The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-29 00:00:00

IRELAND. IMBLIN, VAikez 23. The annual ball in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, wss held last night in Bt. Patrick's Hall, Dahlia Castle, having been poetc= l from the usal owing to the 17th of falling in Passion Week. Hu Excellency entered the ball-reons at 10 &dock, accompanied by the Cashews of Sutherland, the Marquis and Muchisnees et Stafford, Earl Moir moor and Lady Comma* Grosvenor, and the Mart (pia and Marchioness of Midst.; the presence of kis Exccilencj's distingaisbed guests lending a pecu liar éclat to the festival The ball was opened with a country dance, to the air of "St. Patrick's Dgy." the Lord-Lieutenant leading off with the Marchioness of Kildare, followed by Capt. Begot and the Dashes, of Sother'aLd. The company exceeded 1,300 in number. The Evosing Pest assures as that the, Irish Romeo catholic prelates will deem it their daty to oppose, as far as in them lies, Mr. Harman's Jovenileltefurms tory Bill for Ireland, on the ground of the manifest tendency of some of its clauses to promote pro- selytism. The people of Dundalk imagine they see decided symptoms of an approaching general election in cer tain e'ectioleering movements now going on in that borough. Too friends of Mr. Chichester Portman and Mr. Bowyer are said to be unusually active, and Sir Thomas Itediegtoo, the Hon. Major Jocelyn, and Mr. T. 0. Hignot Q.C., are freely spoken of as pro bable candidates. The Cork papers report the following cue in refer ence to the Law of Settlement : At the policr•ofilce yesteed,y Mary Erato., a woman whose dress and an•at iwp isd her to ba from Englead, *nested More the Meyer to stitch Ills preterit). sad se sisters under cinumetaaces of peculiar hardship. At fair parr el age she bat Left Queens own for Emoon, with her parent., both of whnis are long wince dead. Thrown dentate oa tie world by their o e.th, the bad no resource hilt but to rent the sitaatioa of a domestic servant, aid dogleg rcAr:; 20 years she hod maintsined herself is that capacity is or vend familes is London. Erma moon s epo she war attacked wills wenna of the knee, which inespri mud her from seen eartime, sad was Oct loin before her ssriage were esp. aded, seed berg reduced to penury Os had ro ester the workroom harksl (or relieL Here abs IMlSSilltd ward her knee was eared, and basin heard of • altnation that we • ,c me, she applied to the warm for Mr discharge, I. weer that she might offer bar sender, aid be ao looser a burden on the rotas. To her gutter the was isfornet by ay. &Seri that "liar dhcharge mold met be greeted se she was entered r Irish oa toe books, led. being weliennogh, she man he rased over to Irelaor." Berrecoosetracioes were travailing; ab• was hrooßki fore the toad, who, oa ormisatioa of the books, pro sauteed her en Irish pauper, gad she was seat ova r t, Cork in company with several autotimers who were similsrly ciscansten::d. Friends ia this c tarry she had none; she was ana.otes to procure a situation, bat who would take a arranger, however desirous she night be to work? The Mayor ennarented en the banner of the law under which the SfILIIIIIC.I,O took place, sod observed that he would en deavour to grader the Steam Packet Canary to metre briozing on r any mom pawners of that kind—the Bsg lieh authorities would thus be actable tr ship tness ore air less at gnat expense. Mr. Riordan (Aneetsoareisay) rated that from inquifer be bad made he hod ro dont whatever ha' tho poor woman's story was true. Tho Mayor said to would give 5.. to the heap r of any infante oaks who would procure her • situation, and Mr. It mien stated that Ls woul I , csit the registry offices, and use every sta tion en her behalf. Tie applicant impressed her thanks, and withdrew. SPORTING. BATTING AT DILAIiCHESTER.—FArvim. Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 2to opt (t) 2 to Tallow Jock (t) 10 to Puito Woo (t) THE DUET. 7to oil El Inept (t) S to 1 1 .y.lts-Ntsht (t) to Wentworth (t) U.O to Vaaftexeolla (t) IS to Roprtborpo (t) 1(3.0 to I Gamble (t) Not au bet sods oft aity other omit. n.ic, NG Mit:pama APRIL. .. I F,root 'ries ... le I Peek Soring Abeienstr., 2 I) odue „.11 12.1c0n Think . Croak • NA s BIRMINGUA' Wittutos roe to. I it IC lei —... 1 Teat od.hign ........ 1 Jess du (beac . • 1 Maid of Qs GATlaed . I Ynia.. llama 1 Jams WHAM via so Law K lb Plnosbboy N I Gerd/ Lora '.p ins f 1 Ihl9. 9 9 MALTON RACK& _ _ LECIIASR q.—Aran. 7. At. erasnacsAss. Year silk& et lb 11 British Foliar 6 Pardmeat 2 Illbsbead Good The 1!oc lbekseper the Miner . 6 Pun. Thee silk& st lb TM Wpm ... s 3 TM MIMI. 10 11 TM Vu 0 10 24 *s 25. li- - mmeas. WIG INK Age Ii 6 le 11•46.4 V 44,44 I. ....... 4 __ 00, 7 not* 5 7 C> —...... 4 5 12 Lamont 4 6 10 TM 0744444 15444444044 S S o • Mid at Eier; . •st — 4 13 Ka Comma, Has MCA). One 1 Yaw MIA • I Ilk• ?Poway 4 Ayel... S SLOW" Ivan Wag MY I al [Amin br I•lo—ailarla rum DI7.ZIOW/171/11M- Ale et lc Vledes .. Oman 4 ibeetisase 4 7 The Yam 7 eleuestee le•eneme — 1 4 7 neitirrys 4 1 Oimempor Psiebet 4 s I balr.—Accirr.pcs roe .11 I , et, I `eta Zoorystaills ... ? orweilue Lade.... 4 Clase , lsseper ...... „.... $ 7 Palace 4 7 Breeees 6 111)2411240 (wamusa verammse.) In lia4o)'t, Torday, T;Tiordliraticar; Prklay, Mohr Canna at 11.11-part U. al KnaS. (Yr. Ettertni—Tenday, ?agent; Estazday, Med— inf....MP Mr Old Earlroblee (Mr. glorraLki, Tatattay. Molloy Pars; Saturday. To=o Part-.t 11. Birkablra (Mr. libeler/kb Teroday, Bargbaeld Bridge; Frbtay. Dann 11111—at 11. Crautry and liaraias. lloadsy, Bahama Lodgo; Wadaroday. Csabliii Park ; Friday. Pare Patan—qaartor to 11. Us aim (11r. Otaarea*, Tawdry, Royale' &net (by pr. Walla' —at U. MA am (Mr. Marrlott.s). Tuarday, Dalian Plough; Thu:all Iniooll Pot -at 11; latuday, Baylelga am; to Inma Lam 11nraday. Moak Houma, thee Earstead; Saturday, &abbrs. Kann lanne-at 11. lon Vans. Weareeday, Danbury &Ma; Saturday. Caypratent Arm, !tannin-at balt.past 10. ham and t#/.lt, Tan Jay. Bradeald.annet; Friday,Tatilagname Inds. sin.—•t It. yr. Gann*, idoeay, Oren losa•Y • ; Wed.inday. Eger ley kair.past 10; F nis riday, Grey..4l Eldl -at • quarter g . at 11. solt o lVinqn. - !Waned • ltaa's 1 - —.am. Waage, Tossiag Monday, WO ...ares Lad ; Sagarday, Caudorer East Soot. Tuesday, Triaty fart; Friday, I at ball. past le. balar f &Weadtr. alames ; Friday, Dymeek Winago—at deraday. Deer Part, Tard:ey Clime; 711uraday, Danp Odder ; ustarday. Foediagoaa Rays—at • quarter to 11. Priebr, Tuesday, ILkadord; WeduesdAy, Auburn; Saturday, Ouralle ood—at • quarter to 11. SouLbdowa Olt. A. licraoraa'•), Woodsy, Altriston—at a quarts' le 11. Beath Wold (Wr. 0. axe's), Woodsy, Taiblnll village; Wedass datistratoa. Friday, /WOW Mall —at 11. Tassday, Ilcudogtea la; eatarday. 111. by Toll Gatt--at a spades est 11. Tandi...llebutsigklpe; WWI. Ware we Weeder telethella—oe lalseihar Tuella% eisiswall; Thursday. Han lalOr_dm Partbinlice—at V. W. IL TS wedgy, igbarorth —at It. Tsse•ay, Traitor's Ford; Thursday, Oshill Toll Sugassa id• Oz re. sley Wag d—at • quarter to 11. NNW W lacoday, asbaiagtos ; Wedassday, Hay. QOM; Maly, Ilararar—st a pansy to 11. CRICKET. THE MatitYLEBONE CLUB. The committee of this distiogaished club held this din mortis; of the wagon at the residence of the Us. riereiary, B. Bynames. IN., 43. Devraoh•re- Meet, when the foil wing prize pet setebee were ar nrased, sad the day. toed for playtag then. 'tepid, of went, w say alteration which say Mutter b. sere- IlealLerisr to moat the eonveefesee ember cies hay nitrate pot :awes a the ratestelty of Caw m'lrP et the United All inaleri e t Lard's. Visallig, Jar 16-Ualverity of Oared widow ttaleszeily of Nat. llaWre'n Seas 23-41xleas teatimes of th e tialoweity of Oz. Thal the United All Engird alera-st eed's. lksby, hes 30-11 k• Korth of Esermil spirt the loath of Lids. 118 Jay I-The Coalition of tient sad hoes yawl An Syti= j -at Lord's. July 11-The Welyieldre CM and Over/ spirit/0 eirPtion-et edes, July II -Ile Moryisidee Car sad atonal spirt Al 1 Pl E t July 24 -The Orders easter the Players-at Lard% Augum7-714. Nu al et iseind 222124 the Seer of relent e51412-w tar. 220..111 0.4•11044 et Kest sad sutra epic{ neiseam erteb-.t Crary,. orsetat l ret e erantatte.