouewaY's Pu.ut—A pear woe, who led bees In a very do. dining mate of health for. coneklerelde time, end had tried all the doctors in his neighbourhood without derivlag the least tenet, hee been reetored to perfect health, ins few weeks, by Holloway's eels. braced pills, wilt& were presented to the then apperently dying er bye dletinguiebed curator of the Catholic clergy. John Thoreoce. Fiq., the proprietor of the Armagh Gemeffsm," can Mot to the tenth of this, ea well as other remarkable that have Men effected In that part of Ireland br the one of this akbnted meal**. erd= all London. druggists, and at Pedsea llolloways totabiblenent, BIRTHS. 3 AX III - - Aarft 17. •t Broft-Nreft, Orraftnarftssre, L•d7 'NW. r • Ambler. BARTLEY —Marra U. •t Rftftry ►1•• e, Weft Mawr, UN +Wag IL Bartley, Ift , of • daftfter. BOYLAN —Yank N. as Wa•Wre. Aft Ink ft P. ftylas,ja., Aft 01 • assent r. GARLAND —Yuri 15 •t Ormnftae•yark, O•alrrrr•B, W ftle NM. 7. sommarisiti. is. et I.lllaates, the idle ef Da. A.l. Nutt.. w•wa. JA R).—birch 11, Km I. Seam, et Cern Otlys, Stesetomeeldn, W • easetWr. StallOP.—llarel IS, at ream& 'T tow, Debits, We vile Xs. LT./amps el • &inflater. JON 68.—Marcit 11,11 Ilestkaed, Wm O. 1. Jean, et • or. LTRlGHT.—lteaelk 10. at Oweinlew a•eis, Prey. Will, CWII, the will A J Lewaht, A tine. MAUL.—llaseh 11, et Thelvertaw, the wlla et Me Ilay. IL C. ltesl,o • wS. ISTANDlBll.—Ileach IS, at Dasba,7-perk, the wale of W. R. Stahel* Wee Olreteetet. Maw, 9. ^ Stem. In., et aesabter. TOLCSIL—Xwah IS, at lawkliail. rho, asphsw. Wm lawn IL Willa, at • ow WOOLLISTO-11Luelt 11, et Sea* OullWaltam We. T. S. Wocaideh,4 —4k. ••••••••••s. MISALM...INC, NNALMNIIIIIIIr-..CIA/LL—At Jaarob Mama. [AWL WO* pr. LC& imamhaw, maw od Drosidaky. alt Loma llneralarf• •art /..0 , of IlMeoarfry. to tho wady at Llama.. r Wormat,addro of aka NM Wm 1. Clarke, Iva, of swam Naa, la dr armor of Illosatimbwfma, deal *maw wet co.boarm of tat Ira £4 Pumlat.Aei.yet likshommusboatk, la dr wary a Dallm. OONWAT-..PHILLOS.....IIkort la at rearms It.exwatbdWo.= Nov. / law lbw of 111. Warw. the /WC W. A..Casmay. to Aaso lko of Oa T.Lramiip. IDWARDS.4INWINIML—IIawIt If, at Worts tapar-Itar. by tbl! R.T. N. a. Neorrabwa.o. A. Ildwaraa lot captain as Ur IMb NW. JAW Dy NeIIL marmot twasits. • I the Mt. IL Newarr. Req.. at 7LOO-11•Yel. le at blantobort. w N . , C. m bali • FINSCWW. lam ISA vira. 11eY03.4.0rt artard Wad' wort . WaNkrik. . / & Mb. Nodrlf. to lULYOl4—ANSEL—itarck It. at Parry. by We st... I. 'Mawr.. dr Nov. J. Tollz w erla, to Itaryarm, soma daughter of tat lam IL 1176 ZW/Ndi W. at Parry. by Om Now. Ybomra, lIY. alag. Ilseibraitoo Mary, ram ttaaskalo of dr Mr N. Nam MARTIN IC at Dark C. Itarda, ertcDr a/JerezLam. obis daddWor N.J. Orthod, aft. 100 "."‘ V" X ZASAata N. at Xamdarata, W Bow. W. gm paw,l A 11W4NNa. ,et Mgr,W llll2oe Ilar• mar, Madan dallallM of OULU W. Minim Nog., of Own grab PLUL—NOWELIo—IIImit 11, Illimodow, by We In. W. IL Mt. W. TwiLaileeplaftek. I• SW las, yometat OMI= 14 1 0=11WIPV..-111= 4 1 . /. Ntraeo 11.81. 20 . 14 ,2 gl i e . Bra i . =Alt wow: KUwo sal r.e rrz: www. Zan, w ll Ansa MM., yoompir tor it MM Malta NW Zobarlata, of W.wa ore,ldeirorl/ • DRAM/ IL at aliblia7 NZ , / Asa, the 'Maw et .. YM ear 3 tliaarldt. *aka law=. W. ingrate. >y.. .7 Ll•fg% LL in Way. ateakartap. 0.11. Its.wer. We_ ss. at tress Dadra. Itaa La , I". 11= i r , OS. ...a.TWL-4Swit U. at 11. U. 0.14. WOW* la =Los Sagrosatoldiat Ist . natn. W. Coma, WS. WI •D r Si. WIMITI. at Tear Tao Clam" Wass Wm, T. Dab 1 •10 111.10 Tataa.api SI. DIMIIII4-1111Noi IS, Dag Asa, *Wet Eau/Oita d the labs We. VW s OMlLali croa,4 2arir m..„ suic iag.,..a v iwy ak 4, 4 l . , ll: o... eretwasdw i : smd... a mlsaml..llW 11, et Dads. iewlst, Esq., ol Waal-1411, Swaim,* %we. Ciltpasea, aged W. I.4l.o2loil—ltarch IS, at 14.1111 in. S. W. La.lbreace. La TOUCHIL—Wasca 14. at Basset-awast, Daattn, O. D. 14 banistar.at-law. NSW MAN.—Nan! la, at Ilassaasplas„ J. Ilawara. aeld WICHOLIOX.—IIarck 11, at 7. Tat-west, lkwasa ga 11 waft sal Lair,. Oka sea d lt da kaskaa, Pau Drat-WWW .•""' ud is. 0111.MTISmai IC at It Clialar-torimas. toteaSs-jossl. a/Way/dais Yin 0. S. Oates. itag,.../ SOW _. PIIISIIII-alavait t ,as US, Nisgrovarot DaWa, " et W P ember Mole 1171310 SITS IT. Mary. tha preen &semi of 14. It. 0210117. !altar Wawa. Nolo Mlnagilla. siva M. 17.S.CEL—Darr 17.4 aswewsaa. am, the wife ol Yr. V. R. To& ATLICEL—SCarek _4llpli•_lot- et : VILUM a a •INNE11•11% ROW* et Wirr2Wwilaci vrte lv7.4"mh o. rc l " 4 "D. P 1) Wair.S. thinsr.llll'.7ln"..l.... 11'00D,-11Wte I. ct ...sed e meirs. F. 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