The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-20 00:00:00

pmt whisk wee seat se Mr. Kidd, kr the emus.- siesses.ess hs Ysiay tle essbeekseist ef the Bilberry ye semi: SA water-sleat. That and series the side was sasses wee pot be) The Callenewi.- alewerk &aim ANN, 40 yes ins • side tki reserwie was gab / Me. Lealbsr—Wly. I has sat sees It ; but if the els lisahmsst was leeks the sachem of the waste pit it sold set be soh, become if the steer west ever the top ef the bash it woad tabs th lees the miter ships, sad the swab sada be ha The Osessee-at leas .. grvidesse that the water rut seek at esasahmed several hewn en the eth it February. Is P what de yes resider the barning of the reessor owing Mr. Leather--I Sisk It a wonder, eeseideri.g the leak ap, it steed se least as it did. My snakes le vibes the water heff k le hew over Ike top it mid wash away the ester any Skis away port of the puddle, wide mesa he akresly weakest by its estaidieg. Thee, inaananeb as there weem likely be • spas or crack betwest the aad the WSW daps of the einbankiseat, the water getting Is there would saes it to give say all at wain esd is a mask in asseigasscs et the support being take. away hos the elder side. Iso of opinion that if die top of the waste Epsstt bad bees sues or eight feet below the top of the bankaeet the reservoir would have stood. I de awl WIN what she it was proposed to sake the hole is the bust the we're pit over the Settle end in oddities to it, whisk les bees spokes of, bat if a sapient area, 1$ feet above tbo Settle. it welsh km prevented tbe accident. If IMI h es seasolted on So point, 1 Amid have rseenameneld ttut lowering of the waste pit below the level of the as. basikasest. The that Julia world it hemp cost to do Leather—l should think three-penes per cubic foot wools! have Nail for the remove' of libtl 14000. The Coroner—Bet the total—at would be well to let the public istr -- ;;how;esTl 7sest -- ;odd 11;111111Wier preTe; these eppelhos aerideatt. Mr. Leather—lt +middies east sheet 121. 10.. _ Charles Batty was seat swore, and proved that b. was watobiag the rice of the water is All reservoir cm the eight of the 4th of February. The water began Meow ever the etabaskoseat shoal kelf-yeet sieves edict. mad the GM bailment gave way shout hairiest tweive. J. White) Breadbeed was at the necrosis. Ike MUM might when It bogie to overflow. It was shout halt-peat 'lona ahem it blips to low over a cavity shout a yard sail • half wide, eke& wee the lowest poiat, sad the whole gave way about see o'clock se the Thursday . Mr. Lemke., wow essakeed by Mr. Jaerentb— • was last at the ambankseset is flopmenher, 1843. Saw the set tling of it thee, bet did net amigo wheeler the top of the use, pit was higher thee the imatimakawat. I did not suggest that the mote pit Amid be lowered, became I was there for • &tenet purpose—to make an eatiambe to go to parliament. 1 had reared to superintend the work ia 1844, but llse comiaimionera, through Mr. BUM, asked me to supply the estimate is 1843 to make the estimate. The imperfections lieges to appear in 1842 and 1843, sad I say was not then the manager. The letter of Mr. Stephenson age 1 was to take the management, haring a person to superintend the work, sod 1 going over only from time to Jacob—Read the letter, then. Mr. Leather—The letter ran them Holm* Reservoirs, Deer air,—We ate directed by the oentinissiosera to inquire whether eon would undertake the 1111AINTIPIMIllt"- Mr. J iamb—You were "to undertake the 'manage wirotr: Mr. Leether—But yes mast bras the eabroew t maim. the witness thew peweesded with the of th. letter the maaagemeat of making these The comorissiimers would employ • surveyor wade, yem Lamely, Mr. Jusothaa Crowther, or loos otoer Best= to attend to the weeks, we that you would only irs to than over wow sad then, as eireumetthees might to quire." Mr. lisoomb—You were to have the miumgessewt, sad to The letter =gilt rrytiire. M. la s i Ise mid he ed seesidee that le wee the . aged lespesesible kr the week bee rather the erweelleeker, who was sprekted owl p a i d Ary ke erwmiehmee le Ns that his direetioss were car- Trmi. of Mr. Leather by Mr. daeorob re. ounted—The 'mistier was to certify that the work wee properly done before Messrs. Sharpe could receive their atooey, and in 1844 1 refused to certify, because 1, and the e. oats, also, bad received frequent core lanais !ma the overloulter that my orders were not carried into ann. I saw the cutting down of the irthaalinist by Mem& loner, in 1844, to repair it. I did set mdse. i SW. 164 whether the ofreaisi was closed op sod the work It is true that be Po se titres weeks preeediog :Mr g oi Tebreary we hod s smidenthis n e tt g lif rola Idling-1 omit say it esothaseed op to the of the 46. be came I was is Dies, hot I beim it I haw wow hes rises is seeseesis so that they love hod la Is sosidoite, et hut 1 know it by ormoso se. Is the way where 1 lire I bare bosom it ri l i r t k at Mossehmiewl believe it was higher them d i i i oft Lr ,ted loth of INS. I shit it fair te kir it the smith had nit spa sow lie Illalleitaeat is this me lie sthismi. mot weshillowe dud. I wee paid Ise day every thus 1 row sew At balsa after the ssabissat ; that we the say psymeot 1 hol. I sone hot II ISM sod seeds se thew afterwards di 11146 sod MS, when I some moo tre.b retainer to allthsais the sod essapiethig the re! *emir. 1 be inquiry was hen 141161111111 till Thursday moraine. Yesterday sondes the orossedioss were resumed • bide before eleven o'clock._ Chaise 15.,.. mraen—l We at the Haney sill, and an a dish miller. It h the suit all a the assented, and I have Heed then mare way Kpaiwfteat as dower of the resents is 184/. I red_ Wewsraws hew Mr. 0. Hint and Mr. Hatimsek. Mr. Jabs Roebteek have se the • of the shut* andsy duty was to draw what water was wester :• supply sWia. I was appointed aim was. he the Mae al& lest, *rim we bed es* ay ma. sad he the wrap sidle ease =Ma I bad ran* rat haw Me. Mint a* to Ist tho wan sass* at fest deep M weld ear bat en a* onsitat above 4n. as it was set aft W e had as urns the benht, and we astalatasi res S i e Om the aquae, ia the 40 wasamplk onaldursd het. My ante papa it was adisi feet, but I asset sasswayed it. I ban gesseally Amara the shuttle at that height. bat sesassisees it bia pas Mabee taw that when their* was ate. Bohn the 40 of Fehrow4, I aim ant the water sewn Ow the taisahmat. Drag Mr. Misers lib I sassived maim bath how bin lad Kr. Roe buck. Slaw than I meshed Ilwea Raw Mr. Rowlsatk. I W Dever iwomellswe hen dm is leak is the mak of tha . I had sew the rossydr so the fiats bean ibe awl ths water was ha r sh fret Is Maks the squaw. Th was pawed dews OK but the et water did lOW iblefth. Oa es= ?V ill a, the shut* up to its height aid it vaniated up till %slay shoratag. Os Sunday aerate' the water bad dwa 44 feel I saw Mr. Roebuck that main Mew hors, sad I told his then was soot Ka gra ta. of Inter asalag *der the shuttle thea and to do. He went with no to the reservoir. There were twiesinttles, but sat act is martin seder. It was bIOWS up ; we tried with two man. bat unit set mare it ; we, beworse. ll and feud it was up. The top pant of It had lissa s t:s e a l l. We this tried the other—ths beat sbaills—aad Kind it In norkiag order. We left it up at des_ jap salt t putting it dews. I visited it sat at *ea ea lisraday ; the water WY then bettor the. a fast beam the swam aid it was Dot easing ase drag as ea . I did art go up arils sail Wednesday, *eat when It ea up to the kidder beam, an ine or its tar the stow so, or 46 feet high. The shuttle was up, hat the amps theeesit k was Bull bow dna bawdy. l.pdaf was Ka ibet dos I made myself are she water was las ilia. seal, bat dare was above half the wad quaky away theingli. lbws was Chas Batty. at Ilsran's Kill, and Jamb Widielly Broadhead of Onseihowler's Mill, with ae as Wsdawiday enaing. It was tubdr a ime in t k aly, an the water was mein IA stosag Mr. awes ap, sad I told him we had boa ap the skew% awl be aim to our beam I told Ida the was/ was vary high, sad ha add he thought the wernate would bent If the rats esullaued. He ad vised sae he May boa, remeove. This wasld be hokum Si. sad its Is the ounksi. and I removed sap