► be Man War Chard arena eaelaitthe elleants dritree, lab) intellieence. COURT OF TM of ZILLT. r.-3Liacs 28. --- • The Warm,. a Miller, ad Bleoeubery, *DOW f bb certideete. The debts nen IHM.; awn of Utilise saoaat. Mr. Ciliary sepposeed. Mr. baler mod. r !Me ground Oat the bankrupt bid routradted • EMI Mie• beam* imelveat, sad bad mu toady dallabhd as mak by theli Me creditor bad been ti 'elm is bow Meta. It aygebrad. lei Übe entree of Ma baskrept'• ezindast'on. 214 be bad Isinned Item lame by his relitivie. mese of Mama Mt qmillod tho country. H. bad air, bed to bear the eamme • mrequeat epos hi. reelbee dyieg M a date of Iseult,. • c rekeed by bit baring Meted Rpm the homs at Camberer,ll whirs a ass bad manimed three ebildreo end comaitted suicide. He ettaileated his fallare, amongst to' r rabdastente, to the falling in of sow bousee la • (heat Earl mist, witicto be wee rabaildin• ; Wit pereees were beriod fa the rem, sad be bad to support their falsities for tome vine.. Hoe Hoopoe h. Id that the vezetiose deferee bid bin proved. There were other bid halms la the sue ; tt , e book•teepteg w lopw:ett; the espeaditese we. wetly live tome the pr fits; aid the baokrupt hid begun almost io • eta.. of insolee.ey. The o•rulleate neat be esateaded for twelve soothe, sad the tookrept would be without putt*. dos for its moults. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—M&icn 28. The tittiago of the court won mused io-day. DAMAO'S 701 AX AINAT7LT -IN 11 BUIJAIIIN 010101 TAYLOS. This ineolvent, • rtsge;csrpentar aid scene-ehl ( ter at Drury-laith Theatre, we. opond by Mr. King, a tailor, his detaining creditor, residing in Argyll-row, King's-eroes. The ineolv..ecy •to'e from en action for ese•alt. Tre is rolvent's rainher had panband some baskets of to 8 nit value, and lost one of them, as was sl'egen. Mrs M. , ng, the wife of the t pooling creel:tor, was enberquently teen with a bask t like the o e She was 101 l mad by the ictolthate and, at eat alleged, he had eotnnalt.ed en ansult AL they wore panic,/ • I o ice eattun the two vent explained the natter, and • co:lnside WAS oat to the yes dente of the ice latices anther. Subsequently, Mr. King called on the lateelyeat sad (wrangle/ his tame. An mama was t ea Proven is the Covet of Quees's Beath, a•d the jury •weeded 101. demesnes for tea assault The costs wars taxed at 401, sod for the damages and vote the insolvent had been taken in execution, and now implied to got rid of the same cadet the net. =-- Slog opporal for Wiwi, and wife, and rho Gels of Orr e ue wen - Trisha °lvan had made a long statement on his sohadtale. He bad Neu employed at Drary•lase Titivate'. The Cblef Coimia.iwttr was f opiaiou it was a ease f v itecouot of the dasosees awarded la the &Woo tor assault. Hie Horo.lr gave s j algal est of live 'mouths frogs the vesting order is February. MOM ■L IN 11 WILLIAM AMMER BAAL. ~ w tiLiAN This laminae, a pertain of geatlentsaly appearanee, at needed to native tie judgment of the court. The rue chsel .rei tome renterkahe circumstances. The insolvent, who tud with others been convicted of a con mina, with reference to cards, but opt t the indictment, had t.kea several place* for toe purpose it• shooing. The last ter, piece. was at East Mueslis, sear Lanßeld and Lyre's« tt, in Therm tssire. He was opposed by Mr. Wyatt, a j.weller; Mr. &re, en melt , Isteier ; sad Mr. Fryer. From the last mentioned er•itit ar be took a shooting plsce at Lyt:het., and to him he had made certain nprecen tatioras, ae ti property is Eitinbia,sh end elsewhere, which laden' him to believe that he was treaties with a gen.bernan of elneidtreile mean.. It was ad m.tted by the ',minim, or. his essat , catioa, that he had no filed Stowe, but rented the several places fir shooting parp , tee, intending to invite gentlemen to join him in the etendaties, and b. .hush he believed he should pay his erediten. He bed lacer, d debts at the eeve-al pl.c.s, sad in his sekedale ilvre slumbered upwards 80 treoihie. Mr. Commissii.air Murphy reviewed the priaSpel !intern of it. ewe. He considered that the debts of Mr. Wyatt, Mr Bur, and Mr Fryer had been fraudalea-le, it attracted. The iissolv,at bad paned himself off see pros t f pri p rty, and that was the gray 'men of the tan wont him. lie was bound tomes the same judgment In ib , a as he would Is the • eve of • man who h.a moved le a diff rat stilton. Ths insolvent hatibe en arres ted lo o..t.ber, and it was his ie./union to dca'n him in cast , dy twill December. His Honour give a kidginert of el yen calendar menthe from the of et WI ern, r, t. r Pandalratly eoatreting the debts with the her. ere.: itor• eased Wyatt, Dar, and Fryer. 11l 711 MATT= OP AIII-7011' This hwolernt, the late landlord of the Coaittole, F;un tain•eourt, Strand. applied to be discharged. Mr. fiaego,d supported. Mr. Johnsoe ' s stediii r. wished erase explanation respect leg an 0617 tOOlll elm hors of 6a. in the p..ned. Mr. Aligned ill ens.d the court .h himus. Hagen* b.d lirri.d en zee a. ban, but were wails' to forego unit owe adv.ntege, n.d let the credit , re be p4d 66. in the pound. 'lb. were `a.erot tee propetty, rowers, p•id the ay to toe sheriff witich preemie.' the arrete.meat being e wp'etee, as the ...mines@ of Mr. Ricksrd Kirkman Lose, ar, o ego seventy Inr tie insolvent, refund too ire,r is nay arrsageterni. All ta- ies ba d acted in • b Ado .stub, owl: bet for the r.seo.e elated, Um seediewre OPOoli bate been pato 6.. to tee peerd, slot lb Imo:vest amid the stages, lot 8 mite" to the mean Mr. James said be war a jedgmat erodible. awl Komi. Moulds had bee. pod. Mr. Sergoest uta vim they were enmities creditors, asseber coo. they were et tab d to peyseet drat. Mr. Cesamisadaer Mutply laid teen was se ftrther oppmitioe. Ile Tim the Batas easy CO to the direkaryie of bit lewd duties." The iasolveat was or,' mei to be dbabatged. ASSIZE IN2EL:LIGENCIL OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Moingorrn, Miami 27. mrl /WC" wan.—woes rm. SUM muumuu TM mtly arm co th• Is 1..3 DAWES P. PHILLIPS. Thieves en action foe =l= int pririament. Mr. Keatisg, Q C., sad Mr. Gray r r lb. plaintiff; Mr. Whateley, Q.C., sad Mr. WiiiIIMMO, Q.O , (jr the datesdsct. Me. Hestia', In aiming tlte cue, maid plaintiff was a small farmer sad lie need ores-dealer, aid delendast a was:thy lamer, wino, is August last, bad a mare sto'en from • field la his menpattoa. About that time plaint ff left hie Isamu on hallows, bat Iris retailed home by the li tit ath of kis father. He =taste on Melted Octobo., and was praest at his fat r's funeral, and, whilst engaged in the =tersest of his parent, the &fondest. ace :mpaniad by ■ eanatabla and as old woman Gamed Elope* Plumber, 'aqui= d for Adam Dad., the plaintiff. The old woman was esliod spas to point him oat, sad first p dated out his balsam who has oily one eye; and she sabwasestly petaled to two wrong partials, plainly showing that she kaaw tray little about the matter. The plaintiff was, however, this and tie re arrested by the pram of Li. rather, end traosed a oat tr. = pima to place, sad whin at langth be was takes tef we the madistrites at Balsa so ,! ose appeared against him, and he was ducharged. He In strayed has attorney to rr , ceed against defendant. and • writ WO6 accordingly cartel on the 9h t f Calabar. I'he seat day &feudal.; again went and mate a de earatios be fore tho stagistatm, one of whom teas his brasher-in-law, and obtained a fresh warrant against plaistiff. As plaintiff was fa Peetypead fair on the neat day, pausing his set em liesa balls( maul., he ass 'pia muted. The constable raveled in kasdeaMog hint is the midst of dm fair, and a I brother of the &Gliding .fed him by the throat, sad is that way he was dragged tbroosh the streets of the town. After being isaia classed scram the sonairy, he was at kWh taken balers some magistratae as the gauge of most lag the sioleadaat'a home. Weans the old woman, Blapetb ?lambi r. pre a desetipioo, and altetwarls