The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-23 00:00:00

IRELAND, Dram, Area 22. The ♦erdict of the coronet's jury is tbe ow of the murder et Sarah Kelly bevies bees sa *pea est, sad eisseriverty rot c , re'.u.ve spinet say o' the four partirs sow in es , tody for se.p•eted pertieipatios is the Grime, snarly, Mr. George Strives, sad the ales Slashes. Wel ton, sad Banta, a magisterial lavestaistka was held. ye is Me ts. to irqswe lam the eiresasessess Pro hominid sesames were is *Undue' to erste. the proceedings es the part of the repropeatstlees of the deemed lady aid of Mr. Stress, bat the iegeiry war bola vials closed doors, the viperous bevies been es. eluded. It is acd.rstood that oily two whirs es were issanised, one of these Wag Mr. Campion, for easy years the late Mrs. Kelly's iseafklestial solicitor, sad who, it is stated, bream sow the weer et the Bahr derry property, ..e.ere the murder was essessitted. After sitting • e.ssidereble tine the asattistsates adj Hosed the inquiry said Thursday, sotil whit day the pismire ere to be demised is costoly. Notwitbstasdisst all the efforts made to ob•ain informsaon the murder still condones in volved le (weeder:hie mystery ; bet Dr. Bally, s pelletal& related to the late Mn. Kelly, sad to whom she has, it is said, left the rotate sod mansion of Bookarood, is the comity of Rosconmots, and 100,0001., betides applatieg bin rest daary lrptee, has Life. d a reward of 6001. for sash lake nation se will lead to the arrest of the students. The Lord Lineament has sin, offered a reward of 1001., makes • total of 6001. The earth around when the isafortnaste lady met ber death wee 'mamboed again yesterday atendag by the polies, and • second bulat wen head. It it multi that as application will be nude la the coarse of a few day• to the Court of Criniaal Appeal oe the Covet of Error, to reverie the verdict mann Dies, who was an vil:tad at the late Cavaa special conned= se secessory to the mord , rof Idea Hien. Th. gusted fat the appl teams ▪ an alleged mis• ri.l , owing to the dreamiest@ of • juror Meg sabsiiteted for at other who had bees ones after the trial had wonnesced. This, it is add, wee done wittiest idling ea the preemie to look to hie challenges; sad to is added es a farther mead, that after the sew ;woe -as swore the Attoeney-Oeseral amid have stated the ca or, which was sot done, Una Jane being simply uked if Ike had h.ire is coast whoa the adonis* was nada If no Court of Cannel Appeal shield decide agaiut the peeentir, it is said that the eau wiU be bungle before de Court of !rue, sod U 1h pont. be bald to be geed • re-trial of Dose will take plus at the wet nein& The Plreemos sue, We are r►queted to swathes, that daring the pending nreendiage Mr &ally, IL?, abstain alt +tether from limiting say stateneets cam ersig bin ee lbs late Tipperary Bask." Is the larembeeed Estates Coast yesterday a plane was filed os Oahu!' of the &phi Ilea. Owego Arthur Bluing; Bul of Growl, outer sad whiner, for the isle of ►is estates is the county Leagferd. Nen natal, 6,81 W. 3i. 101. The Lord Casecelke gave jaillgeheet yesterday Is the eau of Kelly v. Heaceeck " and " Power v. The Bans," the propery evolved beiag the Headsmen Mane, loos the sehjeet of Mystical is the Irish nun The Ent ins • patios Wed by Mr. Indian Kelly, bulbar he the ate Mre. Hudoesk, to almlaisur the sena of her daughter, the Tate Mee Hanish Headman ; is ease, to set aside t ie sent.reinie uttered late la the seletweeed muse of a. Dila. emu v. fludeock," welsh wen beard la Hilary Tern, 1866, sad which was amicably imaged by ea act of psrlieme•t passed lei eusioe, by which Us respoadeat la that nit, Mr. Jets &eased Headcoek, was declared settled to the Maul in 41 testes epos payer the tenor, Jobe I:oilmen, the latarest is 20,0001. piecing hie selawity, sad the is. • 80,000/. in can apcn his •tatds g his fell age; and the awed was • petition Glad by a creditor of flies Meaderelie, to be paid the anmisat of a dale he alleged te be dee to lin. The lcard Chasidism, after eating folly isle the partite. Ws of the caw, s.id that be kit so difficulty whatever la dindulag his petition lei b anima, ucept ea fu ae it related • le the mare seentalament •f the mute of as demised, and her neat of hie ; sad the order he would wake la tM other " Power v. Haadeccit." wash be to mad it to the sane office. to be belt with se as ordinary pales wan the 16n luau. LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT. retday, a deputation of metropolitan members of pea emest •arted, by erreagramr, epos the Het How. Sir Bee. Rel., Sere.. and Mt Ales. Cockburn the Attorney-Otamel)lit the dim of the Chief Commeeion.r et Pantie Wake, la Whqeholl pleas, for the purpose of sossiderlog certain elections whisk hod bees ra'srd by ant of the motrepolitm patch.' to the Art foe the Bever Leal Ilsoageateat of the Metro:4li", as also to the bill which hod Mee rive Armed My perliament to mead that alt by the Attorney General. The deputies cmciened of Sit W. Clay, M.P. foe the Town Heeler ; Sr C. Napier, M.P., sad Mr. A. Pens% M.P.. ' , athwart; Mr. T. S. Dascombe. M.P., and Alder. mos Challis, Fisebury ; Mr. W Willtaea, M.P., sod Mr Wilkinson. M.P.. Lembetl. Sir DO Len Ines, 111 P., B , r J. Medley, M.P., Mr. Y. Chambers, M.P., aad Mr. ButM,lll.P., were mievaidably absent. Th. , member" were sosompanied by deputations from St. Lake% Cierkesweil, Limbo", St. Nary, Nmdagtee, Cube rwell. St. Aadraw, Holborn, sad o th er of the Mesa tidal peri•ltes. Mr T. 8. Dancombe, Sir W. Cloy, M.P., sad Mr Wallas., If P.. set forth the objects of the deputation, and altered iota various stalemate respecting the pretest and previous position of so of the seetropolitaa pariahs', la ceasozios with the worlds. et the se'. TM sum of the statemesto of the depatatim noosed to be that the perishes bed so otjeetiete to oho metes of reresentative Perris' befog costimed seder Sir Besjmaia les re any U atom wen pima to the rammer. apes the ',frogs provided by that act .o elect lly 'heir natetiwudeas u 1 saw- SOHN and mike poor-rd." sad church-rates. It wee ILO &wood that they were prepared to rapport the ateelitioa of plurelity of man trivet' (as is Cembenroil peelleh) pre vailed in tome localities soder Stages Desesite An but at the mate time Pine was advasted tie skids& of the anaemia benehelders le the friable& Tide was Mr. Damoshe's prop* .44 sad the Aturoey-fliestral remarked that be agreed with it. It we. aimed perihmeatary siesliess. Mr. Williams vmesholl lbet la Leman them nos MAO impend icier sec who swill thee he ea. heenidad. At the Aensm . .re seggestioa the some of Ai whim Ago*, to some of as wattage of Mr atf, m it sash at punt, together with their smarms I:l4lsad the Moonier they wishedwere aka 114 After a Lag diseeesien *all. lima seli hew.. in fanar et the reproseatatia gelmiple, bonen balienti it worked emit, sad he was yenewed to sem the instant le this eaten. The sla nts of the potent vanes should man se they sew were, eawthird going oat smelly; that the liberal mum of weir tete 'bald be extended to the c inroad kosseholdme, sad that them sodded under that ',fags should et the same time sad is the same way se they elated their midi. an hem the power of idealism their cbarakwardees earl mermen of tbe pow, end also of deciding epos the Dues des of &church rata ;Mt he meld r engem to deprive Ye eland body if its poorer of making a poor rate, be ams there was • pledge given to the Past'-low Bawd that the of the poor should ant be istarfered with, sad I semi la Wary to as seer Memsalvee, Pup podse the Mignon eiteald need eigmbrr la hest sambas an Wee, • prior rem He did set pledge biemelf to all these altentleas; bat if Se did -brie`` the. forward, of ewes he (the right boa. beeu.t) ellessid soma the support the melanins nonniese la maybe Mom oat. (Hear.) Aim a easneasee of goody vita es the modes of Mr. Wicitaws, id P., a vas of atesits was peed to Ihy B. Hall, sad the