may. I seat saw Mr. I Illesbask sa the ssamwsk bwk, at are dear, and the water had dew these or bar hat Mier , but it was dark. It was a manight might, bat I email sat ace well. It was a good bit Wimp tap of the ralerbasat. It was Illy het deep, or ten fuel shwa the owers. did am weals One kap. It was Was or as Kw. dam hue the top _of tat ashaalumiattlan, or Oros het (voidsah. Heft Me. Baba* ea the top of the twatiatik moat. sad several over pewees. I was there about ball. gslessie e v k an, and sow humph Whit them band Mr. . The weber was this twin' teal hat 111 1 1 0 Wee It bad sot keg bun sum I ear as wwwwellea Km. at tie sap, bat I taw him IN a r es i be l Ihe side of the ~weir. I lewd Mr. es, eat to the pew* W deed tithe wabsskateat. I mo pe* ha was afraid it wield beta No did sot say that, I dunk, bat be soil seenahrg to that chat. George Hint's sons wags* the wabwkwest at that tine. sad I asked theta May had werwall myth tag. They said set, and I asked thsea te pa hem, es their nabs. algid want than be suave sossething. I gave that advise beam* I thought It sight burst I removed part of my pule ahem 10 eels* at sight, bat did not masa Oa wariaie. Ts the beet a say knowledge Os awbealoased bows about Wi ped 11. I was at my ow* hewn, het wy bogy had pa. I had left Whiteley as the webasloriat. sad I teat Johan Chsrlesworth to see bow the aalsakiant was gulag as, sna be gave en. wanting that the sabrakistat had bast. I! e had then hese peas a quarter of ea Mr Miss be gave one nary I the. ran up the kill side. I bawd a ✓ush of water. • portion brake tint. bat it was sot two minutes before the Wads anbeisat sad Out wider appeared to asses r oar MOM I do n.a haw that I sent say warship M /io n int Mn. hint The height of the waste pit was than the embankment when I was /eat appelakd, the talteek. smut has settled dais the.. The esiduswat any the waste pit is eat lower thus it was whoa I was appeal*. The other pert k whims it limb The ease part of the ea- Wilma telisb b pine bad tee Mew, as. of which is loft. The was ass sae he the middle whoa I was at hat Ken wee a third eattlow eat die it wash Kok sad that was the Isagsat. It woe a WM. part, tad I *sold say It le two or theall M• isse s ILa as** it. I shield thia the twa St ashalamatoil the aides bah, hod gate ham ha Woes sealed fa that kik. a i rbstim Al S TlMl L iebi Woe Ise Goorgo IUNI (dourool) ow OW* bent reividy. I saver misillest having way well • S , THE EXPRESS, "i' Lon iintetitgence. EQUITY OOURTB.--YunallAy. Irmo no.-Pukaesue• Knoseadmr. Is as TZB GMAT NOMA or BNOLLIID AXD GLASOOW RAILWAY C The petition in this th e te i *der wee direst= to eland over for a t n t=r nig be Mr. Mientes. who was the selisiter the eon , petsyte mho es Aldan to *pin =lain porno* his nibs= GiTotrrn ih•swonitantan RAILWAT COIITANY v. HALL.—BILL DlNUMlD.—Qlfaryton op Coen, la *is ere it appeared that the dekadaat, Mr. Hall, dein= • irab of ben the above seaway by way of damps he kividseij fillaseed s° h= by wooing the road Weft bk. and in* won the es= paay either to pay the eft. lMMO'eangenortion. Off to ausamia a Jury es. tbe inieleSt easepanya to llen aw ed that the thindant'a had we not inj The w. dandy aemoaa, within the MOSIONIg at thollith meths of **Loan Obis= Act, and hod *eh bill to =nab the dsr-ada.tia. taking peoson3ln. leassees t4a dome. • ash= was then nen for an Winn= is the heats of the preys,, awl Craneroeth, bane wham the and= was the injunction inansiq with a decision of Letroe allB n di in is alisto's in " The Lana and North Western Realm Osinpany v. finsith" (1 Hail sad Twills, 364.) The of that deoloisa was, that a Court of Equity wean net permit a party to pot is tom tie power peen him by the art fur seeming the arnuant of his dames one be had Ant intab his legal right to some *ow prmilso—digit is usth be had shows that the do =et was now tit wh the .et the ass asd the sespect redrew . Afar to redrew After Ow Galan had boon grestei. Ls= Truk inrog beer= Lord Mosier, sed =en the ems qpissa bele* his lerdelsip, ia thee= of the " an Itaet and a W n es d t India Docks Ir. 0 rtlie" MI Lew Jornua, 217), he decided directly the sostrau. 4. Mai" was then made before Lord Creamed' to diesel* the botoction in this owe upon the =thee* of the we hided by Lord Truro, and the injunction wee timed= dinehod. Mr. Wabash awn auto, en behalf of the defendant, that the bill might be dle.ieesd for want of prosecution, riAs sires. is the **II wasobeff. awMi. Itaa4. - kr the railway company, urged dot the owe shoat so &mire the bill with emu, as the essmeregW telisalana posapaNego la esaferraity with dm Mkt= at Load qlsala Oeheihe.. The VisoCheaceller apes • sake le dials • bill kr weld ef preseeatioa, the asset usual aft stew fate the merit& of the ore. If the arm bed eerie es the hams., the bill would asenearily bwre bees with este. The plaintiffs hod bees the put be mite the dad, though it =fight be • heed are, he did set MI that he could deft hem the mammy nth. The bill anat e therefore, he Minima with seem looms Vies.Cssrc.uon Pasutsa. Sixtus e OLoimow . _ __ Mr. Melbas end Mr. Cole were heard is super' eta wa des io the shore anus. the Nada itortlea k whisk TM 'driller a testatrix (who bad giros il lte=lla olo oi leer sawed seledeos) was legitimate or Mr. Hama sad Mr Shadwell, eplest — MT - eatioe, bad not finished Mrs the teeth new Mr. Metcalf wee tar the Mashies miler the will. The above case essegoial tae whole day. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YurERDAT. ISTITIMOO AT Nun Pon •r OVILINIALL.--800/11 LOILD C.AMPIDILL - - - - - - - - - MAD ONIIOII AMT._ BOAn V. BILOMLZTAZTZN 0/7Z . P11011111/1011Y Nora. This was an action brought to recover the sum of SOL, being the amount of a promissory non able to plain tiff, and given as security for a loon by defe pay ndant. It ap peared that the plaintiff in this ease was the representative of a society—a mutual benefit society—who met together and enrolled members, but who at the time were not regis tered or incorpoested. The society was divided into shares of SOL each, which was paid for by the owner by monthly nayments of 10s. each and 3a. 4d. a week per restage. When the society was possessed of a certain sum that sum was put up a n taken as a loan by the highest bidder. This was confined to members of the society. The loan was paid in the same manner as a share in monthly pay meats, with the per . centage, and also • monthly pap:tient of Se., being • premium for the loan. Defendant had ob tained such a loan, and had given this promissory note in payment. Mr. Horne, for the defence, maintained that this society was not • legal one. He argued that, it was a partnership constituted for the purpose of profit, and was not pro visionally registered. At the suggestion of the court, &verdict was entered for plaintiff, with permission to the defendant to move to enter a verdict. Bzurnas r. Youiro. —Acriox roil. FALsa herstrox- MIST. In this ease the action waalrOught by a young man, aged 23, who had been brought up as • chemist and surgeon's smistant in :the country, and had come to London. In February 11131, he agreed with Mr. Young, the defendant, a wpm residing in the City-road. He was to receive 301. a year, and engaged himself as a visiting and dispensing assistant wit also to receive the half of all half-guinea and fifteen shilling midwifery case., in which he was alleged to be skilled. Mr. Young being ill on owe ceessiso, *datit wee sent to attend • Mrs. Manh in bar osedimmeme, end attended her some time sob sentiently with Dr. Tong's knowledge, he believed. About this time Dr. Toot dhpseed of his Waimea to a Mr. Pots, who did not inegege the plaiatiff. About this time • S.:egged Assam west to Clerkeswill. and Meshed • ctn." pages laser said Fisher. T Ma Mar to MN. Miele* when they saw the baby whhli hal died, gad also seem laden They then went ie the as where Mr. Bids wry end he woe theepil with Wategag medi daw,lid *deg AM "tithing eseereadagtee diem He dna pen Niel New sinely. Aida* bid received and bell selseed. A pod bask assiblig the salvia of the MN. sithefikey arse wee head is Ith be., which sees Weald by the Nam Magi was *ea heshmeffed and walked through the etriess to a ook whams he was takes to the eNdenAgises, sod biked up sH tr ak Z i e wee ezantiatel the nest day by a sae wad He then west into the owls if a Dr. Harris, wise turned out to be an improper dreeneer, awl wee enbeeissitly transported. It wee he sempemiles nadir Doss dr. counsteame that this mess was brought lir. godliest Wilkins, w behalf of the deflindost, eeid thee mph, a sis tins De. Trig hod spats well of ffeaffee, maid dew marking is Meuse his in istres. Dot be west to ben" hand De child died, mil that his seeistan • t Beet eh gibe the usibeise to hie poling. Plaintiff also ailsitted bobs die that lie• bad dose wren oil wield vier* hol osh r si gemiseein saggettoil Nat the Joey eireald give the a frithing. lArd OWllbeill then imams' sp. eininfig Deg there woe ilseig bag Dig the piling, was welded to widget, and Dig the only gauges wee ine of dasegis. The jsry then hand await he lbe plaintiff—Dosages, COURT OF COMMON FLEA&—YZIFTERDAT. &moss ar 14N Pam m Lalrooll.