cu d he was the mss atom she had sees sear the field from which the her • erair.ulls. The =mistake dismissed Ms wee with cot calling open plaint fi for a datence. H. last ac ir fader. able arr.:ant of wow yby being kept from his =win s snd also suffered great annoyance trots being pointed at as tie thief of the defendant's mare. Ups these leo oast, he claimed damages. A inishar of witticism Wen wiled to prow the above fame. _ _ _ be MI west pais ia his bamboos' bed waited three times es*, swim Sulphate el sapper or bias Sous is rod O rquantity dies sun set of the eider t:M i Tosediolest te destroy hems life. The progenitor Was set le &sow elms saws saw Ida By the JelgoAleipheas it sapper is it'd by fuses to steep Wised Is. - and sate did sissy. Ido cot thin there Is • issue' soisseisedler slits deadly qaelities. Mr libereset sidossod tbe jury to the primmer; sad tho Jed. said that, id die key INN piths.' that 1 1 . pd sear hal pat the pima bite the eider. it was for them Si decide wising bs 'Messed to poison the pro water. is placed it Bete bias soy less libelous motive. The pelisses. orbs was 5.1718 yam of sge, received a gond ehmoster. Tho vendee was that he bed me intention of destroying life whew he pat the poises into the cider, which the judge said was a midis! id Not rally. .:.es the plaMtiff geld that his name appeared la the tnasseVoa main the goods were thrown up kr. Taylor permitted hint to we his caste ; bat ea the fruit being deelmed, 11r. Taylor had certainly said that plaintiff should nut have wed his sense. It was customary to return eorrautt, if not squat to sample, in a re.eosable time, but eeraialy sot at the expiration of two month., as fa this cue. Thema, reason he bad for withholding his own name was pimply became he did not wish it to appear. There was a geed deal of verbal and demises'sry evidence adduced to establish the emit, as that the currants had greatly deterior ated, hails, tern allowed to 'mein In the Orand June ton Canal Company's cellar up to the present time. Mr. Overend submitted that here was no priority of con- tract between the pniatiff and the defendant; the only potion to whom the defendant was liable, it liable at all, was Taylor. His Loroship thought otherwise, considering Taylor as an a t .ent te tte pvintiff in the negtttstion. The defence wee, that the entreats supplied versant equal to the lamp... and that tonmquect.l the defendant arts perftelyjastilled in rejecting thorn. The Lamed runnel also contended that it was exceedingly suspicious that the p amt ff tad wi•hbeld his name throughout the transaction, suggested toot this singular f .ct could be sc enacted for only by the supto altion tt at the ilsiutiff knew the bulk of the fruit was nut equal to sample, and added that the miner paid into court was for the sample seek and the three seeks forwarded to Sheffield (nod subsequently retuned to defendant) beton the inferiority had been covered. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LIVERPOOL, Mama 28. NM PIM COCRT.-11/01111 KR. SWITICI WILIIII. His Lased+ p took his soot epos the beach this literates at 9 Welsch. IP. XING. This was an set 04 for the reei r. rr of the value of 20 reeks of currants. Mr. Moak, with wives was Mr. Wheeler, less Ur tee phintiff, and Mr. Overloud, Q.C., for the &fon due. It appeared from the evidena that the ii.aint,ff is Mr. Fred. Arthur Noswortty, • fruit doelbr, residing at Manchester; sad the defendant, Mr. David King, grocer, ertylog on business at Hanley, in fitetindshire In Otto Ism last year , the pliintoff had 20 mediae( currants Ilion on the whoa of the Grind Jouctios Canal, Maschestor. Through Mr. Richard Taylor, • friend sod commercial traveller, the planed{ communicated with the defendant, offering the 20 seeks of est:esti at 46,. per cwt. The defen dant minis ed Mr. Taylor to forward one sack as a sae pie, which be did; sac the result was, that the defendant purchased the remaining 19 sacks of the fruit, whisk &sweated w 881 7a., payment to be cash, human days, the invoice having bees forwarded in the mold way, and the treader of the goods Ewe to the do pit in the name of Taylor. On the 11th of Gambit the di hodact requested three sacks of there consuls to be forwarded to Shahid. where he cold them, and they ware anon:finely seat hoe the Grand Junet.ms Canal per railway, by the daisies* oirictioss. On th.- 201 of December however, the de fendant wrote I. Mr. Taylor, whoa oily be knew and se ecgnierd I. the trawat Coe, stating that the fruit sent wee act accordion to sample, consequently be could sot retells it. A fon' ef eortespoedisee l, sad resulted la the detender.t re tarring to hie atu racy ; 181. 12a. moped into Court for the carnets seat in the sampl e woe, sad um three farw•rded to Sheffield. — lir. Whiteley, for the de feces, add that be et oold submit that a rattan Lad misc. in sonwilaecos at the laformatios whin dafeadaat moored, and nos which he sated. lle was Mstrestsd to say that the doh ads- t did to. now im mesh the ehararter of the plaintiff, and sot tmly believed bin le be entirely inneent of the teen, but wee extremely Prftri for what hennaed. lie should salt wiMesess to now that the defendant had minable groan to paned *no, sad 1 their=doas that, the defendant would he entitled to The driansat was examined at great length, and contra damn may at the statements made by the other side. Aftev wan:tidos. Mr. Whiteley offered 1001. damages sad a fall apology, whet was accepted by Mr. Ks War. His Lordship impressed his tionntreamt fa, sad sat-ef.o tfa at, the minim. OuOW, 0001111.—IFF0111 as. 30STICI 01111111 ILL, His Lordship, addressing the jury, said the questions for them to consider were, whether the niosteen sacks of ent reats transferred to the defendant were equal to the ample sent on the 7•b of the same month. If the jury wine of the affirmative °platen the defendant was undoubtedly liable, and the plaintiff entitled to a verdict. On the other nand, if they wen of opinion that the nine' een sacks were not equal to sample they would et wider whathir the de fendant had objected to them within reasonable time ; and thirdly, it they came to the conclusion that the bulk was not 'quill to um; Ic, but that the objection had not bun made within a reasonable time, the jury would then con sider whether the defendant was or was not antiled to any and what deduction from the original price per cwt. at which the fru:t was sold. 111.1 jury, arm a shun eonoultation, found a verdict for thic pinintff for Oa annual claimed. THE POLICE COURTS. ATTIIIPT TO POISON. Ilatith was ladlatedfor peeing dmi•i tend paws t r Melond Toskia., la the polish of Diaso•, us the Bth of rebr•arp last, with latent to kill, do. The romeat tr we. • shepherd le the employ of Mr. Weeklf•,of limideek, a d avant the lambing season ha resided lascot• um the foulard. Oa the Sib of Febtnerr be tad • bottle of eider Is this sot, sad whoa be drank of It la Itio notate, it tested as anal. le the evestag. h 'w aver, be feud that it had • nutf taste, and he embed otter as.. to fasts it. Oa suryirg the elder oat of the bottle is plum. of Moe rose, or aldpbatio •f cepur, ems oat of It. Ho thee mud t►e prisoner, with whom Ito had bad • towel, with hunt, pot the poems lute the torte. The primer de•iad the ellarge, bet epo t the reassume being detenalsed to oestc't i is, he achwitted It at he had " a lot more of it" is his pocket. Mr. Woolle't, urge. a, of Monmouth, derailed that ea the Btb of Yebssuy the proseestee aims to hr, sad said TEE IVREA SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1856. aisle& satin his waistooet. Witnesses:emitting sad head it there, aad he the took him to the station-how. Kr. Combs asked whether there was mayors saw his take the handkerchief hoes the promeetot's pocket The exetebte elated Oat china was act. The prcereater resarked that no one else ovahl have stolen it bat the prisoser, es be saw him headiest it when he termed sound. The primmer declared that he did not steal the gentle mates wipe." It was chucked at him, aid he pot it 6 Mir. Combs liked what era, known of the primer ? Hyde, 4U A, said that he was present at the Benny Bel , skies in 1548, who. the prisoner was tr *imported for a street robbery. He had since been liberated with a tiekstot- WIWI sad bad bees custody MO or OWN timessue pseud character. Mr. Combo told the primmer it was lucky fcc him that there WOO no evident* of the steeling, or be would bays com mitted his for trial, bat he would a. t escape panishment after all, WI he should send him to the Haase of Correction for tbree months, with hard ltboar, f,e the unlawful poe -111111102. LAMBETH. Mr. Jonathan Emmett, end Mr. John Hamby, vestrymen of Saint George the Martyr, Smeihwerk, attended before the Hon. G. C. Norton, to immecute a wan named Black well. _ . itarpeared that on Thursday, arise under the authority of the Neiman' Mama! Mt, they proeseded to • house at.