dermatiess retired. THE CELEBRATION OP PEACH iesterday, at the Court of Aldermen. Mr. Wood • read slitter fres the Corporation of Tab, request leg le be bf reed what °eerie the Cerpwatim of Leadsn went le adept is reseeded the proelassatias of f MOO. Alefeetaa Godson made • few eteervenene ea the peens Dwelt He wield set help 'Wag that the pahlb re- W: tie pease with great &rally, that there ar peered as la as fesadatioa at all for njoising se wegratels lila, sad that the gienasent woeld set be Moly le sild to Iltpepalaritp by feearriag express epee re etudes whisk guireined so striking polite of sitalretlen. Ms Terse LAVIII3 we quite suldled with tb• plass, said Mead It se lb* greatest of blowier. He putleabirly *asked Muslim kr heves, gives the world that pieta by the Veggeg sal MO at Ws laterpraitlee. Maar. hear.) This append A be a illipe•Pim Is the efeiwt to sold pais Ile ausilllass do puss. aid several Nuabeaystartad up se uffiseusas to Om* ssusliasals, bee The Lam Mauls latussuoil VW be tbsupbt there wield be so Madam fa talking apes snob a is tbs ram reenbabed la a Meter, ap ply lag ter as to the wares likely te be permed by the Lewin Ileslaipality. He weld not het say that a &sage tram a sta.. of war to a etas, of prate was MUG and great arise of moving. (Hear, hese.) The letter wee owlerid to be laid before the Cinder Ces sna Ceased. Eatiimmt.l—ig Mi. MEOWS MIMI e ts z a sittlaseisietionos Lasd ar&k gi V i mi as t Writimmoss. Ilmudieimp, of Mind ar bury wilelle Ist • am Mt Togier Maio Urehowm a lal W___Wilarti= Sm. riles • 4hisortelle NOY= et tbs ligol•ftie ald i II =l., as wpm. NM le weft WIN. ma • TWA /et BATTERY. FLOATING Yesterday .numerous company assembled at Mill. wall, Poplar, - on the occasios of the lousehiap of her M.j. ety's iron faini battery Tenisderho.t. bail , by Mews. Samaria, Brothers, of Millw.l.. The Than &Thole !which w.. orminailr la ended I r an attack on Cresstadt) 4 186 feet long, 48 I. t brood, and I'.lll is depth ; shag its bamboo is 1,964 toss The ',met is propelled by a 'crew ortrked by caucus of 200 lime power, rod is *reed for thirty gum, though the is teetios wos to ann bee with slakes gum of 68 posed. caibre, sod meth weishiart 96 heniredweisht. Err draught ^twister is eakslated et 7 Met 2 hoboes% sad 6 feet 6 froth e tomer!, whilst her sides would present ealy &deists of 4 feet 6 inches out of water with all her armaments on booed. Her keel is framed lilt. that of ea o denary hoc ship, sod the framework Is eating of iros, the top sides, for twelve feet dowawarls. Wag severed with trek planks all Mabee' in to aims Over these an bolsi it n luso sr plates four lashes thick, mad from two to t• pee tons taco. These plates are laid over the whole surface above water ; an.l it is etoled that ••Mot Cr soon deed et bet *idea at • d - tease of 400 yards would poises no effect whatever. The viral is what es Galls I flat to bored. her aid-a crojtc.ing towards the keel, and the besot, witiob form the upper or weather deck being fitted so sloe, to sash other as t preserve the patrol chareettristic of s'nagUt. The beams of the lower t r Ightiog deck ate also very smug, being fitted close to each other, sad ploaked with task. Oa this deck are the °Ease' fables, whilst underneath are the Magenta's, atom toms, dispeasary, AL One of the most interesting facts is camisoles with thi. battery le the brief period . - ceepted is its ..emetics. It was commend cm the Bth issiosiy lest, arel on the 16th Met. the Tema wag pearly tt r Meech ' lag. The r.pidtty with whish operations of sash extraor dinary magnitude were carried on is amosated for by tt • fest Um tha am in Mr Bosaieda's esap!oy west about their work with a apiritasd enemy which evinced a poroosal in tend M the duty they wets discharging ; sad it ottes hap , posed that assay el them ishonted for throe cottortu .tve days sad sights " without Co make um of Mr. nwa word.) Pekin their clothe* of" Be had sever, he said, saes a body of saes so ar dently devoted to as esterpries as 411117 WPC We have only to add that the mutinies by which this vessel is to be worked were coastricted by Messrs. Miler lad Remold% aid that the buildiag operation. have Is.. greatly facilitated by the amistasei of tad seder surveyor to the Admiralty, Mr. Waste, whom daughter performed the duty of " christesiag" of the vessel. ARV , . est those versciat on the ossasios went Eoel Grey, Mr. Al fermis sad Sheriff Bose, Mr. Waite, Mr. Ravish.% cad • select pert, of ladles sad palliate whom Mr. Suede had speei•ily [seised to whams the seremony, sad who afterwards see tumbled at an e'essat boniaet prepared at the Dmitri& Tavern, Blackwell. FROM LAST mars OAZZTTA SUIZIVTIL (Maim Ibietraer 011161411. aridepaama, &NW lesetkry, to art mem ley •it le, re Ives II et 11, at eteleeteelavott. MA, abg" Whel-mot ; oe. atal anew& Oalmetoetreat. Memo Orem Len. ftmetagee Mg! oil Jest 4.. t 11. et eola. Daytime eel Itethety. lteingliall. omen ; Come. eldeamibire. Jr. lessue, mealtime imedret. Um I at h, ll a rr i kver , : d za . iii .. sib. litedt me t I meg a Cloeme. Abearmat- MeaVaii Pam Jeweleattirttar.t 11. Tamerae, litsmod ileleillee lig I led lees e. at I. at Ikea. Jamie ad Oa, lbeleeeellateetty et all& lialitialt seat JOINS 111111119011 Poem Walerliamptoe, enetalobe teat. MaY 3 Bed 1111. at 11, at eimleelme Goan. Seta, SEW Theo. all llseeran sad L eal .. /then ; al. wig, Wieltatas. az adteeette. Wow= OsaasEr. eleilieblem flaw Mils botota, =lnd le. at 11, at Meat ealla. Omer fed U5........r.z. ........ r.z. awl YAW, Illinlogira ; at &Mg OM* Jams Tanoa, Miieleletta Uwe *medlar, ia7 I wi air at •I. se awn. dole, flotafray, main Ouse. eld Seeps ma Memlegeen; off. etas, Mile Ilbuieellea Salem Ism lemma. CarilLibiswprelna prottaise .. r. ink I. 111 eel Jam 1. at et Illrital Caert. Sala. Mum I. GM Inas art lertstoi ; GC atalea. Meier. fir__ AMID b.. ml DOWAND MOM jab. PIMISMCIPtaItaII. =Ur i : a at i tersOmt. 117.2wis sos. Itsalisa "wee Illamtme sod Timm Gamma Wlpa, Laimablre, dedma i r me II m6l », at Umilmmer Overt. sa rwl . Monaoss. fassoltairaib SIT= mak IlerbeNer. Wataallift IftlaM la liariawiter OtaiL Ma, BM me &Aka Wmiltame ; sal lianress. Owen aftemat" runirp.=ldre. mealtaatstar, Mg sad la at la at liaasbraw *alarm sod Co, !Sm arm; ta mit Ax lr a r inoy fastalrMsr. •11119LUID. AM U. kw. I MO= la="alb"r. A. Warn; Wied.cersest. OM Ica Avotok Jeuesspra Syr - & Jog, Onwo.villea, Niseilmes lost, soilist is • silk maws elbass.anrea, Cusuisa4ows. bows shirr—A. J. I. AN- g1a 4 0919/69.r0v. ingrovar—J. = o Bll= terms, urawa, smilaise to inseliff—& 1881, Dom Wilder-13 W. T. NAM& Lisfols~, CUM% nubs dealer— & T. birdie, Cravaieles, Kerby's. WWwilion semi— J. & Tersatro&Orm&annike, tWOLANATIOWIL Or DITTOOMIL Owe= hoz Weummemk Ciumwminn. , sainiffkr—lit evades. el ftWahrisloc,a lidoebellaweic flisems l'amor Chrr-seress Chy, pawl ante sad imet aslar—lstr< Is. Nei, say W•Wirsday, a Whiburea, Lased; D. imam Oty taddist -Ist distend or 3.1. I lit. ser f l an nlsard*. d bass Maw 3411. M 4 ritt . , City, ice—t ria dtriadrals, NI. say WidassOse, at Owed Cminatallbei, 104 Dralss—Dg dDithese el t,_= I 4 sal tbds whet Therstbas, st IlussaliTs, Wasams Is Drum* Illsabstr, et% awl Mak. stmt. bowldielL sima—la Melina al lb. Si. FIN. sad now saldpsdlbusdara st DistsalWaltrenstallottret. lima Dassms. etalansaire, —lt dist. =ft. Awl IT ad say sabierat skalds it Md. lam% Wad aller—la &dada et ta, say Benelrinai WW rt Frik tets g I =L a r a stsmaD. • Lisper—la 11•16 sad st SLID, sits Tani* se lids& st Medea, ISOM km limrsasus, Thaws. Ist illtiOnd d Is. IL, say Tudsy es end,. m setse. Wawa /led sad Tama lash Totem Dwindles, nOlses—lit edind el is td.. .q TEMA, sr Friday, st Hindi% net* ). Twists*, wham* pears— =7l.. ow softie say Tads, se hies), st illetatrs. 