-11100118 Cam 101111 el Jllllllll alf, a lIMIAL PAULI& T. 21111 LONDON, BRIGHTON AND BOOTH. COMM RAILWAY C RALIMAT AOCIDNNT. The pisimiff in this tem might is mover damages in essesemesse of having sass smile injury in a railway colthism, mused by the of the defendants' ernolals, sad the defendants that they were not ▪ The !Me of the case were them :—The plaintiff was at the Um alike accident • SOMINNMII4I traveller, employed by Mr. Peeler, a wire amehase Abigate, a t salary of MO& whisk with Miter olhoolsain, was emanated to mak; MM 11411•Ti111 MGM Ign. per ensue. A great part of the pleietiffe busies ti apes the south cwt. and ha thessibee 81l set mile hi Leedom, but at Porthester, std we de meanly la the habit of travelling by railway Wass& Ladoga sled Mat plus The terminus at Land met mos nod )dents by lie ltsmlh Corot and the South Waging Railway Othrisk sad toes was • locomoti ve shed there which wm seed Mammals. Oa the 29th Ost.. MN, lb. Adair Melt • SONSidelli ticket, and got into the lies& Washes tank Ishii bit Landport for NO- Anew M 7.49 p.m. The sight was dark, it was raining bard, and thins WM no light in the anise. The train started, said shim it bad got a quests. er half • mile on its way it ess ese et the South Nest Osimmay's assists, whisk wee the Mee. The essomoles was miry ware, sad the piiYls bead wee deists maim the stedesa, smi lis kisaraimell lest Me maw. after wards ammisamess estmemil, mad be this head t his only *Sew-penman la hie ampeelemat st M. carriage— ' a lady—was left assishes at his Aeis Piss ant store was to get oat of the wisp, but the deer we leated, sad it was may by the Weak" of the wisdom Met be was able seCeat. The pielatiff at this tins we MINISre of the e Way width le bad sustained, and with other yammers, walked bask to the stades, sad after some Bow =re put into Misr emits« red seat es. Whim he hew he hit astral sad sick, but be west Is bed, sad as stab moody he applied was a does of apmisth me diates. The seat day, hemmer, It was found that nothisil salamis was eithereary, and Mr. Merritt, who stlooded bias; hesesd theeplaiss that be bed sustained .mammies of the beds sad of the spinal wed. Babassoestly he ap plied te several other needled gentlemen of eathnswee, and the mead et their mantimadess was that Mr. Martin's eoliths elm head to be etweest. The of the Wary wee that kis abed sod Indy wets se t be was midis Issesathine tease as • essmisedel travellnand the probability was that be sever ag weld be able to do so. He bad, however, been a veinal& servant to Mr. Potter, and he therefor; gave hint a salary, or gratuity, of 1004 a year, although he was unable to apply himself to' any resole; work. The plaintiff wee now about 461 years of age, sad he was a 'married man, with a family of sewn children, and it was an unfor tunate circumstance that the family of • relative was also dependent yea hint. To *bow the state of the plaintirs health, it was proved that he effected • policy insurance upon his life in the Britannia OMNI fir shortly before the accident, when his life was musidend • my good one. He also seat la a peeped is. esethee palmy, but upon consideration he delammened not to ham Is:L e ttsolitim in one aloe, sad thirties be withdrew bit prepeed. Bosse few .i Sher the mediae be seat is a premed to the Mislead sad ffemidest Odom bat Dr. Omura sad Dr. Hodgkin, mho onsmthed him, were of asides dist his life was not this es immahl• one, sad his wpm & wee set emoted. Is mist Is the. the negli gees's of the delbsdaots' servants, it was pawed dim at the time of the assillost • red signal bight was dialag hie Me leasseetive shed at Landport, and that belas thus ate Mgt te have been permitted to leave the shed. The Elbe death Wasters testa sew this red light, ties with them Mist it. I had sew ramieed written er priatad netrwetkums. Wham appended I was te draw water te It the Bilberry Mlll, sad that with the ram, woad It the ether M. by Nyasa" I as.. what escaped 1111del the milainsmalt—wnat ems people math sub leakage& It malted (et naked) is 1 three plasm ; sae picas ma at Gm beillim • Esed way from the culvert. soother es the elglithheadthde of the Selbeakaest, met quite bolt way up, dre to the Warlde s is the meow of the emehushasent. I add ret see whether it are Oomph the euhrdireat ea ear a the had& Whirl the sodas. Tide below might he • feet la the mbsakmat. no Hid kith was as the isthhemi sigh, meat the waste pit It was when them had bees • dent made acme time ea dim, Ochre say dam Ines there we. a. • peed el." Illi Wear la the reservalr, each et the streams Ikea Hera Whips might .be as thigh al wg arm. The water tor theist the Were of the reheelemat was sometime muddy, but that Naar the drift mallowwill clear. TM sae us the right aide used to be raw wiles Urn rare • nosh of water, Mt sat at ether Yam Mar the bottom of the embankment the mil mad the Whop was dry—the water sprung eat Mem= met doom There was another leak higher up them *ma diem but it only run eat when the water was hdidt le the esserreir, or fear feet above the square. That was alas m think as say arr. A year ago last Dumber there was an obetnie tius In the waste-pet. It was a tree that went dews the swallow, sad west partly out through the culvert, bet a crooked tad would set let it pm. At that time we let the water off, and /mad the tree part in the swallow mil part in the shuttle, aad we rammed it. Nothing was ever awn to prevent such WS OSSILITISSO again. I asquaneed it,. George Hint and Mr. Joba Reensith, tee, of Ma I ma trees floated am the reameir. I ham sees wood felled at Bradshaw, Ind • mile frees the frost and of the Mar "lir, and they were groterelly lakea o = l l7 parties. [A Jager said it wee WM dem le saes seem the re eitineir.] They had easaetirme remained dotting some time. Orb an one otirsion erred it being dame. These tress wore tarn away by the WWI& It was part of this fall that the ties got from into the advert. I sever beard my aemghthat of it. The wood belonged to Jahn Dyers. Jeeethas Woodcock was the drawer beim the last witsamar ma appointed about 1844. Ifs lived 400 the reservoir. lie had so iastmetiona, mom C i ty water for the Bilberry Kill. Mr. George Rim mil Mr. Edward Butterworth, essesimiesese, gam me Yea orders. I had • book or ester the height of the water in, every day, but I gave up waft the monies Meat the 29th &pt., after um/Mg them from May, bm same it would not pay ; and is leer moths ellonorde I gave up the situation. Thera were penal awed glum me with the book, and I read them My mipento sat we. sew after the reservoir began to be eaeL - At that ter the embankment was is reek • state that with the' *Me dews, if the water ram to mere thus 30 feet, the kakis* would be such as to supply the slabs, and I maid bees it fur • fortnight liestimer. TM water Neaps* =tthe embeehmeab r fed cue oat of the kill-ode olls maid biker She iwlll. The water would be seaselme Ili et 110 diethlill. no mabetaleuet began to fah hem the 11A as teem ea the •SMIOSIOTS let it, sal mak 111 it use Met the tep of the wedupit. 