The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-13 00:00:00

THE POISONING BY STRYCHNINE AY LIRDS. -...-- Comm ova owe LEEDS, ViIDNINDAT The adjourned investigation into the cease of the death of Mr.. Ilani.t Dive was reamed at h.if-pat 10 o'clock this m.l Meg, in the Lillis Cuo t-house, before the wank corner, Mr. B leek bets. The court was main dewily enewan dung the inquiry ; sad upwards of 200 lerlie. ii. nein the gallery. The primmer, during them saloon. teeetsi has not ben sent to Armin 0.01, to whin I rims offenders are generally goatskin os remain, bet has ewe allowed to remain in Leeds Gael, ender toe ;ran of Mr. Hugh Hemet*. His coodact whilot under the curse if Mr. B bag Mee most exemplary; his spare time either Min employed is re Whites Bible, or it convening epos la lesassinie. As the printer has in an Ousel.' life pri vies, to his app too es this Marge, son a Maar la hie demeanour le the more strikers He hub... for ease fissile's. retired apes se sassily of in ,at 1004 • yes'. He striegly protests his annum of the dreadful crime with shish he is cherged. The folio slag eviction was the takes : Mr.. Whitham recall d-1 can't remember how oft.. I saw Mr. Doe, administer modicise to hie wife diaries the week ending March I. I remember hi. edmioisterieg the lliedicia• quite well as the Saturday eight, but I do not remember asp siker 'swine daring that period. I hat some einirenstin with Mr. Don about poisosirg the cat on liseday, tie lOte Felinity. I was is Mrs. Don's bad room when the prier seer c.me le, of er dinner, end he brought in a whet with him like a email powder, and he ' I have brouget some attlehnia to poise some eats with." I said, I hone you will take ea.., when you pat that poien, Mr. Don, for I am ariaid of sty dug gett eg it if you put it is the end." lb. pruner replied that he would take care world faints tee &or. H. went the door of the yard . I did sot see what he did with the picket of poison, u hi west downstairs sad took It with him. I said to Mee Due s . I hope he will be cares' with the p Moe." She replied, .D 1 sot be showed shout it." I tad wen euesesetion with Mr. Dove on the 16th Petits'. ?. He min me to ge in and sit wi - h bie wife. I mid to him, "I think year pole.. La set situ elan, Mr. Dove, ea I raw the at eu Thursday." This was the grey and white eat I was alluding to. It was the only es I had sees sant &hose He said. Toe me mietaku, tne cot died lest eight; I gave it weber dew of eis , seis e * Thereby er Friday." Tile soave mottos teed place as Saturday sight, I de as know that then mu any essversetios about gay other at, sow do I remember say farther convene-!,.. Mr. Den adislaiatmed the indictee ti his site on &tansy bnight, tbe 16th , shout • quarter test 8 o'clock. I een Mr. D lett dm house at that tim., and did set stern null 10 o'clock. Whee be "sterna, I did not ob serve that he Was in liquor. I felt , Its house that night about 11 o'clock. I di tot know whether Mr. D me was at home at that time, as be west oat of the home before I did. As ices OP the duet Ws had lilt the to ly, Mr. Dove lilt the hoses. I left at 11 o'clock. and Mr. Den had not then re tented. Thus wie said on that Saturday about • Leeds newepaper, bet Mr. Dove wee not present. I Wien I saw Mr.. Don for the dist time in teen nun ea Theists, eight, 'he 28th ult. I was is the house that eight, from seen o'clock. I fond Mn Dore in b.d, and I believe she was In • mum at the time I entered the hewn. They were the same twitching I had previowly observed ; they were set so violas as se Saturday, aid Mrs. Dove described dims to me es beteg I kis gelnate Macke. There were teltehietts of the hake that nicht She was perfectly eterlble at tie time. I hid set meg any madieleit given to her 'hit sight. Mr. Motley wee mot for squatter I went le. She did mot all me who the spasm ea that night first came on —whether it wee Immediately after tea Or she. I stayed until 'host eight o'cloek that eight. Si. was better when I left. She toile a &Aunt that Mr. Marley had met whilst I was the-e. I b 1 eve Mr. Sunk was is the mom at the time. D. Friday more lag I was le the house again about 10 Valock, and loin. Dove appeared to h• better when I entered the she bed bees the night pee ass. Mr. Dove weal out to Lens shortly after I wilt Iste the hoes, end I stayed with his wife wed half-past 12 o'clock, Ladner the time site tad • alight attack. TIM 'meld be between 11 sod 12 o'eleek. Mr: Mon eycaw le whilst I wee there. We •o tea sheet lielf-yet 6 Wale& se the day en whisk Mrs Dore died. 1 bed gess in about h.lf-past 2 o'clock nit day. I wee away from Mrs. Dive' s abut se ho a r Met night, whieh wee Dunes half-pest 6 and half-pest 7 eiti eft, at which leiter time I retuned. Mrs. Dove bad tome gelatine Jelly wh eb I had prepared dirtily I aims is is the Stew sees. I gave her the scald oo the bed, had Mr. Dove got her a toupees with which to take It. She eat several 'roasted of It, wed she egad me Mee M Pete et it, with I did. Then wee mothin peens' se the lute. It was the jelly whin I bed one en takes is The sir time she telt swift use at bel'-ust three, ease I gave her t ea s tmelkeen The Modish. was dark esleaset, sad the bottle wee toss Mc weibetiod. I Mend Mak I left two theasks As bottle. Teem wee me le the room wiel nesinietered it, eat ptered ;dem No • wisieglais awl she told me when to stop. She leek ens siecliesse, =A I replaced the b tW es the wash-end. Tble sedielso pootased ea bad east spa her, bat ap parel IS de bee gest MA Ike* t enNe at foot o'clock, am. sits was then sea better. She Raton% sere Una Wartime, at bel!-eset Ave *Week sad thee Ns bad a Nis mat o e chop, two pines of Sower, and tee cups of tea astral thes est or bed. What eke teak at Ws-iimo did r i le= " de her as she 'il car id on that pndar eff ect. waeld he ever ghost Ns Veto*. I left the homes about bat peal sia, and retarget %beet half-past seven o'eltch. Whim I resumed she hid goes Ma to bed, sad at peered es steely es Me was name I kit her. She had nothing that I Imow if firm my returning at telt put six seta half-peat sues •'elock. I deal sere that she did set Mks seything hum that time until Mr. Dove ieee her her modiste* at • quarter pest eight o'e'oik. Ms. Dove was km down la bed elies I left. If seething had less gins to her between half-pest 7 sad 8 o'ol. eh I len have sue it, en if she lied taken asyttiog either. The last medic's* she toil we net ea efferveasin By Mr. Bart—Whim I said . I dee't think Mrs. Dow look seething between half-pat 7 sad half-paste o'cl ok," I mead that I bed es heat aloes it, but I was tans by sends with the goesdos. I was by the bandit. Moe. Due al& lave tebea onethism, bet I do tot think she null. 'left the lasso that mien at balf-past 6 o'clock. Mas Weed sad Moe. Fisher wen both in the rose at the ..me time. $Mr. Don was then reeding the sewppu, est I bad bNa rabbi her legs. Mrs. D.wo o le os• take smelling devise that time. Ind Daly bees en um boss se hoar before loose ease aims he an. Mr. Dove the sun for me lied s quad se ea pe to his house. Tile wee about halt-pest seven Velma. It was then nearly daiik, and I did est nein whether be was erected by Inns/ at the time. When be rase he before tea at aN e'elest, be smelt of Toner. When I retuned is Mee. Due's, I fond Min Fisher and Mr Due he Mrs. Dowe's bed-room. There was a gas light Ile the room, bet I did aot see that Mr Dove was the. tatesisesed. He did am appose ellscied by whet be hal bed. He was Stein sear the lee wee. I west is, sad pee up his chair Use. I did met this Rohe. when the nabob* bottle was eliedieg. Tbs wesbetsed being as the *fiber side of the room. Mrs. Faker wu thee MAWS Don's beak. I asked Mn. Dove at half " What time bed you year medic/Me." Creplied, " At 11 o'elesk." I mid, "The siedicieS I ken every leer been ;" medals then said ?I'ari s ien it M be ta sow." Whim Mr. Dove seas la, he laid that sae aught aft le len bad bee eiedines sahl e'eleek. Whoa eleareei ea 11 e l