211111111111. Osamu. sod Loan LOKOIIIB, Twined. risinals Tat dlsidsal *I ltd., say Tasids,* Priddy, d illitse's, 11=r a lfass. M Xmas Dadill. Dissandrs, vies sad *Mt Ist &ind * la. say Tumid se Triad, stEntears, lialla MOINIZIL JZIM. IL T. Ilstrw LI ed. ~fa. sadalbaurer of wase baselap—Slw IS. 0. Wiedid, I. AL O. Tam* Items, • 11. D. Ilogirsdas.H4L timid IIL Ti. U mlauts** C *be amid OM be Ada at the weary, sods ii /1. -- - 18. T. Frim i z sm fts., , •• IL L 8 Asset, ash ?°o 4l— llay nig". bay la. ebb. Illei:giable -day IL a. liass. Net& MOW. lb vissper- - 1.71 - 27 I. Orlllig. Ms. 1l u, W. =sag I?. e. B. Wcedigun. lairdelse, fiw i r l l = bay lg. J. like. ibenibbig, abet . am IL J. Hayebd, OWN. Yea boaraketaser. MI OMEN 0111101.T1121. amenwie Z T. Raba ged IL Ideas* essubma. ems% gad City. lu do baby gagegbileubb-T. Rms. W. Ilem lllVlVllblile, NMI • so sm. pub T A N . Mal ad IL J. Chatuadd. ayd i rbr A.dw agropar-.1. Ibuggrga gag W Ilignemlera bag sod b. anat. Ordes4swa. Am 0 N. Orsoso,MlL bb. Sob WPM abats-11. ftbu. MS sea lamas_ lOsa Ragbag, we seriolissesi-T.llwa,Opso. sad IL Nab Dom T get% dealstg-T. W. Wage. Me drenia-J. W. Ebb mg C. a. guabag. wa m : 4 ll. Tauber= gal C. IL claw. U.N. WOW. IL Ma. Numa., ged O. ba.. Csabo. knell sell kora U OriTthed. b= . II. Cake% Brivlllll. Illagaidaikeol J. ball t elly Weiguslur. Alm ad maim J. N. Dix: B. S. IlltAls INK Acesmisilsk rid F. A. ONO Mo. elkossmosi. 4 11 = . e-L Calbedr. S. Oboe god W. L Odigalr a lobo Alai% obi agodagruggre- O. Pall gag C. Fell. NA. W• 1141•40. eggreatgee. Imam alloes-1. Ilaggw._ sad C. ass , lissair. rob. like. boo ambuwa-ILlguge J. eaddlogi, lislhee. Y sad IlsoillA, woks ad LIL Wen% Paariag buSSITA-J. A. loaks. W.V. Illabsta, J. a. 1.0.1.1.11m0. L , aad J. Idaterga. Ilbrobboirr•Trae. bisl sossirlsme. Wks gergeauda S. am seu-J. Mosin •sad J. Iliam Ileopt4 Issumes-T, Dusk= T. Owl. IsmiliZ mue llistr . Ist ,. undruilmo-W. L ktit aid J. Onion. Si g u r=ao. TablW I. J. Dabs% gad S. GAMMIOVAPPIIII dbabge bee gi ispola R. Orgoduab-r=age .Canar. gsbia-0. a. arr. w. w. smik IRA 3. a. WM albodebblebrebe-T. pain d. Irak IL I. r magas lei litalbrd. Imbibe. abroad slob dm se Or as swim T. Ifil S. Slim, IL Wilms. J. G. Lb w. J. SELL aid O. WS. Res Sop, es Ss is ewe O. @Nib- M. Milim J. O. Lars, J. Softie* G. lola. Stastas. mg br ri i ka O. grldu-1L Oak I. Dm, O. intik IL ONASse. llssglsLk %Ms swig O. C. IL MOM 1111QUINTRATIMIL leesse 01110111" WWI poor. May a, at ilmi Ctimirtial bili. lissilbas. HIALTII LOODOO.-Thu Mt* of mortality d.- alines.. the teetheretere rive with the theists, of the thetas Bootle. The dews I. Londe's. whisk bed bees Is the two povicias weeks 1,281 sod 1,116 rec.eollvely, fell last week to 1,043. Is the ontrrupoediag weeks of tee pre vious pan, 1646-56, the average number was 1,061. The seas nee of as mitts la the preteet increased population would poises 1,166; sod a ettetherithe of the root with the estimated resell aberws a diatoms In father of lag week to tbe 'stint of 113. Whilst the population et the esetropelie last 1,043 liter lest wool,, the ngisirethith ef WPM thaws that 1,887 shiltras wan boa, sallideat M i bliris li r7 "B : 44 . talloss I e tal i r "lab* if thy o th er disease to the toiMotit doom. t awallotalle were la Ma week. Eleven deaths .Bond in the Leer Tam Ilespdtal, all, (leapt two, Patel te be hem that dl . seer. Four mambas have died of typhus asp lb* 941 lath In tae Dreadeputht Hospital Ship. Leit week the blithe of 913 bop and 964 Atria, le all 1,887 thildres, wen re &oared la Loaders. Is Ow tea eerrespedlag weeks of tbe years 184666 the avatar amber was 1,619. LAUNCH OF THE THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1856. tab) intelligence, COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Arau, 22. HYMNS DI L 100: 000113 &OLD MID mince WIDE= AID JOSTICEI 11110.111LN. MA, AND CIOXPTOI. fee tint *title nd non for the defendant, and It wanoft to the an to say whine ado nay ifsva audit to Tin Jury found a 'adios for the defendant Premmumill e. DOUOLAS.--SLAIIDIR. This l was an netioeof daidie; bad the defendant pleaded set Mr. Mr. ! ty deist Blies and Hr. Hawkins appeared for the ' , Weill!. and Mr. Elwin Jame' for the defendant. The pl Med! was an attomey is Beef ird-row, sad his ease Wad that some time ego he wise is the Bankruptcy Court with one of hie atom Mr. Atchison, who was • hankrer. Whilst ha was instructing mewl the daf .ndasit said M • low tone to Kr. Arehbalt, and isolating to the plaint "Is this the d—d scamp list km your aff.irs in rood?" The bankrupt sal• "Tee." The defendast then said—" I will be hoard he wiU get you thickish it." Tne plaintiff said—" Do you mean this to apply t t me 1" and the' defendant said "Tee, 1 do." It was said that so spot, gy was offered, sods. the present action was brought. The learned emineel for Om defendant called no witasems, but addressed J. jury in estigstioa of damage.. As to an epollty, the plaintiff had not gives the defendant time for any, as the alleged slander was spoken on the 17th and the writ was issued is the 18th of theme.. month. His li.rish p. is sammirg up, said that Me only question was into ti. damages. II the words were op , ken of the end imputed to him 'misconduct is his prolesaion, they would give suck fair sod reasocable dammee as they thoustt, ander all the eireiesetaaree, be we' entitled to. The joy gave a verdict for the pleistaff—Damages le. COURT OF RID lIITTONIS Of PAPCOe-MOIX 195171 N OF TRU 0091 T. The bar havulp applied to via wort not to sit ts.movrow, In coasequenes if many of lts neetben being desirous el wituessiee the naval review it firthead, The Chid Baton. In the swum of the day, announced that this court would follow the stamps' set by he Courts of Qutwe's Beach end Common Pleas, and would great the holiday. - TATUM e. LAlD.—tea lfiela 1/I.IDiTION. Thie action was tried et Oei.dhili &airg the sitting. after last Maharani Tern, beta" b. Lord Coal Berms. The declaration motained two meets, In. for a breach of en treat, and the seemed for work and labour, and for wages am masuander of a easel. It appeared that lir. Lobel had been ordered by the Admiralty to send oat aeon mewls to sepias the Flair Niger, and to trade with the soaves. TM defendant, is 1863, leotard late a eontreet with the plastid, by which it was mined that the latter should have the commead of a steamer, and that he should receive the sem of 604. a month, from the let of Daesaber, 1863. The plaietife ease wee that he had a Lassanded the vocal for a entail time, but radials dopriad of kis remand with out any jest eases by the defendant. The plaistiff did sot tram" to be a sastisi man, and, indeed, it was not seem wry that he should be one, as the oblong of the espeditioa were to implore the interior of Africa, trade wilt the natives, send endeavour to diatom Dr Bath, who wee supposed to be travellisig le Africa, mid aureate sauteed knowledge was sot so such ravened as a pesos gaited foe esmaosas. his mos end masegisg the sativee. The • Vend IMP tip to Fereasdo Po, end there take la the 'o verman% edam% is eradicate to whose orders the plaintiff was to est. The vowel was put seder the somenand of • ceding master to got. Fereasdo Po, tie there the plaintie resumed the reanasd, whieb, bevies pa cadge ease els ' eases or the Niger, he esigeed, bnvieg hed a At* Crenate' with ewe of the goVeremout cage rt. Ti. jury found a rdiet for the defesdaet on the first coast, beige of opinion that there we. so breach of contact, a. the plaintiff hod volnotarily thrown up the o amend, aid tar the plaint II on the sealed scant for work sad labour, nod for wages darts, hie' masiid et the easel t ip to • seitain period. Sir P. Theorise (with Men Mr Y Bath and lir. Meade) sow eppeered a show time eseinit• rale, which bed bee. ! obtaieed by the &fondest dories Let term, to set aside the verdict for the plaintiff, *Rapt se to lb. Ant owlet, mad to enter the same for the defendant or for a sew trial. and submitted that the plastid was estitled to ream r!, es he wee engaged es es implied maimed. The plastid's wa ned a sue of dismiesel, as further lark and IMIT:C4I3 wt re performed elm the resigsatioe of the sommead with a view to bestial the defendant. There wee so resmaiation of the coarse!, as the plaintiff kid only gives up the canasta of the meet for a certain time, dialog which Use be remained me beard. Mr. Waters, Mr. Wilde, awl Mr. Tosliariu appeared is 'pippin of the rale, bit the argaatente ia the we were 'dimmed till Friday. Thte wu the Ant day of the &Ruses at Wei prim duties LAW Term. The het coetet■ed 19 cause, two of whit* Wad rerseseta. MIMI f. 11T111017011111.