The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

Mount for the lut ten yeses, and his associates had been rf the very worst character, relating thieves; beggars, sad cadgers ; and Meer had been in Chatham Gaol r arrant fur basso; his family in 1811. and was then living with a woman who used to go about begging as a widow. Monet lived at a lndgiag•hoaes is Nortbtliset called the " travil:er's rem," the resort of all sorts of disreputib!s characters. flaw Mount before the Orevesocd ►each oa or w►en be was going to be relieved frees the poor-box, and witness stopped it. Witness would not believe Mount spot' hie oath. James Grover. army-outfitter, of 1140-street, Chatham, examined—Met Bradshaw when he (witness) was in com party with Sir Frederick Smith and Walk on the military med. Bradshaw spoke to Wells, junior, and they introduced Bradshaw to Sir Frederick. Bradshaw then promised We vote to Sir Frederick. There was nothing said abnut plum or een•ioo. They afterwarde, on soother occasion, we Bra.L.haw on the brook, and Sir Fro !trick shook hands eiti,h him. Witness was with Sir Fre.'eriek during nearly the whole of the canvass, but never heard him promise any thing like place or pension, in consideration of votes. Oa the contrary, wh the subject was broached, Sir Fre derick Said it was a shins/ he could not do. Was premium with Sir Frederick from the commencement to the close of the canvass, and beard Sir Frederick canvass nearly 1,000 people, and the foregoing wee the answer Sir Frederick gave during the whole of the canvass. Witness saw Tattoo, who said he sLosild have a vote for Sir Fredariek. but remained neutral fur private reasons. Nothing was said about Cooper in witneois presence. Cro-s•eastained—Never beard Sir Frederick say any thing that could induce voters to thiak that be would ad• mime their interest or give thi in places. Sir Frederick did not, on the occasion of canvassing Bradshaw, remain be hind with hint to speak to him. Never heard Sir Frede rick say he had given letter to parties to take to the Ad miralty. and did not know that Bradshaw had been to the Admirlity. or about Ackworth and Cooper's cam. There had been a false end ridiculous charge made against wit. MSS by '.me members of the chapel he attended, to the effect that -fitness bad been la a eublie-heese an Sundays, taking his nips and pint. (Laughter.) Charles Isaacs, naval and military outfitter of Chatham, deposed that he supported Sir F. Smith, and canvassed with him daring the whole of the canalise. Never heard Sir Frederick give any promise to a Teter of a situation or employmeatia respect of his vote. Several of the voters asked witness about situations, but they did not ask Sir Froderiek. Witness invariably told them it was impossible for Sir Frederick to do it. Was with Sir Frederick when Tattoo was esamesed. Sir Frederick celled on Tattoo, who was at work is his garden, and said, " Mr. Tattoo, I've ear give calved to solicit year vete; will you it me 1' Tattoa said, " I am exceedingly sorry, Ur Frede rick, t I cannot promise ." Sir F rederick !Ti said, " Oh, indeed ;" and Tattoo said, " Tea, r.• got my private reasons for not doing as." Sir Frederick said " I hops voted not vote against as," sad Tale en said " I prosais. , you I will not." Sir Frederick then sheet kande with Tattoo end left with whams. The ages of Omper was never mentioned. Witness knew Caller and had seen him at the Diver Castle a aim* prier to lite when Cooper said " I have had 111181111111 to go SD cFre derick to intercede for me with Aimee going away in my debt. and I should not, out of igratitals, vote ageism him.' Had tinsel Sir Frederick my he would net give a *miry@ to those who Weise *sir soss eluding to rumours of persons who had wedged Admiral Marling and were like to break their precise. Sir Frederick stated Skis at a meeting of COO weave and on War occasions. Cromesamised—Os M someekm did Mir Fresiselek speak to a vote: whoa whams osill slow soIIIMMINIS Weft with him, about plass, as glided, et eingielmane. Brametiases ea +hoe.. nemesia Ile Maa s ma as two people would wit about p!a.es. Maris od.:Assio swool with wavering voters, but new lisessod babst ow to have a oss vorkstion with thew Amon asigb. haw soe, "I 've . I should like to pi Ida tato Sio aelltrri; g e = use ft answer always was, " It b Ingeneible for Mr ID do so." Never talked with /Merl Driver able= ployment in the dockyard, col sever laud of Sir having written letters to tha By the Committee—Now Law l>t Prederiek to mown alone. Never saw lirsesksti ol the So. The osaysosios party was with Sit heisvidi whw Ito sow Bradshaw. James Butte% nmelar !summarise_ fre_lle years is Chet • Dickyaedg il nimMaF.Mmemained the appointment of Chapeau ne ass later dsgsolmat la kit Time ins swami, Ilio SI& in liso sad Citomon wss vossswoutiloi b dr wise always gave as WMneuriliaibg three sow, Zistethe see be t be Met ualilled. Wham rjrnended Chapman, WI Ur Zroiafmt had stet =:Do Liss es the sal of Mier Vs @why/neat. was recommended In Mei* esetermity• with the rake of the service. The ap=Zof Pitts after this, la April, was suggested to and he had a listen Dom Aekwortk - on the selfaii. Fitts as an Ippon- Bee from a bey ; and ble fellente's) re In of Chapman sad nisei** ef his *Oaks, fir the bent it of the service. The eaptalawaper inteadent said, " Fick oat the best sea you ma to fill the Aloe, whether sib% er !oryead of from the hired men the lost men." Whom Its 4 always acted on theme Waif% Rassubsomi this sispilit saint of Brien in Ala. Brien wee wilg Mtgsehaaktal, sad his appointment was in el eia4remei mialber marring. Wastes, after aglds,reementendedF from own knowledge of • Masse. Did not at 11110 'ennead him at tke Milesm of Mr F. Ikea, sad it we. b.- Aso it ?Wiwi& use as SW maim • Cpsos-nomissa—lrpoirossmosaisliss of tboss sus was to have the soastionfiftlii Abasoft, oppislowat use down to inpidwesposioSsaisat oat So taws. Men were on prolalisisillso piss without a vowatiossur rim. Pitts had bees es wing .as, but was reamed& Wit ness knew Casper when be lived in a collar wilt seeks and hens. (Lanka) Aekworth made an spgibetims to witness to nobles Pinata Marsh; bat whams honed de stroyed the loser of &pounds.. to which he never gave en answer. We. not a ossaltsr of Sir Frederick's com mittee, and Neer meowed as any occasion. Though the captain•segoriatendent was inclined to the whip ; bat . . . . -- far as ad aipoiitieTeCis hewas entirely neutral, io . .ed dy tbs Cosamittee—Brien was on probation still, to ill vacancies. Witmer never recommended Pitt as one of the three ; and new should do so. Never knew of any person elauthority in he dockyard, Wider in his department or ray other, cannishmhtess 6w heir votes. It was spied the rules of the deskred V ino. Joseph Ackwith , et hro,, tallow 'headier, examiteni—Wat sal voted he Be, F. Smith. Knew Oespr hikes ths airmisi Diesel. Came to know if whams iewlt tinis whim. is Pitts re instated in the Nosey. was that Pitts had been wear Mr the vaig paft ; that he (Cooper) was gybe slak of ' • that t " Wes" own metre, together with Oben, lied humbelimi j eld that he should did himself hdd ander an Yon to witness It la would use Sir Fredmisk and get reinstated. as kegs wee Ms woad. in the wee at diet limo tribe eikpelegi to witsmu mPu gg Cooper tome isito venires Beg mot benew messy, and owed +items M. width kg Masa PEA him yyeert..4.:"Per said Pitts was. geed ass sod kept ble =sew= sister. Winsome, in reply, said, " lb Frederick is No has. but I will write to bier at Plyesoik." Did is, bat =solved no newer. Cooper sons so figgicially We whisk* imp as to be a prfeet indiemse, No said M MsM gond ar Ilevetee to support Sir Frederick if whams get PM a plan We asels, in repl, said, " I don't ask yes to Inn en Sir Frede rick," know i ng Creeper to Moe been demi " wed" Go the ether aide. A walker toadagsdberwlisem caw Sir Frederick at a meeting at the tem, sal