lisob, Mr. Dove welt Ms hee. sad I be the belliker wallas hem the . I had seem the Mee MOlnkleg the poises la the bore se lbw tts l i ts lOUs lAN. le est bow whether "plus" was apse the Not eke paper la osy bead. My little beg MW the leas I ezerseed sly ass et she Islam and Mw. Dove replied, "Toe need not be &mei about it." I sew the medial., Is the wise glue SIND le Illsve at II e'elick. It wee the sus is yr/ar mee to what Do ve her at half -past 3 eels& It ease oat of the mese betas, I believe. I de eat weillem who trot spoke sheet the usedisiao all eight Volock. bat Ms. Dove Oa out his watch, and "It Is eight Welsh. sail se yes had year north at three Web& last time, It lo new half-asbeva boned to time at whisk you Moen kin had ir." Ms. Devoe/ not rani, to this work. Al er she had tam lb. be went end *wind int the giaw, anise, "I slugs wseb lewt, It lo sash amity stet" It was bi fire she Wok bet - - that Mr. Dove wait to the bedside sod kissed bee abseil a rpm* den boar Were; sad heed b ties boss ralWag Issilemb When be ease I. at Hog Abet, she thee said, "Raglan be had hose ;" rod Is effillek" He set go dawn to Leeds la AN alastes." UMW/. " Tee shell art fetch my eardielee this eiebt," to leglied. "Yea we so b she art, MA Miami r i WA, " whet_ MAP Ars emir. lisp AM* ea ass Ms. M. aloe latemelieg I had Stied leg easall, sod that r ep. to IN be... He eftorwarils weal es bed. The Int gnatfen le gibed was tile—. By wire eiders is my wile up ?" soldied, " Mr. Mee* pee se leave." Mr. Due Mee le died at me, and gigs me If It was cornet, end I mimed la the eillallolles I else told bias lb with lel be, isilseed se hove albite marts stop. Mr. Does Men said to " Toe ell se Net ye. wen Out le et i is'ileek." I maid "Yes, Isbell! have deer se bat net his, Dews asked se es INF he tee I obi wealled em ploy with bee." Pres to yeti she rise et Ms INNS, the lean et 8 reels*, I did eat beer asp melded rosiarks between them. Mr. Des did set take is. with en I behove Mr. Den went le bed. Me that by dews is kn. Des's roes ; I Mash* it range be *NIA de os Mrs. Dove died at 11 e'eleit, and be Maw hem haws- Moiety aftermaths. mad I dal INS hem bit annum. I have as doubt that ESN legarday alakt 1 ad Ne libe mist akes* the sears, bat I de mei romasher kis Inaba sat the glow Whoa I gm bee the sadists, la the after sees, I Nasal seas wiser la the wiaellas se abeam* it, es Mrs. Dove hat told se the saltine was very meaty staff. Mr. burnt—Will Mr. Morley elm ma se ash lam shahs, the esevenstme be eeperted he bold with Mr. Due sr Isse M he W ese his wile Nur her desk wee me the Theraday ednesday ? Ms. Maley--I soh a uffselewhe et the esavenetTes, which I hod tis have takes plan es Mirth 6, elicit was oar Wideman, sad not.. Thursday. es I before scaled. Mr Barret—lt hat ben la the paths piste that Mn. Dave woo progoast at tito Maw of death. I wish le ilk Mr. Multi wlta.lor the tot wait so o► aot TM Cum. r —There woo co nob warms give rto Moor day, 6.41 I believe it to be secureet. Barrot-1 baliovo it arose haw Mr. Mortey d►opplop Me voles et the time when be see quaking/ of lete. Dave orneresee slur hub. _ _ Mr. Mirky, la t;pT; to Mr. Bunt, farther stets!, talf a /rein of n 1 ,011141 would materially alter the bits of Ate m.dieirie, mailed it more Muer. Mr. Ba.r.t—Woold ohs oddities of et7elliais make say other 'lterates is the mealtime easept la lawman It. bitterseee Mr. Marty—No; it would osly stoke it more bitter. On part et *townie in otoe-E rty-toousaadth part of rester is said to produce a decidedly bitter testa. Mrs. Fmnr, who was thee re-itemised, Metaled to see lag Mr. Dun Iry ha wife medicine, sad to the par lady's smears nursers'. Oa suit sari= he washed out the Beery Harrison—l am • distils, sod rookie at 6, North , road, Boutt-market. I have known the poem., Dins for • sateen or nommen menthe, and remember liana, a cos . eon ties with hies two moeths age shoat Palmer's ewe, at the New-crors Ina, South-msrket He seat tit t daughter of tbe leadlord for me on that messica, sad I reed over l'elmer's ease is the newspaper to him. Ho tn.. said "Can you pt me or nuke me say stryebaie ?" The landisty (Kw Walker) also heard this inquiry. I re' It'd, " Not tor tie world." He said he could get some .tryelp ads if I would nor non, him. Then be west , o the door, sad I &AM the landlady, "Did you her that ?" and ale raid " Yoe." Then wee aoilaint more said about eluvial* until th e day week, whoa I mot him at the same iono. I stow remember that it was last Thareday tee at I Int saw aid would be about balf.paet two o'slook. He mat rme on that memos. He asked me if they matt detect a pain of strycheia, tr • psis sad shall? I replied," Well, yea bays ant b giving your wife some, have 3oa ?" He replied, " No, but Mr. Morley's sea gave as. some to poises a oat with, aid some may have b.en spilt ; and she nose have get semi ; and the cot is fa the midden." I left has there, sad west away to a tenni I hid untied. A man sewed Stony, who lodges at the Nore-eves, was also is the bar. *Than are all the esavenationa I have had with bits es this subject. By Mr. Benet—He never told me at my Sias that hi. wife would dials February. 8.-saamlaed by the Coroner—l ham never had sty cm mention with Mr. Dove at say time, either relative to his wife's filmes, or to say siedleise she was tarsi. Twelve meaty ago I wee asked Ey Mr. Dom what weal t stramthes hr, sad I reememendied a variety of tint., patios Jen peroorries, adverse, missed, and • lisle se, sweet of 'liquor ice. I hem, bad as sabsoqueet coevenatioa with him shoat medians. I seen had any cooverestoa with Mr. Dom relative to his wife's Mishit or the probability of her death. Mrs. Ana Walker—l keep the New Crum lon, sad know the primer Dom. I remember him being at our house about two mostlts .go. Henry Barring, Dove, and myself were in toe her. Harrison wee met for by my little girl. Dove seated to see him, sad I sent her for him. Alter Hsr rime came in the prieesir called for oilmen beer, and they then pot Into oesmnatioe. During thew:wend' oe Harness took up the paper to read. It mistaiaed the one of Pal mer, which he read ; sad in the coarse of a short time, perhaps half as hoar, Mr. Dim said to Mr. Bernina. "Will yes make me, or pt me, a bottle of &nitrite ?" Birriess replied, "No, sir." TM prisons said, " Why aot ?" Harlem said, "Not for the world." Thee the prisoner weal out to the stone at the bass dcor, and Buni ons thee said tome, " Wow do you think about it?" Time was soothing particular munined after the primer returned. He said, I believe, that if Mr. Bardeen would not pet it fee him, be would get it elsewhere. That woo all that passed is my preemies. Kell, the Careen's olden, having istimated that he wee sot ramrod with say other evidsami at present- The Coroner raid—ln eteseeqemoe of something that has transpired this morales—which may not after all be mate riol—l think it is eeeemary that we should now farther adjourn this levant until At any silt, at tam o'sloek. If we meet on that day at the hour I has named, I think ao farther adjournment of the laq try wtli be unwary. As on njoarrament is, however, requisite to-day, I think it better that we should take millesest time to do what DA to be done, rather than that we should meet st as Milt/ period and thou to adjoins again. ' Mr. Baerat—l ban just one remark to make. &r, before the adjournment. In emesquesee of what the witness has stated, I %M re ak it would be adenoid* to call i li t =oe, sad obtala frame him a dielinet mower as to the esaversatioa between himself sad the prinsw es Thereday last cm the subjoin of the tor seer sad the jury. Mr. Harrises was emordingly recalled, sad ii answer to qesstiess from the winner, said—Yes, tea Thursday last , whoa Dine and I were ultimo, there was some nestles mad* of ma inquest. H. meatiosiod it after he gam me the faunal cud of his wife. He mid, "There is as inquiet ov. r bar body." I said, " Won for ?" Vasa he mistimed about t h e grain or the grain and a half of snicks* se I ham pavlova, Mend, and did sit reply to my pestles. I watt to the New Cram Imo, in compasses of a mimeo from Doe., which was delivered to me by Mrs. Walker's daughter. Woes I got into the roost be asked me if they soled detect tiro grata or the grain and a half of stryebnine. I than said, "You have set surely been Orbs my to your wife ?" He replied, "No, bat I get moms from Mr. Morley's ma. to poises a est with, sad seem of it may Mee been spilt ; the dead eat is is the midden." Mr. Banet—Was the tommtnation betweea Dove and I yourself carried ea is each a m as that Storey might have beard all that passed if ha had paid mutation to It? Witnee—Yes; ha wee nab *lin.. et. .a, could easily Mee beard all that passed had la bees paying MUMS& _ Coroasr—Bat yeti mast remember Storey said he was sot p tying attestlos. It w half-peat 2 o'clwk, whim the 'equity was further std j wraed math Monday storming next. Beam the prises.r .0 remined from tbe e'en, be was planed helm the magistrates (ne bide, aew i• the asstnly et the polls.), sad formally maraud mail Toady neat— that is to say, seta the remit of Use inquest bee bus mar. Waal. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The following important royal warrant has just boom iseud : " VICTORIA IL Whines, we ban &lowa it advisable to allow W to widows sad familia, or is arta. a the relatives lasnia after sposllM, ef taken of oar array who, Is.. to dear ratios of war with Rh., have boss os may hi killed is amiss, or who bays died or any die a lanais ra eared I. her of tas army, India an aorta sites bars wended, the alterative a reseiving a lied am a mosey la lir arch rates of arena aad compaseirate aid elan allewseese r are prescribed by our royal warrant of the 16th of lam, 1866; sad whirr, we wen pleased to issue a warrant aador our r yal alga marl, dated the 28rd of Odra, 1866, oar will sad paean aow Is that oar said reyal wawa of the 21d of October, 1866, shall from herds, at be ..maned, sad that this oar royal annum, to be adasialeared mad lataretal by our Been try a eats tat Raz, shall be ametitatod Is llea thereof, sad shall be the solo sad staadlag aathority wpm to salsas aria matarod ; bet shall net marl es Is say way invalidate say ad bersefore partanaed by oar laws. tart' d late he Wu sadar the prevision of the last lass dosed warrant." ADBIieL2T. MARCH 12.—PROZO7ION.—Anididhat 1 et Wetktes (1848). bat bees eseineed to the reek of mime, with asedietty trete Jae. 7. WA. Array —Commander R. D. Alen& (1881), to the Watertoa, Mk des tidy, en libumeme. Liniments B. O. Leah le the Cormorant, 4, WSW MOM pran•vestal i B.C )1 (I11011). to the Coeditor, 8, mem Mom slip, of NO boats _row. at ptyalin' , t G. Woodall OM, to the Orkkpl, serer steam ship, of 800 limn pare,, at Devoe 11. CI H. Johnstone (1864), Mg Betelmml to the SO. lag Alp, mam ma corn of AmmbasiMlens . Tyne O&M, to the Driver, 6 paddle mind r elema se ati MUT.' power, at Shutt ers; nod S. Pa , to the Timmy (addit;oaan, 101, damehtt el is Amietaat IL F. Zak be timi Emotes, 12, worm meow shod, 01700 Mese pews, at Shensees. Tax Malan( 02Nithm. OMNIBUS COMPANY.— Totol amber et eseailaues at w. rk, 331; own,. somber roosts; dolly tbrooghoot the Ina. HO; total rooolgoo. 6.7411 1e.:11d.; ay rap per osalboo lbw area days, 171 16..6d. BIOCIDE OF • LiCZ DIANUF•CM/11.—Toptog a ra so *pod bald at llssobooso. WIL Ha ow Zwo.. cooomok is the body of a mat sombiosa &small W. Wehrle, etas dna of illeers. Trier sad Webeur. silk less mosoloolorooo, aged 21 yams. orbs bad arasitied sahibs es theyerksee day by albs park aid. It ap peared that re deemed bed beer raillated kr*/ are Mee a der ad spiels. .Me wes rips refire, mad ellawets Irvin premed peewee welsh, is h et akr s. el is Werke e Mee :=74 kh Meads, he threw away. Oe brow, be leek a led will lin hes re t o be • drapbts shop. preesed Mfg reeds asid e ea re eisereras Matelf mad lie sorrels.' Or the ;elms wee wield be destroy a day. He task the Or sena aherwarde. red though moss arrived blase der, Ns ilk raid ass le mood. It wee stated by lib rhallees al the Jaques* that he hid sad WIN Weds et re heed were yes', sad had bra widest te terpsesey ilk et le erily. The Jury seserhaly ntereed • radios le the eff, et that he hisheyed llama la a It et terpeney le sanity. [Advartsent.] —HOLLOWAY" Pn.LI raigous ma Lim Cinsamm—Gobla widinlymy. bit 111•060 Yestsyytdom to • NW is Pream.• Mbro* dm be Me ==bmitoy brim* is the imp fit NB rob. Mvtat rbe • keg reoldmelalngleiaziatiap a s t nest mime Son U•sr mil kat ailme• *ft Me ibirafte isabl lobe* iymy ing me Me psi ANN_ tyar ys him *dl maim I wakes nosembeet Os wW g el Air mork 11861/64.8. Ilbye lalu by I a. imp. Oillmaggie; A. WM% Akins; isi N. Emir, 111.11 s. 'UMilom THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 13543, Rain inttUigtittt• ....- SECONDARIES' COURT.—Macau 12. PPACIZT IL .♦ 110P1P111 BILL. is the ewe Is the Isadlord of the Bairi ki al, Welhoeux-artet, Ocaltell areal, sad the defeadatat were elated to be servos' is pa/tenable la the sefilk boterbood of Bootee. The settee was broveht to recover the ease of ISt Os. 10d. for • wiper prmidsd se Uwe order foe a number of their friends In) oa the eseeakee of their astaios late parteerable. VMS of them, HMO!, ailed es the plaletlif sad wade tee arraapaeat ; a se ;Val seep. r w f r4cided, sad the dahadcate Were Ira satisfied with everythlag. ackeowiedged that the charges were =oared*, but took so trouble to pay the hill, al thoseb the condition was that it was to be paid seat day. trader these eircaesstseeds lir. newsy had so 'lamellas het to eve therm ; heap ads anise. The bill was pro duced; tweary-two bottles of wise wets chested for or in 'hilltop each, end supper for twoaty•two pp at I he ce shilling" seek ; t rat of the lawn eewpuWopglean, pia s a d s, soda-ewer sad Drudy, udy, sad t wo helmets for the oroaaleat.tiort of the table, eeeertheor to the detest sate! order. Ye. Peace, having given hie evidence, and the &road side mot appearing. The jag immediately gave a vodka fir the milok smeuat. TTTTT ON I. aanwnis. The plaintiff in this case was sa old man aged 79,1 a the servios of Hews H.rt in and Watts, pewterer*, is Haw lass, and the defeadaut is a publics., also id Shoe-lame. The eircaniatances 01 the ease ware these;—On the 16h of November lag two draymrs of lit.s.ra. Bodily and Par. kiss were &hymns bear at the defeadant's hoses, and lb. cellar ithp ••• open, a punching being placid on each aide to prevent sosideat. The plaintiff en leaviag his employers' premien wag (it was deposed) the worm for Noce, and cis pasvieg the cellar. though thine w arse feet space ha twrsa tho edge of the cii rising and V. kerbstone, ha MI dowa. The dray mks /hiked hie up. when he said ha was not hurt mach. His untie was oat, two Moth were knocked oat, and ha was braised, but he was at his work early neat morals( aad went ow as nenal. The dehadeat fOOSiTINI • lawyer's letter, end west in coosequasce to lb* plaiatiff, who said he had sot anthoriaed say legal preavedings bat supposed kis stim.in-law had dohs it, sad be wished his femme& to orris and atop the *Mies. Tb. dateedsat offend all tesemabl• compentatlon foe the 418'7 seteilly sustained, but said he wished to avoid bulge ties. Plaiatiff mid he did not know of the aqt.ies bung sionmeased, but afterwards signed • paper for it to be oar lied on. mad he told the difeadant when the writ was sorra& that I. had nothing to do with it. The deism* was, that every peesention wee taken to provost 'mildest, and that lb. plaintiff fell dew. the collar whoa ties" and dazing a dams fog. It w urged that it was quite clear that the Minn was to give mete to th• attorney more than damage* to tits plaistiff, and that at the time the dafeaditat was willing to mass him some fair compensation to avoid legal promediap, but the plaintiff bad got into the hands of soma persons who pawed ou the action for the sake *tenets. The jury awarded 11 glasses. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.—M*icn 12. WOMB MS CM= 00101:111•01111. IN 11.1 TIM lON. NINNY THOMAS MUTE STANIZY. An eppiiisatioa was made at the rising of the alert by the registrar (Kr. Lush) , ea tho part of the Hon Heavy @Ma ley (brother of the Berl of Derby), for farther time to Ile hie set Wale soder a Tarim' order obtained by Joseph lost, a mosey leader. Mr. Ikaaley made ea &lidera that he maid not premise the doeumeats be mewed to die his schedule, sad he thought a delay of two swaths would take plass before he was prepared. It appeared that lir. Stanley bad, is 18614 petifioaed wader the Prefeetiew AM, but did not appear on tee day of hearing. He wee sow in the Qua's', Pri s o n a t th e salt of Joel, who bad °Wood the ceder. The Chief Commissioner said the the bad only jut ex pired to Ile the eebedele, the mats( order may having bees chrairted last meth. His Harlow greased sin weeks' farther time to file the eskedele. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAID rocs, Maim It. WORE O. ,lens _ _ The ease of Riebord Sneakier, who was Merged with maaalemibter arising out of the reman' dews of the Jose plias Willie, of Motes*, was motioned last sight. Seve ral witnesses were ezaolned on behalf of the prisoner, with a view to ahoy that the ifferixertaa was set to blame, nod amen these was Camels Robertsoa, the 'mammon la pow, who repeated the evidence he pre before the com missioners, whisk wen to the iffiest, that secordlng to his opialae the eseideet wee eneariosed by the helm el the Joeephine befog " starboardad" sail ad of " ported." The learned Judge, whim Ode metes** lead bees given, faterpated, sad fathomed that It appeared to No that upon the tests that had been proved is bibelot` the defense the done el Istarlasiliter weld sot be maistafasd. The jary esimegmotly r.teraed a verdict of Not Oral*. wrwn srm...-••••••• ars. •••••• ^lading LID a 111111101/11. as 13012 X 9. 11XIXWORTX AXD MILL. This was an indictuest for rosepirney sad assault. Mr. M. Climbers, Q.C., Mr. &bus. sad Mr. T. Chitty, were enamel for the pranced= ; Mr. IS. Jaws, Q C., and Mr. Bodkin sad Mr. Bose appeared for the detendeato. Mr. Chambers sale that it a as with entreat* regret that he appeared to conduce the peseta prosecution, sad that it dewlwd epee kim to taste the fast. apes vista the same of sensphasy sad mean was sought to be sad* eat. What ever envies might M eat. realised by goats persons is refe rence le the presseatlea Were they heard oho fedi, he was me that when they bad board throe feats they we=ld be of 'pieties that it wee ispeseible to hare abstained frees testi ming the pretest prosooding. Is one sew, certainly, It was meat impartial sad laterestiag, bean it daybed the question of the diseipluto that was practised ia • .o't seediest lobed ; sad the hats he elould have to lay beta., than to his at sertsialy Flawed the tidaieaey of the discipline is *risme decilet, sod when the Jury had heard the evidease he billeted they weld fed the =entity of the pronist preeeesties. The , 1 defeadsate were yousggoadesion who were boarders la t establiehneat of Dr. Wheddes, the bead seder of Tee bridge Scheel • they were, be believed, of the respective ages of 11 sad and the chirp that wee predsrred %Wait them wee that levier eenepined together M 'await an emelt ups. r. preneater, who was a educated at theatres Wheel, sad ittipwertnee " ar d e= with having rates* essemitted as emelt. ?Warp wen probably aware that the sheet in weenies was brdeeted se tar leek se the year 1663, by &r Andrew 3.4414 OM boob el beye _ ros i er at Teahriege or the aelebbeeshied, sad the Mame, Oesigeay were the trustees, sod hal Ile measgemeat el the isdtettea. Oriebtally the easel we. sub Migltele he Wye sash es he boa geserlbed, has M 11110 a sew scheme was ended out, %ads.' whisk Merest• dense et hey. blow mak& Ile be Wa isted at the eileadibmeal e sad the bend Molar re seised t he tif Saki% 111•11161 OMNI Of boys as arid Mo. ha I owed, geld se mash es 1001. • par. The sadist Mem at lbw hawiettea it a, however, still sentivaed, bat It appeared that eabeppily the beard= had serried out the hells, that the town boys were eallservioat to them, asd that they bad a right to treettbe beadedea eitelare k a lionser that wse nee paper rabid Mollies. The system el "f ig via wry wall tiffilateleed is exist fa all pshlie Sem theesiit it Mil this milk a spina should be wait , tad to MM. sad 'Maw Iheashi it woe wrong ; bat lewever the night be, be eshmilledibei It wee clearly stow le West Mhandetiew boye, sea sad SUS dm as la Mien. sad empaiiheat deg *patrols% th ey eleselit b &Miss/ whey retard " 114" Ha Mew He was Mo e ss 'ea, hew ann. MM this wee them= OM wee adcpt.d, sad that the Mira bin semi siker Mask were mem to tag" la the whist gyaersi _ The er wee a e ring zaa geatitibea mood elkeybeed, mad dee r sea of a hoer* Tahiti/go, sad se Ilia satieled is the eats el the He we. laeleasled roe be wee a lad of amine tempunamait mad et boll Maly sad wigs he wee soul is tho wheel his Mist 2E= Mat he Right ass be dieted to go law the Mehra _ It tired, however. that ha Mt m is ath allay diaroo Illtierwerth ariesed Ida Is Ws ppesnail kg° tar war Mid hba layiha wet Mid eiliettA nett am. awl Oa Ha Misif _log Is maid @ppm ihali ao lbo prieseuter wee 'Mg is sad las me Yid bold of hy tha defealast Hared, whs leagued lies Is a pie= Mhos Ms Ohm lad, illdpresik, woe Mendng, sift • aurshorsf sad *Use he was held whet this datendist eteleeehledelMet spa his wilt a wee. He believed it maid ha diem that Os lad Shepherd Mhos& way sevenely Hos the arallessorat that wee debited ups la hie Mende Mt it their duty to to slops M ha, the =MN hissebitaied by Me mg*. trains kw the &Mei ; and ha rein bad MO tbey had set a sown stblek would hove seinhibled w ilkqyality :fr i peeesedlag, sad bare rendered k mosieweiyie lake =kgese sops ha the abaft& They bodur onsa wsetw i . test prim be de rt , maths pentent wee prepaid la slim Hai might ha Bads Mown thug tbe proseellog aemoylelhod ewes 11114 plier illegal ad sirMlthle as er e lhal Hui he dimalianal ia foists. scabshift Mira =Awe Irr e agerilor i pemil Mat lwase 14 yore AI, sod is May loot be was sionyll, the Dr.Whalea, at the Twilol4g• Salami. Oa the 'Millet the delleadial Illripwarth told hl. to ye do es kid the cricket paned gad 4 . tog " for Ha. Me at lift wade hia so answer. All the wows boys were wade to " by." Witmer we. a day hay gad 13111pworth wee a boarder. Heat length Mid the ieNaiaaa that his papa "had sedered him as to go lass set Wit pined. Mr. Hasse Mimes Is the wives--Yee should net have talked attest year pays; yea .held have raid your father. Ifs boy talks sheet hie papa at salmi. • he is sus to get late It. (k laugh.) The wiener west is to say that he did eel go into the trinket ground is he had been bid by ilkipwsr* ,• and ea the fenewleg monis, whims he west to IA ol he heard sees et the "toys nay, ' Oh, Shepherd, I mil sot he Is yo shoes. " (A lasgh.) He west hem. awl whoa he we. raturstag to wheel, 'blue hal:-pea alas @Week Handl laid held of him by the collar sad dragged kin a .butt Mama to a pleas when ilitipworth wee shading with a ease is his haad, she ales remanded by about forty of the ether boys. Hassell this held him, and flklievntetle beat him out the tack sad arms with it, ease for two or three misses'. He did sot desist from beetles bias eau' the school hell nags nod In man hero very bard blow.. He screamed elide he erts befog bootee, and afterwards felt very faint, and at Ant thought of gone home, but he met another of the tows boys, who advind him to es bask, sad he was them pia. abased by Dr. Wheido• for Wei late se Hares Alderson hers Murton d, sad said he thought that they 'trelised he quire eaoeigh of the Asa. The amok was elms illegal and aajuesileble These was nothing he justify tl • beating, sod be would only observe that if the tows boys were really treated thlesistly te ',mothers, those who so acted tow. r d Qua did net eessiset