1 gave up the eppidmall Imam I seed set pee ury wages. The Wm was em ilime as thick ea wg am r mud sometime as Sidi is ray kg i NA sometimes the inter use muddy aod emelmot deem The water au fie aertb side leak was ,leap demo item the area. I seselved no order as to the height the Was was to be kept. I was as the beeikairat a the Illsaday before the accident. I saw the peek work*" et the shuttle. Mr. John Beebe* ems then, sad old those wee greet lamer. 'no bekibt of the MOM than was forty-sena feet. I us there on the alibi it bank mud at 9 o'clock it was sop le within he seems of the tip ti the waste-pit, and' the f at c lie drat sic feet so free lWO" el the esebeak• seat Mr. Job. wee w due% bid said =dreg. I um there sok WI I sad the yeller use um* viousier err. Mr. Jobs was thee% and he laid I amid see seek • mum before 2 o'clock as I had arms as. before. Wirt lemma was the cause was Mime wt. I usillemood be Resat the reservoir would bunt. Es mid them would set be a mill left in the valley. The water berme to rua ever the embankment about heilly•th 11. I ressised as the bank until it burst. foibles use dew le geeuat it. Mr. Roebuck was there. Theme mai se MOM a 7 prime. lag it but by taking Ile tep Mum of the waste pit. There was se peeehkp IR petting at the asp of the waste-pit odes tae Maw was v a: l 2h. The esehookamset did me beset A atom. It a eherembihnimpaitillasayambieliehetallabeforrpbee sr podia whisk hed mit as the eaelberhateat, mg then um that. This was sew to the Earth side than thoesatre. hues IP minutes fres dr trater coming into thee bellow wili, it bum. It Ursa Awe 20 minutes past 11. Mil it there half an hour beam the water mat clear is. the outside. TM hollow we. pen yards deep below the lele of the euthaithateut. It was the outride of that part of le embankment Ant gave way. TM wise mu ever a Asa time, gad them • great lamp of tie subseitasell Mow oh llte odor bMled up from the rook he to Um ambush Gard OW hat I did net .sOs way gardenia: oohs. I slerrhi silk Whimsy Mill wee washed away is Ave minder gate that. After the war embankment wee embed gimp the peddle be remained standing ; but I Mil asi art it long, because we Ima, whet wee eemles ma gee away. We bed got about 10 prim awry bhp rho lield oa one aide whoa we heard the aerie lie twat hunt. When Mr. Roebuck said what mold tie tilteemmeta Ido set blew that he gave say warn people dews the valley • : two rim Seebeck laid that about half as beer ig h lt; I Minot Wu him give radon for anyone to p. dm hunting two pewees started off to give wombs. I serwit all holge,She mfsit ee I :left they west. The two men were John Whl Benjamin Bray. By Mr. Jamaah—The height at as, time of the remeneir woe the Met Ilaturegy is December. IW. It was wit/Nal het or s hot Om eit the tip el the rimberhimse. I wor sat lisbargeil by the eremobeirsses he arsher of duty : I never wee dlesherged. I wee nni nitin set dr rgad with bring away and lea • ' Um shuttle dews. M The et purger when ray may INS Mr. links said be brill as ramizy Orr no our likafry i• mil I mid tlunt I must dicer up heninesu (A leggh.) easewerds went to see Mu Seeemsk and he said be had so time to speak to me we sorb nu .. .... (laughter.) He did set s Ito visslel br so within me sit'. nylimik. Hs hell ay egimithing dee le Es Om to What bai . ail be 'noisy biro sibserasi hr IRELAND. Demur, laa IL sem Ere=with the tows et Polarliars% sad with theta aitbi lli Met weleinanhare4".brdaf="ll4Ctaa shabauna by the Lean canna—the Bad at Pert aelbstea. The male had been aijansed *se Oita bee bat to this city, the public ameba War aatki psis& by the pmate contract el =de y. The peraban yea matted fur 142,600 L, at the rate imeirly Si rare' parr-hue ea the natal and valu ation. Lead Castlareesit having slgaiasil hie inteation to taiga the reprowatatisa oldie OeusWel Down. it le managed that David Srewart Esq.. DX-, wUI it WEND as a eandliste ea protestant awl oosearrative primelpiss, with as adhsrease to the po licy of 1414 Derby. On MIMS evening t Ong of the pro testant ts of B• awl its vicinity was bald is the llaishall. ter the papaw of reser/hag their probe& whist the esriewmest of the Oalbge • litarastb. reedethwe strongly esaiswaseary of 68= In 2 1 owlewing the Loon (sibs= wee adopted, gethor with to the Glossa t, seaming the atm siatiesents A pablie was at Hie members of the Irish Tenant Imps was head les t night in the &bad& The speakers wane some of these who hare hitherto Odom a prominent part in the ,want-eight The object of the meeting was to sustain r i thart man Crawford's ammenre now before parliament. A meeting at the creditors of items. Foxell and Co., grocers and West India esseebrate, was held yesterday, mod from the investiseithm of the Mira of the cowmen it appeared that the total amount of the liabilities is 72,0001.; this, however, includes all the bills receivable; bat, as it is ex pected that 30,0001. of these will be prodded for by the acceptors, there will remain a sea d about 42,0001., upon which a dividend will have to be paid. The assets are exceedingly small, and wesl4 et themselves, afford scarcely any dividend; but the friends of Nicosia. Foxall, with a view of those gentlemen to resume their business, bro il & fled their willingness to make good 2s. in the A resolution to accept this sum, in four ts, at three, six, nine, and twelve months, wes and adopted ; and a resolution was also passsedap pointing a committee of four of the creditors, two of them representing English houses, whose duty it will bo to inspect the whole of the books of the firm. THE GREAT KELLY ENTATES.—A correspondent of Duolsis Saunders says:—" A new claimant his appeared in the gems of Edmond Crofton Kelly, of Seregg, county Raspoommen, so heir•atla w of the late Edmund Kelly of 'Entomb. Notice of trial hes been served for tho ensuing maims at Roscommon. Mrs. Sarah Kelly has been sub . The cue elates considerable Interest Messrs. Ce m ttt d ' er Butt, Keogh, and other leading celebrities of the bar have been retsated." TnE MAYNOOTEI OltaXT.—At a recent meeting of the ezeeutive eolaiotittos of this Astiatate-Church Amnia non, it was nsained to retrammasd an supporten at the society to oases daft ths ~sad agitation spited the Idaysamb yank la dr sse adopted by the & ... t line, Is mak the mead of the Mamma itat e t e r d a_..__ oily ma will equally toad, sad a7ZI - 1 hi to tend, to the aiiintsbliamat air the prethishist agl=A church in Ireland, and W lbs mad of *my NI. and tha l =tios ad == .B hg shish. is szt oundi. l the an Mill ea If i trAwily asi isilemon air the inssoled ad pmp, am aissisd is au ins it rCi, FEBRUARY 20, 1852. sod he airs saw a white tight down the Hoe whisk a wean meat that the Use wee clear: trader theme elesembriem, the him wooded es his way, mills sommesse of the deeds= t the aidht the deetedasts' amiss was not NO seta the e hale was triads 17 yards of it, and there was set then dose to the inks. Another fact in the me was that po VIM lakes by the Both Cost emspasy wines Ina emplateles es restamsrada e wird their mem% he stellipsese w Ihe meant of the eseitest. bed Is wee etesed be seem' they tbey mere eserdeted et Ike sabees. Uses the pasties deamee whose was__ ems of the vase of sa 'amity*/ N 6 te tbe piebald' ssillgest le male up he ism of Mom As smeary stated that the *half soli m imes eta seseity of 347'. for 6,11NL, and ass of 230 i. fee his iladmiet Cbenaell, it bh abbess to the jury, ad mitted that there neat he a meet for the plaintiff, and it waa the whit of the railway company that ha should receive damages sailleisat to cover, to the last shilling, the injury whisk be bed wasteined. He trusted, however, that they weed sat baled away by their prejudices to give excessive se visaed,* damage, for if Junes acted in that way, the liabiWlee et railway companim would be so Increased that it wee/ be Most impsesible foe them to tarry on their oadertehhem The Chet Justice stemmed up, and directed the jury that time were three Mods of claim upon which the plain tit was Willed to tienevii.:—The expense he had bees pat to he seedieel mesdasoe , which, however, only 111111141111 ed to the Men Mat of 341. ; then there was the 11111.0t1 and bodily suffering which he had undergone ; and the bet and principal point was the actual pecuniary harp whisk he had sustained by being rendered unlit fur SIMMONS. He bad so doubt that they would give the temperate, but adequate damages, deciding rare strictly epee its merits, and not upon the conside- MOIR that the defendants were • great company, and a etessmiy he it they did that, their verdict would be 'hoed so met their prejudims, rather than the justice of the ere. The jury wen absent from court for nearly an hour, when they returned, and gave the plaintiff a verdict for 2,6001. LORD PLIMIT e. Las.