spas Os Wm at the ekes, of it about Pies bat Sir FrekekkeidosS seem to oatertain the matter so Inearably as items add have =wad. Sir Frederick might have said' I 7 see what goo be doss, or that it was toe Me." Saw Bisper aftenreede, No told biro he had t =to Sir Fred. Cower was a en encidingly ea everyone at asthma kaew. Cooper came as = Ike& Sir Fisk e= was at witness's hews, =A si on Br Fred/vie the hoperteses of giciag>ilmmelhk* Mese= to the make as the vomitus were Maly Vibe rifted up. Biz Fsokrtik mete aline or two des* to putty a tea, as Creepy would sot leave the gage till he bid ke IBMs No he leek it himself to the peMelltsa, mobil odMewl* Feedwisk's letters were spout Cogger ai d Admitally had sot used him ma, and it we obey hat lie Asada wrote the letter. Weems Mt ge Monet k Pitt, mod Cooper said " What phew between as is ht eseddeaes, and I do set want ay of the blue pony to know it." Weems was aoraainted Dines, sad wrote him a sole, of which Cooper was wave. Berm task he Wats and ridiculed it, saying Pitts droll soit bresem shosilles ; and Coarse said Barton was offikag _but a patlemaa. After this. whamrequment 51, Fredeeidt la mills a Ms tat= A . went up to Lase with k i t . =argosy with . The Mew was mililsomel So Om= at the . It was eialisly a be et MOO- Maihm Witness was mast up te "lii. OvoW, No amid had tail bin of Pitta's ease. Kr. Ormot mid M skal 7ave his stestiss. Revise; urged upon Mr. km= to (he it MP kesiedisse atteska, witness gems dew, No Mid Ceesee Bo islaM Was sot mad% boa =kW havoimid to Nr. Osnot it wok be a peat amislasse Fasiskile, bet =est a day sr es atter =tams under told wimeogy had bags up, mod so war mailmen derived al Chatham sliest Pelee saes bean the Admiralty. Oser ezi ess very math die -was vieleat spa a Eskimo. Ad- Mrttat kept ahlehltdle lb Psi wadi ii lave glegosill."&ill el his ewe poke Ikea that Ode diaggehimmil sheen havo wises. Wirier did oat take mg be Om milm gligessis lde lags., and dkl not genesis, being sesem Opolessessil—lba kosebe Oosper tone years, and was friendly with him anti tide imeasties. Chatted with hiss in an amlashle way Mtgs. Had served id =er too mach, having bad sash= to so him as a His great object in Mg 11102111 MN to serve Pitts =I his sister, and ti p t o p: witness was before Sir e* three C a l l = l end the application to Buries gook* weeks bean ' , he election. Cooper spike int the 14 er 16 voles to witness both before and after die alestlim, but did not al- tys speak about Pitts and WM Mt I=r. Cooper decidedly stated the wadi =SI kr ft?. if Pitts were re-instated. Wham hie loss Ilk F. Milk be. tore and alter this, bet MI No knew he told Sir Fvedeatek =eat the 14 or 16 voted wed try Cooper. Wilma said So Sir Frederick bobspoillis would do all he could for Pets and that it would em be of mss iderahls advert, tep to whom, but to Phts's w7iawad sister. Witness no dealt said Sir Frederick would lave Cowers support, but wool certain he odd lie to tun 16 votes. Wm not gestals be MAIM would do his best to have PIM sikintstel hi gunk oblige witame sad wenn =Wgelemoihtsiese. MI set want being reminded m an No eeth, eel mold set melba: vetted BB It Moves Duly hrisid to Sit Frederick if he misstated Pith be would hoes Cooper's sup port. Sir Frederick said he would do his best Always understood that Pitts's appoiatment was ca c3ndition of Cooper's voting for Sir Frrilk. Smith. Mr. Grant was one of the secretaries to the Admiralty then, and witness saw him alone. When he took the letter to Mr. Grant, he opened it and laid it on the table inthadi. slily. There was only a hoe or two jail, and he sail," 1 meows your name is Ackworth; you've hues up here to knew if Pith can be reinstated in the roper, f" Witness said yes, and then went lute fall wheelers, stating Pitts had been reduced ; that he kept bis Aster ; was a very de • earring man, and het there were now vacancies likely to be filled up ; and if Mr. Great gave the matter his un mediate attention, witness would consider it a great favour; it would b? conferring considerable benefit on the family, and very materially assist Sir Frederick Smith in the coming election, because Cooper and others would doubt less give him their suppert. That was the sum and sub stance of it all. Did not mention Cooper's name to Mr. Grant. Sir Frederick did sot instruct witness to make this state ment, nor did witness tell Sir Frederick what had pissed at the Admiralty. Cooper had his doubts whether Pitts i would be reinstated. Did not send for Cooper to meet Sir Frederick at his house. Had said in a letter to Cooper, already produced, " I told you most solemnly I would not have it knows on any sessaat, relative to the letter ; we look to the Secestam of the Admiralty." Had written this because witness Ohm& Cooper was braking ore.- dente, at Brampton, leGaptain Harris. Did nit think it was an awkward asetehr, or that there was any bartering for Cooper's vow Thought it was quite right, and would not mind doing it spin gehserrow. Had simply the poor family in view, sod ISM' kr BO one. That was what be meant in the hem, bet lie meld not say anythiog more skeet it 0111111ss bs had the letter that was sent to Mr. Greet Perseus lid things, and innocent things, without wishing them Is be haown. le-mternisedi-41r. Grant would know the subject of witness essaisg, Wm* the letter was only a letter of in troduction, previews areastanication with the Admiralty having take il l i r t m an en re tbe subject. Had heard that Cooper had bees sigreseetations about Chatham relative to Pitta's ease , sell when he made application to the lion. George Byng .beat Pitts, be almost kicked him out of doors, and that SirTrededek was as bad, and that there was that wretch Ackweedlywle wee as bad as the rest. Never solicited either Cooper sr MY tomes kr Sir Frederiek.Wtote the letter alluded to limier ezeitsment. Mr. Hills, the s i licitor same late witaem's gam ems day and said, "we don't imam Omer in say of Ids blonds," and Sir Frederick and Goya were maw whom Mr. Hills denounced Cooper. la this matter witness begged to say he was not iellseneed by say political sianeravre bet was actuated by ' a partly besevelent oldest, an he Would steed or fall by that. By theXemmitte•--Mmer beard a maser that Sir Fre derick bed gamed Gem 111. ble mos. BMW, tbaa Heard Caper say Flodeekk bad mid, (Gem) should be disegpsisteddse wwY pap Y out el Wm ern pocket; " awl - Mamas Miter Ibewils Gaspar mid 16 Per derick offered it ; bus witseas did set bane Sir rredwdek ever did se. On their .erasing from Mr. Grant at the Ad miralty, Cooper wee excited and shrugged up his shoal den, and said he was afraid the appointment would not be made. Witness thought Sir Frederick had sees Mr. Grant at the Admiralty previously, and that would account for Mr. Grant knowing the matter on witness going to him ; and from the result of witness's interview with Sir Fee -1 &rick, he had a doubt if Pitt's appoiatateat would ever take place, as there wen Memos@ exerted against him in the docky ard. Adjourned to 11 o'clock this day. lANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LIN COLNSHIRE RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the preton of this railway was lad yesterday, at the Cara ieWye Wee cheater. The Right Has. the Bari NToises.Tez. the chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. The report, of white an &ammo has already boss published, was taken es ned. The noble CLIMAX mond the adoption it the rei r CZAPNAN, tbe vise-ebalresaa. wenn the iestfon. Mr. C. Moorrox noon she Minnie OSISSIMISSi " That the report and eseenate of the abeseno be se edged, and that a ensitittee of sees. shoeshine* be mew ,to cosh. with the directors MIIIIIIZAINIIM . asPilladi ad i stnee nTel = a l aloe fir dm par " ! aspsassspow of ressialai Ins tbe Mae sennionsote exiting knees this an ether railing an nun sew peaks; sad of uwawtq if say, an not nine. ea be saluted late by this sesepiny with the Gast Nonni. laws Cowpony, he the Ennat leant of the toe a der iagt, and ea S Oak °Odom sad toodnines at as *dinned of the share holders to be bell at Hum' em the March next." Mr. Amoco seconded the sineednon lb. MOSITON end be wend pion hr iniminnt ; bet the sometime bad mat sane W a sees when our /open left. CUBERT UNITED MINING COMPANY. Agummal soft of the adventurers of this com mas. Mid ,eta,, at Use Jamie& Coftwhows ; Mr. BT/OX tee we chair. TM report whisk was reed expreered the intik:Ulm of the wareattes is kaki te state that the mensal peeper of mass ma Mealy ealliestery. DM kr ke mane. dented tberaties el the wet wawa the eparaliene at the ,time .said lave been Ida seers satalkatery. TM swam% staled up to the presses Ma t showed a en& Mimes at the beakers is hem elf the eivestoren of 4191. 