- j Anted the Overge public-house, in the Waterloc-road, to view • ru , sicce which they bed been inf smart 'Mated there. 7 hey reached toe top part of the how. without much obstruction, end there &mac. red a nu nice f the most abouticlable de:c iptioo. In feet, the whole house was in so filthy • state as to be unfit for bums habitation. At the top was a fishy twit to which the sates, slops, and filth cf the in mates were Denied. This accumulation was is itoelt sufli- Melt to irate disease, end required to be men to ✓in say Idea of its abomination. When murales; downstairs ttey were beget by the Mantes, who an fled them with all sorts of abuse. In feet, their situat on Meuse one of considera ble danger. Amnr get those by ',hum they were 'availed was a forious.looking Irishman, three parts drunk, mid his wife, whom state of sobriety tem very little better, who oarapied as apartment on the e• e door. The seen placed himself on the stairs I. such a position as pre vented their pvsieg him, and though they remoastraten with him, told him who they were, mid the °Nest of their Bete, be resisted their proven. continued to abase them, sad deliberately sets large toad fierce bulldog en Mr. Emmett The gun then ettseked Mr. Hereby, sod was assisted by his wife. The of j, et of his •111.1 f• aseatlects et peered to he 'o Sewer form Mr. Bea•by into the room, in the centre of whisk appeased to ho en open trap or LW. Awash toe seed, doubting, to drop hint through it; bat Mr. Heciaby burg a stress mon, was ena►led to ditappoiot them, and alassatoly made his way oat of the house. Me. Emmett, la the interim, bad his work to do, for the deg Wog set on hint at coos made a rush towards his leg; for tuastely for him, he wag fortified with a stout pair ens b °is, and he succeeded in giving the brute a kick actier the j ,w which toned him right over. The animal, however, soon returned to the Merge, and (or eight or tea times he sue ceeded in kickirg bal. about the tame spot sad turbans him over, sad, to his delight, tits brute became meowed and el haa• tad es to shalt away. Mr. Stab, emoted the magistrate that he p•aition was one of peril, bet that of Mr. Emmett he considered is be mush worse. As far as he bed so opportunity of witnessing it, he never saw meshing more eatesordiosiy than this way in which he teenaged to kick end throw over his "mop smailent. Mr. Emmett—l had not meek strength to spare, your worship, for I don't think I was ever mote exhausted is any rdort, end never ceravnly 441 I witans saythiog with greeter delight then the eahaustioa of this furious dug and his walking away Wont me The name of the defendant Ma-Imeg wee called, hot he did not appear; end Lockrar, the officer, having capped to 'envies the summons on hies personally ant while in toxicated, and also o his harmer a narrow ascetic, tram th. attack rf the ball dog while doing sr, Mr. Norton at ones granted a wariest la his eppet banshee. ----- The magistrate requested th, sekaowletgment of tht uceipt of the lint halms of two 104 twee fog the poor-boa hoot " A. C." BOILER EXPLOSION IN BETHNAL GREEN. Yesterday morning, ab...ut mn o'clock, conbiderablr eenttercation wee rce.siened in the neighh3arhood of Clab-row, Slater-strett, and Church- tree', Spite in emisequeuce of a bud rsprrt u of a piece of ordnance, van the sudden falling down of numerous building., wit oh it was coos morrtatned arose fr m the harit•eg of b r of a steam-eogine on the pm:Mtn of Meters. Cathrrall's raw mills in Cluo raw. The boiler, which is what re h r•n. d low presure, was about thirty feet I ng, and on IrtrA ny it took an ob:ique direction, torah g itself ti ro .g several walls belonging to alo sing penis... er tirely destroying a cowshed and .tabling in the tyre of priming in Bitter-street, sad also pooing through e private boast in the sue street, kooeking out the rottre front of the house, and at l•egtb posting Cowl wart s i the seller, burying limit into the earth to so great a of Fite that seemly more thin four cc Bra feet from the aortae, were visible. net satire length traversed by the ezp!odel missile was about 70 ft et At the time of the explotion number of workmen wire on the I remisre, several of wh.ua were severely toddled and injured, and one man Po eeriou Ia that it was found rummy to remove him to the London Hospital. Messengers were mot to the ♦tr , oas brigtde engine surgeon, and shortly after the Sr glees from Jar "'s erious at d Whiter, s•-e ret arrived at the ep it. hut OP, wire not c shed it to viatica, the tire having born intot di ately subdued. The derange dyne to Merpe. and the sartounding preterites is very eater am. 713 Wail P, The house in Slave street eat , red and pin!, destroyed by toe boiler was tenanted by a person named Wright. A* the time or the accident Francis Wright, • young man, w.s in one of the room. writing a letter a sister in the couotri The moths nod four children were in a loner room Francis Wright was a s mach injured fr . m acu'da ard eot • townie that he had is be taken to St. B arta, 1 taiew's Hot pita], and on inquiry made last night it was sated that be was la a very dangerocs condition. The mother and children wiped serious harm. A little girl named El,aa Trey allion, eyed 3 years, wee ser . oosly injured while sitting at breakfast with tier moth, r, at Nu. 2, Baconatrest, at the rear of the Saw miii-. was rem,ved to the L neon Rospi al, and is progrcasi. g favourably. Last aiming Superintendent Steel of the H diviai,n visited the ruins in company with& government officer, wh , m.de era iospectitn of the bailer. The daptructue a' p•r -i arty aid amount to several thousand pintoes, and mans poor persons resident round the setae of the ezph silo will he grant sulkier& thr•ugh the taro° made in their de e ,. . loge. The twilit., which bad been in use 'rural year,. w. s made by a heeding Sim. It is remsrliable tbat, notwith standing the fearful nature of the eap:oaion, no lives were loot. AItd.RICIIT& 1106SL-Ihe merge prise et brown or KIIIMOvadO Saar, the Proems et the littlish preemine Is emeriee, competed from the ream seeds is the weekleedist the lith dew of ilereh. tihe. te , ss- Mt The seserge prise seism or illaseovseo sutra, the produces the Meddle% is the sea orl es above, le!!.. 74d. The avenge piked Isms or Shrefereee sem the Kadin, of the East Who, mewled as shore, 1. See. ON. neeeersee PON 01 the atm kee p*, esseiptio espekidelly. amputee above, and estimates dirsiy is Me. dns of as pee mi. - • - - - 11111;01, MARCO 21.—Tite Amman aoatieues wood. both for to sad grocery paver% sad a tar arsomat of Musses is sa ported this week at &gab new Wpm l ries.. Moro retreat's manastioes mould bantams amid lad impanel.* been disposed .0 silk bat th• market Is Mr/ bully sapplied with samples. Redoes.' proems sells Iraq. sod es impalas . men ..se Dos 'ambled to keep thsessives dam atstatis o me Improved rams. Rust is still dab, but prim are wall slipplatide COTlON.