-11111ACI OF WAIIIANTY. Mr. iterjeast Thomas and Mr. Charnock appeared for the plaintiff. This was as &Woo brought by the plaintiff, a farmer at Epping, to recover damages from the defendant for having sold him a bone which he we Treated wand, bat which after wards preyed Se be amound and affeeted with a thrall' disease. It appeared that the plitattif, te a ussequ Pelt Of an advertieesteat which he saw II the paper. r Moist the be.. Ia quokka foe stir, osliod upon the de isadaut and parcaaned the animal eh eh was war mated gonad, for forty pounds. accordingly rode •he horse Upwards home, bar before he arrived at Wcodford it fell 1.14. Under these ahremastaacies the defends/it was requested to rotors the mosey sad tare beck the horse, aad en Lie &Miami/ to do se a veteeleary eargroa was salad fa, why, kelvin szasizei it, peemiesteed that the loseasso won ham aavirular disease, with which it hod Ma Misled kr sass lime. Is Si slob of thins the *buil MO as othee alcersauve but ea Neil the hors., which realised 161., sad the premat nor was brought to recover the difference Whim, that not sad as amount whisk lisolfssa paid. The i.e.. carom proceeded some lergth, Mr. Serjeaut Thomas discovers& that it was aedefeeried, whereepua his lordship directed the Jury to And 'verdict for the piebald fey' M., the amount claimed. 11LA1[PTOI1 •. TIIII MAYOR Of NANCI OF The was • special ems mated (or the opinion of the court. It appears that fa 1821 the magistrates kr the county of Less sad the magietratee for the borough of Colchester intend into &mutual arreepaeut es to the rite of payment for the subtenants of borough primates la the county gaol, god that at eathment was incorporated in au set passed la the Ist and 2nd Om. IV., for the meth aof an additional gaol, sad for other purpoess, and had bees sited apes up to • comparetvely theist period. The e sat, magutratee now mativided that it had bees set aside by the Prisons get—the 6th and ilte Vic, a 941—one of the main objets' of which was to tot odors uniformity Nth the arramtemer ts between counties and botouphs ie regard to the maintenanee of prisoner' who were memaitt .4 to the enmity prisons by borough juniors. The 18th section of the act set oat the sods of paymeat by all largish' let thou prima. rs, hut oxespted CMOS is which • epeeSl eon tract for their sehintimence sebsieted between the bor• ugh and comity at the time the net pees. d. The gum ion there (the war, whether the arrausthaient saw:Mead by the heel act was • entreat subsisting between the two parties. Under the 6th and Bth of Victoria, the musty segistrates clamed 4001. for the saiatenthee of 'Meiners, sad also as sidle tional 1001. hr interest on moat y which they had borrowed to enlarge sad build prima, for their amommodatioe. Sir F. Kelly was beard on beh•l of the meaty. Mr. Bevil', on the other side, said this was a case • f very great importance, not only to the bough of Colchester, bet to other plum in the comity ea which it would throw • very largo additional harden. He coateaded that the armagement "styled into la 1821, for the benefit of all Cr and ratified by parliament, could not ereptile! it i. g l e ' neral act, arks' the intention wso expremed ia dis tinct wore. It wee held by several eath. ridge that a general provision is • enbeequeat statute meld sot prevail ome a wigglier provision contained in • special ma of tar gement. la a cue in which a bridge was easisoted by a private sot from all rates and esomements, sad a Resent toad to was sitheequiretly imposed, Lord Kenos held that the subsequent stellate did sot repeal the previous mg, and that the property wee not liable to the lean tax. Lori Campbell wee of opinion that judgment elionld be given foe the musty I. respect to , the whole sum cf 6011. He sever had say deals that there was so epeeist entreat subsisting hetwees the borough and entity tibia the 6th sad 6th Vietesia was pared ; bat it was contended that it respective of the aaseption in Name 18, the statute did a. t evenide the Meal get. He thought It coast be takes to be the intention or the legulatate In wising the Primes get to away ell the private and local practises *Melt en SW, though seamitised by get et parliament, sad to have oath unit rat oak al defraying the 'imam of hearths be.eugh Omer" is loam gaols, except where there was • Spada matreet, sad la this ease he sonsidmed that no nick antra*, subsisted balms the parties. The ammo. lag of the 'et being so deer, be Moil sat see that any lama realest eumequeseee would Maw ask Oil a. bet at any rate they could net regard throe aumermoson. their duty being simply to give ellieed M the bindles of the legislature. The other judges hacks expreusd the mime eleisies, Judgment missives for the plat OE TI NAVAL 111111111. Led Campbell said they bad sailer deliberation the quells saunter the limn should be closed to-t orrew in to=rof the great alma neiew at Portsmouth. They stjournmeat might istirfere wit► the &noise minims. prone sad be isoosmsient to miters, looking at the noes of beehust la the seen; but they wished It to be maileeneed that say pestle:sae at the bar, sr say penes annotated with nee busmen which would mine so to-mer tem, wend be mimed an/radian is tweet of hie psi ti Peelesiesth, wham he would tritium her Itlerty at tb. bud aim anal forms, sad wbde njeleleg V Right see the rest reseurses which this issootsy wed hays had to sakes ths war. - . - — No P. Ai wit! the his ware mry atm& indebted to the* lemblips fee the latimaiss. Lord Campbell. Owe balm seadeseetfas, said as it wes Ukoly as may either her wadi tarsal the resat Ravel L.- tfval as to reader It imtmmiblr to premed with the business to-morrow, he awl his serremi brothers weal b happy, it it were the peeral mai el the bar, to make the ray a holiday. Sir P. Kelly thanked Ide lordship. Lord Campbell hariog sereelted with the ether Mined said he was afraid the arrammemat mast steed is the (saber epee which he lied Oat pat it. Sir!. Kelly said he woo cheat to Lb eve that after the very eredone imaisikaor hY lordalp it was the etti ewesl wish oftha her OM their lordships d , oeld (*dolga themeless Isimmrew, sad that the bar and the rabbi' at toadies Airmail sheeld ham a. opporteaity of 'Filarskii the meat .awl elm. Mr. Judos NO oil It woo a question of peblie latereer, sad the bar hod Ile same dory as tea mart is regard to the ottlio bottoms berme it. Mr Finn" &Mg said the Covet of Chancery did oat propose Malt toimenow. Load Campbell-14mm ought to follow law. (Laughter.) fin F. Sally—Tl ea perhaps )oar lord•htv win take the Lad. They are sore to tonne,. (Laughter.) At a saneqesat period of the day, Lord Campbell said he had c nonanicated with his kennel brethren in the other marts, sad be was hal py to say that they were all ansalmewely of opialoa that, at the newest of the bar. the marls ought to be closed to sat now, amid that there should be • general holiday tn Wastmisster The asmooseemeat appeared tr give general satisfectit n. 11,11.01 al 111111 PIKS AT OVILDMALL.-1 el 3 KII. MT= 001.01:0•1 i MID mom mum MOWN 11. STLILLINO, BMIT.