7e. bd. t the sommittee had andsmeased to liquidate the Ilablfteles whisk had *Masi es ask swiss late oftce, C1T..1115 to %UM, mad key hell new le mart kW they se weft es paid esprelftere in wimadea with the Ireeklas of the Rl every MS up to the Slot Imam. A call ef is. per share was recommended ; sad la andaella, the semiefttee Metered theft seinistas that their milerlaing meld now opeetay he besaght ado a dividend-mks waillilas. Aka seems einvereetha, is which swims paean= thalami the sammittee for ftseir good masegmese, She mow%maniacally adopted. The resommendei ea wee then egrad to, pay able ea the Mk of March. No farther all, it wu stated, would be made fit kw maths. • readatios was passed tailing spas the mambas r eabealt at dr aest Torelipit rtes sad kr the ainpany. • realm I Lion was paned the andltem Sir . D. Mama sad Mr. I. Weems. kr Mmes. awl ability. dweller resoluta. was pawed theskien the esmaitem The meat ing ma thin mi. yodel kr the pewee el oessiderkg arrears of ma t wiesestleg to ME lb. nth sad after ems MINOMM it was agreed that sake shed& be glees to the perdue la anew, sotifyieg sat asks the galls were paid sp W the 15th et blank their names would be hurled to the WWI= to he wad is the anal raw/ la the Stan. aeries Omit MANCHZNYER AND SOUTHPORT RAILWAY. A suiting of the directors of this company was held yesterday at Manchester, when a dividend was declared equal to that to be declared to-morrow by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company ; being virtually • declaration of 3pa cwt. per annum. This closed the business. NORFOLK RAILWAY.--Tho half-yearly Billedieg at the proprietors of the above company was held yeeeordely at the °Mee, Guildhall-buildings. Ms. Peito, M.P., was laths chair. The report of the directors stated that the mesas of the past Wiles, as shown on this acacia% preload an increase of about 3,2001., as compared with the manspandlag period of the previous year, whilst no addieila le seeds to the working expenses. The Eastern Comities Balivrsy Company having declared • dividend at de. pm share, the monsters of Norfolk stock will be entitled M a dividend of 11.10.. per 1001. stock, sad of 4e. M. pm elegem the sew 201. shares (151. paid up) and of Is. ea dm Mho shares paid no in full. The dividend warrants will be payable oar the 16th of March nest. The latirest cm the new 41. par mat debenture desk will he misdated to this day, sad peak es Its 1611 of Mar eh. The Mohnen, is -wise de depths of the emend into Imsdismed esplenaduse the of the .--Tha maim of the shahs= been carried, . ensidered the semmale very tory, the insane% es slows by them bobs 1.11101. dazing*, pest sin insalbs; mid he Ilmiught, with lie that they add Addy aped a vary esestiseabis dmir maids when the illhesat mademstel Ilaw, whisk would be in immediate aumenles with WIMP" wore asupletod.—The Endes wee thin pat, sad seeded meek usemiym wire she the ether resehttioes sidedyisi the in the upset, sad the lamella' them broke up. 017foLI BaffraiT CoNYANY.—Yestards the 13th half-yearly eadbaari misting of the eharsisiisrs of this company was bald at the Ciramina Oslisphonse, to I receive the roped of the &ream% end to Isenmet the other business of the company. The eheir wee malpied by Sir W. B. Fferalkos, Bart- The dated that in seemliest* with the wish of the as expressed at the last meads& a bill had be pratradd to penth ouse to emend the lame mid* is roust poen the pro mellow of the meow, whisk had isesived the bet and emend soading, std owed eemelelel for the 6th pros. It also seated than the diresters bad held several interviews with the ion Id& Counidesess, with • view to the . iaissbia sempsessat of the dillessele at resent existing between Os res Wise, bee Tithed say fsereantde result. The sitissiat et fee essmals up to tie Mk imbue gave i~iaiele—The ressire__lnes the ba w l C di esitsiy aresseed to 166,111171. In 11d., sad the Whose bassi mareate M 3,6531. 111. IL The Chaim& aeri the sseerhu sad Merlon of dee spec, midi eel uesedreedy egret eit. The saerieg ihseten as* agile= ere ilesa se-sisslei. AS Ms saes et the =Mtits Chrieurs dholersi as puma amsdag ei eeesuessil thr of sake a model resift wadi be OM bail is herenbedslei Se it the draft of Ile YR at bear purilmest. The aseting levisi brew assi st. Mc Eames ezralaed ths yetealpiss OR 111 e. Dasher moved, sad .11r. As esseediad a remintion te the effect that the meeting sprees* of tits 1114 owl ordered that the common seal of the abeeld be at se it. A Tote of thanks to the lisabeatod the press& LW. 801ITII EASTERN RaLIVATTIIIfSO receipts for the week ending Feb. 26, 1853:—£9,886 be. Bd.; ditto, week eliding Feb. 28, 1862, £9,626 18e. 10d. Increase, £260 be. 10d. GIOBERIT's LITERARY RixAnis.-11. Omar Spat, who h►d bets charged with the eimimillew esi seised= of the papers left ity the Alibi ebbsetl, hos pelliaimi letter stating that the harts, ykiliat le tha aide, of her etrausel, would 'Mallow him that UM a Weeder, of all the papers eon that valuable cellos** ; had ecialequestly that tat. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.—MoNDAr. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 5 to 1 opt Mr. Higginson's Booms (6 to 1t) 7 te 1 Mr. Masores Mies Mowbray 7 tat 1 Mr. Meson's Osem 11 to 1 Captain Seett's Metres 13 to 1 Lord Waterford's Due an Manes (t) Owing, no doubt, to the state of the weather, which makes it doubtful if the nee will come off, business was extremely deli, and, beyond showing an Improvement in Bourton and Due an Mums', the latter having been almost friendics at the close of het week, without any resell worth referring to. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 4 to 1 ;Ist Mr. T. Megeon's Weathergage (t and aft of ) 6 to 1 Mr. Mreson's Doubt (t 6to 1) 6 to 1 Lord Waterford's Baliewatown (t) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 13 to 1 aFrst Mr. R. Cowls 's Larapedo NEWMARKETHANDICAP. 5 to 1 apt Mr. T. Parr's Contentment DERBY. 9 to 1 apt Mr. Bova'.; iVest Atunzalian (t and aft oft) 15 to 1 Mr. Surttet se Hostywood (t and ',toff) 15 to 1 Baron Rothschild's:Oman (toad allot) 15 to 1 IMr. Powney'a Ciaeu (t and aft off) 20 to 1 Lord J. Scott's Th. Reiser (t) 22 to 1 Captain Lane's Ninnyhammer (t) 40 to 1 Mr. B. Way's Bracket (t and aft off) 100 to 20 Sir C. Rushoura Ethalbert (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Mare's Pharold _ _ West Insindian,iiOneiwin4, Cie;;., and Orestes, each backed for nearly 2001., were steady at the prices returned, and Ninnyhammer in considerable form at a marked im provement ; 20 to t was taken to 1501. about The Reiver, 1,000 to 25 about Brocket, 1,000 to 20 about Ettielbert, and 2,000 even laid between Cineas and Roneywood. COVENTRY STEEPLE-CHASES. Time events are postponed sins die. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. A telegraphic communication reached us last night to the effect that the ground at Aintree was quite fft, and that there was every prospect of the races coutßag of on Wed nesday. NAVAL Porromorrnr, Fan.2l3:LThe Duke of Wellington, 131, screw line of battle ship, Captain H. B. Martin, C. 8., was taken out of the steam basin into the dock to-day, to enable the animas to complete her maoldaary. An effort is to be made to 'mapper her whilst now in deck, instead of having to bring her in again for that wpm. The Aga memnon, 91, strew steam ship, Captain Sir Thomas Malt land, had bar crew turned over to the Camperdem hulk to-doils o esder that she may be fumigated. The searlatiaa still amen the crew : eases were sent to Hasler H en Seemday, and the additional ems yesterday. The IS , Captain G. H. Mandy , beat sails this Mgoing out of harbour to sail fee Ply mesa. T Cruiser, 18, screw stem sloop, Commander the Km. G. H. Demise, hauled over to the Malabar coal depot today to emageto in feeL The Illustrious, 72, was takes into No. 9 Dock to-day, to be fitted up as a guard ship. The Thomas Arbuthnot. having bud quarters of the 48th Regiment on board, sailed from the Motherbank tor Ueda yesterday evening. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1853. gab) lattlitgence. PAUITY COURTS. —YarzaDAy. DivoOs Iva Loam hems or Amu. BALI V. KTIVON.—PIiACTICI !INDIA SRI CUANCENT PRAM= AIIINDNIINT Acr, 15 AND 14 Vice. c. 86, 'sc. 42.._ Mr. Eldesion, for the plaintiffs In this uses, said the claim was filed by the representatives of a mortgagee spinet the devisees of one moiety of the 'lnanity of redemption of the mortgaged premises; and against the devisees in trust of the other moiety who were 'teethe executors of the testator. The esstnie-qwtrestent of the latter moiety were not made parties to the claim which came on to be heard before the late act 16 & 16 Viet., c. 86, came into operatics. The con sequence was that the claim was ordered to stand over with liberty to the plaintiff• to amend by adding the cestuis-que trustent of the moiety as parties.: Since that, however, the act 16 & 16 Viet.,c. 86, had come into operation, by the 9th rule of the and section of which it is enact( d that in all suits concerning real or personal estate, which is vested in trustees under a will, settlement, or otherwise, snob trus tees shall represcat the persons beneficially interested under the trust, in the same manner and to the same extent as the executors or administrators in suits concerning personal estate represent the persons beneficially interested it( such personal estate; and in such cases it shall not be necessary to mako the persons interested under the trust parties to the suit; but the court may, upon eoesideration of the matter, on the hearing, if it shall so think fit, order such persons, or any of them, to be made parties. The claim haying been again brought on for hearing without the cestuis-que-trustent being made parties, their presume be ing deemed unnecessary after the act had come into opera tion. Vice-Chancellor Stuart requested that the point, whether the presence of the cestuis-gue-trustent was or not nemmary, should be aubmitted to their lordships. Their lordships concurred in the opinion that, as the per sons in whom the control over the entire property, whether real or personal, to which the mortgagee could look for satisfaction of the mortgage, were parties to the record, the claim might be heard without the parties beneficially in- Wrested in such property being made parties. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YzerzaDAT. Bum Ma. Cteactunma Ivan. IN az ROBillT FiItDIXAND Pain. . . This was the fart ezamiaation meeting in the of this bankrupt (described as a merchant, of Crosby-hall-cham ben), who was recently convicted, at the Central Criminal Court, of obtaining advances on forged bills of lading, end essmosed to transportation for life. The liabilities of the beeirrept me very sonsiderable, bat have not yet been ac amately sesertabsed ; it is thought they will range be tween 1 0,0001. soil 100,0001. All the meets et present is c=t:of the assignees amount to about 2,0001. As the has been fa custody ever does the adjudication, et news me dared tads, the esesisab had bora Sid, ow had he surren bealoupesi Mr. Cumming (of the Ik .ea el Van Stades and Cum ming), who reprammted the emigosse, asked *Mille gemi nation of the bankrupt should be adjourned saw die, the cause of hie sen-attemimee being that he was in custody to Menses, under seaman of beyond the seas lor M his mama life. the bankmpt had not sunsodered, this amuse was to proclaiming him at son, as the assignee had ammonialiesd the Secre tary of State for the Rene Departsmat that be might be kept mew short time is this soisley Under that he might Heats tm his mem% whirl' he hod peenised to do. His MUM dinned an egeoronsoll essemlingly. Pus PAT Rana XL ONDEZ ?NI AZZANIIIIIIOINT CLAIMIBS. IMPORTANT DZOISION. _ In a ease which oars eiefore titeCotWtnn der the arrange ment dances, the question was raised whether, under the 218th section of the act, the estate of the trader so vested in the °facial assignee as to render it liable to the usual pay ment to the Chief Registrar's Fund-s charge which has recently given rise to ranch diseamion. The words of the section en: Ttatfroa sad after the date of the approval and coa l/sad= of such resolution or'sgreanent all the estate end insets of sash petitioning nosier shall vest in the edictal autpee (ifoo& shall be required by virtue of such resolu tion. sad either slaw er jaintly with any person or persons, slimy be eminent la mob resolution), as fully as if such a wenaisignee ender any bankruptcy." tal on liras (el the Ina et Icornatte, Plows, and Boyer), emended, on behalf st the arediews, that the trader not Z:gbaelrewpt, and the reseledeet of the auditors not that the stele should be reeled la the Akira .0 and net legally be newt with the i.guallen. ellisist assignee (Kr. Illemallild) yrpented ender the 213th notion; bat the ressintica of tie medium bad net gene to the extant et vesting the go perty of the petitioner is the official esiptes, and, as the ilerk section nedered this a condition presedent, the pee ped" nest be held Mill Is vest in the tads& Hewer, after taking tine be sessidee the paint, said he was of *non that the tweparty did net vest in the official assignee inlets the reesiatles of the creditors spe cially dinned that it should d• so ; the ante was, there- Ms, net abargeable with the meal pee-sewlege for the chief registrar's toad. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YESTERDAY. Bantu Ni. Ocamisaiosza Piazzas. IN WI DONALD W. KING. Mr. Cemeteries's Phillips granted the flail order. ASSIZB INTELLIGBNCIL WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Winarmisz, FEB. 28. The maims for the Western Cirmit was opened here on Saturday. Thejudipe. els William Erie, Int., and Sir Charles Crowds% X.M.. arrived from London at half-past four o'clock, per Ws , and were met at the station by the High SUM if the sounty, John Shelley, Esq., in his handsome seulgege, aseseipanied by die usual pone of javelin nein; ilte. Tisk lessiskipe dined with the very rev. the Dam the 82=7 at the Deanery. On Son dailleconing the My the mug vpserance of an If " the Mien monied divine is st the ea= i the mayor end esspedisa of the city at tending is the usual promote& The sahebs is rather heavy. Ow bake about 115 pri meness eve Idol; anseseens INNS 1110, laminae of of a trivial :Inmigh there me may =k eta descrip. de here are two charges of orender m =r e itiny cases, several cases of rape, stabbing and , with many bungholes, housebreaking% &e., Walter wi tch one or two "CMIS. anis tried to-day were destitute of public hatred. NORFOLK onantam, Pas. 28. The ocausimion was opened today b the Lord Chief Baron Pohock, and the grand jury was in attendance, an unusual practice on the fist day of the anises, but ren dered memory on account of the large number of prieoners for trW. The eommission was opened at two o'clock, when the earl* departed for church, and afterwards proceeded to the smart, where the grand jury were impenelled, and the eh delivered, and the court adjourned till next meeming at an early hour. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--READiso, Fr.'s. 28. A commission for the Berkshire maims was opened this 'Samoa& by Sir V. Williams and Sir T. N. Talfourd, who arrived hare by the lags tram the Paddington ter minus of the Great Wanes Slaw. Additional Warn* wag given to the opening of this com sniedos hos the ontramstastat of Sir Thomas Nooa Tel burl Wag a native a Beading, and having for several pmws ispeemsted this borough in parliament. The inks basins gessrally—all parties, indeed, political and religious unanimous in a desire to give iilrcordial and be sionseption to their old townsman in his judicial ea !VI;• eengratulatory address was presented to Mr. Tabard on the occasion, to which he replied in an otoinutt and impressive manner. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. YESTERDAY. TEI CAS) OP "CAPTAIN" lONINION. Henry Goodhali Johnson slim " Copeois " Johnson, wu called upon his ritoognisanoes to surrender sad take his trial upon a charge of misdemeanour. It will he remembered that the defendant was chargpd with obtaining railway stock and money to • considerable amount from a widow lady named Stewart. The trial was adjourned from the January session. The defendant did not surrender, and his recognisance, were 'attested and a warrant issued for his apprehension. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-ROUSE. Edwin Howl Powell, late clerk at the Fenehurch-street station of the Blaekwall Railway Company i was charged with hating feloniously harboured Joseph Farrell, a clerk in the Bank of England, against whom a " warrant" has been issued for forgery to the amount of 3,0001. upon that "' " Daniel Forrester said—This morning the prisoner deli vered himself up to me as being the person named " Edwin Henry Powell' mentioned in an advertisement in the Times and other newsmen announcing , that a forgery had been committed by " Joseph Farrell,' and produced the advertisement. In consequence of his statement I took him into custody. The Lord Mayor—ls there any other evidence against him ? Forrester—Not at present. The Lord Mayor—Do you believe that it is necessary to detain him unti l other evidence shall be brought against him ? Forrester—l do. The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, have you any objection to be remanded ? The Prisoner—No, my lord. I shall give all the informa tion in my power to Mr. Forrester, and I have no doubt he can carry it out. The prisoner was then remanded until the authorities at the Bank shall be prepared to produce witnesses as to the commission of the offence. Joseph Farrell is not in custody. THAMES. Louisa Kramer, a native of Germany, appeared to answer a summons issued against her husband, the keeper of a boarding-house for foreigners, called the " Hotel Zur &aft Coblents," No 18, Burr-street, St. Katherine-dock, for italawfully detaining 43 five-frank pieces and 1 shirt, the money and property of Jacob Kurtscher, a native of the Tyrol. The complainant on arriving in England last December, went to defendant's house in the ordinary way, and for safety lodged in his hands the coins now claimed, taking a written acknowledgment for them. On cla;miug the balance due after payment of his lodging bill, he was told that there was no money for him I I Mr. Yardley asked the woman what she and her husband meant by withholding the money ? Mrs. Kramer made • long statement, the end of which was that they had used the money and would pay it " in some time." Mr. Yardley said this was a most impudent proceeding— an act of dishonesty. The defendant owerl:the complainant forty-five 5 franc pieces, and 84. the value of a linen shirt and he made an order for payment of 81. 12a. and costot Mrs. Kramer—l have used the money. I will pay min self in many days from this time. Mr. Yardley—l will not enter Into any compromise whatever. If your husband does not pay the money imme diately, he will be sent to prison for a very long time. Let the order be made out and served upon him at once. Mrs. Kramer—He ern stop and live in mine house. Mr. Yardley—l am determined he shall have the money, and I will how no more from you. MILITARY. - - Report says that liCar-General Sir William Chasers sad Ilej Sir John Bolt are to be the two new colonels of the vacant regiments. THE MILITIA A Contapondence with the Heele-allee cora memod ia t e some of several numbers ef the Peace liselehr with the eldest of prowls, the poems under pro motion for distrhatbe anti-militia oldness' has hese laid toeforeas. Oa go be ef December lest, the fkrentery of the Peace &slaty heasmitted MM. Walpole, Shea Seers tary of State he the Helm Department, • stimerkl goal by about weal, iaseskaats, maaOloteeen, piebsefiall men, cud Ohne, magas forth means why the se sestet should let eassuesse the presisedea ef pastas who had distributed the addresses la casaba. Oa the 4th Japery, Lag Itsbassetsa had saessedel Kr. Walpole at the Rosse-alles. sad the Stsraftry ef the Peace Society this addressed to him a Otter, sorb. the esters of the assmeisl to his redeemer, sal dot ft bad renamed usesswealL A espy was she Wend, and it wee added that, GS several tradesmen were hid to beg to labs =real at the easulai Stag Antos ea Me dos ise, sad see peer rasa was to phis, wince be had bia he miserly tz si o n =ie se ether oboes bat gragagag goes bilis sea ail son Is the maid% it was loped got r ig heehlp wadi to puris g m the regent he as • reply se mills le the mete. Te this applisadea the Morriss letter was astureed:— "Whitehall, Jemmy 7th, 1853. " fir.--I am diresled byVissemst Palmerston to Miaow the receipt of year Mier of the Ist instant sod its and to Whew yez p =thits is the sae hand hie liethatip &hostas hem whisk It* salestates as to the mans pummel tg a tts= l itadsill, he mug ea the other hales eateries rest say dimmelea with them as to the magas Is able year letter nem " I any Sir, year chalieet servant, " H. WADDINGTON. " Newry RDlasi. 19,. _New Briid=;;;ti" Ti this pprahredeill Mr. samara replied that " h is lordship mast have seise tie purport lit note, ea had net asked ids isidildp either W bran Mn with on opinion ea the main= it die Pea= isoisfq. er treater into a die. emirs with its oterabere at wry =atm whatever; but I amply to inform them whet were the ialswilieme it the pro. seat ireverament in roliesase to three perassatioas which had bees esamenced nails the moires et their prods- moors._ ThTfellowing nob esstelaise the a ri.a.o : ha. 12, 1863. Bir,—l ea dkaelei Thema te se- Mowledge the resift of raw lehart elf the 1S lesteat, referring to the klber aliresesi be yea by hie kehhip's direction, in reply le year ocessesioadea a lbs utbse.; sad I ala to imam yea, that Lard Palawan Moab 'ther answer to give to the gessies yes set Om that which you have akeady rosiest. " I ra, sir, yeas ebeditat servant, " Henry Richard, 2.q." "H. WADDINGTON. REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (lnia IM Mirk JAM Ilaras.) By the most rioently received advieee from the norta parts of Rareps, we learn that the frost had eon tinned. sad that ma emornmews ipmesties et mew bad se as empletelp to basal, wig dile mods, end suppiles Ana the *Wrier reisp ibs *Gwent polo em the come. Most of the rivers nod \mimes were Est Moen, sad a complete stop had tluireams boon pat to shipments. In this position of affairs but Mk bosiseso had takes plat", bat holders of wheat bad reaminsil esessilinply ilene, sad had meeifested more disposing. to miss timmt to lower their pretemelems. At on the 18th of February, a email advance was in the value of wheat. Cloelotions were then feallia . e. red, 445., good mixed, 455., sod 1.. high est:id 40s. pee quarter free as board i, spring. The wee di thew t o wee% end the glam hod** musing marked 22 et heat. rettin lettemiCat Meaday lest&wadfe Mould m iaterm and the river m mimed hp is.. The mloyer bedew . aloft dem in wheat we