—lirrnarLitansa Issur. This was ea interpleader issue, to determine whether mortals household furniture in the house 33, Dover-street, Piccadilly, wu liable to be seised under an exeention against the Earl of Mexborough, at the suit of the defen dant. llappeared that the house and the goods wore settled upon Lord Pollington, the earl's eldest son, upon his mar riage; and after various acts affecting it had taken place, the house end furniture were demised to Lord nutlet. It wee now submitted that as the plaintiff had taken the pro perty upon an agreement for a lesse, and bad paid for it, it could not be seised under the execution against the earl. A verdict was taken by consent for the plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the court, upon the point of law. EARL us MOUN?CASHCL r. BAussz. —Tx' CoLoxiss. Cius. This ease was similar to others which have already _bus before the public. The short &Mare that the earl had to pay a large sum of money on account of the liabilities of the Colonial Club, in the formation of which he had taken am active part, and he brought the action to make the elbow gentlemen connected with the club mntribute to reimburse him. The defendant in this case was a member of the managing oomunittos of the club, and had attended its Thmattes was turned into a special case for the opinion of the mart. THE POLICE COURTS. MAHYLEBONE. Wm. Niggle, a private in the Coldstream Guards, was charged with the following ruffianly misconduct : Edward Knight, living at No. 11, Eseter-street, Lisson grove, deposed that at one o'clock on the same morning he was returning towards home along Exeter-street, and his wife, by whom he was accompanied , let go of his arm to tie up her bootlace, when prisoner, who, at the same mo ment, came out of Duke-street, applied to her language of • most indelicate and insulting description. Witness asked him what he meant by such infamous behaviour, upon which prisoner, who was quite drunk, exclaimed, " That's what I mesa," and directly gave him • tremendous blow on the face. A struggle then took place, and several blows were eitehangisd. Police constalde Milton, 16d D, at lougth came up, and prisoner was taken into custody. Mr. Long—ls your wife present ? Complainant—She is not, sir. I did not think it was necessary that I should bring her here to speak as to the words, as I heard them myself. Mr. Long asked the prisoner what he bad to say, when he admitted that he was the worse for drink, and expressed himself sorry for his misbehaviour. The magistrate sentenced the prisoner to pay the full penalty of 51., in default of payment two months in the House of Correction. THAMES. Rob Gaw erts.p Mar was elteria;itihreaking the leg of Wm. Ott tbra womb' of the 2nd of January the complainant wee gaisleg a low place in the Commercial-road, when he was esemisi by two females of bad repute, who asked him to treat *ma b armatathing. He refused, and they endea voured to per *sir bomb in his pocket. He pushed one away, but she elm again. He again pushed her, upon which the prisoner struck him in the face and knocked him dows. be. Nertno, 133 H, came up, one of the (maim waded is give RobertsC into custody, but Nortnoyle task Ur Ober, awl Roberta wail taken to the hospital. Kr. Ima Mid he had no objection to the parties w 8; bat the prisoner said the complainant Mr. heltista—That's the least he could expect, and if you deal settle will Wm, you must pay a tine of 31. or bs tm prlsaea ON fleth.—Locked up. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, FHB. 19.—APPOINTMENTL—MinIera I. H. Alfred, to Planter i and F. J. Krabbk, to Intrepid. Surgeon Superintendent L. F. Cunningham, to Sir Robert Neppings, convict ship. Assistant Surgeons J. J. Breen, to Plymouth Hospital ; D. G. Pendrith, confirmed to Nang. an; It. Creighton, confirmed to Trafalgar. Purser J. Bombast, to l'enelope. Assistant Engineers J. llarwood and H. P. Webb, to Pioneer ; T. IL. Purchase and J. Bell, to Intrepid. MILITARY. To THE EDITOR OE THE DAILY NEWL—Dublin, Feb. 18, 1862.—fiir,—In your paper of the lath instant, ap pearsph, under the hind of Marlborough-street o a Police- colre7rt a irarding Captain Dalrymple. Will you be so kind u to correct the statement that Captain Dalrymple is an dicer of the 311th Regiment. Yoe will perceive, by reference to the Army List, that no Aker of that name bas for some time put belonged to the 39th Reenent.— I ant, sir, your most obedient servant, TUOMAII WRIGHT, Calomel and Lint-Calomel commanding 39th Regiment. SPORTING. TATTERBALL'B--TunsDAT. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 9to 1 opt Mr. °corr. &motto (t) 7 to 1 Mr. NIRO Aldroo of Jerystax 7 to 1 Mr. J. I•4llter to . 1 Mr. O. Wldtrir Joe Millar is scratched. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 10 to I opt Dole of Bodepro How Mitabwri (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Mom% Wag W.i R sok (I) 20 to 1 Mr. Mertes Meruhet it to 1 Mr. RAN. MMs dam** 41 to 1 lord Loma% Mods Mai (t). All the newsy that could be pad* pt on wu laid out on Heise Hseaburs, unnteselag et 100 to 6, and finishing at 10 to 1, Ulm MaaM. The Sher transactions were in mall nag. CHUM CUP. fob 1 opt Mr. Marlaroe's Now It) 20 to 1 Polliteo irbordf (I) fo to 1 M Mr r. J. FOrdb• • •ThoPithror IA to 1 Mr. OrovEleirfluormoor 1.1 to I Lord Wafts% Phi lA2:= 2,000 to 40 Mr. IL. (t) 1,900 to 10 Mr. Ocoter e Soo(t) 1,140 to IS Mr. (Aboldroloofollopoillt Don (t) 1,000 Kt If Mr. Mem% f vat of Smileo duo 0) I. ' l e to IS Mr. J. If . ( sod at of) de to 14 Mr. H. S* 11 71 1.1 0: of) Nancy, the High fihrriff, Hountaia Deer, this f out of Novella's dant, Koh-i•noor, and Eturpries wen all in favour, the taken is nearly svery instance being anxious to in• cream their investments. DERBY. 14 lo • to . Apt Mr. Monts WAIN s RPM (t) MrJ. Illoodoo Owl 17 Lei Na~rifo lopldirt 17 to Lord itiomrs Avow (1 19 to 1) 17 to Lard iplasree Members (I 20 to I) DJ to Mr. Siebbleirs Aldred die Put (t) ff to Lad ailheadets Niustesim 40 to Mr. J. Antelffs Little Harry (t) 6to 1 was taken, woe `hundreds, about the favourite, 20 to 1, two or three dues, about Alfred the Great, sad 1,000 to 20. 4,100 to UM, mil 1,000 to 26 about Little Harry. Current offers of 17 to 1 apt Augur, Claverbouse, and Lapidiat, and, in one instance, 20 to 1 betted apt Augur. • MERCHANT TRADERS' SHIP LOAN AND INSURANCE Compass.— OP BANILRUPTII. Yesterday, Messrs. Tucker and Rona, solicitors for Mr. Harding, the official manager of this company's affairs attended by Mr. Roxburgh, u counsel, brought before Muter in Chancery Sir William Horne the important question of the liability of bankrupts under the Joint Stock Company. Winding up Acts. It appeared, in the Mine of a lengthened argu ment, that Mr. G. C. Chappell, of George-street, Hanover square, had arum; the deed of this company for 100 share', ia swepsall dmai* • end of 251. per Aare is now sought to be reerveral beat him and other shareholders to pay off a large masunt of drew. The question to be decided was, whether, the bankrupt having obtained his certificate, that isetimment did net bar the proposed call, and exempt him hoe all liability.—Me. Hoare, who appeared as counsel for the Warne, contended that it did so, ab lads , and in flaunt; nal that If debt, In the former view of the case, it ought le be previd under the flat.—Mr. Roxburgh, on the eeetrary, argued that the call new sad* was met • debt due under the flat ,• end that in fact it hut new merged into a liabiliMerter said he geoid like due to entaider the c , rta mini ater sain king en the t We* shot of am of • sorsilsog • Whoops ow hoe, the Ow ts wledlog ol op ad soli mash him to the Meal of his fir ar, but ought to sob lla of morilos lid& MARILBTS. LITIMPOOL, Flll. 19. The nako to-day aro :—ln Sugar : 60 lAls. Jamaica, 30s. 6d. to 325. • 20 Lads. Porto Rico, at 345. ; 130 bap grainy Bengal, os.; 660 ditto Madras, 235. 