—Lrfeassx, Maim sultan market. fauddered •• I start isms be n= l. l: betas weedy and confident. All Amnions. middling, sad upwards. are quits oats dr Isss. isastsr. sod testy own, of whieh there t, a iraperalloodamos aumpowl with the demand, Mat are heavy and Wk. The relatively hieh Islam that borate =ld CM batik sailesszsdhas 1M rot attek, twinge them also Into the NM ssipswy is lass Sasatssa. Ali other kinds and patties, iallidilde /IMAM Mid Wildalte. We Without qu lank change in prim, het me fairly nod shumbutlysilered at preassi. WC*. A. ws onnot sor report et hie werk. skis more •-afident awe of thv MOM llMAlM—ohs inkf Ina tbs sestlawd brie consump tion—is growleg span di, et Ye mime time the. were .owlytig Moo the Ilahst Sense gnomish. aseinete ee to the cutest of the trap ha Ma moony. lien the Meet skins there appears to he peg part Nur expalleg lb logine eithestee to be mali-4d. We gaols middlldd 17plada, id. 11-11kan Minn; Or- Wm. th.lethe, 41/16 ohm Ito men quiatime Ise t week. ▪ Onininee ambles plea Vilmis. 0144 netele.illd.; seheneat e h i lle • ga noskr iv r d e dis er owl Parze . , l re a wl C ali Witt Iriftsed 1.41* Fame. Ist apart; so Oat delimits ha the Vide fee the week Moe Wm .i. t A b les bobs. isles to day, 7.11 N kette. Sam ot the wick 41.110 m THE IRON TRADL—lkeourouma t Ystca re.—The meal pre thalami meseric at the koommtore of this &markt wee held itmer. do at dm Meal Ehde4 Y tide tows. The Weir awe vas way vita alldbmialle to the peculiar coaditko Ie 'blot the Mile i lbe drab labia have noted as to the ODOM VEY It Weidha dimmal peels eto• km It oat admitted that there tea poet dad at sadermillaty. bet it wee alto averred that thla u Zise olly is stair mad ease. Wert r qualities, and not 'a • Iner tar whisk there is reproted to be • fair demmad. le them alromlammat It Wm reieleed saaulatonely to adhere to the gtelt oh Mee ested be the bat it math* -that la, himbf. ; 1111. i ADM ml amen lake phirea. let. toe. pea tom. The Om et Nam sod i Wm lib or =renal, as we I as the allaeleal l i e =behe Pt le said) possty of marehoate kw bob. N a lower .der ht be reatehmadvo Wider. Wag me enalliss ealmeoll iwe mast likely morinme be a almai lot art ialt re hallo at tie trade is Imam eaaaamm WY IMO Mia Waal Irk ye la ail peohahlity mom tato the meta as Nog; ad • earl illeitt Miele* old impart a beeithiee tom Who Yale. Them me same Rah orders in trout Amsriesaad haat Met =km there Is say beam ems over the Noes Cos. ham= Nag ildely be sword that bedews mid be Waller before a=l.4=i , 6. 14.11 .4 116 roe d he,etevo of the tad. ; opied„ tint there to a Si. dotermt. maw Wahl& by di il er emil that rather Sham shelf to may volaidso mob eta be II more la dammad. with. mit gm havhag edeeG TALLOW. Ifs pink 'Area le la ear eiteater et the 20th to the 24th hut esteldol ma Ilieday. sad co Wedateeder there wet ea Improve 111111 at wort. tor early delivery, sad lo tor the hot three ateatiejorleal Wag eh Id. tor the tenser, sad tio 6d. for the Yam Thai ime woo oisaiimed by purslane soh by the tat* aided by the °praline* wallow. Maui by ihs maid our °Oakes wen seeloiew, the ne to width we haw deeth are below what the abeemomen of the eels wattowt. The rho. bower, was tam sideways of by these who hod tallow dente the We pane. Wawa la Noir bead, awl yeaserder • skeihre at ea. yet own was oltimately wermletel te to denser, wen wastts. To. day we ere 'slit Imam sell he kwirent &limy tower Won bats been sworpetd deft -Ord T. C, 47a. to 47e 60.; Week and Apr% 47e. ; Jane ead Asty. October and Dammam 47e. 9d. to 4116.; nets of Y. 47,411 e. 91. le 4; e. 64.; town tallow. eta, art ash. Tim pew oar =saw er sit ram. a Irma Ist we VIM Mid : no aswerellaa or an* Animism awed. The ditierles to bet even. Ina ware lig emie. mil the siTiOlie ill.—(rroot Ikon. IWO and Charism' areas el Italy reale.) • COllll.-.ooartsreao. Witte 24.—There wu Mr apply of wbeat at swirket to.day, all the best tritest was bought rather easier term. bet the seetedary eel trawler could oo be dimmed of yttrium a dear of 14.1 e /a pet gr. ; rod. 641. to 40o.; white. 700. to 76e; ettra. The. SA, seen% sad best qualitia realise With peter: beet =ldes Na le 43a; grinding, 30. to tie. Beaus but Jew awing sad near dam. Dues" Mahn IL-0r market wu well supplied with wheat, with a need lender but week's rates; red, au. to 71e.; white, /is. le Ns. Ibedeh bar:ey wo. brkk, aNd Is. more oinvey was esedhyshembell We. ft Cs. Very little doing in other artielcs. WAMMILIN MAIM I...—The wheat trade wan firm, at last week's Rte. with a fair hambees, Pine barter maintained its Woe, but other seem were rather glimmer. No change in oiler. articles. miser, Moses 29.—(13, rag Ash sad Trutt aligned° Tsliarraph.) —Whoa it loodor.to supp'y : white, Its. 9d. t015..63.; red, pis. to Its N. Oats, 7s. 6d. to 10s. Oatmeal, ISA to IM. 6d. At No Urn teamster tlis attesdaries was mall. No &awe is say art. dis taeePt is Indian tory wmk► Is catered at U. per tan. Coax, 11 saes 21.-- (By sad Irish laargoetia Talegnpb.)— White Witte, as ; red what, 275. to 359. ; barley. 16s. to 161.; oats, le. 6d. to It. DI ILIN, MM.= 26.-187 English and Isiah Magnolia Eelsgraphtl— small supply, very little ding, and pekes steady. Prime samples of whist a halo higher. bathing doing in Indian can. COAL6.—tospoir, MAI= 10.-11yase's Beholds Hartley. 11e. 3d.; Holywell, 16a. ; Longriuge's West Hartley, 17.. 3d.; Tangeid Moor, les. ; lantisal Moor Butts, les. ; Walker Prinuore, lee.; West liar ley, Its. id.; Walls End Goforth, I.s. Id.; Walls End Harlon, 11. OW; Walls End lisoley, 15*. W.; Walls tad Porhumterlond, les.; Walls End Wharecliffe. 13s. 63.• Eden Main, IN.; Walls End those% e 1 11s. ~; Walls End Helton:ll6.6d.; Walls End itspkte Orange. la.9d ; Walls End Lambkin. ITa Walls End roomer, 34.; Walls End Plummer. loa.; Walls End Row Es UMW; 16s. 94.; Walls Eod ?south Batton. 115.t.d.; Walla End &moan* 17s. ed. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 3d.; Walls Ertl Elesith Bah, lis. 63.• Walls End Kelton, 16s. 6d ; Walls End Tees, 11s. 6d.; Walls End West Kenos, lbs.; Corr's Merthyr, 22.1. fel.; Darman maim Hartley, 17s. 3d. Ships at market, 33 ; 1614 40. GUILDHALL Je-ho Chureh sad I hue. Themes= were charged with horelere in the. premien of Mr. Hawksvostb, watchmaker, of 68, Fleet-etreet. City Pouce•cosstable 367 said—About a quarter past 3 this mornlrg my attentioo was ca led by the springing of a rattle to tee Green Diego . putelic.house, in Fleet-itnet Wits I =rived, there were a numb: r of people, and I plena myself at the corner of the court adjoining the public-house. I this heard another rattle spring from the window if a how with gird by Mr. Adams, of 69, Fleet. street. I nu to the dier, and wee let in by Mr. Adams, who said then were thieves on his premises, and I went, is c ,inpany with him, his eon, and =rather man, through the shop, and from thence Into tni weekahop of Mr. Thornton, which le on the mole A or as Me. Adams's shop. We seereltod all about the place, and I west through a window into acoler workshop adonis,. We then prone led tin to the wank" on the first door, and there I found two panes of a window broken. Up .n ea 'mining It I foaled there was blood, end also on the well. We then went into emotion part of the tint ficor which Is also used as a workshop, and there I fount the two prisoners behind one of the benches. I had my trneetison draws, and they both cried out they revolt surrender. I =lid to Church. "Open you band." He did so, sad I put my head into his t o.ltet and Nand the knife prcduced. 1., stooped between the two prisoners end found the crowbar produced. With =eine= ce Ito ik them to the station and seerched thee. On Church I found eseeepencs in mosey, a latch-key, and a pecket.knife ; sad on Thompson I Nand • quantity of lustier =etches, a p diet knife, • rule, and 60. in mossy. Church r. frped to gin any reddre se. Mr. Wm. James Adams—l was with the officer when tne two =Warn were found or, the second floor of the pre. mars which form pert of mine. I saw the °filter take the knit• from the prisoner (Church), and pick up the crowbar at the feet cf the prisons re. N',ne of my pronny was re moved, bat I found two Nunn of a window broken. The window looks spin a skylight over my eounting.lionse. They are large pan s, and then opening was sufficient for a man to get through. 