themselves blue gestlemes. ' Mr. Jaime amend his lordship that liming of the Fort was permitted ; sad if the eon had jinn ea he should have begs la a oonetnirm to peen, from the mouth of the father of the prosecutor himself, that so difference whatever woo mode in the treatment of the tows boys. Harm Aidentea mid than was so harm in fagging whore all the boys were treated alike, and the son of the duke en id dela so *nuptial, Sad it was as illustrstioo of the feeling of eqsality flat emoted in Begnad. He wee him self educated et a school when Hien were day boys and boarden, but there was we distlectios between them. Mr. dames said he was lostructed that it was Ist the feet that the town boys were otonipslied to G./ for the bonder; sad that no distiredion was made berereea the two Manes. Bares Alderson said that he was slid se hear this, but it any datisetios at all was made, be could ealy soy, let the system he abolished for the future by mentrad accord. Mr. Chambers said le was fairtnoted tint finserly the diatisetios bitterns the boarders sad the tows boys did gain, but be believed that Maas these proceedings had been fa stit.tal there had been is.. alt•rativa In the system. Heron Alders's—Thee your clients are great public tet anus v. (A taegb.) Its. tot, however, In my opinion, a case that sho Id be tried here It then nit of action were , eaeounged, I am are we might have Ave hundred similar adios. m Ewa alone is the marmot the year. (A laugh) It Is. pity he did not bear the beatings" other boys gene ral de, and without cello' oat. Mr. James said—Of warn, the non be tried, the more he got threshed. (A laugh.) After some farther mairennties it was ',ranged that a verdict of Gushy amid be takes apes the must altars/Mg a roamed awash, It bend left to his lordship by both par ties is say what should he dome spas the subject of the VMS. _ _ Harm Aidareos obsessed that he should be glad to bays 111.11W111100 boas Dr. Wholdols if any ibeqoality ea • bted la the tritatiassit of the . choi rs, that it shoald be pot dons is future. _ _ -- 61 7 .illieldo; sa►d be meld snare his lordaltip that so rash inequality as that mkt& had bees suggested was per mitted t• be Gamed out in the mho& Berm Aldine.' said he hoped that the boys who were potent would take the Moe' of an old boy, sad remember that they would e" Lager be 'moldered as patients* if they made any nth distlectioas is Ware. WESTERN CIRCUIT.--SALISBUZT, MARCH 12. . _ UMW 11:1. /0811 CI CLOWIII36 - Junes Andrews, who wayeste;dsy Mead gailty of shooting a 2 his wife, wu p aced at the bar this morning, and sentenced to eighteen calendar months' hard labour, the turned judge observing that his ems presented another lulu& oly Matsu' of ths 'nets of drankamem NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You, !ethics 11. cm. aps.--massi. WNW MIASTIN. PAMPA IP. 013 1 / 1 1WOOD.-2/014\ OR OP P 11.0311111 OP MARZIAOI. Mr. Serjent Wilkins sad bir. Milward were for the plaintiff; the clef recast was reanimated by Mr. Maniere. Mr. Milani opened the pleadings. The p sintiff ins Mary Parker, and the defeadant Samuel Greeinool. The deelsrettos stated that the defendant promised to marry the plaintiff, bat that be bad broken his promise, and married another pious. The defendant said he did net promise. Mr. &desist Wilkins, in 'living the cue, said the plaintiff was a woman la a very Minable sphere of life, and she brunbt this sutra easiest the defendant for compel action, la onecpanee of a breath of promise of marriage. The peintiff, who resides at Spring bon, sear Haitian, ether* she is employed at • mill, is "beat 41 years of age, and for twill-five years the bad ,eta nutted by the defendant, who, up to within a ferteight of his marriage with another Forme, led her to believe' that he lateadod to marry her. When he (the learned mina') informed the jury what had teen the endect of the defendant, tt , ey would be of opinion that that induct had been somewhat heartless sod meanly. it wee sot to cause this poor c omao weals an bumble sphere of life, and that her *Hangs might be mead is amount, that therefore her count stelae was to be treated with indifference —la point of Gm her very dinette* seemed to him to entitle her to more sympathy than lithe were less dependent on her own 'tertian@ for the mean of eat@ 'nee. The plaintiff was in the habit of rigida, at the defied's, t'a bean. and he was amid omed to treat her and they were looked ups by ethers se per one who mou ld eventually be man and wife. They serompanied each otter to places of worship, and to plasm of a Lament Tie defendant was a butcher lac small way, fa the neighbourhood of Halifax. A Mr. Apt bleed, a sestina& of nestdereble aMassese, was in the habit of receiving the defendant as his compliant. Its August last the. Appleyard went to Blackpool, and the defendant also went to that plan, leading the plaintiff to oliaPose that be was pug as companion to Mr. Apple yard, to while sway time. The plaintiff, of nurse ' be lieved him, but some time after she was informed by • person who worked at the same factory that the defendant had been sees walking out with Mr. Appleyard's servant maid. Oa the fallowing Wednesday, on the pentiff seeing the defendant, she thin him with the matter, and mid she trusted that after the long baleen which had subsisted between them he mould not deceive her. He smeared her that the thiamine was an idle rumour, to which she was to pay to attention; ha said he went to Blackpool as munition to Mr. Applevard, addle( that it would indeed he strange if, after all the years darn* whin he had courted her, be should pay attendee to any ewe else. The plaintiff was satisfied, but the learned eoltaat said he believed the lazy would be subbed, after they had heard the evidence, that her suspicions were not ill-founded. Again, ea the 29th October, the plaintiff received taforostion that the defendant was still paying attention to the servant girl. Oa her men tioning the metier to Min, be again neared her that the story was not true, sad entered meat solemnly that big tandem was to make her his wife. On the 6th of November, however, six days after he tad made tkb declaration, the defendant married Mr. Applevard's servant, thus bantling the aaspletions of the plait tiff, vio l/nag his asseverations., and filling up the measure ot sswetty which shancterian his conduct to the plaintiff, who enewsossatlr same before a jury to ask at their bands that jinni which (having !eased to the relative positions of the pardes) they would wish to rave dealt sat, under sash sir ealnennee, to their own sisters or dangithen. Illisabetli Parker. pldatirs sister, pond the long dam Ws. eat ne toartship. ant that aft er the plaintiff beas e d sea with respect Is Mr. App.epard's servant, the declared as Aeon marry the plaintiff, and no toss ~aa. The plaintiff is 41 years of age. and the defendant Dideadaat had a goof business. Witness was asked obit sect of a man Mr. Appleyard was, sad his lordship negoited that the learned swath, bad better sob what she =ll that gentleman's maid? (Laughter.) Witness thit defthdaut was paying Ms addresses to her dyer, booms be went regularly to the hone. Did they , nor to my b go rother' to aay s wedding. ( amasemeat lau togethe rghter.) ? Yes, sir, they went David Bradlee, of Ogden, on-camber. proved a promise of marriage by the deteadant is 1644. nasal was eon plaints( to him that she had taken eold by stopping out with the defendant late at night ; sad he replied, " 11l see if I can't alter that. (Laughter.) I'll marry you and Pith you to my own bean" Thomas Parker, an easle of the plaintiff, proved the regularity of the de fonaat's vials to the plaintiff's plass of abode bun UAL Whet did he then to do? He went to leek st Mary kr seght I know. (Laughter.) This wit am deed the ;fainters ease by stating, in answer to al "min la ercerthaunthation, that he had area sad beard Irbil{ he boa evokes towhee at the plaintiff's turn smoking " shit