3d. ; and 1,400 Date., at 31s. 6d. to 345. 6d. Cocoa : 200 bags Para ; rice, 200 bags Bengal, 9a. 9d. ; linseed, 300 bags lltintbay, 44e. • castor oil, a tow eases, 3 to 31; ginger, 25 woks Jam:llea, 60s. COTTON.—LivearooL, FIB. 19.—The sales to-day are estimated at 8,000 bales, of which exporters and specula ben lawn each taken 600 bales. They in, lude 60 Pernam sad Xarsaham, at 80.; 180 Bahia, at Ad. to 60. ; 150 , at 6id. to sid. ; 1,600 Sunda, at lid. to 41d. Tre 'P l i ntorts this week are 22,000 bales. The market closes tamely yet firmly, and, compared with the prices of Friday last, American, Surat, and, indeed, all kinds, are ed. per lb. dearer. KANCHISTIR, Fin. 19.—We have to report continued firmness in the market in respect to prices, and, though less business has been transacted than on Tuesday, our leading market dey, yet numerous sales have taken place at the rates then obtainable, the qualities purchased being some what more gemeral. Prices are very firm with a hardening tendency. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NornsollAm, Feb. 19.—f• we*. maw hoot breech, whether foxtdossed be head er to Mr seeditles. The rotted haws bow bad little aim apes dal lima se apse the glove Vole, whether olk oaths eel* lie amok Irma drew tame NOM to be excluded, .• it le eddy elleoleled le Nike plies me ..f stockmen. The flewer, potatoes, sod shin lamb le *Wiring from the oteopetltlee of ihe stood (nate. The Wain hi aide has we iigbly mended, either le ilk ar seam The aalftel Ika-lese praised' set, pleats. lam sseddale ere pa midis w i b.. bad eswerel as. est WA paiviea Wm are aaanalessi. The aides of velvet umpire met* allasilenoe de eller epteshiders te aspersed* the loam. la pwing aaglesehas may be espeshed are hag to the Nettlegbars •eallitilareo—Nerre iterinc WOOL—Thunman, Feb. 19.—The demand is very Zttbelie. shit:lied towards more keine door, sad the Pop ly mud to the requiressesis at she trade. Nods and Broker ere without cheap. ]MANUFACTURES.—BRADFORD, Feb. 19.—Yarns: The demand mention equal to the pro:educate'', oath a' dlapaltloo to apts. non* to actual order ; and to tower cost le quite imporlble. Picot: The state of tido breech or the trade Is moat meliorable, end the saastalseturera are deny haft by the sales low nada CORN.—DANDIIII; Feb. 19.—This market is dull for = i rony. %%hut le, Mg Bar ley le. per qr. lower, and not much drbtor. hear awl On the ram. Quotations a. follow : Wheat, es. 10d. to U. di. pw brawl Barley, 1.. to 29a. per yr. Issa. W. to Y. Od. ttmr Oats, tdm. to are. per qr. Nix: Fob. 19.-At this market there was ad, • Maseaawapag a Want, atti tea market Moved that, at luny • 6441.4 N dab dip Whale*. Swim ls. per or. lower; but IMeleatim we taw M Mame& Omega, taken to retail. Few Moss 4/4 . sillerleg.Mt addier men mak *owed km Ilma• albs vim Yuma ills 05451 grime et Thar es. 61 per melt. Mak Ogg* 'Mum, bead of el Pa, ds. 4d. to 6.. ; new, 1661 to 5..10d.; red, 16 66.1040.60.; saw, 4a. 114.t0 3s. Id.; 1160 r. ▪ 56.64. to i. 3d. • PAO Odema. M. 04. to 34. 44.; lumbr, WC to 4.161; laarlei. per Imp. qr., Mad. In 32..4.1.; Finding. per I 1M1N144 MA, 1114. ; oats, Eactlsh, white, per Imp. or., 225. 64. to .66, ask 444 trate, per 314b...116.04. to 2u..0 1 .; to 41164.), M.N. to 226 Od.; (371ba. to 3916 a.), 20.. 01. to RI.. 04.; black, 191. 6d. to 20a. 64. Hese., Pagll.b, oil, per 1110110.,13.. to 146 ; mew, 114. Bd. • Irish, new, 10.. 01. to 11.. 3d.: 10644. to l Is. 04. ; Priv* 11a. ad. to 12a. M. Pre& bothng, lameglal qr. 30a. to 125.; Finding, pet 19616.., I is.6d. to Itn.6d. Leath+, pee 12616 , 10a. 3d. to 10.. 61 Indian Corn, per 19616.., 10s. ad. to 11.. Flour, Kailas, In., per sack of 328. Id. to 14a. td. ; dkonda. Um. 64. to 32a. Buoßrole, Feb. 19.—We had to-day a large supply of Wbest at market, but, re buyers refused to purchase un us at reduced rate., holden gave way, sad a (Or amount of bonuses was transacted, at • &line of shout le. per qr. Soon the currency of this day week. barley we not gulls In such good demand, and to make wile. • reCoetion In price had to be nude of 2w p r qr. Oste, Emmy sad Per, moved of steadily, at late rates. Wheat, abite, 111. t, red, lOC to lof. las. Parley, DM to Me. Oats, IS.. to - 60 a. Bean., 265. to 30s. Per, 295. to Ws. BRISTOL, Feb. 19.—The market to-day has ruled dull, and prices generally are lower that last seek. Vineat, both 1 . 11111.6 h sod kreVa, as le. per qr. easier to buy. Floor la of sluggish sale, at a redisetion of 111. per sack on the tat, current:lea For malting bar. ley the market ia tree native, and • decline of fully :r. per qr. has been sot:muted to. Oats are In retail demand, with prices scat arty so well supported, and Ikons are likewise the turn cheaper. Wheat, Englieh, 44a. to 17e. per imp qr; foreign, white, 44. to 45.. per slullb.; red, Onset qualities, 42, to 440. per 4801 M.; middle qualities, 40*. to 136 per 40411(e.; ordinary go dltiee, Me. to 15..; Fleur, English, umiak, 31r. to 345. per sack; foreign, 21.. to lita. per barrel. Barley, V.nallsh, malting, 30e. to 36r. per imperlJl qr.; English and foreign grinding, 21s. ed. to Ala Od. per 10011 n. oak, Devon and Welsh, Ila. ed. to 15... 6d. per imp. qr.; Irish, white, 10a. to 21 s. per 320 lbs.; Irish. black, to,. Od. to Ilk. 6d. per imp. qr. Beats, Realise, 30.. to 34.. per imp. qr.; foreign, Ta. to Zee. per 430 lb.. The arrivals hare beep :—Whet. 1,085 qrs.; (Mt., 1001 barrel., 4.41 qrs.; Barley, SAD barn; MS qrs.; Beam, 250 qrs.; Flour ' 867 sacks, 2,41'. barrels. Th e averages were :—Wheat, 45e. Od.; Oats, 1114. id.; Barley, Ms. Od.; Boma. Ma. 10d. • Dynan, Feb. 19.—W• had a fair supply of Wheat, .haeoodlttao 64 which was somewhat improved ; for the we beet lots tho tuts was in favour of :be buyer ; but all awondary an. ink. rkw guild.' were I, a gamier cheaper ; a pretty good basin's. wee transacted. Barley was Is middling sup , ly, and wae fully 1.. a qr. *beeper. OM* were dull, but not 'beeper. In Beans end Per no alteration. Wheel, white, per qr., 30s. ; beet red, rk. to 47..; mid dling, CM to 43e. • Inferior, Mut* 33.. Barley, 275. to 34e. Oats, 19e. to 1M Peen ' s, 34e. to Me. Pees, Mk. told. per qr. Flour. Moe. per seek. 3k. to Vs. ; seasids, Us. to Ms. Breed : 10d. the WM. FARNHAM, Feb. 19.—The Wheat trade to-day was not vary Octet ; supply wa• goad, bet to MOM Wes • decline of tally as. per Wad was subtaltte4 10. Batley end ?allow lower. Wham, to 124 IS, per load. Barley, Mi. to 84s. per or. Oats, les. t• MIA Peer, Mb. to alw Beam, 31s. to 34e. GODALYI24O ; Feb. 18.—There was a steady demand for Wheat toaky, a redoctioo of In to Po per quarter befog euboistted to. Whom, red, 40e. to 434.; white. 440. to 40s. ; Poe, 44a. to 308. Barley, 25.. to Sea Pees, 30a. to 328. Baaoy W. to 31s. OM; Its. to 33e. per or. MAIDSTONE. Feb. 19.—Our market was very thinly at- Madre, and the busman was a hole Interfered with by the elietton of bat Nest. tk heat sold slowly at Is. lest than lam week, with it 'rood supply. LW ewe very dull, and title inqahld (Drat present. lower Me. neat have been taken to effect sales. MAXXINOTitEE, Feb. 19.—The Wheat trade is dull, at lest week's yeas. Barley, la to 25. per qr. lower. Beane and Pees slow In sale. NiWBURY, Feb. 19.—The supply of Wheat this day moderately good, yet ruiner exceeding the demand, causing a dull Mini at a deedoe et 2a. per qr. 'Carley In tolerable quantity, and a dull trade at needing prices. Osta, beans, and Per dull, and Qs s -DPI Inc - - - - PLII MOUTH, Feb. 10.—The Wheat tnde at this morn tyre serest suppartal Te *day'. pries, end country miller, appeared disposed to bay rod dry &reign *ample% In conergeewee of many paresis of home growth being damp. The arrivals are Basalt, the vied elt Wag strop( at N. with heavy snow showers. Barhy an d Osts aaend. ROYSTON, Feb. 18.—Wheat heavy in disposal, at last west's plies. Supply short. Berk, es , 2e. per qr. cheaper. to ttleeat foss. , 22e. toles per load. Begley. no. to SU. per qr. Oats, 17s. - 11xiatuess, Feb. 19.—The trade to-day is very dull and only a Ow parcels of Wiled a( the bud quality realise the priors of WM week. 1e series Core there Is more doing. Wheat,Us. lo 33.. qr. barley, MM. to his. Oats, is., t. Ms. Baas, Ma. to Ma. Pena, PM to 345. agates Tans, is. ed. te WoaltlvoioN, Feb. 18.