—ASSAOLT. Mr. Collier asti Mr. Ilpteks appuropi for w *WIC aatt lb Kiosks sad Mr. Bantam for tb. tbdiadaat. This was on sear ■ brought by the violate formerly a healer Is the swam of the defied's% 81z Walter Stirling, to recover damages for as awash. The dettaciat resided at Halewood. sew Oroosibridge, is Kest, and on the even ing of the 26th of December lost the /mask!' west is the Crowe lon. at Oroombridge, sad remained them till a let. Doer. Os his retain to the hoses he brooked at the hail widow, when the footman slept, is order not to disturb the family. The moment he did se am defendant put his head oat of the window, sad edditi ea him is tis meet tiniest maser. sad Pasted • gas. which, however, was only leaded with powder, at him. The ass mired fire, but the defesdant threw it at the plaintiff, kocieked him down, sad eat open hi forehead, the cosyquesor of which wee that he was maimed to his ed for 10 days. No seisms% ties was offered, mid whim a demand was side throne' as %Mussy, th e defendant t.id the piebald he had better leave. Previous to that the plaintiff had asked foe a Ma easter, which was ant pees. Mr. Hoonles having addressed the jary la mitigation of damsges, His Lordship summed up, sod The jury found a verdict for the plastid damson 801. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—Aran. 22. invimes la 111.0%-11,0111 CetEr MTN, JERVIS AtD JOITIONI CSINIVELL. IMOWDIta. API IFTLIJI. BIM O. LAW OP LANDLORD AND TIN ANT. This sass het been referred by as order at aid pries, with pima so the arbitrator to state a special ease for the ordains of Ike heart Is saeordascie with this power sew had bees sesta whW set oat the following fasts. The plabsoffswast a Muse at W 1101.16, which hul bees let to the daleatant, soldiers was • anessat that at the sad of the toasts, the prank.. should be yakled up uptlf all win dows, fl stags, impress eats, to Whoa the defeatist begins limat there fru a ammo° glass window to the shop, hos hallsinessil it sad substitated • plate glass ass, widish liswrat w sot ceded or screwed to the Issue bat was aslp kept in its plata by wooden wedges. Wife; the Seamy @spired the defradsat reissued ths plate glass frost and upload the eft sae- Under three e ressistsesee, use gseYes lobed the dashiss of the wart was whether the dslwtlegg bill • Apt t• Pellielle the plats-glass front. the lb. ashpprod for the 'Sista, sad Yr. Joy's for te SitThong{ as of opinion tlitt dm plate plan frost was •or Isdotr to tb• hoot., within Use layaniot of the oovonost, 054 *at the dotondont hod no sight to roam It. sir tab. plastid'. Id NATAL AITIIIW AT SPITNZAD. _ _ _ The Mei Justice in the course of the day Mid that tits waft VOW New the glutei* of the Qs•ea's Beach, sad sot sit Id•Metted (Weilseeday). 11111. PATIO. IFIL11•111111 ?PACT= •. ♦ICiIY.-ACCIDUK. This tin mike to recover damps Pr Norte, toe- Ishsealtlis plaiatilf, fa seasstisosos of the Isto•Idog of • dierjoant Dyke sad Mr. Hawkins appeared for the **tiff, and Mr. Party for the defeadent. Ti. 'Utah, was a workmen ia the service of Messrs. Ds Oreve sad Co., male maker., Bt. liartia's./e Grand, sad the defendant wee an Woolen insoefsetarer and &r -am in Litho Brits* and Aldmiegatretreet. Ti. plaintiff bad hue is the habit et att. admit at the defendant's pre. athaa gooey mon* Da the porpore of aijastiog the weights sad Wades, sad sa the 6th of Almost lest he and another wewhotwe. neerml Boteber, west Uwe es um!. The plaisolff and Smoker weal ail tha lift, and after kering esupieted air west were semis, dowel again, whoa h gave way, ad they were precipitated to the Mites's, The plaiatif ems may mask lajerid, sad was taken to fit. &rtheleenew's fflospitel, when be remained for Me weeks, usable to walk, sad it wee towhees weeks before he waii able Is return to hie work ; but eves this he was net quite oared, far down to the pressat time be felt groat pets is hie saki«. He had hems in the habit of esmiag over 30a. a-week. Per dam defeadaat several whammies were called, sad kis ems war, thet the *ream bed amitimed peruses is, the warehouse a.t to uses the lift, sad that a led had eutlued the plash, act to go dews the lilt, as it use unsafe. The plaintiff, hoverer, persisted to ries dunk, cod so the 'tedium tuppeemel. It was al a mid that on the way to the hamital use ;Ishtar admitted that be bad Uwe lt. maimed, end said that*, saddest atoms through hie ewe ha Then aas a toadies if t - ottuony between the winnows' THE POLICE COURTS. sow-sisztr. A sorter in the Francis, Merges, was brought up for anal eisolastion on two charges of Moiling norm letters, which hed persid into his bands in the Nurse of his duty. The sus was cosunared by the Poet-Ake solicitor, Mr. Pesthole, and Mr. nobler appealed for the defence. The prbooer, who bad bees for twenty years in the ter viol of the Post-Are, bed for sone time been adder sue pinion, in consequence of which a watch wes set upon bins. Oa Iload.ip week herniate of no lees this airtht litters WOES found under einsmiteothe tending to iSSIVIMI this suspladon, bat affording no distinct proof epithet hiss. Oa Tuesday pr, cautions were t.ksso and a stricter watch kept, sad kip woo Ina to tau up a letter and throw away the amen, which were afterw..r is collected sad pet together. It woo hood he be a letter bon • lady at Breckwetth, is Olotheet. rain, Se bee tether at Healthy, enelemieg a mov► reign for the relief of tbe ell goottsmaa, who was bedridden, cad mgreat distress. The prisoner nes at ones apprehended and searched by the Ike-Ake osnetirdes. Peeks sad fine., who fogad on him a sov. reign sad so.* other ascoeye, and two silting ends. It was a " °soros add Dreeon" sove reign. The lady wbo forwarded the money proved that the sovereign de had enclosed sou of the same description, sad that she had fotesed it between two visiting earls, hearing the sews aeon ea the two produaed, which were, is feet, to the beet of her belief, the summed*. At the prisoner's heats the *Sem loud a eeceiderebte cu.stity of watch Saudi, Ow, rises, and other jewellery, sad the remains of another letter, which en heir g pot together turned out to be • awe from the Rev. Mr. Barr, of Wendon rectory, near Saffron Welders, enclosing half a sovereign to his nephew, at school at Maids-hill. . . . _ Oa them two shims th• rritoner was rally eenamitt,id. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Lord Ward wee easamosed turns Mr. Bingham for re realm to pay Edward Philp Oho far*. The cabman mid one of its lordship's servants hired him to go from Deasy- beim to Kenslegteo. The diatoms was ~suer does miles, and who. ha eppaed kr 2a. be was refused lish r ta ll 7r t. sedsktp bad us knowledge of the elresserta seem ender which be tad bees summoned. He pr. named the question woo as So tikeiasee. sitte , her soder these or over thr.• nubs, and as that was a matter upon which be hod nothing b fay, be should pay the demand at met. Hie lordship thee hooded Mr. Lssdlsy, the *Mt curb, halt a sovereign to pay km sad elpeitnts, together ma His lordship had L-ft but a way short time when one 01 his donseatim entered the court to state that the cabman ea been i ravionsly paid, sad he wasted to know what he was to do ander suck oireumetasoes r . _ Mr. Leadley_ asked bins it tins was the only cab engaged to take op at Dudley-home on that day ? The 'errant said there .en a great mute other cabs e 4 mod that day, and be did sot think be should be able t swear to this painkiller deb. Mr. Biel/Issas wall net assist the applicant, ski them left the eoutt.. A few days aro Elias ferltrae, ;;;Ta, slatternly loAlog women, bete... thitty sad forty years of age, preferred a •canylaint stalest • polWentaa for sseaulting her. In the eosins of the inquiry it traeopired Oat she bad goo. to the home of Mr. Protberee, fertilely bil P. for Bristol, No. 8, Bocdeeton-equare, Pashto, and having refused t. lure the prosaism the pollees.* was called la so relates her. Owing to her mitten's be was sotaoelled to use some twee, sad the ...plaint against Mat was coasequently dismissed. Oa Woodsy, the woman, Ella Perkin% •Ilt Mr. Prober*, with creating a gnat disturb...