o' beaky." (Laughter. Mr. &dean@ ',nee ) ded to aabail that he bed fully setabllskad his nudes statement, and was followed bY Mr. Manley, he the defaudant, who entanded that this nee depended epos the most meagre evident, and that If seek ninon was to be allowed to 4btaia damages, than would seen ben sad to all eaelal inotreneree between the two a 5.... (Laughter.) He urged that within had passed honest the plaintiff and deentiant which animated to a sonnet, sad that se the latter Ithd neasnally anompanied the pis stirs sister home from chapel, she might just as well have neatest ea action easiest film es the plaimaff. TOO limy, after a pew dean' deliberation, mann a verdict Ise the plantiff—damages, 26i. Mr. Berea Narita—A very sensible verdict, gentlemen. If yea had given memo, probably th e plaintiff wield hire 111 soililas. THE POLICE COURT& BOW STREET. Jolts Wawa wa ee.epd watt efeallas a dlaasoad bressagia.the property of Mr-Jana Brows. Jas. Tho possasuese, so *salamis, student at Kiss's College, amil lbe oss of Mr. Brows, of Bry. 01r, Newport, was wasdkg Y des crowd is boat of Cousst-garden Theatre es the taewYfaf tale an, whams the mlsewer subbed be pis frees ggs .sale W sa d t wo' it, slum lastastly, to sae of Al. osugamissa. Tho ',replies sot resevered, bet tb• Wow* yea red y sone tendert. Ths was osamiced or trial. ?Waft Be" • mama, who had gives Moult late sew tody at U Ake* the gloriosa sight be rabbis' the saptal• of Ow ship Telegraph of 6d ., was reseaadod at hi e l request fee farther inquiry. OLIIIUMN WELL. Willdu Rsidawni, • noose ably dreamt saws, with • moustache, agsd 49„ ad who &scribed himself ea Qs 7EOI 0. shoat m a cameos informer, residing at No. 6 Bias wee plead et the bar, es rewasd, 'barged with elstaisfwg nosey by npowestiss that ha errs a polies Isspeolsr, ail outdid seder the sow Metteealis Laval Idaasgassat Act, fa the impieties et water-aleasts. Mrs. Phillips, • sos-keep-r, is Cleartorboaes-laas, Alderagate, said that the pithier called at her houses the afternoon a Moseley week, and seeirg her child la the shop, asked hoe when her 'When was. When the wigwam is.. Into the stop, the prisoner wee writing down something is a book, and he told the child that he was se inspector of water-oloseth He then left, sad ante back mein at nine °Wroth at eight. She aesthete in the chap, when the pri soner mid," Yoe are the as eflur, I behave," cad she "Yes, you are the gent!entao that was hero bef o re to *ay ;" whea he said, " Yes, and I have called for the awe of If. Bs. 84., f. r there is somethimg wrong with the water 'Meet is your beak yard." She replied that she wee act thee prepared to pay the money, bat that if he would all Ia the morning, or would leave his address, the mosey should be cent to him. He then said that he world take fld. Ca his trouble, and that if he was paid thst sun he amid sot bring it before the bowl in the morniag. She 'gaits said she was not prepared to pay anything, she not haviag a farthing Ia the house, when the prepense said, "If you are short I will take 2a. You are a fool if you do not pay the mueey, for the board will make you pay the fell amount." The witness, thinking that all was. act onset, said, for an encase, that she would go and fetch the money, bat, instead of that. the procured a policeman and gave the priers Wt. custody. An. they witness was called, who proved paying the pi:- Goner some sco•ley to p his giving informalities, WllOl2 he maid he would not all open her for twelve months. &leant Gaon, 8 0, said the prisoner had been defraud ing several respectable canon. soder similar pretences. The prisoner bad pot a letter which he bad received from the Commissionen of Police, in answer to a note wh be bad sent to them relative to the alterations in the plies I collar,. He had only lately come out cf prisms. The pris mar, is defence, said he thought he had a right to act as an inspector, and was then committed for WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Charles Fans, the 00000 yor of highways for the parish of St. Li onsrer, Shoreditch, appe are d t o an ad , kneeled atunnions, in wh ch he was charged, at the instance of the new vestry, appointed under toe Metropolis Lic hiscegemeat Act, with bevies unlawfully refused to per mit certain et the inhabitant ratepayers to inspect the books emanated with this °Me*, whereby he bad rendered him self liable t a penalty of 61. fir each default Mr Vane, the vestry clerk of the parish, who conducted the prosecution, rensiaded the magistrate that in the latter part of December last, an appl . cation wee made by the de fendant at th s court for Its ellowenee of a highway rate, which was strenuously r pposed by the parish authorities in consequence of his partialitieus resist to furnish them with as aeoount of his receipts and disbursements Connected with the antecedent rate, and further because all the duties and powers attached to his oMee were shout to be to see k reed to the new vestry, under the provisions of the Local Management Act On that oticasion, however, the magistrate considered that ft was not within his pro vines to eater into the merits of the ease, hut that he was bound to allow the rate as a ample ministerial act, end he accordingly ratified it with his signature. The defendant bad since appointed the uses! agents for then. illation of the rate, in the performance of has duties as surveyor ; but it hsv hog come to the knowledge of the churchwardens and vestry the. he had altogether removed from the parish, and taken up his residence at North Woolwich, lied as they wen highly dissatisfied with his conduct in other respects, they renewed their efforts to obtain an inspection of his books tied pipers, which were again evaded by to. defendant, and they lost no time in adopting the present pr rreedtege against him under one of the sections of the Hignway Act, which required him to produce his books at all r. a•onahle time, for the inspection of the parishioners, and rendered him liable in default to a penalty of Si., which the magistrate was empowered to enforce by distress warrant or imprison ment Mr. Nathaniel Bowling, one of the ratepayers, stated that on the 16th ult. be proteeded to North Woolwich, where the d' fondant had opened a publiohouse and fo•mally served him with a notice to exhibit the b ook. 'fitting to his office sa sarnyor of highways. On reading the notice, the defendant, in the first instance, assailed him with the c weer. vituperation, but sulueqoently tild hint that the books would be open for his inspection at 12 o'clock on the following Monday, at his office in Hagnerstone. On attend ing there, however, at the time sppoi. ted, he was unable to see the defendant, but was informed that be had locked up the books, and had gone away with the key in his pos session. Mr. William Lock, ano , her parishioner, deposed to his bevies made a stitervient epplicition to the defendant to I , lllllille the bock., which was attended with a similar malt. Mr. Blackford, who appeared f.r the defence, contended that his client was not amenable to the charge wavered is the summons. Inasmuch as he wee no longs r the surveyor of highwa all the powers, anthcri.tes, and duties Matt g ys, to which had been transferred to the new vestry, under the 96th section of the Me.rrp.lis Local Management Act. He h.d already delivered up all tte tco'. and implement. In his possession to the new vestry, sad merely retained the books for the purpose of making up his accounts and com pleting the collection of the rate. Mr. D'ltyncourt said, that although he had no heeitation in pronouncing the conduct of the defendant to be highly reprehensible; ha considered it to be so doubtful whether be could be proceeded against in the character of surveyor of highway., all the duties and liabilities attached to that cairn being now vested In the district hoards or vestries elected under the Metropolis Management Act, that be did not tell j nstilled in imoceing a penalty