1 found blood on the broken ghee, and blood was traced along the well to the door leading from the first floor to the second floor. The entry was mule os the first too; and the blood was traced to the mooed floor, where they were taken. Ido not knnw either of the prkws.". J ono Troy—l am a watchmaker by trade, and live on the premise, of Mr. Wm. liewkserorih, wa.chmaker and jewel•. ler, cf 68, Fleet-street. Mr. liawkewo ill does to' sleep' there. I sleep in the first floor beck room. About three o'clock this moraing I heard a knocking, apparen 1r at the door. After that I heard a mai. I then threw the win dew up, and called for aseistanee. Imu partly dressed, sod was going down stairs when I caw one of the prisoners draw himself up by a rope which was I acging from the pottage of the Green Dragon public-hoses down into the yard of our house. I believes it was the pri soner Church. He getup, and was about throwing himself off o* to our premises. The other man was is the yard. I was is my bedroom at this time, looking out of the window. I called oat and the man came down the rope again into the yard. They were then both together. One prisoner after the other they got ea the top of the water-.liset is the yard, palled does a window, end got tub the premises of Mr. Adams, and broke two pane. of glass. They had their fest epos the brakes window, and by that means got into Oho premises. They get in through the 'wenn they made. The shoo was dosed shortly after 8, end 1 saw ell the doers fastened. Inert= say whether Pie door on the grossed fl or leading into the yard was faatesed. The door at the top of the stairs leading into the passage was sawed. That wee the door that ins tuned open. No property had been rem ved. City Polite-covetable 86- Attest 3 o'clock I was silted to the Omen Drape publie boaseorhich is neat to Mr. Hawke worth's his... I want into the yard. There is a wall et abort 12 feet high between as two 'houses. At the top of the wall there is s wrdu rail, and I found this rope (produced) a•. tubed to it haegieg law Mr. 11.wksworth's yard. There ware marks es th. wall en the side meet to Mr. Hawke worth's. Oa that aide, lb. w It is 0)0 14 %20 feet hi g h, b o w ; nosh moss this es the oth , r side. The rr pi Is made with plates f the fist, sad Le a sod of maliattv'aJder. Patel -eseutsble 347 tee .110 J-1 fueled Chsrch's band cat. It Wei bleeding at the time I took him. Thompson woo blooding from a cut so the note, whisk I expect wee mimed by getting through the wisd.,ar. Jobs Troy said there were sell himself ..d his wife is the house. There was se other MM. ..ildeessaa Piaais seessaded the prisoners till Wednesday. SOUTHWARK. Stand bPilegh, a ticket of-leave c envier, was charged .It atealioe • slik pocket bandits:elms( ' vales 3s. 62., bus the of Itiehard Beaty Gorman. The prosecutor stated that about aloe o'clock the previews snag( he wee proceeding dorsi Newiegtou-owaseway, towards the 'MONA and Castle, and saes esar she emir of tke New Kest road he fall a tag at hie eau paella. Pettis( tits head to the latter he mimed his kaadkeraidell, whisk be bad weed a caloate or so before. Iles the psi saw elan babied hive to the act of orassealisie seeatablag under hie wai.tcoat, hiattempted to catch bold of hiss. but be raw aerate the road fate the area et a constable, wises he_gave him late coatndy. Polloweraatable 262 P said be was ea duty at the corner of the Walsworth-road when he saw the yr boner ems ant towards hie, folweed by the prosecutor, who gave him fa shame for etsaliag hie hectelketaltisf, which be mid mum FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. HMV lanai= Fa traaaTierimn --- t:egats, &me merchant, to SU rendet Atoll abt 11. and May aat I. at Basinaltall-prat Bob Chap*, Gnat Carter-Lae, City; camels., Jame, Basizahall. Hl7;iiCOl.lll.S. Milford, Kent. carpenter, April II and Ka 16, at 11, at }lndolentll-street. Hula.. tenor, OrWainnequars, and Parley end to" Amb l ord ; off. mole., (Msan, A.dermasbury. /link& BAIL4T, Wood-street, Clecippide, merchant, Aral 4 and Ilsy 9, at 12. at Beatucttaltauret. Sole., Red and Co., krully.atrest, Cbrhoolde ; off. assig.„ Qaman, Aldermanbury. Tames EVAP4, Noodwtreet, Cheapride, umbrella manufacture, April 4 and May 9, at 12. at bacogbalCatreet. Bola., Cumulate. and Co.. Old Jewry.cluunbera, Old Jewry; oR mug., finnan, RODAI,T LINCOLN. Mortimer Arm; Tottenham-wort-road, Ileeneed sktitaller, April 9 and May 7, at le, at itkeenthaliatreet. Polk, Smith and Son% ,BarnazdAtna, H olborn; off. mktg., otandeld, Bakinebalbatrest. JAIMI Coors', byds and 4aotton.b idge, Ida of Wight, grocer, April 7atl 2, and Way IT at I, at R4511,04,,L1-Stri et. dole.. &welt and Co., Old 11A.V.ktr. et, (117, and Jolmmou, Byte , 017. mktg.. Nicbolkon, Ila•itbatalbstreet. ___- Jona Prot - Tema. Manche' er, and Oepringe. Kent, manufteture of mAltestrla east iron, April II at 23. and May 3 at 12, at Basinghall. kr. et. Soh, Lialikter and Cu., lime-lane, Bucklerabury ; cit. asoilt , Edwards., itarobroult.court. NAillit LI AP LAPILFIL end Go.TAT. NM/ Bilillyhill•Street. (1 y, anotLoantit, April 10 at 2, nod Yldi, 11 at 1, at toottrigholl.etrcrt. . . Foie.. 1 st , rtrate aud Co ;LW Jewry-chant ben ; off. ming, Let, APerioarbory. Jesuit Birk:gig Tipton, littaffordithlre, ironma.ter, April 9 and SO, at IN. at bin:link:tem Court. Rote, Smith, Tipton. a' d Molten= and lintaht, itirminglrim; oft. win.. Whitmore, Birmingham. Wim mu nattiest Moss, Stamord, Linconeotre, hatcher, Aptil 21 and May 6, at Ity, at Blrroiogh..nt Curt held at Not tojham. mford, and liommon and Allen, lltriuingnam ; oft. Harris. Nottingham. Jug AAAAA Ixo.o. Owls. nwansea, Glatoorganabiro, np , Irian, April 15 and May s, at I ,at Bristol Court. Bola., Ativott and Loma, Brit. col; 0R matte , AC.4llMap, ktll°V.l. Weimer Pierran, Exeter. shipLuilder, April 10 and 90, at I, at Vsettr Court. Fol., F., t tiem ; off akig., illemarl, Litter. BANKRUPTrY ANNULLED. MAreb 18. How PRIMO, brista, taker. INIOLVENT W. Illuombrev, Darien Parte... juur•eyznan carpenter—T. W. Spooner, ehloey.square, Ptepsey. lineadraper—T, &Nun, at. terrace. !Yeminaton Auperannaated rots c. ufficier —T. Down, George. strict, Walwortb. locksmith—J. Ihreemer. Change. hoelet's -J. 8. Daviea, Hranch-piaoe, Houten Ool.town. and Bind. court, Walbenek, wine waver J. T. ,oftley, C.O.dela•roM and ilanilton.mreet, Camden town journeym n plumb. r—J. Heller, 8 0 .1en.pi ea, mar. isneee, cabrio et d. leer —W. 11. Wal,b. Wer.bip. Weer, Ein.hury, solicitor St. Ira, Pam y. !'d rya, waterman -. T. Webb. Leigh-Mint asd Greet ltu.sell.street, Bloomsbury, dyer—J. R. Wee, Grose-vale. East Dulwich, ate emu In an thrum.. oe odtte—P. Maas, White Ilart.yard, Beire.mtb, foreman is • Seca WarchOlibe. DECLARATION: , OP DITIDIeNDO. Mona Rae, BOR.'? KAT. and WILLIAM An, Heywood, cotton apinners—lit dividend of Po. Pfd., Aptll I, and any :labs:quint Tusidas, at liernsmn Mantbester. s4MraL 1411.Licra Baarol4 lreinsa . e e.ta!r), Manchester, smallwaro en minfacturer—lst divaisod of a. 3(1., April I, and any pub.qtitnt Turidav, at Bernamsn'a, Msnehmter. Tnewas Abut.. and Toot.. Center Ceciteen, Mantleat.r, Italian ware!, usemen—let dividans el an, April I, and ray sunesquent, Tueeday. at Hernamarem, blancbe.ter. • Exeunt buttiaur PLATCII. if, Shaw tette, Cr. mutat, c Mon aplomr it dividend of Is. 4d., bleach Jl, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hatliaraaled, Manchester. iota litcwannaon. Manchester, umbrella manufacturer-Ist dividend of Pd.. Match 26, and any subsequent llueaday, at Bernamen'e, Manchester. dimwit Pans Derma. Manchester, raacbirlat -Ist dividend of ti d., Marsha, and any subiequent Tuesday, at Manchester. Janes KaMTOV, BiaChbwn, painter-Ist dividend of Se. April 1, sad any subsequent Toesday. at (Miasma's, Mancheetar. APIIIIS. A. 'Ac(`aes.)lL Bnikmn,4ll7r or attlPiCal In•trumeats— tpell IS. J. P. Wbi:e, Matk•lane, t ity, merch..ut • April 68. li. Hart, Sitars), {room neer April 13. J. Plumbs: and J. Pluo)be, SOUth. •stet laneasbize. plumbers—Ma) 3. W. l o. ton and J. Horton, tt ritsbury, IlitaffeMoi tre. timber merebbnin April 19. W. Horton remrate estate), NAs doesbuty, St •rTurd.l , lre. Vitiber merchant •- April 9 J. (tattoo (separate estate), NVetlosetury, SafortLsbire, tons bar maralutat. _ EII2IFICATES to be panted, antes. rear be ShOWIS to the contrary, en the day at meatier. Aprll Is. J. Were the lone, 14.1 born, lbrnned victualler— a pril 18. J. Eond, Ludeeir.litlC City, olds eras— April 18 C. ttil liem•, iltipterreee, 811 End-roan, tee Jr der— tern 18. J. T. Mute:y. TnsreJereeo-►tnet ()alai niagnare pisonforte maker—April 1•. 