* at been by kers:king end ragtag the bell Bhe alleged admit earns thet she bed formerly lived with Mr. Protector, that her hothead bad l.t.iy left her fa eoesequesise of sasperfas that the coanesion Demme them still .awed, sod *aisles was left destitute with three yowls etaldren, the pateraity of ashes VIM go:estimable. Mr. Protheres, who is syysteatly above 80 year* of age, said that the weenaa had so claim apes boa, sad she was disebarged by Mr. Arnold era mitering Iwo het ewe re- Ingelelineee to keep tto yeses, and trualsieg to prosecute say *Wu, real as isegiaary, she Melt bare assault the gestlipman is a legal way. Is the mune of the same after s..., however, eh. and Mr Meads get up • seta* la Itimiestoo-square, is the rest aaselasie of the mitten% then, whim' malted Is Sties ronds, May Therspos, ilsicOls; 144 yesiordsy elisrpd - lat tab mart. _ _ - Wm proved tbet u lhetweee 4 mid 6 o'clock, Perkins mid her tw cowponies% Preston mod Tbompeoe, walked up and doers Eseissermsgenes, accompanied by the formees three c, epp deadly mewl eh ut two, four, sod a's yerr. A large crowd of persons assembled, whose impair y was eneited by their across% respecting the children, and the latter were plentemitely supplied with bread sod batter sad hal/mutes by ttii melnume, wbu were t ld that they were aufferieg all smelter et privation through the sagest of some person whl had • right to maintain them. Perkins called sport Mr nonfarm, by name. applied dirgreoefal epithets to him, and declared her istentios to annoy The police wens 'trying to remove the def.sidatifs and dis persed. crowd, whew Malcolm t led the former to move at their rill, reminded them (het they had had their inetrue does, itodi outs cleguerrootype r.ortrait of Mr. Proteroe, asCoallibiting it said t• at that was the falter oi the eltfidres. — Mr. Austin, jam., soliaitor, urged on behalf of his elicit, Mrs. Malcolm, a very re...perable looking woman, that the crowd was there before vibe come up. She had advised Mn. Perkins to go away, and if she had been betrayed into the trteranc- of ail, impropor exproseion with respect to Thompson and Preston rerrainieg, it bad bon caused by her sympathy for tee poor children. A witniin taring been cauct n behalf of Malcolm, who denied ths statements made on the other side, the def,nd ants Presto's and Thompson declared that Malcolm had gins them so is/tractions to take the children to Eccloston square, =at that they bad gone to Mr. Pertheron's with them by dinettes of P. rkins, who tbougtt that it he would not do anythieg for her, he would be wood to a =pas sionate the children. Mrs. Airline denied that she was la the square at all. Mr. Arnold otrerved that it was elan to him that Mn. Malcolm tad gins. the women Preston and Thompson in. vraetions in t.is matter, and that she was exhibiting the pain& ; and condo= wes the less ezewabls beelines she tad applied t r him on the previous day respecting Mrs. Perkins aid the childreu, aid he bad he could not permit& disturbs's= t t be made at Mr. Prottoroe's boys*. It was alt 'ether an erressely dorgraceful affair. and he stoald mot op in Porkies to hod two mutation in 201. for the next don mint* Mrs. Moro's° to dad one surety in 201., Thompson one surety In 101., and Prestos (4 widow with a large family) to aster into her own risoogaiaances to keep Ihe paws. pall was put in for Ws. Malcolm, PerkinaVandlady. LAMBZTII. . . . Fred. trek Hoare, a lorniT7aea towed in a cloak or cape which well suited his caning, that of as upset thief, was 'barged with we'll. g from the person of Mr. Jesus Hunt, bomber, is the New.cut, Lambeth, a silver watch. It appeared that ow the presiding afternoon prourator, with usual thoneand others had bus attracted to the Canal House Ti,,,., Peckhlim, to witness several feats, etch ea climbing a greasy pole fora of mutton, and the tailings of a brace of clew.. 600 yards along the Surrey Canal is wubitg tubs, drawn by four geese each. Oa entering tte lama in the midst of • considerable srowd he die- Peered that his cut had hors unbuttoned, sad his watch, which wee in his waistcoat woke t, wretched des hit guard attain. He saw the prisoner, who but a muneot before had boos at his side, putting hie way through the voted, and havicg so doubt he was the pinto who had taken his watch, be laid bold of him. _ . _ . . _ _ . &meat Jay deposed thato* the sussing before be was at lb. Berney Canal Tavola in plain clothes, and saw the prisoner there So c dopes, with s,,veral other thieves. Hey. in no doubt that ha war d.eesed fir the parries of c minis, robberies, It. watched bin narrowly. He saw hint pat his hand into the poekete of two ladies, bat fluting from inquiries that they bad sotbiag in their pockets to be robbed of, be did net the* tate bin, bat saw him follow the prose cutor tate the lave ro. Immediately atter witness saw him pat his areas toned Mr. Hoot, and then end. to wake his way from hint. He wee followed by the p , otasoot( r, who laid bold of hies, and gave biro over to ow (witness's) custody. Witness did not fluid the watches trim. Prisoner tad a. opportunity organics rid of it before be was takes, for he passed by several of bison, putiou. The er denied the chsrge, and was hilly committed for trial. SPORTING. BETTING AT NANCHESTER.—TOISDAT. Nat a bet laid ow any race tact army all of he aubeirlben baying Wt in Yank. YORK SPRING MEETING.—TozeoeT. Toe emu= erns ef 13 ens., added to a Sweepstake of 3 or& red, lot I. yroMo aay te, =M. 14.1nel ears. weights, to. One alle and a gvuMr. grabs.) Mr. LOYti V. tellageso. by Vol.as.Vent, 4 yrs (30i.), 7d ells (7.13111) Mr. Dawns% Matte 1 yes (1t ), 33 2 (War) 7 Mr.ltryseriTs liakess. re MO. Mt I ilb (Fordhazot 3 Toe Orr lisenann arbicar of 200 seve. In reek, added to a nreapetalmel3ll sem =eh, 13 It, sad I cry declared, Aka ; the mewl to =Me Neva out or tee rake.; thereon of either the Iliedefirada. Diastedir, er Matropelkaa Wakes at Eros. er say ethic inallsop rho In ere, to eery .01.0 arra; the mooed la either . „ are doear of soy other reran rim WO era., 3lb earn. ke. Tai Bea. over the Old Ceara (es era, 47 of whir on 3 esal. ark.) Mr. Packer's One Ad, by Amara*: 7re, bet 41b (erred Set 31h) (Fordhaa) 1 Lad laden% Fandango, 4 yr, Est 311 a Mr. lc Mises lice a Lane, 3 vre, Set 1 . (trenellj c. ll ., Mr. JaireersOrdy, 3 yr.. 3et kb (a. ex ra ) (bank 4 The Oseewing else tea :—litag a Troops. Lady Tatar. • esside Ar ekries. Trier, Saraband, 81: Omega sad Pretty Boy. 31. 4 te I eye Ms Merl, 3 to I eget One ast. 7 to 1 apt Fan. ellienu s 3o I opt of Laos, II to eget Akre, 11 to 1 sae BMW itilee c lot owetlibsef Tame. 1110 to wig Sir George. I SISG owls the ma= le the Maw= whore Om Let, eh* tad kea semi *one lbe T.T seh Moire tee had. Half my Up, !Mime. Mr halm :Fr omelimeriog the geolght, mee lot =obi Mt het up. mei am Mt woe try half a ISOM j • IMP end • totem tee mewl sett ; Moose the Mel rell Waal By ?atlas ins Ifth. Tbe =talk sod barahirl somoth. Pretty Bey tell ever the rains Neal the drains Ws etralght ; hu rider ass nalajarn. (n rearsur TWO 111011.) Ti. Zerrarre erects of I eon saw. with Reedited. for 2-yrwtdo; mita. let 71 1. ; 71b. C. run ratan and 11,10111.2100.. Hal f a ars. (33 sari Dedeca's miner, by the Menet, Set SID (Alde(1) 4 vr.o. Came Chretles Nipt. 614 lib Mr. W. Fireas's rah Benny, 84 7112 (IL l'aseas, Jaa ) 3 A Sae nee molted W a dead heat crab knottier aad Nougat ; Blur Bray wee beaten ady a had from Its. tee; a heed between the third and Sank ; awl the is... bares the fourth and Derldles liest.—Magafter dear over, and dirded the rakes whlt Newt. ]•• L. - 74 - 1010110MM C. F.. vole, 100 move. lo Iwo* lidded to • Handicap I.weecorrikeo of t @ova 4.0 b. Tbo ireamd to receive 10 mut out of tlio Stokes. t'trails ..noers ears. One mUe. (3!.•b.) Mr. Elosionares The Mawr Mr. Jeskasn's P.m.re Mr. Roblarcded Oltika Twelve na; IRS biases& Tau frank Sr. Least el 10 ion. rook. IL ft. wlt Wadded for ; .att.. 0. I lb. SU.. tot Mb. Ourtak plumlike sod ; saw. Ow =De ski bsU OS lulbm) feibermsa Heir ot Was (Pas Linear, in oar nut.) LATLtiT BET rizio. (Yy Electric Telegraph.) TWO iIiOU,AND, may ba quoted &bast tbs same as last week. Batley moos sots spartesay Sat suably supporta its value, wiles. saly Woo be .tat,d et Odor spite, ears. Wttaat. red. 601 W. to Ohba., Sas, t o es t Ida Barley, SI lb.. to balk., 34.. to 36e.; doe, 34. dn.. Is Ns. par qr. Oats, to. to to Id. per Moos. Hzercarna, Aran. 33.