—Ths supply of grain at mar ket was my short, with a kirk deemed. Wheat .red Oats admired 6d. p r bushel, sod Parley from id. to 6d. elms last quotations. Wheat. lea 9.1. to Ira Barley, ue.6d. to lee. Clats,l7e. ed. to Is. 9d. Flour, Ia dd. to la 101. per stem Oatmeal. is. ed. Om- Imbue. Is. ed. Byre or, Is. 2d. WATilltrekD, Feb. 18.—Our market hes been Teri dull slaw asunder is. 4 for every description of rule, but as ins supplies are light. bet Week's prim are maintained. .EDIN11:11011, Feb. 18.—The supply of all kinds of grain was will large to-day. Wheat was ezmedingly dull, and fell gene rally stout W. per quarter, although aeveral pare* aced foe aced, whisk kept up the average • little. Althotiuti Harley west up Ls price% aalei ware heavy. Oats were also dull, but kept firm at but week's quotations. Beans heavy. Wheat, 33a. to du. Barley, 34. to 31s. W. Oate, 14a. W. to 235. Beans, 3es. to 36. GLASGOW, Feb, 18.—The Clyde imports for the week weaved of 1,01 qra. Wheat from America, and of 2.200 loads Oat meal. 430 ere. Ords, and 17 ,, Auks Flour from Ireland. not rage. mouth, 1,171 qrs. Wheat, 3,734 qrs. Barley, 761 qrs. Oats, 145 qrs. BM" sad 711 seeks Pour were reewlivid from the toast, and 1.530 qrs. Wheat, slow with 177 qrs. harem from Daramark. We ham had wienthar week of ranay, wet wealiew, but this morning apses with • Welter gmegast Then Was wry hwaiaam peadaz 111 Wheat ter Row dandy Oa week, and M wades melon, the buyers had the m haulage. Burley sad Wane hreaght hilly late prima. Oats wi re sae* so well mid. At this ley's market thew wa• little change ln the vales of new qualities of Wheat, and rally as math in quiry as of WM, bat 'Jambe aorta were dal, and rather Weeper. For Plow es repeat our previous quotatsina Osts sad Barley were la slow relent, end lets estrum rates barely anindned. Beam unaltered. CATTLE, lie.—Divisis CANDLIMAS FAIR WU held OD Saturday, when then we as avenge supply of cattle. Olen sold at tram 141.0 In. a piss% sal Mme at from U. to 13 'M eese mob. Then mere met map sill Met the low shown met a tolerable sole. Fat Seel hrieght Ram Se. he Ss. par or.. There mere very tow Horses, mad these eta very sawn at. The trade, of course. was homy. - - - - - NEWAIII.—At the fortnightly fat Meek market on Tues• day Mere was • tolerably Hoed of stack, and many galas were effected, bat without any alteration In pries. There were 3411 Sheep, sad 96 Berta pen Nuwanu, Feb. 18.—Our market to-day has been small, and Ilttis bwitnew do*/ ; prior. aboot last week. There were beau/ and lel Nis pirated in the market. WAILEFIILD, Feb. 18.—Then was a fair supply of Boleti and Sheep. Bed add at from sa. id. to te. per stone, and goodrl owl. Matti* Istelard id. per lb. The attimemse of boyars was My 1111 Ma SDINIVZOII, FA. 18.—Ths supply at cattle was 880, 188 Ism Ire i weak. Demme peek mg priers the Name es gem slid Ye week. 'hp gibe. We. N. I mom top, 62. ed. ; arewetPitt isiellhap Pigsrise see hem be. to Se bd. per Data hem AM, elms of the meelet a elewrowee wee set et. Mkt The wee • brie Nark Oilier Pie minim the smatter Mop I.Bls. sr INS sign Om • wak. Deerad good. end het eek% Mew falli n =est u =derly fer the beet .wete. Top Wks etas Wet bpi. pot tb.; torrent pries, ed. be 6121.; akbillag tied banter arts, from U. to did. At too ekes a else ranee wee sot eibeted. RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS.—Yester day, before the examiners on standing orders, the f o ll ow i ng bills were declared to have complied with the requirements of the standing orders :—Eastern Counties Railway (for power to use Rest Anglian Railways, and for purchasing, renting, and working, and more convenient interchange of traffic with theta) ; Norfolk Railway (fur regulation of capital, power to carry out arrangements as to Waveney Valley line, and for working arrangements with Hales worth, Reales, and Haddiseoe Railway); Manchester, She Mild, and Lincolnshire Railway (No. 2, for proposed branches at Silkstone, Barnsley Junction, and certain col lieries, at an estimated cost of 83,0000 ; Shropshire Union Railways and Canal (for branches to connect Shrewsbury and Stafford Railway with Shrewsbury Canal at Chester with Chester and Holyhead Railway, and for regulation of capital). The bills of the North Staffordshire Company and Kell, and Cavan Company were proceeded with. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD ItAILWAT.---Traffic for week ending Feb. 16, 1862 : —Passengers, 1,0041. 19s. 3d., Ok la, 691. 4s. 4d. ; goods, cattle, to., 8671. 14s. ; 876 J. Total, 2,1071. 17e. 84. SHIPPING INT)? LLIORN CE. FlllOllllll/01MIPMinlill.lhe . liiipplle (UMW . asi "Lamy lA, CASUALTIES. Ida, of Liverpool, ftior Ciiii;;;;i::Waii abandoned at tea the crew arrived in their boat at the Falkland ivi.inds.— Liverpool, Feb. 19. Marie Roane from 'Liverpool to Naples, w hi c h went on shore on D allas Reeks, near Amllwick, Feb. 15, ha gon e to pieces, and the cargo is washing about the rocks; pin of it has been secured in a very dam a g e d state. rile steam-tug Victoria proceeded to the wreck on Tuesday morning, and has returned without being able to render any usistance, or to save any part of the cargo, owing to the rough weather.—Liverpool, Feb. 19. nom (British fellows), hence to Ceuta, he, been wrecked on the coast of Barbary.—Gibraltar, Feb. 10. SEABORNE MAILS. ix *taffies that the mall. are sent from th, General yo-;-other M the Mott—sad Id by the mental( —tletm,bh. IL/up vies, made up rOUNTPJ74 V i•tzwertti horn. Moo Lonion. tn.. eta' tan azieviaa(tryitrit.peakitN Veli. 20 Asicriee(byVaited Stabil packet) .24%ii. 24 anartia(byll.lltatalikle Nag* hirle• ( West Cart) ...N I Ina ut the =oath tleasadrla• 71 1 1Nidhihth of aiia. I aNglisia ll4ily Brash Vih of the 'meth, thl62lollll7ras Meth of the sivah .allfunala(vla C9airee)N Juilaalthof month ape of (keg Mope. 14 litho( tlie Loath ..heetenUivaple • .1 1 1 711017 th 47 the 01. P I eatrgi /MMUS , Mama lales ..... itaa.,o4/I.,Nfrid. ............. 17th ot the avvha vraese Nei ti Twice daily 'alma* N 702170'270,u( mug Hulbert 2l Tuesday It frig*, Nedra& a hallo. Madame ... .. . N 17th at the month Inleod .lll /a N Twl. daily .. .." ladle (via ooutraialt.)l2 JoUt of the /acerb ache (via Illarethhe) N Ittl&24aol alektiA liedlterreheaa(via South esptoo) thualviallaneillea) Ilealeo Madeira l!Utle of th• mouth I I Stblutith ot tel,,ttn hut d the month I fhb of as month 7tl.l7th,Lttly.:;to thluttitsf the suotab Stltroth2Stl.of mat Sth I itat,tat.4 vest 7thllth47lhof nem I lth of the mouth W 1130.4311.0 moo Iltis tel the titceth Naples* r i P al 1146 INlOArtaiiS • i 1 Tamar .... *eat imam WON Ldlr (cusp 11;1 vaansoin% Nagano I ten Of 1110 moa•el 11.i..►v0~1.... Irse. — si" I 14werpoul .. 2 l u lutikumptai ri'mouth '7farrh I I honf .... 'Feb. 3, ."fti 1 . 4 .1 - , Um. March 111 , 11.111 tmitle Maid, 16 ' - I Feb. :0 plywievith ilarth L. , tharm iston. 746. Su n., tou..Te Th.% lana roux dy Dover Feb. 20 IAIIOOII Lesdem..- Mut4=66.Feb, 24 Tamp,. 14i, Tamp,. Fib. 21 Maxcu 2 IMeetliamplas. 1 , 90. n i .... •ft,,,,Uumaptax. Luna S , ostl. ,l 4l46.Marets 1$ I Onver itover Daft r 4'9o. 29 .0.930.3.;40.' hi. 1: notatOaaapinia.' Yea 2a I /Ow, a.9191a 99000. ' Feb. $0 , so* hunrl n• . I March 1 • The mails to Mom coin/ivies dim marked c•i are eimmyte to mob pee►et via Varmint& CILIJPOIII3II.I.—MaIIs to and from California vie Um Caned to. are ouVilasiatoited awl due by every Aiken in mast. ♦RKIVKI). Aeons:-at Liverpool, February IV, frcru1.....................Nrs York Auan-st Graemestd, February 19, truss . Orsini Barnes Gums (s. a.) -at Llver.ssol, February If. fres- Gibraltar Rame-et Falmouth, February 17, fr0m..............- Arson Casts -at Deal, Fantasy IS, Dom Cads Erma-at Deal, February la, nom - ..-...Xess Nose Erna - at Gravesend , February 19, fr015................imaterdam Ecso-at Liverpool, February 19, hoes Steeilsora Fusammus -at Liverpool, February 19, hies 4 vs" Favouarra-at Falmouth, February 17, her... Nests Garraso-at Queeoffitoro, February 17, from Caostuausopy O,OILIA -st Falmouth, February 17, from Wits Duna-at Italseoutb. February 17, trom .. -.. ..........Alemadda HuorLenta-at tirarenved, Fantary 19, freaa.........Aarterrwa lium -at Cardin, February la, from .... .. ...... Nantes lima-at Glo4der, February 17, from Bt. Johns Joist Lout -at Plernouth, February It, frma.......