hem bees tent bet Whew bad deiwessM fell Mew, wry dot. M. Is 41a. elf en SI The. red Pemeeeshm mid te die. per quarter free en bond for whits reties et the mem weight. At Raba pootitse pa** Wpm oleo to have bee. well repperted. isi the seem* penerally tram ell the Billie pores am de dealitally Sem elemeeta. The advisee hem the near andoentol peels ms oho eta fro Immo. The Me was still Aged by fee en Turley. aid time nee eemennestly little ding at gig hr gamete linieee wise however very &m e and goad so& apiontribeatoniptilag tab Nelbs. per bushel, estil4 am be bought hien 47.. pr km on Penn the Um: Balticperts there had hoes offers of 61 lbs. hello at 411 s. Id. to 475. Bd. per qr. free ea heard. Glastelisms of spring sera had not varied : for 53 lbs. Danish barley and for 98 lbs. oats 16e. 34. to 161.9 d. per qr. free ma board, had been asked. In the Dal* markets buainme seems to have remained quiet. At Rettordees, on Monday , 60 to 61 lbs. red Rhine wheat was quasi 44e. 6d . up to . per qr., free on board. The inland was closed, but the change which has since takes la the weather has probably broken up the des en wow. Littan hem Galata of the 7th February state that very little bushing had been done during the preceding fort night, and that scarcely anything was being shipped. Freights were high, and vessels were scarce. 15e. 6d. per qr. for wheat to the United Kingdom would have been readily paid. Good qualities of Gala* wheat might have been bought at 25e. per qr. free on board. At Ibraila prices had rather improved, the finer kinds having risen to Us. per. qr. free on The latest accounts from America state that the news from England had had rather a depressing effect on the value of wheat and flour on the other side of the Atlantic. From New York we have letters dated 9th instant. The ' purchases of western floor had for some days previous been 1 on a retail Beale, but in southern a fair extent of business I , had been done prinei_ally for shipment to California and Australia. Prices of Western Canal, Ohio, &c., bad given ' way 61 to 121 cents per bal. The demand for room having slackened, freights to England had become rather easier, ' and 2s. 9d. to 6 per brl. had been taken for Liverpool, and 3e. 3d. for Lend*. • [Advertisement.)--DzonicAL Arrwrioxs CURED DT istainrafe Pn&&—T newt of Ms direful dam as ye. On ageolegei *NW alts et ate spies, whet*, the free eleeefeilea el the thed lageged. alt mg ad, glade Ins met geeselleg emegkiet. The Set Ogle le le gm la ceder le deg a me. is to mew mg aLrrlias bfgeelleteg the Meek gegereeleg the dhehe The artist Illate from the hely ; Me gums lobe Mehemet es dm p aw ni b OM the gregially regerel l a e ll == s ithele leme l l i firmeeeigg seeemeet Mime gllge vagybea t tialf milea sia lbortgArdi geig g ra t . l MB et 114 e. MARKETS• COTTON.—LrrznvooL, Fin. 28.—Tha market closed heavily, with little change on Friday's rates. The sales amounted to 5,000 hales, chiefly American, all being taken by the trade. 200 Egyptian, 6d. to Bd.; and 10 Sea Islands, 21d. to 2a. 6d. LivaurooL, March I.—Wool : Since our last monthly circular, the Wool market has lost none of the buoyancy which has characterised it for some time, but owing to the small arrivals, from prevailing easterly winds, less business has been done ' though in most instances at price. in favour of the seller. Public sales have been progreming in the metropolis since the 12th ultimo, the attendance has been good, and an advance established in both fine and low clams the principal portion of the buyers having been attracted there, may have caused a diminution of business elsewhere. Speculative theory is exceedingly injurious to trade, whe ther it contributes to a rise or hill fnvalue,therefore we wish to cheek the undue reports circulating, that the next clips of English Wool will be found wanting in staple, from disease contracted In the late rainy seas= ; and warn those who may place any reliance on a supposition which is as groundless as worthless. Facts are what ought to be dealt I with, and such are the only legitimate tests for maintaining proper value. In the manufacturing districts consumption still goes onward unabated, though the old complaints are made, and the only wonder existing among the uninitiated is, that manufacturers will persist in playing a liming game. Before we briefly allude to the traesections of the month, we would say • word to the farmers generally, for monis time it has been their polity to hold when Wool is high, and by such obstinacy they reaped a loss; prices are now high, and will be at clip time, and our advice to all is, sell at that period ; this proposition is made now, that they may mender it timely, as we shall make no further allusion on the subject. All the business for the month has been by private treaty, no public sales having been held here. What is recorded is in Turkey fleece, long Bosnia (to arrive), Russian (to arrive), Egyptian, Cor dova, East India, Buenos Ayres; a small lot of Oporto Sew, Be., fie., and the market very meagrely supplied, the bulk being held for auction sales on the 4th inst., which will go off no doubt at the recent rates by private treaty. Low combing wools continue to be much sought after, and also clean short white parcels; Buenos Ayres, of the blanket species, sells freely. Scotch : The transactions from want of stock, have been limited, but what have transpired, are at advanced quotations ; trifling sales in laid and white cheviot ; nothing here in white Highland or Galloway to offer ; the same may be maid as to cross ; laid Highland is is goo& demand, and has been sold at 131. to 13s. ed. English and Irish: A few English fleeces have changed beads at • further rise, and a parcel of Irish we there are slim reported at late rates. Skin is in active demand, both short and long, end sells as fast as pulled. Oil : There being a very light stock here and elsewhere, a good market is evident, from half the stock having found buyyaerm,, and the rates are higher ; with every prospect of a deSsiney, it must go up still. A few enterprising MIMI -60011111711 are trying new milk, to mix with olive oil, but hem an analysis we have of both oil and milk, we fancy there will be some trouble in working the two together.— Dymond. : A good demand exists for nearly all kinds, and a mttsamty baldness is going forward without much change.— Fn. Robinson and Co's Circular. CATTLE.—Nonwice, Feb. 26.—Our market exhibited a large show of store Cattle' the weather was dreadful in the extreme, and the trade eially bad : at the close a great many remained unsold. Fat Beasts, • large show, and tbo trade by far the wont this season. Scot., Si. to Is. eil.; very prime, 7s. ; short-horns, be. 6d. to 6. 6d. per sass of 14Ibs. ;at the close half remaiaed unsold. The pees were badly filled; hoggets, from 11. to 2.. per head lower; fst Sheep, Is. to Is. Bd. per stone, and not • clear anal ellieberL In store Pigs and fat Pork no alteration woe& soothe. COALS.-Lorenow, Fan. 28.-Ships at market, 217 ; sold, 163.-Bate's West Hartley, 111 s. 3d.; Carr's Hartley, 19s. ; 191. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley Nether ton, 191.; Longridge's West Hartley, 19s. 3d. ; New Tan field, 184. 9d.; North Perry Hartley, 184 3d. ; Pelton Main, 17s. 64.; Reasusworth West Hartley, 195.; Stobart's Tees Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 19s. ; Wylam, 17s. 61 ; Willington Hartley, 191.; Walls End Gasforth, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Hirton, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Hob burn, 18s. 9d.; Walls End Johnson, 18s. ad.; Walls End Killingworth East, 18s. ; Walls End Lawson, 18s. 64. ; Walls End Northumberland, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End North umberland East, 18s.; Walls End Riddell, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Walker, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Wharneliffe, 19s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 20s. 6d.; Helton Lyons Main, 20s. 3d. ; Walls Rad Ball, 205.; Walls End Belmont. 205.; Walls Bud Hetton, 215.; Walls End Lumley, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Psalter, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Plummer, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Russel's Hatton, 201. 94.; Walls End Stewart's, 21s. ; Walls End Whltwell, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Caradoe, 20s. ; Walls End Cassop, 20s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 194. 9d.; Wins End South Hartle pool, 20s. ; Walls End South Melba, 19.. 94. ; Walls End 'f hornley, 195.; Walls End Whitworth, 171. 96. ; Walls End Backbones, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Richardson's Tees, 18s. ; Walls End South Durham, 19s. 6d.; Walls End St. Helen's Tees, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 215.; Walls End Woodhouse Close, 184. ; Walls End West Tees, 18s. 3d. ; Derwentsrater Hartley, 19s. 3d.; Morgan's Stone, 284. ; Victoria Stara, 161.6 d. ____________ _ Naw Yost, Fan. 15. Corrine. Prices have declined since the steamer Africa sailed, with sales ad interim of 5,150 bales The coarse of prices on this side will for the next 30 to 60 days be inittented more by the receipts at the ports than by foreign whims. If, as many anticipate, ourselves included, that there will be a marked reduction in the excess between this date and the 16th of April, its commencement will give firmness, and Its continuance enhance value, even if met b declines from Liverpool in answer to the unexpected tarn In receipts advised hence at the close of last month.. Unites the present excess of 516,000 bales is an Index of crop, which we scarcely think any one in the trade Is dis posed to user; it must result from some cause is mama favouring early arrivals. These MINN we believe lobe, way rise in southern rivers, continued high waters and prises ruling satisfactory to planters; and therefore, although the receipts have continued heavy for a longer time than we an ticipated, we are not yet disposed to consider them an index of the crop which must have been curtailed in its extent by the same cause which produced early high rivers, namely, a wet fell, and continuous rains during the picking season. It is west/ of time, however, at this moment to indulge in estimates ; the facts on which they should be based are boat sight of, or disregarded, while the receipts continue heavily in excess, and prices droop in the absence of a regular de. mend, as the majority of operators here prefer to wait the turn in receipts before acting further. An immense con sumption, as we before advised, is going on in this country, and with advancing prices the stocks are everywhere light. The same we are advised is the case in Great Britain and on the continent, and a very large crop will therefore be needed—much larger than the early calculations of the season—to supply the wants of the world. This is not an open question, although the extent of the crop is, and must so continue for the next 30 to 60 days. erke end Tears. Colt Ports. Mad& W . DOM. DOM. WM. law to good ord. to 91 de to 96 96 to 96 Low to good odd. . Yid. far to kW ll to In 11 to 116 101 to FLOUR.. etc.—The market has become unsettled by the advice. from Europe. Sales of common brands state flour have been made at 4 dole. 03jc. to 6 doll. ; Michigan, In diana, &c., 6 dole. 181 c. to 6 doll. 371 c.; Ohio, 6 dole. 371.. to 5 dole. 561 e. ; common southern, 5 dole. 66te. to 6 doll. 76e. Good brands are rather lower, but for brands fit for shipment to Australia or California holders are firm. Wheat is inactive ; 6,000 bushels southern red sold at 125 cents., which is 2 cents, below last Saturday's prices. Corn is lower ; sales were made at 63c . to 66c. for sound and 69c. to 62c. for inferior. Oats are without altera tion. ....... FREIGHTI.—To Europe there is but little offering, and rates are unsettled. Flour is offered at 21. for Liverpool ; grain 7d. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TIIEBBLY. Memo( 1, 1853. The state of the Weather at each of the following plasm at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are imaged in order of latitude. Hneviwoe—N.N.B. ; Gentle Breeze; Cloudless. Foutirronz—N. ; Fresh Breeze ; Overcast. TIINDRIDOZ—N. ; Strong Breeze ; Cloudless. BASINOSTONZ—N.W.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. Eismanwtot—N. ; Gentle B ; Cloudless. STROOD—N„ • Gentle Breese; Cloudless. SWINDON-14.W.; Calm ; CIOWSOI4. ; Gentle Breeze; Cloudless. The returns from the following places did not reach this oMce in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Saturday morning at nine o'clock : lawznicx—N.E. ; Strong Breeze ; Cloudless. Iduwaxonn—N.W. ; Hard Wind; Partially Cloudy. TRH DAT, Moos. Parsee Ira. aire metagle eof Wis d. elate et tam Weedier. C Brew% Bum •NIPPING INTELLIOBNCR. SEABORNE MAILS. [N a Folks that the mails are sent from the Saaerrl Pookaki y the night—and AI by the maniac despatch.) • - - Day whenroade up Flom what Mr" . COUNTRIES. in Coastal Post. P th,„ 7 4 0111ce,Landon. despat ched. England. ------ ---.....„ AmitricelbyßriLpaskst 14 Every Friday Liverpool...... Aniviki America(l4United Stator N March II Liverpool .. ... Match 1 •zerice(byL'.etaussokia March 111 Southampton mar e s is Atetrallaivia Saatliamp toe) M 4th of March Ditto(vta Manillas) N litho( Xarch Dever Ditto (via Cape of Owe Rope) ....... .. ....14 22nd of February Plymouth Atria ( Win C . ;ant . ) ...h lard of the m-an Pqmoutri A'vzszetria ....... ........ N 4,9, 24,k 30 of mo. 0.., laud , 4 Alcaandria lll Itbzorth of ii ..... SOUthilSl4oo. Ma-ch 4 Bahamas lat had of tha month •outtooopt..a. 1,7 of ma tulips* ............. N ashy Traver .. Daily Brazil ......— ...... Ith of the month ilutitam;itao Estop 14 Bases Ayres II nth of the month ...ttars,itto. Morelli 4 Cahoot Ooed Map N 14th of the month Plymouth .. lu rc h . - . . 4 Caps of Coed Hope N lad of April Plymouth .. limps* Cape do Vales P 4 14th of tho month Plymouth .. March 26 Ceylon (as Wiz) Ceylon . ~, N 14th of the month Plymouth ... w a rd, 24 Cleland tiles 74 Mon„Wed.,ll:Frid Southampton. To.Th•Sat Ohm If led.&l7thafraanth Southampton. mar c h 1 Chios (see India) Constantinople N 7,11,17.24,&270f0i. Dover Coastantisople M 4thia2etth of swam Southampton ai iire t i 4 Cent. of Europe II & N Twkedaily Dover ..... .... Tea. g i . Egypt (am India) Trame . -.. .. ......21 k 74 Twice daily Doer Olbralta; 21 4,7, 17,20,27 of m. Southamptat. much s Grosse (see India) Oreytowa l4 hadtkl7tlief month Satia amptos. Muth 1 Hamintet N Tuesday & Frldsa Loudon Havannas llll hid of Ma mouth Southampton. March I 11 Aland ............ hi Weince. & Pour. Loncloa 1.1 indorse id 17th of the month i.uthstal ..t m uc h is ladla(viaSsiatham )70 4th&loth of mouth Southampton. Mara 4 ladle (ale MaraaWesl N ithainthof month Dover lonian Liss Ow ladle) tre1mad...............M at N Pelee daily ffelyhaad.... Twice do, Lisbon N 7,5 , , 17, 8427 oleo. Southampton. Match a Madeira ............ ht 9th of the month.. houthem..t - m. March IC Madeira N 23rd of the month Plymouth ... March If Malta (see Lotils) Malta N 7,1419,17800 of m Dew Mauritius (aso India) ' Matted's.... ..... .......N 14th of the month Plymouth M5zi5e.......... V had of ths month lostaiussei Mt drop, Naples ..... la sth lathlathof toes Dom New Granada NI Ind&l7thof accent toothamptor. March 1 New Zealand By private ship .. Various port/ Unarm Papal swum ....... 0 Stlitathlsthof mop Doom ..., ... Mardi 2 Peuinsula ..... .....te 7tial7M27ther mow southaniptos march a Peru .. . ... .........bi had & 27th of mo. featlaarnotm. March 1 Port Natal " .......... .... N 14th of the month Plymouth ... Mass as Sicily ..... .24 Ithath2s:asf:aoi twee: Tuscany h ithlatlt23thofraon Dover Venezuela l2 and&l.7thofroomh iontlemptol. Match 1 Vas leseames lead (me Australla) West Indies l4 2adltl7thef month douthaoaor.n. March 1 March 2$ Tu.Thsat March Mach 1 Mardi 4 Pricey. CASUALTIES. I Bluth I Anna Rich, from Boston, reported shore on the Devil's Bank, is a complete wreck, having broken in two.