—Tbe weather hao become soinewbst ml this awning. and It it very drawable we mould hove • con. nsuance, as the country now requlre• warmth. At our market this mangey we had • lees moo', or %test from the gruerrs, end the arrivals coastwise to log trifling. fr. thrashed onapke emarnamird SA advance of Is. per quarter, but CM other pas no improvement mead be eetatilleied, but at the toll rata or naturdey a food Mamas was dee.. Rem runs of Norfolk red, weighing • g lbs. per blow. making Mk, akin Ms.; Much wing red (average runs), 8.4. to •• L; and .bales white 73e ; Waist Sur a parcel of south c uotry that non was retueed. Dutton red met ethntlon at eves. to Hie: and eats Holstein M beet run- 70a.—all weighed 63 lie. per bushel. flew sold slowly, but in It. value we note little •/MIStI4.II. Rye in very Wafted request and urcoint.ng cheaper. Pine barley tally as Mar; other qualities negkeed. Other articles erithQut any wheal. eartation. rainwear, Aran. 22 —At our market this moaning we had a ea, large atteadaoes -I o th Mom and w.lera, end ► goad supply of all kinds of grata of gad quailty, erhann 0.1111 to head In mei eat eandltion. The demean for Wheat was brisk, and 'or beet prim advanced 2a. per gr., sad for Inferior Wad, la per qr. pieus was also is. per fuck dearer. The barley trade for the best waiting altaaplas was aslant d, and was fully Is per qr. darer, and inuthar gushes readatsed the same ea lag week. lag malt trade continue, steady, and prioca nAnfrally the same. In ail other dertriptious of ram the trade was moderately good, and the quotattom of lan Mare kat were Study asintal• ed la ail inatences. Old wheat,63a. to ;Oa; Pew wheat, 61a. to 6.0 ; barley, 36e. to As.; Oati, 2611. to Ma.; briny, 32a. to boa; peak 41114 to Iv. per quarter. t lour, 31s. to 57a pot mod. Malt, ea. M. to as. Id. per bushel. CATTLE.—Bsumman A PM. 22.—At Ibis 10111011 or the Mr we are rtnandly very oh It:yet:moiled with cattle, but today the initialer on offer wa• uno-mlly awed, b. of very R w qusdty. There wea about on avenge attendance of country ho ohne and dealers, and the pautclty ol the supply rendered the sae downed) briok ; best Devon Misses wore readily taken at an advance of 64. per sotre, sad • total clesrance affected. Interior breed, were •ro • mood sale. and • dear. anis w a ultimately mode at enhanced terms. The enrol, of ,hasp was aloo abort, and rte. trade cow, quently ruled brick, at prism the turn riewinet the buyer. Wl' halo.ll.d oupftly of lembs, the trade Wad moderately rood, and prams ranged extremely high. Calves casuals, to 10t..... In ourxber and q .slity, and the trod. was good, prices below firmly roe/sorted. The pin market wu tole rably welt supplied, and priers continue extremely bleb; the leads ors rather limited. O beet realired 2s. 6d. per some; cow ED Wier ditto. 104. to I .s. eel. Best Down mutton, out of the wool, 744. per lb. ; inferior ditto, oArt. to 74. per lb. Veal, 7.1. to 71,,t. Lamb, ed. to fod. Pork. Dean and silt, 7d. to Bid. per lb., and les. to 10a. 191 per MAG. green bacon, li. to 9,1. per lb.; dry ditto, cod., and 10a.M 109. 64. per wore. Deaner-old dare OPP 11.. to Ds. each. HAVANNA% Mame 30. As saticipated last month, the Spaniards are out of the Market; bad amuse tic. England in the early part 01 Merck, the reluctance of foreign houses to allow high figures, r od stocks accumulating fad, particularly defies the many tester holidays. hare calmed • decluie is ow roger prices, but traanictit ne are still chedo d by the relue. tense of plontere.nd all liolct re to accede to enter.' ewes, which latter are i.e below the former'. pretensions. Tbl• circumstance pre vents an settled trade thus tar. Some Pales are making at our to-day's quotatiess, but generally @peaklike it la very difficult to give exact Sores 11.4 cement rate., bemuse only small parcels have bees owe. able no far at our quotations; the majority of holders stand out for more, but Sadao Wiere, sod the tote of affairs leads to to think that lower rates will Coteau geseral ere long, let much depends upon the nature of deices from abroad. Tee weather is very line for rms. none cm the ramie, aid sapplieo mane to town rapidly. We estimate to-day our sb cite for ehipao at at about 190.00. bides Dermal . , 400 50 hoses Maiming. The quotations for dare sugars must be coaddered nominaL Of the basis of 7, re. per anon =lts. per cwt, free an board, exclusive of freignt=for Dutch No. II; there would be wally purchasers, but the firsonem of our unmet* holders makes it yet impossible to °peseta thereat os • terse scale. email lots of No. If, but poor quality generally, have teen • .1d at 7,re. ytf ewes. Freights to bumps rte yet quite ...rimmed, and with • great Inaba of vessels la pint. I.e.t trunnions will be seen by annard cheft.e.lint Amerwan whip mailers ore however Arm, end ea flue the potent t iers. Fr ights to Frazee et quote SO to 95 francs. Esslisag, • are very dull, and dropping; we quote London, t to If rzezt. prem. dull. Paris 51 to el, discount dull. Nee York sad 3, toe per Md. &mount operations.—(From the Circular of Mara. A. Kohl*, Luling, and Co ) 2 to I opt Yidlow J;o1; 1 - 1 - e — i apt Fanolett* DRIB!. Ito 1 apt Westocetb I sto 1 opt =se= 001 TON.— bantams:. Aram 2.1.—T1• martot aimed very tamely, bat mitt sane aspect, and prim. or all deseriptkes are id. per lb. dearer. 71. sake am estimated 10,000 Wes, comprising 1611 Permit any Marsalmos, at aid. to 74d. ; liabia, at 64 I.; 300 Yin:dia., at aid. to PO. ; 1,000 Mint, sp. to kid.; and SO Sea Islands, 1. to M. dd. pleb. COMM GOOD& —MAPaiIIITO. Arm 18.-Ibe drum Is cotton en Lterryeet, yeererepor a. per Is., eirponset on the in vie e by theClosda Pea the Weed arm% Ms hi ins roererpoon lei floe et prlnobran. Yams bur Ye been tondo. ter 'bleb tin re IP ▪ Nord 4=04 are Ad. MOM Um MK Tesolip. end •to hurter ho bus dm% eserlitent alma in Übe IS. Is reperdoi to br by bores; bet eldewsee uw direstepa y tbe larrietlee how orb prim law wow Ors berme the lot enuranne la fo rote% awl as MM vbkit parimon In Its poet tu mor Map omill be salpal. The nine ebnleetidis ander bedolts for tap" ibe Mom ere WOK, be& A ins drused on bun egpidounilleir sum dept a zt by tie Ce iba br nod on priming dolts an simemee el 1 per sneer hes bout ed.; but r*L".awn one wet be (*.dry, Um. It le eurtuta . plemint perkiro of bora= market he ordaterr, r cue) !webers ft Obit it prolley or, that ey bares of ttry 01111 — diso ortootl tiorositir. iLsoloottretsortiiot retaimely cm el Vol apeslion ss eplanars, who, with the preeemt Mirk de mod Wm lbs law trade, Ere damning remunerative prto with 011111111111116.0 Of" whilst arum In proportion to the ineremed dear. non ei yams upon sloth almost permute** trade. WOOLLY-X.—Lane, gem 21.—We have no change to report to the woollen ma-ket; a dead, busmen hat Oren uneacted this ineraleg, shoat Teeralaye average. nonzunornan, ann. a.—There has net been as mach business transeated today as at the last let menet, la cosrequesee of the low stooks of rands 'midi- the remand being peleopelly for new Eng ratters. end plain good. - the rope in wni name great er , tio Wei nelaufarriente who took olden for spring goods be tty douse. 11A1101 , 11CfURP.h.-11roomortmo. Aru• 22. -The .apply el goods talky le Mr tram ',wailful, mod Meese. in cone, geese* i. net quite eo brisk le the market. There to, hemmer. • !Mr business dales to order. the mills la the mrroundag dir-nete befog at onement pretty well employed. WOOGS.- TICDPIIIMIZI.D. knot 21. -TM stooks of tabula wools an sow so reamed. du - . dun is ads or no cholas loit. •od =au- Wooten an lom►lnf lorw•rd to seat sales with some matey; emotion we hive • little doing is &erm•o sod low foreign. COHN.