upon him, and mut order the names@ to be ditodemol. LAMBETH. Mr. Chow Frost, an auebonft r and broker, tarrying on basioses at No 9,St oekerel:-terrase,C lapbane road, appeared before Mr. Milieu in compliance Into a ennumme taken against him by Mrs. Temperance Caroline Bather, for di mming furniture, potations, &e., belonging to her, of tte value of 161. The complainant said, that having a good jointure au ar rosgement had been rci.de between the defendant sad herself to ge married. In anticipeton of the fulfilment of that ar racgement she removed various articles of her bouseho'cl ✓olls to the house of Mr Frost, end, with her own bands, hung up the paintiop and prints, and d 1111 l bated the different articles drough the apartments so best suited ier taste. The wedding sing was purchased, the wedding cards printed, but Mr. Frost did not carry out his engagement, therefore she sought the reeteratioa of her golds. The defendant said that Mrs. Bather brought the things to his tons., and placed them in different parte of the room, but 'he chest of drawers she intended for his bedroom was Not good enough, and he in consequence porilared one of • superior description sad placed it there The ennilainant ' bad represented that she bad • deer 1601. a year, but in a few weeks he founts out the contrary, and discovered that t the Messrs. Watsey's alone she owed 7801. Mr. Elliott—lt is quite clear bow it is. You were about to be married to this female, and she brought this property to your louse in the belief that the marriage would take plan ; and, now that it hes nut, the sooner you g i ve them up 'he better. I wall make en order on you to do so., 1 Feat —I have boon at 2001. expense by this effe:r. Mr. Elliott—My order, and your delivering up the goods, will not bar you from any puctedings you may thick it set:emit' to inattlato for the expenses you have been put to. COTTON.— Kaman IL-1M aterbot doled with a booty bath% ellisot la prim Ile Wu Nob, ato 7,000 Itako-1,000 kr 7 sea ea iraskabia—emrkas 4.9 Pinata and Ilaraitham. at to gil.l Niontilo. at OK to Scl.. 600 Surat. at 416 Op ; ot* eat kiatte st Is. Is lb kl. per Lb. Import don Thooday. SINO balsa. 0011.N.—!onset, Yaws IL—Wades lad aaaull thow ot ward nods,. sad last week's raisstios tally . towersd, prints masa awe tbs rasa Issysat loft Waistolsy. WOW, rsd. No. to 70a ; fla to Ida Not wisolt dela; la oclier cuticles. Osiesseeaskitss Sun 'apply o Wiest at Ws da.'s nesse ow rll. 9) ,to a large atteodauss of ewers, It Ina &wed MI Orly of L as at of k. to Is. par qr. as I•st wit a sarres. swissgs Oats is good demand at fall prises. Sews. sy eiff Ifsga of wises Is. par sr. lower. near Is. pee sask higher. ftersersdradsg tho poet week :—Wbost. essedvise, Ousews. News 12.--(91 'NM awl lA* allassetis Telegraph.) —The wake is !so WI very sold. at t he swest Wast add maw freely Old. to Is. ”r 210 lea. owe the editing tow raw =r esat tbis O day seek. Bair* bail N. par ito lea dowse, buts* swab Wag. gra Wk. sweides, getess of day wok. Orr Mrs Weasd.resliss Web Osumi. Mew low quthisa lity.y raa WS the dansed is very IWO/4 awl Us. per WOW. Is with la. saltlbed. Cum; Faso 12.—(9y sad Zilch leagued' Telegupli.)— Walls wheat, ; rad, Us. ed.; barley. les. ; oats Ile. 9d. to lia. CATTLE.—lsoorsts, lissom ll. The trade was very tassissts today. and =Mrs pale rot obtain last wert's rem. Boot mods trete 2s. N . to 4s. U. Matto% 4s. to we t u 4s. Id. too het. So. MI. to 4s. 11. per sloes of SIP. firkins tho sieL, COALE—Lamer, lissom 11.—Byan% Meld* Hartley. 17s. id.; Davison% West iWih, Os. 3d. M.; Howard% West Hartley N. 4.. 17a.; N ? r ereads Bartley, lis. ; leselt Pam Hartley. 13..' Tsalkei Nam Daus lass aO.; West Palma, lia.; Was Lass isellsg, 1!a M.; Warne Hartley Oisys. 'WM.; Walls mlia.; Ron rats, IS. id. ; Walla EM BOVA, 17$. M.; wale tad Hatton Lyme, IL. M.; Walls Had ; •Wells lad Kepler Gramm les. M.; Walls led Lasibele, 17s. id.; Will. led Pseseer, 13e. id.; Walla 111614 PidOlllll7, lOa ML; V. slim Zed illehouste, 13.. M.; Will. lad SassYs HMOIS, Ile. 3d.; Will. Rid Snail Hot.. 17.. Id.; Walls 104111aeart's 17s. M.; Walls m Ds.; Walls ied lia. wal l a ale lid Home IM ; WM Did Wks. 1111. Ild.Ead Taos, Ile. M.; alas Bad lasas Kai% ; Wails Rad Wilms* Dal& ; Walls lad Emawael. 146.6 d.; OUT% Nortltyr. ; Denrsatwaset Ran. 17.. id. Mips at market. 16f ; mkt. 76. TER Wll 1211 N BANK or LONDON.—TM astablish mat for this new joist stock bank previously located at Whitehall hag been messily removed to No. 21, Hasomr moue, so elegant sad sommedioss mansion, lately the property of the Margate of Dowashire, lad resides., of Lord Arthar Edwin Hill, M.P. for Dora musty. This massion is situate at the north-east corner of Brook street. It hoe for IMO, lean peat ben epprorriated as an aristo cratic residesoe, and possisses all the space and coaysniesite internally as well as isommanding exterior, to reader it readily capable of convent= to the parr OM of a booklet( hones imitable for the west of London. The hoildiog le .resod is a atawitte style, occupying a considerable apace of mead, the materials of the hostage being red bricks with Mae co gets sad &midair. The ;mintage' apartments ere very speciosa, the chief of which ars highly decorated with painted ceiling., the panelling being bordered with calved gold mooldings, nod ornamented with a misty of medallion gelation. The basking-house, It is understood, will shortly be opened for thei treneastisa of hulas's. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Aral Jaa.-.t Limpet. March 11, from ... ..... Demenra Mar-ntOnemock, March 11, from Chances Averh-oR Falsaouth , March 12, f rom OFIFM Assumh-of ralicoath, March 13, trom Roma& Aamum-at= 6. l:a u r . te 1, frau Nur Oaten Ataamr-at Marett 11, hoot Mum allmalmmo- sr Mmimlows. March 11, fr0r5...... MOMS Amara-et Climieseern March 10, from .... ...11aill. Airy--at Dial, Mama 19, trona Ilmmals Armin-et Orammed. Much 11, from .......Meng Aecom-et Ormond. March 11, tem Oelsille Arazo-ar °rammed, learn It from am Dr Ausa-at °ravened, Men 13 from Burt Bu-st Dal, Mardi IL from ,„ 111. ° 1 11 1= Sampanarrat Scilly, March 11, from Ilenlie Barrum GIDWI-at Sellly, March 10, from ..... ..........-..- Wake Bnatom--at Gromenil, March It, from .............- _. ... Ostlail BATATIZa-at Gramma, liar* 11, from Mstiordmia Ctrr or Losoos-at OrmeB9oo. March I; tram ..... - _Dvaklt CAIIIIIO4O-•-at Gramisi. Maui 12, tuft. ..... Memaram Cumora-artlimmusama„ Mardi IS, fr0m....,, Allawitiss iiima coeteo-na Mush 10. tion .......... .... MURES. CATOIII- et Mani S. from Alexandria Dawaaama-ae Man* 11, from Sydney Dinar -at art. 11, Men .- ....- • . . Zante woe -se - Qramaimara. Maroh 11 Imioater-et Oicammad. larch 11, tram Worms Mumma -at Crooking% Mod 8, from ..-. .... -... Mannino Reason Texow-off LlisiZ a i rch 19, frosa.........lalparaiao Femme -of limps* Pugs-et Dartmouth, March 11, horn. ......... ....- . !Jake Paouo-olf Makatea, M ech 10 from it kneel . ' tILIIIIOII-at Dublin, March IL from Alezandria Feas• at 11111bharasa, March 10, tram „. Melbourns 7MMF-st Oramered, Much 11, from Grarelues ONENDA-ST Oravemed, Mane 11, tram . Cimmum-at 0111.11915t1, Mute 12, hoax Sartain& 1111111DDIVOLAS-off Penman March 8, from Calcutta Humes or Aure-off Penanee, Muni 8, trom....- ....Whew= Toes-at R oth, March .2, from Antigua Jena Mama oan- at Phonon. March 12, from -Hannah LADY WAST-st Plymouth. March 11, from. Charente Mintro-off Limpid, March 12. from. ........ .... Rim Plats Morreonster -at Limiest, March 12, from Calcutta aka Pious-at Querostown, Much 11, from Alexandria MATLAW-st Queenstown March 12 MAZIA V IVLIA-it CTOLI I / 4 111.Te11. March 8,, from Harman MANIA/MA-It DATUDAPth, Much 11, from Requejada linnet-et Dartmouth, March 11, hem ...