11.Crickmer, Pot Duelists& Err zoitiliember—April IS. J. Page, Ilhelmrtaril, Erse:, co•eh Wilder—April 21. I). J. Vaughan, Pi-bee - d, Pembtakr.bire, maltrter—Airii 24. T. linear gum, Birmingham, sUsw dealer. PAILT2IIIIBI3IPS DISSOLVED. , . E OW'S.jars..and G Errehaw. !Wallin. Thrift rdshire. chemist' -W. Rob rts sod J. Pili‘nit. Ray, Tancashireourriera-J E. Brans hank and J. Brianksant, r orb Cropland, Yorkphirp. barchere-W. 11, Birch and Mary Blinkann, 1301011. Uinta/ire, Solara-J. Nap., It. Owen, and 11. Steepen, Einestia up n Bulk lithographers-J. Evans sad W. Evans, Ilarevfordwrat and Merthyr Tyard. canine R. Barrett and J. Ewalt, Erratum, irenieurtphire, andthe -W. Paine and IL Paler, Linesies, Briekinahomphire. mealown-P. A. Cal and W. Atkin, Newcastir-apon-Tyte, mathematical Instrument makes-R. Perr'eue and J. Davey. jun.. Taunton, oiliers-W.Qitayle and J.Conliffe, Rochdale, halide: s -J. Hennas. p and J. Pulp, King. apart. Mao, cabinet makers-P. Nudism and W. Clak, Liverpool, brass founders-W. F. Peacock and J. Peac ck. Manchester, claret inanoneterrn-l. E. EmPon and F. t MON I,ffrot, Wu!den. 'MOMS K. &On. Paden. and IL Smith and E. Smith, Manzbeiner, soap bo4 err-J.O ohs and T. Lianelk Milton Bryant. Bedfordshire, farmers -G. W. Peed and J. BIN:Wald, Lis'e-stre r t Latin' er-snoar e-J. Ihnith and R. May, Tees Tilery,Terbehire. Milder.- T. Driller an I E.Wedge. Newbury, &teak', brew Bradman and T R. Bowe, Pearl. Wrest, Wpitstilelds, pnrk botehrre-J. Email and C. I. Eel?. Lower Belarave.phice, and Heleravartnet Muth. Panne*, sociimeervi-T. awls, J. Lewis. C. Lawn. and G. EL Ranks, Newport, Monmouth wbartlagers-E. Lees and J. A. Booth. Manch...us. caul war etwo;a-T. Barrie, H. P. Barton, and C. Wright, Tildes ay, lama rain. sotto' Pplianers-W. F. Bonsall and J. Rushton. Manchester, swilloesers-J. Raid, o.Whitelseed, and I. Bald, Jon., Lawrenoellne ' Cheeped', silk n anunctarers. safaris repeat G. Whitehead-0. Sorry, B. Raney, J.Nurey, and P. Roney, Leeds. drip, en far aster garde 8. Raney- C Ban and R. Leak. Proem- I. B. iiinphnry, sea., J. B. Eiagreary. Jan., and W. J. Kinitsbury, Ringwook Ham shire, Wooers, bo far as wirer& J. B. Kara.. y. jun.- G. Rims, IL Roth' w ill, and E. Week. gorreptir-bridge, York stye, machine waken. so tar as regards G. Boma-T. Yates and R. Yaiti s, trartnal, bhrophire, ballderv-W. WWI. Z. Sail. E. 8. Knell. sod W. Ark, Albeearier streak Piccadilly, robine t irritant, as far as regard. W. Snell and E. 'sell-W. Weratag, T. Mai anon. M. Gowen. J. Edirne, J. Wirulow, T. Mills, J. Madders, M. Saul, W. Talk., D. Taylor. D. Crombleheiine, W. Cromblettalse. R. Gelman, R. Hardman, T. Driver, and U. Jones, ameheater, machine makers, sea far 16 regards D. Talks* and W. f'romblehdme W. K ni. J. B. Tillie, and 8. Macfarlane, Glamor/. merchants, se to as regard. W. King. 1100TC11 BP.QUIdiTRATIONR. Wants Laws, Glasgow, comairaleti inenhant, April 4, at the Globe lintel, Glasgow. Joan eau, Glasgow, liaciwasith, April 7, at Lambee's Hotel, Glas gow. WILLIAM Rosainwst, Glasgow, bookseller, April 5, at the Franklin HAP, Glasgow. Joan' Ilsosy Atone, Edinburgh. Branum broker, March 31. at Dawdle and Lyora's Rooms, Ediaburgb. PERILOUS VOYAGE TO TASUANIA.—The barque Vice-Admiral Clohins (Captain A. A. Van Der Linden, agents Kerr, Boyle, mad C...) left London on the 21st April lase, en 4 strived at Hobart Town on the lit Dee. The Tunsawien Daily New says that the pasysge was prosperoes or oil site rounded the Cave of God Rope, and then she 'accoutered a ciatinuation of paler., intense beyond all previous exprrisnce, against which she eon tended for six wake, during which time her bulwerks were c %tried sway, her boats stove, a-d all on booed eaperieneed the agonies of anticipved ehipwrece. She pet into Sourabsyd for repairs on the 9th Reboot, and it was found that she bad hardly a bolt which had not started, teacloth g it lit le short of a miracle that elle had held together at ell. She remained at Soeratsayd two swathe, the cabin pes• stagers, of whom there were nine, being accommodated at as hotel, and the intermediate passenger., 20 in number, in a stets fitted up for them Ac ong the cabin pane.. gets were Yews. Peen (York) and Kibesta, student/ from Keel er Hell, who went out as %gallon to the Tasmanian Training leetitution. LOWERING SRN's' BOATS.—The Hooghly, for Adelaide Meson. Marshall ens Edridte, owners, chartered' by hat Adelaide, Emigration Commissioner*, left Gravesend en Thursday. Captain Westbeeok, R.N., bas been sant in her by the 001.161iSliC nets to teat at sea Clifford's oleo for instantly lowering aid disengaging ship.' bows en mile be twee' this mad Plymouth, where oho takes in her mistreats. The late serious instances of lass of life have drawn public &treaties to the adoption of some remedy which the Pas. emir Act of Octsber last has made it imperative shoeld he used. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Pride of Mon, from Charleston, at this port. On Hsieh 17„ let. 53 N., lon. 2i W., experisnord ■ very henry gale from e.g., wbieb .Wee plley, boat, •e., and or. plied two men overtroard—eeo of reboot was drowned —experieneei strong winso from &E. all the meth. H been inside at Tory Island for the last 12 dam— Livorpoot. 21. Linasem. Paws AT ?omen Poaw,—Arabia fob at Boston ; Gay alennering, at New Y o rk ; Wi ll i am Chamberlain, and Sarawak. at Plilladelphis ; General Wiltshire, at Charleston ; Cavalier, Madras, J. L. Warner, Louisa Hatch, end Mean Pearl, at New Orleans; Poly. way and Ella. Whitney, at liavanLak; Volant, at Newfoundland. ARRIVED. ANAZOIIf-at Pomace. Marsh .6, from Altman/iris Bamen-at Cork, Match 26. irom... Hamm, (s)-at Lirrespool, March 28, from . . ....... New York Cooler's's op LornmaLs-atriraweerol, March . 27, from Hamburg ..... Lilt -at G•setioek. Mara 23, from Matanzas CORIUD-off Penzame. March 28, from Foothoo-Poo CALT/110 (e)-0/ Briatol, March .t, fr0m.,........ ......... italleatell Comoro-at Portsmouth, March 27, from Peru CIIIMILLT Of Magentas, Match 26, (TOM Calcutta • Clear eat-off Dungeness, March 2F, from ....- Valyaraide ituza Jamos-at reolyhead. March 26, from Buenos Ayres Emus lac.:earr.mocr- at Tartar, Marco ,6, hum Wake EIJI•11.= AMI-at Crookhaven, Mardi 24, from Malta POINT rats-at Liverpool, March 28, from Charleatow VOI.TVISATA-off Seemly Head, March 21, from Islay Facto-off Dunkenem, March 26, from ... Leghorn Faammiez rasaz-at Seaford It ads, March 27, from...Marsca.bo OUTZIIIs-at Mot) bead, March 26. from Verocia JCPTITIA-al Seaford Howis, Muth 27, from Me mina KAUL-St K troth, March 26, from dyra LADT ANII•••11 Queemtoem March 213 LaDY MU/ 4- Oti Magma% March 86, from. Harbadors Lows-at Porto,. tub, March 97, from Herille Load Zeora-at Pro tol, Match 27, from Callao Mora-off the Wight. from .... . . .. .. Laguna Maass Jsararrir -at Portsmouth. March 27, from Alicata °mom-a Mewl Channel, from (Smyrna °crux -at Harwich, March 27. from ...... ........ Constantinople (taloa .et Quer:worm March 22. from DiatILITLIM Pa:mop C -at Liverpool, March 28 from... Charleston Paorroma- eft W achy Head, Much / 4 from .. New Orleans Pairoom-at Ilelthead, March 26, from Bt. Michael's Psram.-at liimotomr, Marco 27, from „. Caldera Realsa-at C.rtiff, Mar. Is 116, from Constaaturop:e Ramo -at Holyhead, March 2', from . .... Cranes eta HMI? Pori la.' -of Duciesees, liferch 96, from Callao 6 ..... -at Hull, March 27, from M. Michael's NPM-ol the Wialif, March 27, from canto. llarwar.