—Brit, Aram. I.—Ths arrivals of the week us to •Mr extant. hat only • poems the wk. et and Items emu on the mu. km; the Mau sells readily Irma ship. The bed. hi. easoyeeed Itan estrum depreesio• to • rood nonetwive bust eie, at a little the noted &alum, The weather continues fine sad ems. Oite Mlles Monett us a moderato 'apply of wheat to-day, white amt MO st Is. over the currency of thle day week, toe qsalitim Aux deer Me, without alteration la value. fLrley mappens Inc pi" isdo AID oats and bean, esseettUy the latter, whisk base kiss numtneally depunerd, end ere mho to sewn by Rumba s& LW ust sad bikes ere not out of the pane . the latter are eau a kembt tolls our. Bones usedered.—lisporte from Mel II Is 111:—% hut, 4031 qrs.; barley, 14,487 • sail, HI; Nam 1 -.4, liaised, ken. . ir ... . -.- . N..* . ...' I ; repeated, 9; oireellse7B.o ties; woe% HO. UM. Anis li -. .—fre bees a maim* *ow 4 utmost s tams 12 • Mem= Issola es trade, sad Me Mob tirale Ma mat wet MEV' mils; dim torte slow Ws. 44 id= sr Awn& Irby Mr ei I. Ora sad beim *aft. Mee artislo as Islam kosser:ot grata--illbeat, ;Pe ore. et 711 e. 90.; brew gm IN& saw 241, 27e. fd.; team, 911, 411 e. Ild. • Ili .224 b— 2,10 V..; eats. lie; Utley, 3s; blelli, 40; itelt, Ulf 4.24. Sao; Ilaseed.ll34. Um. Yam If.—We teatime to be well supplied arlth trim; 8111244,68 late dummied affmasatmat wiik 'aim; aid prime Pitied 1•11 'Mired by Initial Zoo Baas. of II Leelliard wK Vas OW Lo.book. Maw, 04 1.1 Lootral Mod. la LIN bigiact Whketriais....Walritistiu Arai& Alla SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Omer Puha (a) is arbors in the Bosphorus; 'Denture Om bees .eat.—Gmetaattnople, Apefl 11. Orton arrived here from New Ortega', fell in with lee April 6, he. 42 N., km. SS W., and was detained in it for It hours during thirk weather, end raw a ULM, numt. r of *pun drifting .boat, which had beta som, time is ihe water.— I iverpool, April 22. rart et vessere deck, euppc Bed lo belorg to a vessel of from 600 to 700 tom, mu peered, AKS 10 orf St. David's Head, by the et' at tog Term?, from t his port for Portemouib, with two gunboats in tow. owl , g to which she could not mat do further pan idiots — Liverpool, April 22. Timendre (Moaner), 211 i% from I_ 2nclon to Balablam, pot into the Island d Nilo Warn 3 , her cargo (patent fuel) Ming on flre, eha bel to be run oa snore and een.thal, her urge would to leaded.— Ors. Mira 2. "`Lnrsaraok Bane AT FOZZION Poark—rents, at Harlingen ; Thetis, at Memel ; Pasusta, at Ratingen ; Darling, at limbmar Grua, ; ?acanthi. aid Pot tuna, at T 7 sate; Ilwmaila (m), at Malta: Goshawk. et Zama; Phatniz, and Liburna, at foghorn ; Wine, at barcelesa ; and K. D. von tlaorr, at Malaga; Margaret (a). at item; Mienael. at Baltimore, Three Stamm at Marteillaa; H. Reiter% M Oa'eutta , Leonidas, at Hayman. Baru, sus LIVIMPOOI... ;oven Agana, from Rouen, April 17; Bosse May tree St. Swags, April 16. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arlan, from New Orteams, for Liverpool, March 27, lat. $3.11, 16.1. Are want teldp). from Pulley for Liverpool, April 1, lat. 30.211 N., loc. 33.1 W.• out 103 days. Ombra* !TOO: the Mauritius for London, March 23, lat. 17.11 N., ton. 2833 W. Cogswell Trott). from Ethanghae for London, March 15, let. 17 N, lea. 33 Dletatu, !thaw, from Baize for Liverpool, March 26, lat. 25N, ke.ll W. Flora Macdonald (barque). from Ceylon for L:ndor, April 2, lat. 32.36 N., ion 33.43 N.; 124 days out. Imbres (tole), trots A.gu bay for London, April 6, 1at.36.16N., lon. 29.46 W.; out t. , 2 day, Jam (barque). Pratt, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Mara 13, lat. 0.33 N.. lea. 23.16 W. JerMelab Thompeop (ship), Blake, from Liverpool for Baton or New Tort, March .1, Wt. 42.37, Mu. 60.50. MA tteN.. of gad for Liverpool from Calcutta, March :5, lat. 23 N., WM. Br W. latouend, tem Fnelud for Sydney (61.9. W.. Feb 21. Oliver Puumm (Able) of Newbury lee t, from New Orleans for Liver. pool. March 29. oft Meltable Reel. Surolotb n• Portland, from Liverpool Icr Havana, Msrch 16, 1at.12.16, Wm. U. Time tout 1,11. 'barque), from Madru for London, Much 16, lat. 3 N, Ir.:WA W. V rain. • OA at. John. N. 8., for Liverpool, March 26, Seal Islam% L 10 allo. [AdTeliffleiDeDf.)—HOLLOWAY ' S PILLS SHOULD es 'Lamm yea rev Come or bltGr*T. hank, rt a certain period of hie became liable to 'bier:l=o24d, which first Milo , Its eeemf ease by she wielded of the feet. legs. said hands and thus making straw meads on die conitituti.o. Notables of dropsical pintail , . eves 'rhea their eases were pronounced bnpeleis, have been cured by takiag Holloway's LIII., and this medicine ballet/ stood the test of years as a e ruin remedy for Ibis ei2lady, ao oar so afflicted should avoid giving it a triaL Sold by all medicine venders through. out the world ; et Professor Hollowey's Eetablohments, 244, Strand, Leaden, and CO, Mesita-lane, New York ; by A. Stamps, Coasting. aegis ; A. Guielley, Slams ; ead C. Muir, Malta BIRTHS, MARRIAGES ► AID DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRICIT.—ApriI 111, at Watford, Mee, the wife of A. T. Brett, M.D., of a daughter. CANDY.—ApriI 21, at Winfield, Streatham, the wife of C. Caodyi leg., I a daughter. CARRUTtlEliteL—April 18, at Pouthirriptn, the wife of Capt. Car. rather*, Srd Itegt. Madras t Isle Car .ire, or • tr n. DOW NEB.—Auer. 19, at B*. Starter-crescent, lie, est's.park, the wife R. I. otimes, EN.. at a outfitter. FURLONGER.—AprI. SI, at Gloweester.terrace, Ilyde.park, Mrs. C. Vulorrese, of • dew liter• HOWARD.—ApriI 19, at St. John's.wood.park, the wife of C. Bow. ard, EN., of • LEATIIAO.—ApriI 19, at Ilemsworth Hall, near Pontefract, Idre W. EL Leath's., 01 a SOO. LEVETT.—ApriI 18, at Ifursdowcie.pl.ce, Lewes, the wife of Nr.2. Unit, of • sow. NOUNTCHARI.B&—ApriI 20, at Ilichmood.tereme, N hitehall. the Coaster of Morratassers. or • d.ngetee. re — hestah.toenf, Mrs. E. A. A/at:MON.—April 18, at 0rat00•p...., Paterson. of a aaugator. NYNNE.—ApriI 1%, at Colton Houses Loath, the wife of Captain Wynne, Royal nrullery, 01 a No. CALTBROP—COI LINOW tan).—April 19, at the parish church. Newborn, by the Ker. J. Boland, M.A., the Rey. K. 6. Celthrop, MA., Incumbent of !Moo. Cvmberlaud, to Arahrlla, daughter of B. Cothugmed. E.g., of Dieurigton, horthumberland. COTTON —CHIPP. -April 21, at Bt. Starylebone. by the Bey. S. B. Hama, 11. A., Jamee Matte, eon of D. Cotton, brq., of Printer great. Fababufgh, to Mary Vmma, daughter of T. V. Chipp, E.g, of Great Peettand.etreet, Peetlead.pmee. DAVIEII—MORRIS,—At ril V, at All tout.' Chmth, Leogbampthee, by the Bey. Henry Monis. M.A.. Reginald Sttremoa petit.. Dr* youngest is of Dr. Betty Davit a, of Duet emareet, Portland. to Bona Ch, rry, ettitet daughter of John (lm= Boer* of MenairkLetreet, Portland-place. RUTCHINBON—ORAPIAII.—ApriI 19, at the Abbey Church, Selby, by the Bev. J. liatGliman, Mr. M. Hutt biome, of Llama, ken; to Mary, daughter of the late A. V. T. Dreads; Egq., art oelby. JOUAN—PEEN ra.-April 17, at the Brash Embemy, Par* by the Bev. Dr. Bate, the Her. B. A. Julien, .on et It. A.A. Julian, of Lana UUOPIP, Plymouth. to May Kathartne, daughter of B. PnoU., DR., 01 Mau, Brittany. DEATHS. BASTOR.—ApeiI 10, R. Boston, Peg., of the Mould, Wilmington, Rent, wed 49. BELL—April IF, at Richmond, Mary, wife of Mr. M. set, a,..ed 67. DR UHL—April 20, M. G be Lan, of Manc4.4oter, aged 44. CIERIN—ApriI 11, at Weft Lodge, Davontr4. altruatta ahee..tre of Thomas Leerls Ger', ;at., s tlidtor, to her 31. t ytaf. Jonmpyows—Apnl 69, the Rey. T. Jothatoo4, of Wakteolds " • lONEB.—Apeil le, Maria altaateth, daughter of Kr. J. Jones, at Rordeoo►pLoe, Kentish town. ailed 13 . KZIKIT.—ApeII 19. at Great It7der•etreet. Eleonota Kerby, daagb. ter of E. Kerby, late 01 Ettafforowtreet. ltom!•etreet. LAW roau. —April 20, at Clifton, Amite, wile of Major B. Lawford, Madras Artillery, aged 49.