„.. St. Michael% Mscusea-of the Lizard, March 9, from Bawls NDITII.IIIIIA-St QIIOOOItOWD, Mar,h 11, from. Dakota Nieorineent -at Gloomier, March LI, from Aleuadria Oa ac•ir ( et m)-at Dahlia, Mash IL from ._ uLondiza Onion (m)- cemestown. Mash lo, from. Oername-at Ormond. Much IL fr0m............... ..... Norway 11scais-+t Orameed, Starch 11, from .... Ormelbso Frecon isa)-at Liverpool, March 19, from ..... ....... Rotterdam Forime-at Pookhano, March 8, hour Ilauritior rimessilt Fahoooth, March It, from loline Itsmamos-aff Malty, Mane 9 64 from Penns arisen sr era Warr -of &loom Much 11, frora...llt. Michael's ROYAL FAMILY-off Ow Meta, arch 11, from Loudon Roann-at Cranhares, March 8, from Bosom Ayres Komar-it Deal, March 12, from Ramer Artonno-at Gramornd, March IL from Saloons Ocr taxis-at Ormond, Mardi 13, from Calcutta _ -„,e-at Orarsiend, - -` 11, ' ... Mir h Cape er.loon—ofrneWy, March 9. tr - oia Calcutta Somenta—off Scilly, March 9, from Rio Janeiro Bacon. BODDOOTOX—off Falmouth, March 12, from Callao Mamma* (Mt—at Lirerpool, March 12, troma......Constantinople Tamen—at Dublin, Ma:e.h 12, from. .... Athens Tamotsu—at Dartmouth, March 11, from Cuba TaANNI at Falmouth. March H, hem Demerara VIII OKSZ•BDIIS—Off Belay, Man* 9, from . Batavia WILSW1111.• CATN.IPA —Off Plymouth, March 1 . 0, from B darts ZilltlL.lll—at Falmouth, Marc% 13, from .... ....Baena arta Zaram—at Gravesend, March 12, from Grarehnes BAILID. Aarratim-from Gramme, Worth 11, to Trinidad Ann v . -from Groomed, Much IL to Ccastanttooplo AMMO-from Cardiff, March A, to Havacaakt Arms-trim Falmouth, March 11. t 0.. . .. New York Atia-from Greenock, Much 10. to Asa Franciwo 'loameav-from Cardiff, March 7, to Conotandoople , amirsza-from Cardin, Mara 8, to . Corte U4DIAII-trom Greenock, Mach 11, to. Calcutta -hoes Cardiff, March It, to ....... ...... Ciotti& Vecchia Gravesend, March 12, te. Bordeaux , lIIMIN - from Gemmed, March 12, to Dunkirk es °ramrod, March 12, to .Metterdam • Gemmed, March 12, to Cloefosao , °ramrod, March 12, to Ocestantimple ‘a -from Liverpool, March 12, t0.........C0rmaa OM. March 12, to - -..--, Liverpool, Match 12, to re iiiseVlTtom Orsamod, March IL to W e art i rdies Euu Ilaar-from Ormond. March It, to Launoistou PAILS/ %%crow-trona r ardiff, March 11, to. .... ~.......Ilemelliem Emu. For-from Cardiff, March 8, to Lena a Oarokff, March 9, to Gibraltar Liverpool, Korth 12, to Mew Tort Liverpool, March 12, to Cuxhaven 1.11.01111%11A-fran 01111diff, March 11, to Ocatetantioo Reason NIONTr••••" -Irmo liwoomeo, Mare 11, to . Coquireho March It' ZTTV OP ei;;« - ; - 1 0 ; ; 71 • - VAIRMS. I' JO/ Caul—fro i t ;; ( ; ) z t ,.;,,; ___ Paean-Men Oranges*. -ca 12, to ___ Ouiu innerrare - hen Garlff, March 11. 10...-......... ...... Pan Ossen-lbsa Csullt. learn S, to ............ Malta oat-ems Cardiff, Mask 11, to Malts Hanna 1 mica -tram Paaouth, March 10, t 0.... Liverpool non Cart* learn 7, to 0,,.-Maardor,March 9, t 0....- 810 Janeiro Cantll. lO, to amens ...nann-traga Onnigrad, M arc hl2, to Ostend Lase natz-trose Cardin. March 11, t 0........... New York Lon-Ram Quenstown, Notch 10, to Loodou Jane Dana-trap Pill, March 10, to Jon-rn 111 Cardiff, March 11, to Tarragon 3.71441 Pa -tem Cork, March 10, to Bannon Joan Bon.- from Ornnend, March 11, to Humbug Lars-Iron Gravesend, Marsh If, to IaDY Kunnas- tram Gravesend, March 14 to Swan Itner —ke-tront Cardlp, March 0, to ....... .......... .-....-. Malta _ a ZDV;;C.U.ZI Wm Ni _ Wait . Muds 11, to.„—.Torrogoos likower—troot Gravolootl, Muth , to lotlordon Num, r—from Gramm* North l2 12, to Men* Pscaotx —from Uvorpool, March 12, to Poorrow7froot_Oravotettd. __lllaroltl2, to Ramora—trame Gra — . M N orel 12. to OPart! inesoaa—treas Gr=orth 12, to Pro loon? litaikuo—trom Cardiff. Yank 10, to Cioesteadnonia loam Paosinosa—ben Greenock, Ilareb 10, to , .. Barbados; Ban MICIIII. kaesaiikiarn- Oven Cardiff, March 9, to COlNtantlnopis Barrovaare—fie. lianlepook Mare b 11, to Gibraltar ... • _ urea—trona Limpol.4 - - , 12 1 1w r h New Orleans Fres or vas F.arr—trois Llr or erp , 11, to Burnor Apse Eles•r--troni Liverpool, March 12, to Flecaborg a C.ardiff. March S. to. Could!, March 10 to Conetantlnople _... ...—oom Gravesend, Mani 12, to Cltda rerenerarim—from Liverpool, Ma•ck 12. to Breton Woman Carrin—trod Queenstown, March 10, t 0... Boes Warm Moamar—Gm Gravesend, March 12, to Bombay Plenum Braa—ham Gravesend, March 12, to Calcatta ! —fPoaz VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. I Art (skip), from Liverpool for Mobile, March 3, lat 7.50, ton. 50. (tinily, from Calcutta for 1 °tidos Feb. 20, lat. 83 N., lon. 33 W. iiarmonie (Dutch to tune ), trout Calcutta for Falmouth, March 8, lat. I 8.50, lon. 43.10. John Nun an (ship', from Hong Kong for London, lat. 48.10 N., ton. 15.13 W. Mary Morria, fro:. Ciydo for New York, Jan 20, lat. 38 N., lon. 30 \ Mania Polo, for Australia, Jan. 1, lat. 3 N., loa. 25 W. Northumbrian lento, from Calcutta tar London, Match 7, lat. 49.7 N., lon. 9.40 W. North Wind Martian ship), Irma Shanghae Mr London, Dec. 17, lat. 34.51, lon. 30.33. Parkileld itatquie), from Moulmein for Loodco, Feb. 12, lat. 23.28 N, La 38.8 W. Robert Tina* from Liverpool for Panama, Jan. 1, lat. 3 N., lon. 15 W. 114 W limp — soh Iron thanghao for Loodoo, D.c. 14, lot. 33.39, 100. 1.311. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AIRD.--11 era 10, at Errel-perk.N.ll., the wife of Btr J. G. 8114 But. of • see. 10, et the Lave, Romford, the wife of J. Charles. se7. HOICALIX —Mush IL the wife of L. N. Choreaux, feu., of the Wv Docartmest. Pall.lealL of a daughter. Ca rEL—Nareh e, at Tork•tarraae, Regent's-park, the wits of T. O. W. Coster, tag., of a got. lAlPl.—Marelt 10, M Bournemouth, the wife of Capt. 1.1. Gape. Beets IBM* of a mom _ LA•olo.—llarah 10, at 111 owed A. M. Eq., et a dmiliter. Ilarrow-rood, the mik of LATTHEWIL—Marsh N. it the Vicarage, Mulford, Surrey, the wile of ties Bev. B. & leattheets. of a daughter. 107L001•11RT.—Ilaireh 11, at they Abbey. lady Charlotte Most- Nolsofe. of • we. SILVISBMIL—Mush 11, at Hon Lodp, Beverley, the wile d H. I. .fate. req., of a see. 1101thilf IX.L/gush 9, at 019db:iron, Bantam, Haattnedose Wm, the wife of 0. MorettilL, Pen., of • too. 8, at Mao litnirberrphl ll , fhb. wife of E. F. Tamar. Lg.. of • &miner. ►lltO9lOV6—Yarek 9, a Ledbroks.villes, Nottlsg.lllll, the wife of R. W. WirwoKs, lA., of a S. MARRIAGES. AgIIDOWN—BANKR.—Mareh a. at Pd. Gangs* Reacreer-thoare, Ohs /i.w. C. r. Fox. Jobs, eon of the late J. N. otharfere, Pet, 07 Uppiegtos, Ithropth.re, 0 Ellen !hitcher, da , lghter of the 12:0 W. Beaks, Ep. , of Ittiogthall, tholrerhemptoo. CLEOG—RENNERLET.—March If at St. Joba'e, 'loathe...ter, by the Rev. H. Belem ILA., Mr. J. &el of Chapel-street, flalford. Oh atm% to Harriet, daughter or the late Kr. k . Kearterley, of Althetoth, COLES—PRARRON.—Kurth IL at Trlei'y Chore+, by the Rev. I. Colas, Capt. thies, R.N., an of the Preenße. Coles. of !Aldan ruk. gmai. dmviir or of the late H. B. cui, Reg. CONDALL—BLACKBURN.—Mereh 10, at the parish chunk Leeds Mr. J. Caudal, to Miss Agues Blecithora, both of that tows. 111JTCHINGS—WRITIBIL00.—Horeb 11, at the Cathedral, Wu sh.ter. Hr. 0 - nolabfollo. to Margaret Glover, daughter el My T. Whitehead, all of that tows. MUTH& SPLlN.—Warohlk at Iflanbary.place, Ma, wife of C. again, Erq.. of Root TUbary.Oese, Cam, god 41. lILLOIL—Itasob It, at broad.griara Honer, Croydon, Item wire of Jobe dace. Iraq. . ILOBST.—liorok S. st Grim/look Norfolk. Amis. wife of Ai Her. Gilbert. S, at Chancery...sae, Chariee Houblan Grove, of the Cheery Bar, seed 49. 101111LL—Ilailii a. at Nice, the lloi. T. Lidd,ll, em of the late Lewd Raveasworth. -- ----- MAUDL—MaroI 9, token, wire of Mr.J. W. L Maude. of Cal thorpostrom, amid Geeeeq•laee. PUBLIT.—Mardi 9,M Lyme Pus, Ethan, Kett, Mr. E. Pah WI. seed U. 10..4 wrg.q.eireet. Liverpool. J. goleolri LPL. - :::Tir . 9,k Vintner, late of Wight, W. 11,triaklaad. amt.. arm si. E.-11srelt to, at 011111=101 Howe, Walverth.road, will of Mr. J. Tao. sard 72. re,kl sad published br W !Luis [nu Ileum, of left 1, Lombard Stmt.*. ihe (hty .t L Prwer. si the Orin, le Lecobud Btreet.lathe frecipotol Whltaftlar&—TavaaDAT. Num 11 144. F