-at Samford Roads„ March 27, from Mates:as Ta•JORZ-at Liverpool, March 28, from .Ateaandrfa ' Tanis -at Queen...en, Marta 26, from Taoa-01l Deal, from e"e fain leumm-at Portsmouth, March 27, from TOTTO,iOII Yren-at Portsmouth, March 27, from 'Menus Weft Quails-at Hull, Much 27, from BL Mid wl's Wwcucaarr -at Falmouth, March /7, from Wm. Haermau-at Queenstown, March 23, from.... Norm Leone Xarns-at Queenstown, March 28, from Constantinople BAILED. Arin-from Cardiff, March 26. to LL bon Across - from C.,rdiff, Mach 26, to Gibraltar Arai z a -from Cardiff, March 27, to .. .... ALNATIKMO from till, March MI, to Malta 1302110 -frufmCord.ft 1110(C0 28. t 0........... Lisbon BOSILITT-trom Cardiff, March 26. 1ff......... ..................Barcelona Biternica-from Cardiff, Marci 27, 50.... C liao C001.1.501--Iltol Cardiff, March 27, to - Charente Comsat -triien Samna., March 27. to ...........tir raltar Enaliace -from Cardiff, March A to ... Messina Braces-Rom cirace.end, Mach ad. t 0.......... Grunt Gicoacis -from Car , . itf. March 21, to J. IS. L.-from Csribtf, March 25, to 6initattore Jaya Drowns-iron, Cardiff, March 26, to ...........Coectaminople LORD J. fluasau.- hoe. Grareaend. March 26, to Dunkirk Levaarr-from Cardiff, March 26, to Gibraltar AIM LT- from r.lt, March 2a. to St. Idle-line?' MATT ANNA -iroal Cardiff, iamb 26, to flow Orleans Masai: as-troin b1r.13102. Mane a, to Bareenna MADRID (19-from Fouibampfun, Much .7, tc Gk rlllar Bus:area 01.-VOLA Da LOll Vim onia-Dum Greenock, Marc)! 27, LT Ilatannah OCRAN - from rardiff, March 27, te -...Tertniita PALLS%I -teem dwanaea, ktareh 27, to &woo Pr.-hum Cardiff. 31 itch 27. to. Gibraltar Melo,. liteo-horn Csraiff, Wad: 26, t 0.............. !lengthen 3.*Aumsle-trom (r,117. March ;6, to ...... -. Larceitina /Weems-from Greenock, mono tO, to. lloeu ad Metre-front Ifillwt, March 20. to oollBUiGtteapla bruit- from Untenewd. March 20, to ..... Untrue" VANGUARD- frn'a Gnlyearivi, klari.b - ti, to. Maorttinf Vaitice-fr , to Card.fl, March 27, to VALSTI• (A) tom rowbarnpton, 11.41 , 01 27, to Malta WALGLIDIARX-.!tom Gwent,* March 27. to Coostoutioupla VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arttur White, from St. John, N. 8., for 1.013t1(11, Feb. 21 lat. 41. " A, Ina. 54.10. Entre prim (barque), loom London for the Nabritkle, OM 31 days. Feb. 9. lat. 2.20 P., lon. 21 W. Highland Chlat. from Corfu I,r Cork, off Thnete-, 51a.cb 9. Wortab di, from kadras f.rr Loniun, Mardi 1.1, let. 11.26 N., ion. 23.10. Roman Ernreror, from Ca:eutta for loadoll, March 2, lat. 26 N., lon. 39 W. Robert Lenard (barque), from Clirgow for Ntw York, Feb. 16, off Cope Sable. Swab Tr.)? man, from Lon& n kr 31cleource, kept. 11, I.a. 2N., lost. 19 W. DEATH FROM TETANUS.—Y, e?eirday an inquest was Satin by Mr. Bak•r, at the London ILisoital, rerpictirg the de a . hof Edward White aged 37. Mr. J. B. Ram, house surgeon of the hospital, said that da mimed was brought into the hospital en Saturday night, tib.ec eight and almost immediately died. Ile cabilvt.l symptoms similar t' thotie produced uy s rich:sine. WitnrsA had come Cia vereati^u with the wire, who CAMS ill the deceased, vibes, as he was not rat stock .e.th the case, he comumnicatted with Mr. Lake, the aerator salvor, who &nett him to were to the coroner. The wife, who was livieg at No. 14, High attest, Mile-cod, acid that her hu.bard had been ill some day, Oa Saturday, ab tweive o'clock at noon, he could 'oath ly awallam. Mr. Roils observed that be Inver knew an attack if titian. to terminate so rapidly as it did in the dectased'a ease. Dr. Letheby that he made an analynis of he deceased's etomileh ei.d its centents, but found no psi oa. II c watched for strychnine, in cons. queue. of the symptoms wiacesa was told dere,s d rrhibued, binge so much had tat ea said about that pots. n wiieees had made numerous experiments with it, and ccclt now &het tone hundredth part of a grain If it tad been reseal. Coroner: What was toe cause of death ? Dr. La th-hy Tetanus. It was en extra rdinary ewe, and I w cf no a ther on r-card. It was of • peculiar character. Verdict, " That the deteastd clod tr, m tetanus, but how nausea seers was not sufficient I evnienc, t • show." TIIE PROI'OSED WAR -OFFICE, PALL-PALL—Pro femur Cockyrull woe at tiret regarded s deludes to quit the proferesion. gad to era+ not included in tte het of farrit.el competvors. Uhrestely, however, he wee /Mittel te, and accepted tee invitet.on. Mr. Tits ho &duo& an.. Mr. George Malebo been added to the li.t, wh.ch now statute thus: Sir C. 13 ,r , y, Mr Coekerell, Mr. P. C. Hardwick, Mr. Mate, Peenetborne, Mr. Shaw, end Mr S. Smirks. The de• og . . are to tit- seta in eta "rein,' toter the inertia- Lions Iwo's hien issued. Tee vicc•ed coutortitor will Carry out his 11, sign, and receive 5 per cent. 0 . 123Mi5e1012, and 'itch of the otter candidates will recc;ve ICO guineas ; all the &sips remaining the property of the government. The idea originated, we believe, with Sir Benjamin Hall, who deeetv4 credit for &alpine to render rue new buildings as mey be r• (mired by the government wcrthy of the country. --'The Builder. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PIT.Is WONDER rCL VO1: Ccat u P151L.1 , 9 o► Ton Caner.—Mr. th-hb., of Newton Abbot, informed Professor Holloway that a Icdr re.iiliog near him Mated that the considered Holloway's Pills t0..1 been the mean• of saving her lin; three mrsinal men bad pronoun-0d her direaas in curable, terming it a•tuttmption; peeing an account of tame person acing cured of a mi.ilat con,plaint, the d.st.rrnine.l on siring them ■ trial, mot Sutton stely for her, they bare t TT:est a tat et cure, which she IA wit leg to testify be reference to Mr. Hoban—sold by all medi cine renders throughout the world; at Profs...or Hollows 's establish ment., 24 Strand, Lnd.o, and SO, Ms:den-lane, New York; by A. Stamps, Constantinople ; A. Guidicy, Smyrna; and b. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEAUFORT.—]larch 26, atiu - astoioton, tbe Dukes of Beaufort, of a daughter. BilthElT.—Mareh 26, at Sydenham, the a i'e of J. Blrkett, Esq., of a daughter. PAUL 63 Eft —Mint 26, at Bath, Mr a. R. Vrolkoer, of • daughter. 1 1 1U10M.—Alorch 13. at 0 sett-tarraoe, Ilyde-raa, the sae of C. P. Broom, Beg., Ma daughter. kin.h./..111A • n a. at Ur er Grtaccrtor-a reel, the wife of E. tdajonbanks. JUL, Eq.. of • not. RlKY.—March ?S. at Clifton, the cite of the Rev. J. R. Inky, of • roe. • UTE.—March a 6, at Y.,ek.buddlug., Glom:cart., the wile of 11. P. Mate. Eni of a daughter. NU BUMP.- March A at Muster Acaa, Northumberland, the Boa. atra.linetup of a ao• . TATlLlM.—llareh as Stumm, Mrs. T. C. Tatham, of o son. MARRIAGES._ cnernß-G017.-MareVZ:tirice - , - by w ibe Rey. Charles Cbilda; Harry beater, req., or Highgate, sod the Pricy Conned Once, to filenrletta nary, eldest dau.bter ot George life, EN. YARN It LL—PROWsE.— Mayen 22, at St. Mat 3's. Wa'Junior& by the Vey. J. I angler, Henry, eon of H. Parnell. E -d .ot Ilodood lelewrietb to k &coy, 'loin dattgater ot J. Prow.% kog., of Wal lingford. IIUN INGFORD--90RDON. - namb 27, at St. Altibree, Greenwich. by the Hey. W. Barnytt, 111. A.. Peet, r of I_ ogn.ere, buwiet, the Her. H. linothagford, D.C.L., to 13 &a • e ood daughter of Admiral SW J. A. Gordon, G.C.8., Goternor of Greenwich Hospital. 1111AMM—JOIWEL—March 25, at St. I'ver`a, Poinnemoudt, by the Row. A. M. Ilecnett, M.A., Incumbent, the lltr, a Macao. of Al- Manton. Pesos to Eden nary, daughter Mi.J.,r-G• 0. Jogai, of DZATHR. ANTol4.—llaroh 26, at jernon.strcrt, St. Jamec'at Yr. Anton, aged 64. ZAK N Eft—Hsieh 23, at hloatart-trot., Winglike, V. Barnett. Piz eon of H. Harnett. E*4., law of t t. tiereforitaltire. SU/ GHLL—Starth 2 , Mr. H. lhantlctl, of Ilornmy.road, and Red Lloa.strret. Clerkenwril, aied 53. CHURCH WA ItD.—klerch 23, at Grafton rquare, Claphay. Rebecca. aided daughter of K. t hurchward, ut Manor-meet. ClaSbalae and M. Thomas's, Southwark. CUSISON.— March 24, Eliza:nth, relict cf the late Capt. COI. aon, IL K. FRANCIS.—March 23, ai Woburn n'Are, Louis Ann, relict of C. Vrarcbt, E.q., Ler-porb, Mackbatb. LIYSIIINOTON.—bIarch 73. at Norton Court. the Hon. Mrs. Lusk. wite of the Richt w. S. K. Ltantintton. aged 76. !fisted to published by *woos Km lialas. at Lombsr 'attest. Uto CUT Leaateemi. Maw. it the Oahes Is Lmobia4 Etrost.lai the hoeladot Wbildirw—LOVlDAT, 293•46. P