— Liverpool, Feb. 23. Cheshire, and Rosetta, which were on shore at Knott's Role, have got off.—Liverpool, Feb. 28. Cornelia, for Beaton, has put back, and docked, having been aground in the Main an the Rock Channel. She is leaky, and must discharge.—Liverpool, Feb. 28. City of Glargow (s.s.), from Philadelphia, which went on shore on Saturday, got off the next tide, and docked, very leaky.—Liverpool, Feb.2B. Gipsy from Charleston, is the vessel reported as being in diod e's off Holyhead on Saturday, she was towed into that port by one of the Railway Company's boats ; ohs was laden with cotton. —Liverpool, Feb. 28. ota—at Deal, Feb mintostaze—at Deal, ARRIVED wry 26, from . 27. from ebbs onaram. Gamireir..Zat Felemeuth i February , 25, from R. Janeiro duce Ironing-at Falmouth, ebony 56, from Odam Aogii-at Portsmouth, Feb. 27, from Linda CANADA (a.)-at Liverpool, Feb. 28, from Soros Cniessoago-at Liool, Feb. 23, from .New Ortega Mazur-at Livirp Feb. 21, Eros CAICOS CATIIALD -at Gravesend. February 27, from Mauritius Cgaseciaor -at Gravesend, Feb. 27, from Madera Como-at Deal, February 27, from Madeira Crixa-at Deal, February 26, from Canton and Batavia CIIOMBINADDI-it Deg, February 37, from „. Pt. Philp C.giassa-at Deal, February 27, from Mr. , - Cars-at Falmouth, February 26, from Cancels -eft Quesenatown. Feb. SS, from Daa-at Deal, Feb. 27, from. Faurse-at Deal, February 27, from Madeira Raman FLAIR-at Liverpool. Feb. 28, from ..M.lllelarelb F. C. CIAID-set Gravesend, Fear 27, 27, from Gouty Grams Ragew-st Pill, February from It. Miebsete Gums Cages-at Deal, February l from. OCNOVA (8.1.}0.14VA710001. Feb. 28, from ..alarsellis Ograrr (s. 1)-at Liverpool, February 28, from Lira OINATNA JAIMPA-at Liverpool, Feb. 21, from ...... ..... Grainingea Haneoao-st Plynsoath, Feb. 37, from... ................ ..........Cla bevasnoaroa-at Deal, Feb. 26, from Mariam INDIADA (11.)-at Botabanspton, February 27, from C. G. Hog JIINDON Joraw-st Gravesend, February 16, from Mend Jams liciregrec-at Deal, February 28, from Westward 1 izadev-at Deal, February 27, from Olivati hum Passca-ot Deal, Feb. 27, from Leghorn Kars Ososa-at Falmouth, February 2S, from ....Hayti Kara-at Graveseek Mowery Is, from It. Micbsers Lug Roesaat.-odf Umpool, February 28, from allow Orions LADD NVONNT-ID Der, Fseruary 28, from Madras Xaarrazr -at Falmouth, February 17i from Oelais Margue-st Queenstswa, Fobrugy ZS, ham talkie Maar lIADNAS-at Liverpool, Feb. 28, from Atria Marne L-et Gravesend, Farriery V, from Orrie Knot -at Gravrend, February 28, from Meade MOILTAX-at Graveled, Yobraarr 33, from.. Modem Oran Portsiv-at Liverpool, Feb. 2S, Dree Calatie novas-at Liverpool. Feb fil. Ma ikon! Pass nom -off liosi, Feb. II Pierasa-at livrrimL_ February 211, . from ....... „Bt. MPArelb ibt7u; Paonaeuri—at Faiusainla, lob.* . frau Gabes Parasnea—at Qaermotown, Feb. se, Dom Pernambrue Paaorrao—atQueenstows, Mowry 26, from COIN Paoroime (e.)—at Oravemod, Feb. 2s, from Africa Itozetraes Carta—at Deal, Feb. 27, from Ifsitoaras Rummy—at Queenstown, February 26, Dm ROM &LAI 13111/MAN—at Liverpool. February 28, tram New Tat 6wirr —at Pill, February 26, from 81. Miamis acou—at Deal, February 27 from Bt. Webers Taxswrom —at Gravesend, 27, from Ce7i , - - - .1. February 26, ham * - -•rocol, Asbruary U, from-- - " , v 27, tram -wr 27, 'l~utau—~t Ws. Otraerosa--aeDeel, WM. £ID Ileara—at Falmouth, _ Toarrowa—at Deal, Feb. 27, from Zaautow--at Deal, February 27, Oro SAILED. Cenci from .N. B. Wake 17, from Mails .New Tort Ammar Clommar—tras Itiilia - is" Votestry 17, to New Irak Averuu•—lben Ilystollt, Piker, 31, to ... Aydin, Aus—ttaa lbsevosi. 7461111117111. le .Asarts Evan= Itiumnp—Opes ft& n o to Sydney, N.S.W. _ts.... ...... AMA Ososes—tram Liverpool, Febnimy . ..............« Haamarr—tram Peels:tooth, retrsery 2e, to.. ...... Leao. Hors—from Portsmouth, Fib. 27, to Jake iILLIIIILLA larrm—trom Grummd, Fateuary U, to 010 bratzmo—trom Qematftwo, POrmary le, to lbw York James—from Falmouth, F eb ruary 27, to _ &(N 8! Twin ma Cate Grarnsied. February 28, to .ltia Liverpool, Feb. all, to Trinidad de ram lAvarpo4, February 22, t0—,.........P. Adelair at Gravesend. February 18, to St. Mani% Limped, Febraary tti Hoag kord —taxa Liverpool. Fe 25 , t° Mumma a—trma Liverpool, February 28, to ..... llamas VESSELS SPOLEN WITH. tom the Coped Good Hops for the Neurituta, DP3.12,1421 1.62 Brepteketn Nee. 14,14.111., lon. 311 R. Jiro. 311. lat. 11 L. les. $7 I. Madisss. eff the °Mood Hope. ®lles, et the Ow demi apird W 1 161 6. ihr Feb. lb, lat. 46.26 IL, Se. 6.111 Censtitati;a (Almelo& ship), Wend westward, Feb. 10, lat. 47.51 lea. 30.111 W. Geedleelli 46. witiaffirObsea New Orleans fee Livetpool, Feb. lat. 33.10, 40. Ilbabigh tress lOW* Deo. 6, is the Straits of Banda. Me Mask ship), tem Callao for Queenstown, Dee. 7, lat. 44.0 11.. M. MIS W. WieltWiln kenBeebsy, Jas. 13, off Care of Good Hope. Jessie limidt. keel Moulmein tor Alpe Bay, out 26 days, Hope., i5t.11.22 IL, low 61.46 E. Lesbarops. tons Poet Phillip for Leadoe, Jan. 13, off Cape of Pori la= (Ms. ship), of New York, 20 days from New Orlon. dusk* esetwerd.l*. 20, lat. 31.33 N., lon. 24.0 J W. Wassnlgh Wt. 11, ist. 48., los. 66 E. Mort Ilmstrue, ken Manilla for Sydney, Nov. 27, let. 6 &,la. IN IL Miry )aens, foe Valpmniso, Dee. 2s, lat. 26.19 8., lon. 37. 1 lit'. 3111112111001001 (liff). from liadru for London, out 103 days lea-Mist 2.33 14.,be. 21.30 W. Petrel Get). from Liverpool for Ben Franciaso, ont 63 days, Det, 23. Ist. 16.14 8., lee. 34.36 W. Pfnabertes. ken Mohan Deo. 11, off the Cape of Geod *arm itas lineGbes tor Liverpool, Dec. 6, la straits ot sonde. tWalterrese, Jan. 2, lat. 24.34 S., lm 20.23 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRAINIL—PeIt 2.5. at Abbotaley, Newton Abbot, the wife of C. J. Brain., Eaq., of a daughter. BURD.—Feb. 24, at llutivance, Shrewsbury, the wife of Dr. Burd, prematurely, of a daughter. POW2B.—Feb. 25, at Brunswialtaquare, the wife of the Rm. F. 6:Power, of a daughter. WINKLET.—Feb. 25, at Coo of a daughter. WINN.— Feb. 25, at Highbr J.O. Winn, of a daughter. Peckham, Mrs. W. L Ilighbury, the wife of Mr. MARRIAGES. EHHIBLE—BRETON.—Feb. 91, at Trinity Church, Paddiagtoei Dr. W. E. Humble, M.D., of the New K ent-ro a d, South wark . to Henrietta Prater, daughter of the late P. Breton, Esq., ILE.LC.&. Calcutta. SMITH —COOPER.—Feb. 24, at New Brentford, by the Bev. A. L W. Christopher, P. Smith, Ems., M.D.. of Itiobeamid, Sorrel. to Charlotte lAing, daughter of O. Cooper, Esq., Brent ford . dieser. SWETE—irxrrntics.—Feb. :6, at St. liking's, Stockwell, by the Rev. C. limbic., M.A It. B. W. Swete, Esq., fourth sen of 'be late Bor. B. Swcte, Pre of of IC ilb r ittarn, Cork, to Auras Elizabeth, only daughter of T. 'Elttrick, Esq., °equines Depot meat, Pall-mall. DEATHS. ARCUEIL—Feb. 2%, Elisabeth, wife of G. Archer, Eeq. , of WO*P . street, London, and Buseleuch-terrace, Upper Ciepton. BUTLER.—Yeb. 25, the non. Rosalind' Ellen Maria Butler. thir d daughter of Lord Dunboyne, aged 16. EDLIN.—Feb. 17, Susan, wife of Mr. Henry Edlitt, Cambridge. TIAROOI7RT.—Feb. 25, Henry Vernon Harcourt, late Lieutekw. Grenadier Guards. aged 61. Enid—Feb. 23, at Clowlestersterraae, Islington, Mrs. EMS, relict of the late R. Sims, Esq., aged 79. WHIRL —Feb. 2', at Brook.strset, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. 8. K.C.15., of the Bengal Artiller i , WOOLLAMS.—Feb. 25, at 61. giige & but. wandiaorih, Ann, u of the late 1. Woollaine r ra g ., pgaryieboDedane, and Conn Augh t. terrace, Med 71. • Printed owl VAlblithed by Wttuatt Kips }Was* of tto.l, Losst otroot, it the aty of LOIVION Printer, at tab 141111 4 1 itt the ponialt of TOISDAT, Mita 1, PA