--- Flips dm Janos Yams-at Wester, Yetomory 17, firms -. ..... hoses Jams Animism -at Falrbou It, February 17, from . Of tata LADY Itata-at Dual, February la, Irma Rim fusses iLtasaan -at Livers el, tebruary 11, from Name Yon-at Gravesend, February 19, from . ...... ...... Ouerum Meaux (a.) -at Gravepred, &Many 11, Irma Malta alemsoimar -at Deal, Tetanal, MS, from Maurits. MaO3.O.JA- at Plymouth, Feb. IS, from.... -.-.... . Ibrada Hero-at Quemistusn, February 17, !rum (Alma MOM Palla L -11 t Deal, February It, from ..,.....Si.. Mkbatlh Mama Auca-st Ural, Yet. IS, truer Demerara Pnuano-at Liverfool, February 19, from ----Nes (Mesas fismoosma -at Deal, Veer wary 111. tram Maarithis Pima -at Plyesuotb, February Is, from -........ ..Galela MMOT-at Hull, February IS, from •......... 41 P Feb. IS, Sem s lebruas 119, ' Seaus—atl6,flan Salsoles Passals—ut Queenstown, Februuy IS, tram Ibrula Tutor—at Plymouth, February IN from Smyrna Vicyousirs —at Gloucester, Pt Murry 17, from NIIII4I Wftrvaw—at Liverpool, February ID, from Glenna Wistaut Parra—at Liverpool, February ID, trews......lumaily 8AILh1). Aanm—trots Ormond February 19, to ... Demerara BIUTILIIMIA —trims% lull, Esbross, is. t o ......... .....ti nto t, o , Coszsa—rrout Graverend, February 19, to.. ......... ... It Vaneent% CITY or ROITIJWAN —from Gravesend, February 19, to...Duniurk Couturrosor —from Gravesend, February 19, to D'Atontausa—from Gravesend, Feb. .9, to .... Selma Enwooo TEIOIIN3S—frOUI OiIIVOW, February 17, to Grell3.ll lam—tram Greenock, February 17, to Hayti lose—from Orman& February 19, to Barbadurs Jaaaow—from Shlsair. Fairmary IS. to Bareeloua Loot Banc' - tram Ore, . leitury If. b....—. Socubsy Mara or Anarrar—lrom Dead. relbreer, IS, b. ,,... Arvres Narrows—km Parlamoutb, 1411~y 111.. to .... Ilanuars Plan-hum aftipw. Vsbruory 11 to .....Froserborgb Perna—hemlßM% rebniej_ I S, to CA.2 ROYAL TIMITILIFiIIia Shields, rairem IS, to ..... .............thlem Sado—from Urammod, February IS, to Antwerp VESBIII.B SPOK lIN WITH. Alfred, of Clanrow ; and Emulous; both outwardbound. Albania, from sarlinta for Liverpool, Feb. IS, lat. 47 N., lou. 13 W. Llthar (barque), from the Maurine. for Giereek, Ike. 23, lat. 11.37 11, lon. 3 3 W. Abeam (brig), of Arbroath, for Malta, Feb. IS, lat. 47.6 N, km. ' 7.11 W. Anna aria, of Pavenharn, from Hestia. Jan. 50, lat. 36.21 N. 100. 3 la . Coma barque), of sod from Sunderland for Calcutta, 23 dam all well, Feb. 13, Lat. 4 1 .10 N , W. 10.33 W. Cheer. of Dundee, from the Black Sea, Feb. 3. off Cape Fislaterre. C brie, from Memel for Buenos Ayes% Des 13, lat 21 S., kw. 93 W. Cleopatra, from Palermo for Newcastle, of the such end of Sardinia. Ellen (achoonerh of Owearey, with mainmast carriedaway, running W., Jan. LS, of Cape Tralalgar. Berrie, of Liverpool, Jan. 3, between Aeon and Cape St. Paul. Labels sad Am (brig), from Alsaaalris lot linicaldy, Jan. 26,4 Cape St. Vincent. Julio (French barque), with lam of toprallantmasts &c., in a hurri cane. Nov. 11, mist of Madras. Jenny load Itch:weer), of Jersey, from Figuera rm. Plymouth, out 17 days Feb. 12, lat. 46.40, lon. 1., and curetted nob proviidonv. Laing (brig), of Stockton, nom Hull 1.5 e Umtata, 14 &pout, Feb. IS, lat. 49.30 N , 7.6 W. Lartnuat (French ship), from Havre for Saa Francisco, Feb. IS, lat. 47.30 N lon. 7.10 W. Mary Matthews, of Sunderland, from Alexandria, 16 days out, Jan. le, lat. 37.34, lon. 0.30 11. Now cork (barque), o 1 and from Hamburg, Feb. 14, lat. 49.30 N., 101.6.30 W. iteitlose, from Galata, 16 miles E. of Cans St Vincent. State& Hairy tram New OrLsna for Hans, Jan. 26, of Cape Car . _ . 611.7rOOway, from isedon for Bonitiar, Dre. 13, lit. 49.2 , lm. 6 W. doll% (brig), of Usenieey, for Port Adelaide, Yob. 1, 31.30 1 4 , Ica 13.2 W. METROPOLITAN RAILWAYS JUNCTlON.—Yesterday a numerous meeting in this matter was held before tho Muter in Chancery Brougham, to proceed generally with the settlement of the parties liable to discharge outstanding debts, amounting to between 4,00 J/. and 5,0001. Mr. H. Lake, solicitor for Mr. Jay. the official manager, stated that 60 of the provisional committee were summoned, and evi dence having been gone into identifying their eases with thou already decided by the courts above as rendering provisional committeemen liable, the Muster placed the following gentlemen on the list in that capacity—Messrs. Davies, Ilolme, Woohner, Gilbertson, Beisley, Jones, Rid dell, Imrie, Austen, Darkly, Brown, Clift, Croft, Edlin, and Ewart. [Advertisement.]—llouowAy's OINTMENT AND PILLS ASS air ISTALIJILS 1111911•DT 70s Treuv., tertwaus •su CoNTIPACTUDJOINTs.—Ana Carter, bottermat 1, rratbni with • family IlateNhiestaia6 had an immense tumour on tar neat knee, which ineransal le snob a sins that Wee uld not Lend the Jwat, and wen is coensausee Waged to leave Mr situation. Iler medical atteadaat lalaimnd her that there was no dunce or cure, and that U would be nensmyte inipatate der Nab. This OiliftioO not antler.* her, she cominsseed slag lielletrars airtment and Idle lb good OlMeßt, and, by Oars hMrq thsg bale been the 111.1111.. of tfrealllg a ptrfoCl • sad the hsa fUNIMIIII bee reedier rittostrat. lipid by all= =al at Mks= Sallower* Est.ibluuunent, 244, strand. BIRTHS, MAIUtIADES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BARING. —Feh. 17, at Park.ereseent, the wins o. Capt. Banos, of the Gott:stream Guards, of a .oa. BOODLE.—Feb. 17, at Sus,es.gardens, Hyde-park, the wife of El. M. Boodle, °f a daughter. ELLIOT/G—Ye Eaq., b. la, at browiptrus-square, Mn. ti. C. Elliott, of • son. 'IFNI) Itt, at Mawr, are. A. Henderson, of a sow 111.06 E.— Feb. 16, at Exeter, Use wired J. B. ROW, Erq., of a asualiter. .11E1t8TON.—Yeb. 16, Ike wl e of J. H. Snerston, kid, 6th Dr 11 1 0 .16 Huard., a etonerry, flomevelahlre, of are. TOMLIN:SOM.—Feb. IS, at West George-earret, Wesuninster, the setts of T. Testae." Esq.. or a eon, stol-boru. MAKILIAUZB. BOWER—ROBINBON.—Feb. 17, at Sepbton Cboreb, Jeremiah, Youngest we of Major Bower. of Iligh.grose, (hrehire, to Eleanor, third daughter of J. Robinson, Eaq., Licht:ll.nd House, near Lien. HOLLOWOOD—OREEN.--Feb. 17, at the Superintendent Rego , trafoodke, Wolverhamptoo, Mr. J. Hel kceond. to Xis, !has Grose, both of Illaseley Hole, near Wolverhampton. liINO-11.00PER.—Fets. 17, at Able to Kl,loo, by the Rev. P. Roofer. the Rev. S. King, to Constance, daughter of J. 13. Rover, Kwt., of Abbot. Ripton, Huntangdonabtre. LINDSAY LINDSAY.—Yeb 17, at St. Ororgea. Ilanovereqsare, by the Rector, the Rev., If. Howarth, ll. 11. 1 Indaay, Seq., 00,7 we of the late Hon. H. Lind.sy, to Anna, Meat daughter of .Y.;• R. DPUumell, wad wldow of the late Cain. C. it. LandisT• DIATHB. BARKER.—Feb. 16, at Camkruilli.plme, Glaegow, Mr. W. Barlett, only surviving eon of the latelept., W. Bathes Abndren.! 11A MILTON.— Feb. la, at North Montrore street, Gittegew, M. PCGill, fourth ma ef Mr. P. Ilvmitton, aged 12. MORLET.—Feb. IS, at Camberwell, Borah Morley, of Temple flow, last Item, Firs, relief of the late W. Morley, Ewa., aged if. PAINTER.—Feb. 16, at Broadway, WmUsinater, Charles B. Fainter, &led son of Richard Painter. RICHARIMON.—May 18, at Calcutta, 81v2or R. U. Richardeon, of thank Madras Light Cavalry. 8111111.—Feb. IS, at Great Bruningbam, Luton, Beds, T. Smith, Faq., aged 81. THOMPOGN.—FeIs. 17, at Jermyartreet, Pt. James's, W. Thoripme. Fag., of Dmaegallveguarr, bellaat, aged 48. Mated asi pabilehad b Inuaaa haw liatatott Au S, Lombard. street. la the 011 y af tasks. Pilaw at qt.. Otte. In 141abir Mark la Ur mina of Wthstrisee.-Fl/DAT. IP/mow 20 7 ~~ BR' ... ogi i .tie We o f their flop la tbos• Port obow — i,l IMIU eantinu rel Or o f A D mai ti ?It ._--_ Uuartei owl; mew or Yr • a 91" ' E SO 1 $8 1 40 1 40 2 Woes !a Pc Bees 4 The samurai -- 0311 A. 4 with; agetwh Leorki SP •,,ip Tor t It is a masa. To io this. it eroblin thicket It 4i strictly the pat are, fra affeetin don, an Partin, Ox Rumen able cm each. Or tho to nity.— Chrirt Bedfa Georg Rev. wm Haver De me Worei Colleg James Thurs CA! SCIEN Mond Modes Civil Emu) Engle: