The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-03 00:00:00

IRELAND. Faints. neeWien of a Roman Citthollekre libilship,itt the 1 aeon of the late Dr. Murray, took place to-day. L ulu. The followin are the names to be submitted to the Pep : Arc • Cullen, dignissiniiis : Dean Illeter, &gnaw ; . Dunn, digtims. grand ceremonial took place in the Roman Catholic Church, Marlberough-strect, in this city, yesterday, on the occasion of the mouth's commemo ration of the late Archbishop Murray. There were sixteen Roman catholic prelates in attendance on the occasion, and it is said, at least four hundred priests. The panegrric of the deceased was deli vered by the Rev. Mr. Meagher, of Rathmines; and among the circumstances mentioned by the orator, as highly honourable to the memory of Dr. Murray, Were the remarkable facts that he had been offered, and even pressed to take the office of privy council lor, it was not stated by what government ; and that in the whole of his career ho had never soli cited the minutest favour from persons in authority for relative or friend. Government has acceded to the wishes of the Tip perary magistrates, in removing the extra police force, stationed in the north ridiug of that county. Sir Colman ()Te l ethon has' declined the invita tion of the electors of Ennir, and Mr. Serjeant O'Brien is spoken of in his stead. but the friends of the O'Gorman Mahon ridicule the attempt of ousting the present member. The friends of Sir Ralph Howard have nearly completed a very successful canvass iu loughs!, in opposition to Mr. Butt. Sir George Hodgson, the candidate fur Wicklow, has indignantly denied that ho is a supporter of the Derby government. Mr. Nleredyth, tho private secretary to the late Chief iccretarT, is a candidate for Meath. The Miaow Sentinel says:—Thomas Norton, Req., late Chief Justice of Newfoundland, and son of our respected townsman, Peter Norton, Esq., has arrived for the purpose of canvassing for the repre sentation of this borough. NAVAL - WOOLWICH, APRIL ARCTIC EXI`EDMON. —Asserthag to pr-seat anangemente. the squadron of veva* Siting for a laurelling espadition to the Arctic Regions, ander the command of Captain Sir Edward Bel cher, C. 8., will leave Woolwich on Saturday next, the 10th inataat, and ba reedy to leave Cireenhithe on the 13th, on their enterprising voyage. SPORTING. EPSOM STEEPLECIIASES.---FawAr. The seerptincos for the two Free Handicaps and the entries for the Scramble not having been completed until late on Tuesday evening, tin) public were kept in the dark as to the quality of the sport they were to expect until the appearance of the programme in our last impression. It proved a moderate one, and but for the fineness of the weather would, we suspect, have scarcely paid for the "getting up;" with tie wc.ther in its favour, however, it drew a large attendance, and, as nearly all the horses en gaged went to the post, speculation was brisk,*and the sport, deficient as it was in interest, left little to complain of. Wel subjoin a return:— A VAIN HANDICAP lIeaDLE Race of 5 SOTS. each, with 30 added, over sis flights of hurdlers; twice round, about 2 miles. (6 subs.) air. Wins% The (lid Maas, aged, get 410 Mr. Onitharaltea Tie Drag, 3 yrs, tat 310 . (White) 3 0 IItAT METROTOLITAN STIIIPLICHASt of 10 DOTI. each, with 100 added; the second to save his stake, sad the WiliDtft to pay 20 11011. towards expenses. Winners alter the declaration of the weights to carry 6lb eatra. About (oar miles. (10 subs.) Kr. Braithwaite. Mr Drag, 5 yrs, g¢ 131 b ) I 51r. ranreot kly 0.103•0111. seed, :lest I Ilk b) (=l I Nl. ll olll l3 afa Marla May. lOrt 131 b (Darling) 3 ttoissaista StlieruscuA4z of 3 sues. each, with 20 added ; list 71b each ; the winner to be sold fur 100 sons. if demanded, ike.s and allowances if to be sold for leas stout 2 miles. rieirees. 104 V.ls (30/.) (11 01 1 Mr. D'lleora Llttio Cturl.7, Ifib (earned 104 711 Mr, 11.0 Sim* Ast Illb (10cIaloyi 2 .... (IL. bell) I BETTING ON THE COURSE. TWO THOUS %Y 1) GUINEAS STAKES. 4to 1 1 .4 llosestmed i 3 tot apt Dodd Crilout• EMOTE& CUP. 15 to I apt /Wm 30 to 1 opt Cnekerow 39 to 1110 Zu to I Gromeor 29 to 1 Jos Miller 1000 to 13 Iletall 3) to 1 lgoory D T. . . _ I to 1 opt Bobble NAM ... I 20 to 1 met Laptdist (t) 11 to 1 Amor it) I SO to t MU* awry 1.1033 inttlitgente. HOUSE OF LORDB.--Ysernmar. Bone Two Loon eacocsuica. 11haccocuak, aro Loam Tavao s • 11n1 tot HAWK INS' DIVOIMIL The hose, mitt yesterday affirteent Site the purpose of bearing evidence is sapper of the bill Mr lam parlia ment, for di solving the mernlaw boimees Ml ' s. Moore Hawkins, Esq., and Hastlars Lsiei r Mr. Talbot (with him Mr. M'lhsems) appeend in support of the biU. The petitioner, Mr. thiptler Mien Hawkins, a lieutenant in her Majesty's 97th regiment, was married on the 4th September, 1845, at the parish church of Caries brook, in the Isle of Wight, In Mire Harriette Lavinia Dennis, daughter of the late Odra Dennis, of the 19th regiment. The fruits of that nudes were a son, deceased, and a daughter, still living. In the early pert of 1846 Mr. Hawkins, accompanied by his wife, left England to join his regiment at Corfu and Malta, where he continued till April, 1848. They then returned home and took up their abode at Clatterford, Dear Cariebrook, and afterwards at Burbach, where they remained till March, 180. They then went on a visit to the elder brother of Mr. Hawkins, at Alrestord Hall, near Colchester, and afterwards, in the same year, took up their residence at Cyprus-cottage, near the barracks of l'arkhurst, where they remained till the 16th of May, 1890. During their residence at the latter place a regiment of the Hale brigade was quartered at Park hurst, and Sturm n Lieut. Hawkins and Lord Malden, one of the offieen of that regiment, an intimate acquaintance ship arose, which coutiuued till the month of hlay, 1890, when Lieut. Hawkins was under orders to take out a de tachment of his regiment to Erederickton, New Brunswick. It would be proved that down to this period Mr. and Mn. Hawkins bad lived on the best possible terms, and when Lieut.llowkir left for America she received unlimited credit to draw on his bankers, and arrangements were made fur her visiting her friends and otherwise until his return. On the 16th of Muy Lieut. Hawkins sailed for America, and again returned to England on the 23rd March, 1851, joining his wife at Bouchurch immediately after, where he continued to live with her on the same terms of affection u prior to his departure for America, till the 3rd of June, when, under the circumstances to be detailed, she gave bitch to a full-geown , c hild. lie (the learned tutiewl) should prove that it was physically impossible that Mr. Hawkins could be father of that child. The moat singular part of the case was, that the birth of this child was totally unexpected, and was equally a matter of surprise to the medical attendants and to Mn. Uawkins's maid r to her husband. No single individual entertained any idea of her pregnancy until it developed itself, as stated, on the 3rd of June. If he could prove that from the 16th of May, 1850, till the 26th of Mach, 1851, Lieut. Hawking could have bad no intenourse with his wife, he apprehended the house would deem that • ear sufficient had been established. But lest any doubt should be entertained, further inquiries had been instituted, and the results he was prepared to submit to their lordships. Alter the departure of Lieut. Hawkins, Mrs. Hawkins a ft er paying some visits to friends, remained at Carisbrook (where her maternal grandmother resided) till the 2nd of September, 1850, as nearly as possible nine months prior to the birth of the child. She then left for London, for the purpose of paying • visit to Mr. William Hawkins, at Alresfonl-hall. Two material witnesses were absent on this occasion—Mrs. Haw kins's maid, who was confined to bed, and Mr. William Hawkins, who had been in attendance, but was obliged to leave by illness. The Lord Chancellor said the house could not dispense with the evidence of the maid. Mr. Talbot then proposed to proceed with the ease now as far as they could. It would be shows that on the 2d of September Mrs. Hawkins arrived in Lendem esemaimied by her daughter and maid, and took agniellmanta k On% Hotel, in lermyn-street. She occupied • anvbries... bed-room and dressing-room, en snits, as the Mt Oar ; and it would , be proved by the evident., of the aerskl. that her mistress ceased her to retire to rat at 7 Wall* MI bee apartment, in a remote part of the hag, ialgrair g ar that her sere'tes would not he pis reneked t It would be shown that Mrs. Hawbieer es seen as she ' arrived at the hotel, despatched aMs le Lewd idelilea, and that his lordship immediately came Se the end remained several hours alone in her aempany, dark. It would be shown that in an action for aided conversation, at the instanmeat Mr. Hawkins agaizat Iced Malden, in the Cou of Qmsea's Beach, hie 17 consented rt to • verdict expalmit him for 520/ 18 = damages and costs bad ruse beam paid. Subeenasatly a suit for divorce was institettni lag Mr. itswkisa la the En. clesiastical Court, and a done premised etdinwee a mama et thoro. Oa that state at dab bay _Weed, he (Mr. Talbot) submitted th at the patitioser wouldM entitled to the relief proposed by this bill. It was proposed by the sixth clause that the child born on the 3rd - of June, 1851, should not be deemed the lawful issue of the said Septimns Moore Hawkins. This was following the precedents in the eases of Ileatheote's divorce and Maclean 's divorce last ses sion, though in the louse cue the clause was expunged from the bill when it went before the House of Commons. A great many witnesses were called to support the state ment at the bar. _ _ Captain Foreman, a retired officer of the army, living at Ryde, Isle of Wight, deposed that he was intimately ac. quaintod with the late Colonel Rennie, and had known his' daughter, Mrs. Hawkins, front childho od. He was present at the ' e, at the parish church of Cariabrook, in Iq. It too place with the sament of the relatives of hlr. and Mrs. Hankins, who wan then a little over 21 rears of age. lie had many opportunities of seeing them, and thy appeared to be happy lad smatortable. Dr. Martin, a physician Pnetising in the Isle of Wight, deposed to t he affection which existed after the • • . Mn. Hawkins was afflicted by an incipient disease of t e chest, and he, as her medical adviser, urgently renew. stated 'plass her accompanying her husband to a cold cliff, sod it was on that account she remained at the Lb et wirlL The dews et Pis. Hawkins's embarkation for and totem teem Aludes b Haglund were spoken to by the sergeant et tin NW Regiment, by Mr. Hawkins's servant, sal le M. J. Cf. Chirney,fof the War-eilim , who stated, he uss, that Mr. Rawlins was with bie regi ment in New Diweswisk hem the did of July, 11//4, M the ids of Mink 11111. Sone 'dims woe sine gives is up pers of the sishowel es tow snug sedisaies of Mn. Hawkins *win les bseberre shines. Lord linesbess, busover, mum' a hubt u to the insufflelemep et Ihs Wines es alas plat, especially as to the micas tam qm! sesTt ;era evidene was the tatiewhip : Nadu* Oen, waiter at Cha's Hotel. that Ma. ll:terbium ere the,. .bsat da redo* la he Mite 2nd ed ihmember, leile. Mr lad speetnsome ea int Pow. smillber maid eel AIM wen hied es the third hear, in a roman pert of theta& we immedhiely sedum* Ma, and gave a mote le be Mimed he Lard Malin, at his re sidence in Downetreet. Hie Nolan come treader, mad wu shows up le Mee. lharkiels nom. Tea wee de about hilliest eh. Oman wee k the nen i Wilma did en me Lewd MMus amain till alee o'ciesh—es hie held* was emir down stairs to hen the betel. Wines thee wait up Main to the &swim. room, hat did met me lbs. Hankies. The tea wee en mocha& It was thew spelle ma sad he lighted the candles' they bad ameba= Mrs. Mrs. Hibbs's, who keeps the= . lol Deterkereb, while Mr. and Mn. Hawkins rmilel, daps* that while Ma. llawaiao livid there aloes is rifted mad w wined by the best sedety in the neighleudiesel. Alter the gnus at Mullawklas witness did eateheree anything te Mhos her to think that MitHawkina was le the ftley way.- @holed become a little stouter, bat the.. was so apseasmsee of pow nasty. Os the easing ef the fed el J_ Mr. Hawkins pan a pasty to anent -homer, but MM. Hawkins wu not there, liavint ei c s eut is the afternoon. On her return she &MI =wa g said 'WOW* advised her te take a = sil issedy awl le bed. Van Nen the morning wham by he *see& _ in Mn. Hawkins'. bell. Hawkins dinned tin rial aid should be net for. Witness wont lan the eM Mrs. Ilawkies said she wee meek semeireed at her at that early leer, awl all she weelled we. Chet ..ether nee skald be peepend fee Mr. Hankie, who wee the eve of the nom. I nem wee pupated. mad the wheels them nee end a Mrs. Hawkins's Amber, dose she hued her is Melee' pain, sad .anal assistance. Mew Owe Mee. Hawkin hgaaww %lll l.l z child ; that wee White the arrival of a aa.ilaalwma. /he desired wham Se Wine Mr. Hemline of the nen. She went mad pan that preismes im idea of what had lamp • asdito se hameln meed ht peat eseettneties, surprise, end anger. He aly ardetel a Ned wad away, tad she bed an den area him.M aimless rs. Hawides re maimed et the Wei Ae Aso* these woks. Yr. Red Mn. Hawkins astupied the erne behehember, eel then was only ems bed ia the team. Mr. Vreilke,a annece, she was oiled in lie me lire. Hawkins, when she wee 1111111111 ill, deposed to the Net of the birthed the and. It mem a tall-ben sled. Mr. J. I. Menlo, the Nell) wargese, atteeded Mn. Hawkinson eau the birt► nue wee edebttbat the chiki was tall bent. He miniewed n anted her till she left the imbed. He waa ea unmans teems with the family, sad bed ease Na.. Hawking about a mem& beam She was I. her meal house dram, awl though sies_Appeared a little meow than she bad revise* hew le didteet attri bute It to premtency. Fee a meanest it Minsk his rend that prepesey might be he nue% b et knewriag the isa possibility of this be did not snow the haproesion to con tinue. The Lord chancellor—Did Ton 006110 to that conclusion from your knowledge as a medical man, or from the fact of Mr. Hawkins's absence _ _ Mr. Martin said the impression *did not dwell on his mind, and he at once attributed the 'Outfits& to disease. Lord Brougham—Suppose Mr. Hawkins had been living with her, should you bare formed the opinion that it was not pregnancy ? Mr. Martin said he should then probably have formed an opinion that she was pregnant. On the morning in ques tion he saw Mr. Hawkins two or three times, and his de meanour was certainly not that of a person who expected what had befallen him. No preparations whatever had been made for the birth of a child. Dr. Martin was recalled, and stated that he attended Mrs. Hawking early is the year. For certain roams be put the question to her if she was pregnant, and she add that she was not, and that ahe Ld acme time previously miscarried. He, therefore, ranibated the result whieb had induced lii4ipat the question te disease. He had no roman Ss Mery The aims es walreacileed demises of the Clisedist at Bosichurch, stated that he was at the peaty gives . Hawkins on the evening of the tad of 'alp, and Mrs. Simkins spent the seeming with Mrs. Wright. Mr. Hinkle nisi as be ant atoning about Az, ia relation to what lied 'warred at lb* Intel. Mr. Jinni= was Tay miserable, aid &this (Mr. Wright's) Potion did not oil Mrs. Hewbias, but at 011C0 went off to consult with his Mends in Lando'. Ile (Mr. Wright) very often saw Mrs. Hawkins, and had no reason to sup pose that site was in the family-way. Hr. and Mu. Haw kins seemed to be perfectly happy. He was very kind tn, atd very proud of her. She is a person of considerable ab.lity, and she appeared to be much attselied to her husband.. Proof hare' been g&ran of the promedings in the action at law sgainat Lord Unities, and of the smiths the &deal. utical Court, and that the damages and costs had been paid by Lord Malden, Mr. Talbot said he should take another opportunity of tendering the evidence of Mr. William Hawkins and of Mrs. Hawkins 's maid. Mr. Hawkins. the petitioner, warn now In attendenca, in accordance with the standing °Acre of the house ,• but as he was under sailing orders he (Mr. Talbot) trusted the house would not require him again to attend. The Lord Chancellor said the house would dispense with the further attendance of Mr. Hawkins. On tho motion of hie lordship, the further hearing of the evidence was postponed vine die. EQUITY COURTS.—YEsnammr. name ran Loess JOOTICAO or Amass. Its az Certain°, A LUNATIC. Sir W. P. Wood and Mr. W. Morrie appeared in support of an ex parte petition by the daughters and coheiresses, and next of kin of Mrs. Cumming, praying the confirma tion of • report made by the Master in J y last, where ia he approved of a Min Louisa Baker as committee of the person of the lunatic, and to discharge the order of the court made in November last, appointing a nurse and other servants and attendants to be about the person of the lunatic, and that the petitioners might be at liberty to appoint others in their place. It prayed, alro, that committees of the estate might he appointed, and that the coats incurred in executing the com mission might be referred for taxation to the master. The learned counsel stated that the proposed committee was a person well known to the lunatic, with whom she had been acquainted for 16 years. The applicants did not propose to make any change in the residence or treatment of the lunatic, or to require payment of the costa when taxed during her life. On the contrary, it was proposed that she should, while she lived, have the full enjoyment of her in come, the taxation being merely asked in order to an,. rtain the amount of costs, with a view to a grunt being made be the court to Indemnify the petitioners for the costs incurred in the lunacy. Their Lordship. said the order they should make, sub ject to what might arise out of a cross petition, which was placed in that day's paper, would be to direct the petition to stand over as to that part of it which related to costs. They would not interfere • ith what the master had done as to the appointment of a committee of the pence, but it must be distinctly understood that the lady was not to be removed feces her present residence without the leave of the court. Mr. Rouudcll Palmer and Mr. Southgate were then heard in support of a cross petition, praying that direc tions might be given for traversing the lunacy, leave fur which bad been obtained ftoin the Lord Chancellor, and that in the meantime all proceedings in the lunacy might be stayed. They urged that as the competency of Mrs. Cumming to exercise& discretion as to the propriety of asking for a traverse had been recognised by the Lord Chancellor, it would be a great hardship to permit those attendants who were about her person, by her own desire, to be removed and others substituted in their place. The efleet upon her mind might be such as to defeat the tra verse, leave to institute which had been obtained, and thus to establish the lunacy for which tho parties' seeking the custody of the alleged lunatic contended. Until the result of the traverse was known the proper course was to proceed as if there was no lunacy, and not to remove those attendants who were approved by the lady herself. So, with regard to the costs, they contended that these should abide the result of the traverse, and that it would be bard to charge the lady's estate with the casts of an ineffectual commission, should the traverse he sue meal: _ _ _ Lord Judos Yid& Brom said the* he sad his learned brother wen bother upleimithet diebsmitetiln.Cumm lug would he besteessoltodtryfateribeing dthr wet at all, or in ; hz ia m slightest degree, with the meat system of her ems ; but that there wee as mesa why the itemmldee desksid act be oWskl., and the peat made at suss. Om. isswever. obsoM he Wow that, providonally, the ieeelE• et doe Wes peopeoty dread be resolved as it would lam beta If the gems bed am been mods. The order finally wade was Oat the order of November, 1861, showid Mud. OM dove Ib he a committee of the per sea, sod • grewe se the meals, the Memo to be paid to Men Ossuelog lona The mmadtese to los allawed to have MINN at all resseeside Vies. - - I:lpen its being ohjested thee by the order of November Dr. Winslow had • sontad as es the visitors to be admitted, it was, with their brafkbare peeenkdon, arranged bctwien the parties on both sides Uwe, la ease this control should be ezercired objectionably, these &mild be an appeal to their lordships, or to either of thew separately, upon the matter. Novas Clca-Csasomum Tramm EVANS r. Tea NORFOLK EsTVARY CoMPANT. The arguments in this case hare occupied the court fur several days. His Honour now gave judgment, and said the bill was filed by the plaintiff as treasurer of the Eau Brink Drainaite . Commissioners, against the defendants, praying for as injunction to restram the company, their servant. and agents, from permitting certain apertures in the south and north ends of the marsh cut to continue open, and from making any other apertures, so as to allow the water of the Ouse to flow into the cut until such cut was made and completed according to the act of parliament, and ac cording to the award of the surveyors appointed by virtue thereof, and from making an embankment acree the Ouse, and from doieg any other act whereby the free discharge of the Ones should be prevented er the drainap of Use county impeded. His Honour, having recapitulated the facts and arguments, said be came to the conclusion that the injunction must be continued to prevent the company from making any em bankment acme the Ouse, and must also be granted to restrain them from allowing the water to remain in the cut, and also to restraie them from injuring the drainage or navigation. THE METROPOLIS WATER SUPPLY COM. TTEE. Yesterday, the select committee, consisting of Mr. Beek, u (Waimea), Lord Seymour, Kr. liVaDagh, Mr. Ellis, and Kr. Barrow, met so amain* (Bean No. I), and proceeded to hi:gimes.. The temeadttetemem was filled wads the seramentative, of the various sestregelime water ere The Gemanatest Water Bill referred for eassibestios t• thh essmdttee, &Hers anterially, it may be neselemed, in its abresehmt sad objects from that proposed to be Pam Jsesd let seeks; the Aims of tie bW of het Selde• Mktg to Ise the Mee eslosiog msompoillee weer competes km OM sad te ateWsee to owe emotes) sys em of espervidus sad meted. The object of the peeset remse isted meseare is se Isere the water writs stag meeepelis is the hells alphas seterprise, but le - selgest the eirspeees Se setae ._LL es se mends the seems of sepply, eel the seek le which the supply h to be ed. mbsissered. _ Mr.Eieia JUIN, Q.C., Mr. Mellor, Q.C.. and Mr. Plena appeared is mow% of the ...moment bill ; and Mr. ihmtuest Wear ham 1?1.C.. Mr. Talbot, Q.O , Mr. lassweeffe,Mr. Zestire. Alemmisr, Mr. Wells, and semsema ether esseed. ter the wow empasise. TM hew Chelemm. review to the semeromement of =mil be reseetted the abeam km the ONE- Imes fiesism. she bid lemided • ably ever tie Isiestlipalim Mt meals% mei be hal. ea the part et Mat memellbs. *eat the eruditesemmet he the amisiesse they bad sesheed the es that seesdes. Ile Imseed the estimMele meld be Mewed with a eimbe exceed et maims. on the present memies, wish a Ms to teme=imerj w as meek as mediae easehteelly impartest eimeir at the twig. Mr. lacer, this. in es able Mime et time beam ridthe ems es Welt et the gmemment memo. Be ealled m the eammittee as per the preamble of the Com Ms. amieset linUaliONAK IS the of the Water mie. elpeeted tlmt the of the bill was eat, is the fret bummer, as be prened, bet that evideac• abenld be adduced by the promoters in support of its various pervid Mr.JAMES replied that the investigation of last year had fully established these propositions. No far the mea sure rested on its owe ments ; but he would, if the com mittee thseght necessary, adduce further evidence. Ile iMred the &set of the objection was confusion, and con roepared dairy. _ _ The amaiNoll dewed the now and on rc-adedision de cided that wi Piwidq they would in the Ant initiate prosomiuldt tlt pumbis id the bill wily, and that they wadi dna hue it widow of the esiipenies sgainet it, hut tat yousubb read be int the subject of dad wen, end Ai fry semall tam airisibui through the vs aouc prepaid.= samilastl babe dom. The committee rase et fear a'allealk. EASTERN UNION RAILWAY. Yesterday an adjourned meeting of tide company wee held at Medley a Hotel, Bridge-street, Blasktrian, to conclude the regular hal4learly business of the company, and to ►eeeive the report of the committee appointed on tUr 27th of Fehraary, to effect en arrangement with the le.a,tern Cutuatiee Railway ; Mr. COIIIIIOI.D. M.P., is the ebsb. The advertisement examining the Meetieg we read by the Chairman, who waist' that at the het akeetisi there were two clauses in the report of the enswasive ematune to which tome exception was taken, end le 14 thesehee, here proposed to amend the report la *see twe_ partisehas. First, in respect to the segoelatios paid* will the atm Valley Railway; and, neat, with rehmnim W dm dinged claim of the late secretary. V pea thew cools he &NM propose that the reports tad esesuale yeessated M the general meeting of shareholders ea the 276 se February last be reeeived and wisps& wtr Ilts map lion of that - part of the eseeutire commitises report reference to the proposed arbitration ages the rosiest e 7 the Stour Valley lease, and also ilea MIS question Mg the alleged claim of the late eseeetesy. With receptions the report would be submitted to arm Iraq in its original form. With respect to the bill new Whin parliament, it was proposed to amend it before it wee }se. muted to the shareholders fur their approval. The adop tion of the report, as amended, would not pledge tit twat iug to the adoption of any principles in the an sow pointed out ; and, therefore, he trusted that the reedatien of the directors might be agreed to by the proprietima He concluded by moving that the report of the executive eem mittec (which has already bean published in the Deily News) be adopted. After some diseussion, and the proposal of several amend ments, which were lost, The CH•111,11AN pet the original resolation—that the report, se amended, be adopted. The motion was areal to, subject to a protest from Mr. Let &Mr Stowe, on the ground that one of the auditors had expremed himself dissatialled with the accounts. A rewletion was then passed giving power to the soli citor of the company to bonds,'a clean inoo the bill or bills now before parliament esthwrinlng the shanbolders to reduce the body of diretioto to say ambet sot leas then moo. - 411 - se• el thanks !wrist boss rod to the shobsua, Ur =oft isponasi THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1852. THB POLICE COURTS. SOUTHWARK. as ellen, in the royal navy, wn charged under the in : Theme Oliver that be ie repenter ofdie Railway Colln•berres. in the Old Xemoverk and that between 12 sad I ease that gamin he was awakened by the pri nt/1W VW 1111•11 *MI to vas drown up to • bilg 4 6. OM io vWth deMbillat slept, and the hltwit. baring retired to Won Wang a none in toads nen, got up sad want dews stairs, and the prisoner with a lighted stalls la kis hand in the periper. Se eppeared very ass* gestand when arced whit be wee Meg thin, hot at hog* tad he wished to go wt. They bed NM high weeds an the saideek when con. plalnant iatinated that be should give the prisoner into custody upset the sharp of obtaining admildam imto his haste fort =se a robbing it. The Omer rosset e d drat be Ind either lest wr been rehired 7"0::::11. Bask et Ennead notes I. the hewn, wad that he IMO the penes who had nest right to cosepiein. The anglensat added that he thou called a paining& and gave the enema late custody. TIM Worm" said he bad engaged a bed at the above house, and that whoa be get up.stairs he toned, on examin ing his p a ds that be had either lost ar hen rehired of three 51. nets% whisk wen hided up in the netilltele of his halt-pay. It occurred le his that he lost thin Is the hoses, end he certainly did le down stain with a view to Ink for *snow weU he see whether be seek. ands nay inhisaWsa et hb leas teen resent who night he la the bum at the tine. Ile wand - isne the parieur, and hod Jut Wend when the tow plainsat OMB is after hin, and they had espyy ahem*. nom, which resulted ha his having bear laws le the station been. There & added thatz e r=o the arrival of the pepnent for the lo rid& be i = t pret at that hoer .the night in bednibint deep; Is* ln (pshirr) refused to comply. MC Clain WWI denend wtd? W et.plwia.t if he bad side the The sampleint admitted the hat, and mid that he would Jed. ban Imem milsiled if the primmer had paid him for the _ _ - 11;71okiii—In yew stalsmod you sum ..msed this very inipsobiat akonnistaass. That if he boil paid for his bed lon weal/ not lava gloss him into enstody Compisissat—Csetskly att. What I let him in he melted ma if I could lot him have omit of my daughters to sleep with Ws. do* a spostion onstioil astonishment, and lisformat him that ha was ia a ki n d of bow to that which he imagised ; and Oda Mind no to lay swat , a ft er prisoner Milled to his room, sad to bear I him afterwards", down stake. Tim eitostad heeded the magistrate certain dosaments, to slow tilt holm ma Mika in the navy ; and its d e cl are d thatthroe was no truth in the accusation preferred against Mr. Heenbis raid the eamplehrant admitted thatbe would sot hays ems the assumed Ms custody if he bed paid fur the bed ; Mimeisms be was net justified in tasking such a slow essissol Ides. that ed entering his house for the pur pus of iseineelliMp • Mary. This was a very 1060 m ac suistke, end we whisk aught not to have bee s mad e un d er the ciressestaares, end he should therefore a t once dis charge the complaint ; sad the accused, if he th oug ht Epearls for as mottos for false imprisonmi et Mat puss who had pless bins into custody on the THAMES. awry Stokes, a foreman In the employ of Mears. John ant Allred BVIlt. engineers, of the Steam-mina Works, basins% we aryl with awaiting Wm. newsy War nano& apposilse to the ems lbw The olleherkes, usher whose orders, as foreman, the =eirwee pissed by Messrs. Myth, had entered the et ill bn M miss lbw "meters' declaration." The beweest, bebsesei be the party, though not :e2a so bb riety, et the Easioesrs, and not =almibkl 6 lilue ihseider to withdrew kora the t a plowere, we time work of the society by wag suseysime awl to the establialweimt. It men dm that be had seeblei the ity of the heseees. szil w =ri fussiest and Warman lailLest e = s ie the did set Oak the blows, but omplainod that he lei reosieed wet peewseettea. r. liesti eed the illeftembot bai se alibi la &Ow the boy at aW, bat, ia isaaldarallia a/ lberevasallsa liVellp he should Ise him 10s. and milk Lamm Lamming „ ..... 11101.12111111 DASLIMITON SNAP Beano= o.w. N.W. LI. IL W.L W.N.W.I Ni.. Or.t1.14••••• !lard Wind o..ntle l more Gentle lireelr Gentle lircaar Gentle Breese , eals _ _ dosi') Brew Cam _ I Partially CUM, ("meow thereat Cloodien oyricaat Cheroot Ir!" Cr Partially Cloudy Goth Ernst THE WERT INDIA MAIL PACKET SERVICE.— Some serious notice, it is expected, will be taken by the government, of the failure of the West India Mail Packet Company to bring home the middle of March mails from the Antilles and the Pacific in proper time. Instead of reaching England on the 20th ult., they were not reported yesterday as having arrived, and the outward mail of the 2nd instant was despatched to tho West Indite without replies to the advices and correspon dence the March mails contain. This has put the whole mercantile community, engaged in the West India and l'acifie trade, to the most serious inconvenience. The only efficient remedy, it appears, that can be devisee' to prevent such mishaps in future, is to insist on the West India Company forming an establishment at St. Thome, for the repair of their steamers when damaged, or to keep an extra steamer at St. Thomas to bring home the mails, or to perform intercolonial service whenever a steamer is out of repair. At present the company only keep on their foreign station just the number of vessels competent to per form the mail service, provided they are all in as clNcient state and if anent them ',leaks down, or is otherwise out of re p a ir, there is no other alternative than to send her to England, and to make her perform mail aervice on her homeward voyage. LIMERICK, ENNIS, AND KILIALOL—At a meet ing of the shareholders of this company, held in Limerick, on Wednesday, it was decided by an overwhelming majority that the MOMS should be wound up and the company Ws solved. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 30th March, 11132, is Ills. 21.1. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 211. Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 235. 31d. '1 ho average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 20e. 41d. BRISTOL, APRIL 2. Bros& —We are still In the same inactive state as that reported last week; the market is quite bare of samples, and the only arrival with sugar since our last is the Araby Maid, from the Mauritius, the cargo of which vessel is not yet landed. Refiners' produce is not quite so much inquired for, anu to effect large sales some slight concession would have to be submitted to. In rum we are still without transactions. LtvintrooL, Aram 2. The sales to-day are :—Sugar-130 hints. Barbadoos, 291. O. to 355. ; 200 bags Benares, 31s. Gd. to 325. 3d. ; 270 bags Mauritius, 305. ; 70 bags Navin', 19s. Gd. L 20s Coe/ea-100 bags Native Ceylon, 40a. Rice-15 cube Caro lina, 18s. 3d, ; 600 bags East Indian, 10s. 6d. Jute-1,200 bales, 61. 10s. to 131. 17s. W. ealtpotro-100 bags, 28s. lid. (61 per cent.) COTTON.—LivenrooL, Arnir. 2.—The middling and lower qualities of American cotton are id. lower during the week. At the same time. Orleans of fair quality and up- wards, with staple, are firm and steady in price, and, wo might also add, are tomi.what scarce. Surats are dull, but not quotably lower. Brazils, as previously reported, are quite steady, with a tendency in some instances to advance. Egyptians, on the contrary, from recent arrivals being abundantly on the market, afford a liberal choice for the buyers. The new crop of Egyptian, so far as they have yet been brought forward, prove to be of suund, though not generally of fine staple. The better until, however, are freely taken by consumers at a paying rate to the importers, though at • reduction from previous quotations. Sea Island are scarce, but steady. On the subject of crop in America, the general estimate appears to be rising in favour of a larger quantity than wo had previously reckoned upon, and the receipts at the ports would seem fairly to justify this inference. This consideration lies no doubt had its legiti mate influence on our market, and will continue to give a check to speculation, should further advices confirm those we have lately received. 2,120 American and 50 Bahia are reported to have been taken on speculation, and 3,350 Ame rican and 380 Surat for ezpurt. Sales ter the week, 30,750 bales. 110SIERY, dte.—Lsterwrga, April 2.—Wcols and yarn, remain without ►lteration. There is a little more doing by the manufacturers in the way of employment. The home spring demand is rather more active, and a few more shipping orders have been received in the market, but be low the usual avenge. CORN.—CUELINFORD, April 2.—There wee a fair sup ply of Wheat at market to-day, and prices gave way about is. per qr. on red, and sca:cely so much on white ; 40s. to 425., red ; 455. to 485., white, barley . but little malting offering; the season now erawing to a close, the best qua lities were easier to buy. Leans in leu supply, and rather lower in price.; LINCOLN, Aped 2.—\W 'e had • fair supply of Wheat at our market to-day, which was taken oil slowly at • trifle under late prices. Barley very dull. The same may be said of all other articles. Wheat, red, 375. to 405.; white, 43e. to 465. Barley, 2.55. to 31s. Oats, 19s. to 225. Livitaroot., Aram 2.—The principal point worthy of notice in the corn trade is the falling oft in the delivery of English Wheat, as published in the Gazelle. This week's return is 72,981 quarters, against 83,126 quarters last week, and 107,374 quarter, the preceding week. There was a fair business doing at this morning's market. Wheat was WlWl dared to be Id. per bushel lower than on Tuesday, but American flour was not so easy to buy at late rates. No change whatever in the value of other articles. Arrivals into Liverpool from 30th March to let of April, inclusive : Wheat, 13,611 qrs. ; Barley, 1,696 ; Malt, 1,388; Oats, 4,866; Beans, 7,413; Peas ' 30; Indian Corn, 690; Oat meal, 2 767 sacks; Flour, 2,476 lacks sod 1,73.3 brls. WAX EFIELD, April 2.-The arrivals'of grain are moderate this week. The Wheat trade is dull ; prices of this day se'n night are, however, generally maintained, with little doing. Barley sells slowly, at rather receding rates, except for choice fresh samples. Oats and Shelling as before. Beans without alteration. The tollowing are the quotations :- Wheat, per qr., 601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, acw red, 425. to 435.; extra, Its. ; new white, 445. to 455.; extra, 49*. ; Norfolk and Hunts, new red, 38s. to 40s. ; extra, 421. ; new white, 395. to 41s. ; extra, 435. ; Lineoln• shire end Cambridgeshire, new red, 36.. to 10s.; extra, 425. ; new white, 365. to 41e. ; extra, tit. ; Yorkshire new red, 365. to 395. ; extra, 40s. ; new white, 17s. to 411. ; extra, 431. ; Datable and Konigsburg, white, 41s. to 4,is. ; extra, 475. ; Lower Baltic and Ilamburgh, red, 38s. to 40s. ; extra, 444. ; Mediterranean, red, 325. to 36*. ; extra, 375.; Old English, red, 36.,. to 435. ; white, 46.. Barley, per Imperial qr., Nor folk and Suffolk, 280. to 30s. • extra, 31s. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 281. toils. ; extra , Scotch, 275. to 305.; extra, 31s. Beans, per 6311 e. to tho bushel, small, fine, 30s. to 33s ; ticks, 30s. to 31e. ; forein, 275. to 295. Oats, per stone, j mealing, new, 9d. to 10d. ; feeding, 10d. to 11d. ; foreign, ed. to 9;d. Shelling, per load of 2611b5., 2.55. to 265. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 395. Peas, per qr. im perial, blue and white boilers, 28s. to 290.; extra, 30e.; grey and feed, Ns. to 275.; extra, 28s. Rapeseed, per last imperial, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign, 211. to 23!. Lin seed, per imperial qr., 43,. to 481. Imports during the week : Wheat, 6,628 qrs. ; Barley, 1,264 ; Oats, 324 ; Beans, 1,781; Peso, 6 ; Shelling, 290. CATTLE, &c. EXETEIL, April 2.—The market was well supplied this morning ; but busi ne ss generally was quiet. For befit Beef 7s. N. could but in few instances be obtained, 71. Cal. wu the ruling figure. Working oxen can not bo quoted higher than last week—from 121. to 141.; Cows and Calves were plentiful, and the pikes ranged from 81.8 e. to 121. Barreners about the lame as last, from Ss. to ss. per score. Butchers' Calves were from 40. to sd. per lb. The Sheep market was abundantly stocked, and, although business was dull, quotations were firm. Prime small wethers sold at from Nil. per lb. ; large, 6d. ; ewes, from 41a. to 6d. per lb. The supply of Pork Car cases was not quite so large u last week, and prices were a trifle higher, ranging from 6s. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per score. MALTOit PalAseux Hunaz Snow.—This annual show commenced on Monday last, when there wee a moderate attendance of dealers. There was a general scarcity of good Horses, but the few shown were soon sold. Good coach Horses, SO& to 801. ; sound aged nags, 301. to 501. each. Common Horses had a dull I.lle, at from lbt. to 201. each. YORK PALMSON FAIR, April I.—We had only a mode rate supply of lean Cattle, and few buyers. Good-broil short horns, in steers, heifer., and drip cows, had the call of the market, whits; Irish Cattle were almost unnoticed. We had a little rain on Tuesday last, but dry weather again commencing, caused little business to be done. Calving and dairy cows met with heavy sale. GLASGOW, April 2.—There were at yesterday's market 692 Olen and 994 Sheep. The supply of cattle was larger than last week, sod the quality of a superior description, but prices were much the same. Best as Beef, 44.. ; cur rent, 40e. to 425. ; inferior, 325. to 365.; all sold. The mar ket was supplied with Sheep, and the demand good. Best aged wethers, Md.; current, 51. to oid.; inferior, lid. ; all sold. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1352. The State of the Wading at each et the following puke at /411141 o'clock y morning. The atatteas ate =anted la afar of ifiltado. Wow et now Miami. !Oma. gAerinse aßriswicu Ootauseas S.L Wong Orem E. Gentle r .r.eee E .N.E. Gentle Breese N.L. Neonate,. L Geode BRIM S:rt= ILL Off= &north eif I State of Weather. Witt. Pardativ newly Panially Cloudy Pan Lally Cloudy Fantails C't,:asty ano Pat tialliCkawly Partially Mad, Partially Climb THIS DAY, NOON. Cairn of Wbal. Wraith of Whtd. mate of Ow Wuttber. ILLIL Strong Beam. Fair The mama best the following elates did not reach thin WIN in tAme Sim palisades yesterday ; they therefore ladiente the Mies et the weather on Thursday morning at Was °Weak. ' From tAs LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, April 2. -- BANKRUPT& James Unit. Drubs, I.antarblre, bat manufacturer, to eurreuder April 20 and May 11, at 12, at 311nebeslarCutut. tio!., Doyle, Manchester; oR. mode., From, Manchester. WILY sis [lawny, West Driffisid, Vcrlohlre, b-errer, April 21 and Mare, at la, at Leeds i44art at Kionstonvilmu llud. twl. , Innen, Great Drlffield ; off. aging, Csrriek, lu 11. Wihumi 1 / 1 04101141T1W1, Macings'aid, Cheshire, silk asanafiseturer, Apell 12 and May 7, at 11, at Wattmeter Couch Sole., ingirta bothaas, Macclesfield, Johnsen and On, Temple, Leedom, and Ilitelarrook and Co., Manchester • off. mtg., Lee, Manebesiee. 111110 hOOTT 111.CI:LLOCTI, ILII*I7O . Of. draper, April 16 and May 6, at 11, at Livermwd Court &4.., gole and Co., Aldsrmaubsay, and Dodge, Liverpool; oe. warm. Mid. D 71617016. tiIIMPON. rt Neat*, ItunUngthriul.ire, bootmaker, April 16 of 121, ant May 14 et 11., at nagllgintli-StrOtt. Say Abdomen, I nwan dual ers, (Delimt street; off. wag., Wuhan, Alder masibusy. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENLA. Juan 014771.17001. Jun., Derby, lend nstreballt—tat„ay. of 4d., April 2, sad two subeequent trlda)a, at Iretleston't, Nottingham. 'Dorm Oimotan, Inroy, Lineal, nautifaraurcr -Ist div. of tn. 6 4 6 .• April 1, and two subsequent lentils... at Div Nottingham. Ilariroun, Inentlngliam, grocer—let dlr. of 7s. cid., April 6, April 20, and two sublica,treht alternate I uesdsys, at Initheston's, Mirmbigbam. LausanoWit?PaTn, Golilsawli : ternee, Shepherd's-bush, builles -Ist die. of April and three eutwentaint Thuredoy, at 13swinglmit• street. Wicuaer Wont*, limingliallogreet, City, warehouseman-Ist div,e l b. ed., April g and Mom bubsequent 3 Itraday', at titandold's, besinaluliwireet. PIVIDENIM.-April 21. J. [Milroy, Wharf-roal, City-road, coal ni er -April 23. J. Pam, New ci indoor, betcabire, buduer -April 27. B. billings, IlArlaw, !Mex. sictuslar - Aprli 24. 0. Itunyard, Mark lane, City, 'talisman -April .4. C. Isurdos, 73!:. Died, steel tuner-Aprilramufac -23. J. sbok 1111,e-end-road, builder- Aped 13. J. M. Plaznien l ' Ardpatewtrect, City. tailor - April 23. U. F. Gardener, Rayleigh, him z, gram-April 27. J. Gray soul H. Wil. Maar, Chester, entoncers -April 23. 11. ll.mtr, Illackfriarwroad, lirrendrapi r -April ‘3. J. Upward, Maceleelichl, t'lleshire, milk mrou facturre-.Cpttl 24. J. Mont, keigew.ini.rosd, draper -Apra 23. Sir Y. C. Knowles, Queen-street, May-fair. hmker -April 21. J. Marsh3d, Southampton, coal merchant-April 2.. J. S. Maraball,Goswell-rusu, CArkenwell, boot cad Owe dealer- April 23. T. Pope, Kolbrocke, Kent, cooker-per-April 23. R. N. Reece, Noirgatewti,et, Gly, woolwodnipet -Aprii 13. J. F. tolby, Poole, timber mi reliant-Aped 27. It. Sutcliffe, Warriogton, Lunr.shire, cotton nliinteactur, r -limy 7. R. Tlmrwoul, Newnwtle upon-Type, enpil:e budder-April 24 R. Tipper, Maiden-lanc, City, w hid/male statmuty - April 23. 11. C. Ver. bike, Adam's-court, City, merchant. ChIatIPICATES to Wire:wad, mem, cause be shown to tot contrary on UN may of meeting. April 27. 0. Cheethain and G. W. Gill. Stroud and Finabury, Kent, shipwriglits-Aprll 23. G. Law, lbarow-road, hatter-Aped 23. T. J. ',bug► sad C. W. Lewis, Great St. Iltlelit, liiptiopegatoatrect Within, drymlters-April 23. C. Lucas. It. Wink oven, and E. Rood, Manchester, colic* printers-April 20. M. Mouthril, InciMarn De construe, miller-April 23. J. 8, Orford sad W, KO ikh.un. Manch ester, ' paper hangers-April IL C. J. Powell, Kingston, (Mayer-April 24. J. 11. oltulprow and 1). C. U. Loner, Mark. lane, City, general martin:ate -Aped 21. J. B. Taylor, I4vrrpol..Canirato.lol2 rgeut -Kay 7. R. Thurman, NewcasCe.cpcn.l ;re, roadie border. PAMrNEKaillPn..lll6ll4ll.l'Bl), . . F. B. Adams and J. Adam., Ht. John'isonare, Clerks:writ, watch manufacturers. 8. Alsibury and W. Clark, Seigle', Staffordshire, batty miners. D. Ainsworth and I.llenctlf, khuiebster, gem rap warehouo-men. U. Almmorth and W. ISvis, balutuit, Latieshire, IlltiLuLettarea of fancy drills. J. V. ludinain and J. Canaan, Manchester, general rims's.= suns. J. P. Batsman and R. Inekinas, Liverpool, Ironmongery. W. liettioun, S. Benison, and T. Uotek, Kingstomupon-litilkhrea era, so far as regards H. BettSon. M. Brodie, It. T. brsdie, and W. Brodie, Morpeth, Northunticrlatat, woollen nianoEsturera, so tar as regards W. Brodie. A. Brown and 11. 'Poen, Lis rtiod, saio rs. B. Chantry and W. Cm.stry, Pinchbeck, Lineolrehlre, tar:arra. Sarah Crew and Anna Maria Money, Netherton, Worcestershire, lionised victuallers. .1. Cryci and J. Edmondson, Shipley. Yorkshire, pipes. W. ihrliugton and It. IL Estill, Livcipuol, wino and spirit met. Awl& R. Less and M. Bearden, Burnley, Lancashire, grocers. J. ItastitY and B. Findlay. Newcantle-mos-Tyne, brisk sakes. W. W. Fie:Sate, T. U. ryninere, and IL lc clerks, Cravenstrtet, Strad, anorak& so far as regards T. G. }Dimon& G. Frost and W. Frost, Old ISroadetree, City. A.O.ilover and W. Hoare, Kentslo-town and Hendon, Ilidulesex, brick- B. testae and T. Timmins, Birmingham, spectacle maker& W. Green and F. 71inamasn, Union-wharf, Medico, end inerrnant.. J. liardcante and W. J. Harriron, Aylesbury.drect sal tit. John. west, Us:Arnett], ebtesemioagers. B.llwhick, Jun., F. Unstuck, K. Ilosluck, and I. ilooluck. Hatton garen NW Gibraltar, manalaclur guldoulitho, no tar regorus L. Hisao*. 11. Holbrook and°. Rankest% Elverponl, merchants. T. Job" W. tipsy, aid R. Navy, Newport, Meareouthabire,gene ral carriers, so far as regard. - T. John 0. C. Meador, C. Foot, and U. knits, Idol-lase, City, wine met. assts, io far sot ;maids IL Foster. I. Nadirs! R. Clark, Laid& paler makes. J. Orrell, T. Osten, and W. Wighttnan, Edin'nrcib, contractors. T. Ravishment. T. It. U. Brooklyn, M. Far-per, W. Greco, J. Burred, and P. }sneer, Barnum, as the Est Ileums Sol Cowpony, to far as regsnki T. Rawatlturns. T. ttairsthorne, M. Forster, T. It. G. Braddt It, W. Green, J. Burrell, and J. Walker, Durham, as the South lirtumi Coal Company, tO far as roma& T. }Swaths's.. C. Belly ani 0. Storer, Cary-lane, Goldsmith's Ilan, London, m ma turating ailversmiths. 0. Sags: and J. L. Want, }Southold, lancishire, cotton J. blinsen sod T. molpion, }Attain, LitliC.ooltrt, Wks& E. tipettigue and U. Famine, Cranes y-lanu, law booksellers. J. de W. Spur and E. Allison, St. John, No. Crurssaik, and Lira , pool, inarehants. IL !Bothers, 0. Ram It Pitt, and L L. Stothert, Bath, engineers, so Le am regards H. Shobeit. H. Ty y and U. Bentley, Birmaighans,starapers of mem tools. John Walsh and Jams Watch. }lmam-Aar ; comma.. &tens. J. Walmaler, W. Baloney, and K. Kent, Was, tbropoblre, melees. J. Woollard and D. Annum, Inithin.lant, City, law osmium. E. Youngman and J. Ch. clay, Nublteuera, Yolousisguarc, bre°, maashotwitri. elcorcu SEQUESTRATIONS. WIUIAII Ew a Laegfurgan, Pertheibire, April 0 and 30, at the &an trum Hotel, Virtu. )eras BUCIIANAN and &or, Chrgaw, builders, April 9 and May 7, at the Albert Tavern. allarpow. Mon llenicruir, New Muokland, bees re, April 7 and n, at the Crow Hotel, GI: 'vie. Meurer llAnux d, t antburibing, tot keeper, April a and 20, at the king's Anna Ina, liaoruwei. Geonea M.Lannee and Sur, Glasgow, wLIALey deierri, Ault 9 and 29, at the Globe Ilutrl, Glariguw. Dun livatrear, Glragovr, baker, April 7 ami May 5, at the Eagle howl, (Marvin. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. Mika opened. Maw et lalimiy. abscissa. 18.51. 1862. 1851. 1862. - - Barnsa. - - 1 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast mad Ballymena 17 17 Belfast sad County Down 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc.,& Cheshire 1,430 1,360 26 Blackburn 86 86 Bristol and Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 94 91 Chester and Ilulyhead 26 1 641 807 3,621 3,907 7,974 8,142 2,144 2,342 - Cork, Blackrock, and Passage - 131 10 20 Cork and Bandon 21 86 Dublin and Belfast Junction 560 706 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda Bll 910 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 161 Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June 60.5 605 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 1 694 685 79 79 East Lancashire 1 3,7201 4,396 322 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolki 12,31.7 13,420 95 96 Eastern Union 1,911 1,988 844 893 lEdinbargh and Glasgow 1 3,30. 3,278 81 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 1,785 2,292 - 6 'Exeter and Croditon - 102 18 19 I Furness 1711 1711 tilaagow and South Western 3,60 81 3,769 238 2411 Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh 7,2481 10,867 188 188 Great Southern & Western(lr) 4,3471 4,617 261 277 Great Western 14,381 16,266 25 26 tlrish South Eastern 101 101 ' Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 14,770 16,892 39 39 Leeds Northern 12 12 Liverpool,Cmsby, & Southport 195 288 617 639 'London and North Western 6 London and Itlackwall 173 173 London, Brighton, and S. Coast 7,537 8,043 244 244 London and South Western 16 24 Londonderry and Enniskillen 173' 251 11 U Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. 1(18 116 1671 167 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln. 6,0011 6,472 9 9 Manchester and SouthJ unction 3921 611 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 580; 664 4961 4961 Midland 20,309. 21,768 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) C 1,027 i 2,735 37 37 Moiklands 7BB' 975 80 60 Newcastle and Carlisle .1,959 148 149 North British '3,0381 3,2.58 222 223 North Staffordshire 4,766' 4,780 47 47 North Western 6OOl 607 4.5 44 Scottish central 32 32 Scottish Midland 607 616 291 291 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 604 677 47 47 , hrewsbury and Choate, 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 1,8891 1,751 281 2881 , South Eastern 75 934 South Wale. 921. 1,267 69 77 SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goole 1,1471 1,348 39 39 Stockton and Hartlepool 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 899 900 25 26 Waterford and Limerick 13 184 West Cornwall 12 12 Whitchaven Junction 14191 184 293 3041 York, Newcastle , and Berwick 13,269 13,142 256 279 York and North Midland Fonclun. 152 162 Central of France 671 671 Dutch Rhenish 11 21, Maria Antonia 9ll 156 63 63 Montereau and Trams - 83 Namur and Liege 4121 4421 Northern of France 71 1344 Orleans and Bordeaux 1861 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Parts and Orleans 84 84 Paris and Rotten 5,661 6,405 107 194 Paris and Str.utburgh 6,011 8,618 59 69 Rouen and ]lnure I 2,3171 2,766 67 121 Toum and Nantes , 1,287 2,436 COMMUNICATION WITM !TIE MAIMITIOs.--There has been no postal communleatien to this eoutitiy from the Mauritius time January last. Not only did the mail boat friin the Mauritius fail to reach Ceylon in time for the ov. dead communication in February last, but it also failed to reach Ceylon in time for the mail which arrived in Eng land in March. This latter failure is altogether extraordi nary and unaccountable. MUNIFICENT 1/0/cATlow.—Miss Anna Barnett, of Brookfield House, Highgate Rise, in fulfilment of the tes tamentary wish of her deceased brother, Richard Barnett, Esq., late partner in the firm of Sir Henry Mous, Bart., M.P. and Co., has presented the administrators of the Li censed Victuallers' Asylum with 1,00111. to be applied to the Chapel Endowment Fund of the Institution. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Troia our cormskend Alt*, thv eih.ppie4 ...Mt.." a.nd'• e ucn CASUALTIES. Friedrich :Wilhelm Iv.. Block, of and hr Ihrzl,t fmri was stranded five miles north of 0,0, port in, pw night of Much 20, and it is doubtful if she can be gat oft crew 'aced.—Ronne, Bornholm, Much 22. Robert Scurfield, Robertson, ,of Nen wade, from Malta to Bremen, was in contact, became leaky, ;Slid sal;;. .41 th e Island of Mr:lnterne). ; crew and passengirs saved _ Emdcn, Much 27. SEABORNE MAILS. IN algolds that the malls are vent from th e General Peernete. r Ike night—awl II by %lee Lindner —flex p COUNTRIEd. Anierics(beiviLiviskit Auncribl Limited Slate. Lark, (by U.NiatanNibi Writs ( Wirt Cad) ' atesaildria• •• ?I Kraail Mier& Ayre..... k Cal al anal ori vt ant9/..0" plc t• it an•r4l AWCTita bilea t fr.c. N& arm.. ••••-. l i LUmburg .14 qrt daram :A.d tt t N laths (via KnothamA; Kars -Lite; alipaiarrAmaa(via ii& ;esti) ISt via Manisilles) N &vs .31 Yalta* X Napire• Paial 6:460 , i'enuattla ..... Peru rwmar • .... *41.4 lodiw N Wra Lodk. (sues IL var ma. an.l NaliMIS) M u : • tee lasaik to lltriv , tuath yeast via !knell Illy vim aids upi lu Crew,: hot- Oftue LA *dm. lApril 9 i April • Apnl N .... W.SB;;SiI of '9ll of the tent.th I' of the mean ,eakklitt.oitunt•thl i litho( th‘• ,:tl3l7tlattl,..t :•••.hi ~I.dettttl,•len Iludlit:tt • is: Telee!ell! 7t.b17t62Ab0l mm roods, ig Waimea. at Se w. 17th of tiv. anoutL' Failec rear ...... lethatilitbot asultb: 110th ot the to I Uttar./ id, OISIA.NtI• Ind of the M of tfut month 7t1it,1711.110,-7111 kaithof the !swab StLlSUalStioo! own Uhl S mw Ithlltlviitl.uf num leak ITetut Ih 15K1.V.t.4 tuun Iftin of the Ifs: of Om m 19'a~trlr You yul ARRIVEIL trim what 'Ns down: G Aprl 14 : 4 14ethaniptun - April to ripsuittli Dower Upper NnGtlaula; trt :1 olouttur;.'et Aproo 1 , I•Alorthani;:ooi Slooril. .Plyworouti•— Apra 4 -r lIM . ' 4 .4t.r..:2Lni!. • ; ILaudyn 6•r,. I i i [Addis : • • 4 r.., u nitt,,...pte , V.lrdi :o !ll.tylat• Al. 7. • , I 4 out..trni tot A;i7 . ~ Llovt ISoutliarkri, Avri Lictv . ... Ap ISL Ale 3 L Air.. Dam IAPri. I r Dover 'Apr , . thou, Apr . 2 C4ll.thar.lptoo Aprii 6 ,ut...lr.frt 47 ,i:nrch .1 liner souslusupt. e ,llara 11 yr MIA Wirt 0/ In coavvyt. ADIMIAL Moosaos —at Liverpool, April 2, from... . Atirit.t.e.—at Gravesend, April 2, from Al-1111—at Gnawed, April 2, from Austaosutax—st Gravesend, April 2, from I i •,.• AMIDAP-011 Liverpool. April 2, from New lo;cors ALI9IILANAS PIRIL —lit SWIIIIAti, April I, from l'll',l AO,ll. —ad 1" rtsmouth, Apra 1, from J1111.,,,A ABINAMON —at Gravesend, April I, lain Attars norms at Gravesend, April 2, fray ":.. 32:thae:'s LH/MOM “I. Gravesend, Ai HI 2, (Imo . ~.. 11,,ar Hasuar.Mircionat•- at Plymouth, Atoll I, ham 1 ortion 0011.031.141 L-0,1 Deal, Aprils , from Gammas—at Piltuneth, April I, from.. Cum—at Bristol, April 2, from .................a1. M:char:' a Due—at lima - mete!, April 2, from . .• • ............ ... Da Joirs—at Gravesend, April ?, from At,tertin DUIP4TCN—nt Grave...tad, April I, frum SL 'ller...A DI•SIA—At Gravesend, April 2, from DMlT—at Falmouth, April I, from Alciare.rt novas- at Falmouth, April I, from Aleaar.tha Davin—at WYReAbtolirll, March 31, from Etna—oft lkal, April I, from rex. ass Fromm LINZA—et Ipternsterin, Mirth 21, ifolll.. St Drautner !lust KILLICII —at Liverpool. April:, from at. Dor.. E.t.a—at Liverpool, April 2, from.... ..... . ..... ' Luau—at Gravesend, April I, fr0m......._ Harr—at Graves,nd, • -oil 2, - ....A:t iILIJCITT-st Grar.aid, - - p 1, /row VOL'S IttoructA -at Lirer - Apra I, Irma Ar " lotnaa—at Gravemul, Awl! s~~~::e, fr,,us S r~a~ )1.,- •y . . . Fairinws-st Liverpool, ;ripril ; tram ............ ..........Ilannrg Grorsv--at en:mouth, April I, Iron Aaraa...rn lionowa-at Liviwpirol, April 2, Iron) IiAILOMNE -at l'lymouta, April I 'ruin Uranus-off Liverfool, April 2, from ........-..“....1%irAita ass art.3-at Swamis, April I, from t i..a las-at Llvripool, Arril 2, from Nana Jura ELLIS-at Queenstown, Marra li, from IL rbartaer IOW" Error.—et rase...rid, April I, lions 11..11.111, .• Lan-at Gravesend, April 1, from Cellter:',l JOIIM4SIS-at Gray...end, April l', .r.a. gamer. LUIZ-at Gravesend, April 2, train Antwerp JOINPII Apo Aas -at Orme. ad, Apri. 2, Irvin Ns ',par: Jana Lases...l.-at Gravesend, April 2, from lmam 101/A1,41-at Gravesend, April 2, Irmo KONINGILN ELIZASKIN -at Liverpool, April 2, from-- Memmi:il Luso As • os-ott Liverpool, April 2, Lest blew Oetllll, LAMMw I'ACIIII-ut brittol, April 2, tram ...A.R. nirt.a.'i Lao-at Graver/end, Air ll 2, from Norden shun LADY M . D0,111.10 -at Ilymiuth, Al ril I, Iron. Leaden MART 611111 LP-At lend, Apni I, from Alea.alna )IAMIAIIIITIta-at Gravesend, April 2, from Leaman KANT Ks urvirr -at Uraveseud, April I, from Vesta Hero-at Falmouth, April 1, from VCL:Ce PRINCVAIELI.IIIIIIII-ulf layerpool. April k hues A.l2lCal• Paemsa -off Llerrpari; April 2 rwraolllll.l4l-atf 1re..1, April I, from ...... ... ..... ........ Peru--orf Falmouth, April I, fr.m_ - 3mamed, A- " - Caaao Cu Al.bo PADTOIIRLIA —St Orin___ April . from ... 0.1110 QVI.TE% Lafecia— of the Wight, March 21, from S'aranse Quemi—olLirerpool, April 2, from.. ....................liew °TUNAS' We Olaritik— oft Id verpool, April 2 Itcocive—off Liverpool, April 2 Saluerac—olt Livirpool. April 2 terimactoqi—M Portsmouth, April I, from ...... ..... . ..... lATlem tt. M. BUM co o--off Miutcote, April l, from ...... PALLY—at Plyillo.lth, April 1, from .., ..... .. . illo•alere T,ao—at led, Aped I. from ... —.. .._ Apia filictoa—at Gravesend, April 3, from Norway VICTOLIA —at Liverpool, April 2, from .. ........ &Vas VI( TULSA (Ifurber)---et Liverpool, Alen 2, Ilene. harmhar VlVlD—aVlVlD—an—ut VIVID—an rultouullo, Aped I, from —• All Met M'AIIIIiI,I—Ut Liverpool, April 3, fe55i....... Mex.& -, Zunixer—ad Paimouiti, Apcil 1„ from .......—......Altaamlna SAILED. Awns-from Plymouth, April I, to ... Ad.! Ile AZOOM PACK or -ITUISI Gravesend, April 2, t 1 Lif'se Boor. re.- from laverrool, Apni 2, to -. ...Lahti Coruna-Erse Liverpool, April 2, to IL Janeiro ConVllllner -from Liverpool, April 2, to \to York GAll.l.lrr We -train Liverpool, April 2, to.„ ........... .......timyres CLNAKDAH -trOdll in' irta, Apt a 2, t 0.......... ........... Alva Cau , a -from Gramm] April 2, to Cibrslor COallatirS thunifeu.-from tirstmend, April 2, to Ni. Vet Burson,' noun -fr m Liverpool, April 2, to Pio Janeiro ?Ansi Pm-via-from Falmouth, Much VI, to ..- ..... Lout* Gseratus-from Oravescatl, April 2, to Wales Baran/A-MOOS GraVelelXi, April 2, to km is IsssuaTimitraos-from Liverpoo l, April 2, to James Jons-from Plymouth, April I, to Nor York into Austen-how ()remedy', April 2, to Torerm Loolara.-from Orsvesesed, April 2, to Witter Lociss-hoe lOWA, April 2, to Quotes Ilinourror -from Livery, ot, April 2, to Jamaica Oce to limos-from Gravesend, April t, to ....A. %V", Pox-trom Gravesend, April 2, to Tfa tail Pell R. SA Is-from Plymouth, April I, to .Al lisle Srscossros-frosa Liverpool, April 2. to ........ --lints Mutts Ithisesse-Prom Limrpol, April 2, to Vt. Jobee,2l.l. Moms -trues Liverpool, April 2, to-...- ..... .....-... ....... Bombay ilanuroo-hoe brutal, April 1, to C. de Viols Poo FLuiral- from Bristol, April 2, to (lathes Tito.* -hum Bri•tul, April 2, to Norway `roans ou Ithuous-from Liverpool, April 2, to ...... Mos Yosiumum-hom Liter' col, April; to „,..„,... .N tIF tort VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Consul, of $L John, ?CI., from !Walla for Lads% out eta 27, lat. 3.17, loc. 19.11. P7aaulant Newman, from Leaden for St. LidS6l. all J.n. &mat 150 miles Iron that island. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLs. —An ashausding Cure by this miraculous Medicine, after sorry othet no 4..4 had failed.--the extract Musa hr lontalthes tter, 41.1441 %Oa )-4 star, Leghorn. Ft b. 21, 1643.—T0 Professor Ilelloway,--lr,-1 b.f acquaint you that your phis have effected a cure of a disorder in s.4y liver and rtomtch, which all the most t mir.ant of the f. silty at bums, land all over the couUnent, bad rut been ...hie to effect; nay, no 0 . 3 the miters tub Cal.!) id er Marie:Aid. (aligned) Aldbura4.' • Do f mhlerful 1.44111 sill cure any doeae of the hoer or wand. (also Ilalloway'a Ointment) at Professor tiv.lossyS atalthstimant, 214, Orsod; and by all madicias vents is throughout to id 44:- warM4 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATEEMSON.—Marsh 3', the wife ..f Dr. J. C. Atkinson, of 3 daughtr. CAMPBELL —March 29. at Lkdham Vicarage, the wife of the nor. C. flunplied, of • daughter. KNIGHT —March 2 nt Chawton Howe, Hants, the s eE. Knight, jun, SAL, of a daughter. MASTERMAN.—Mmah 29, at Le, ton, Este; the wife of E. /tete:. man, Esq., of a daughter. TllllMAtt.—March SP, at Smnlthri 'Fe House, Cambridge. Ex WA . of LI. %a:thorns.% Eat., ut Cidua 1....11eac. id a iLtughtif. TIICIVTa.—March 30, at auth.aniatcad, It.rVs, the wife of M. C. Esq.„ of • son. lONGE.—Marolt 30, at Eton, the wife of the Hera. E. Von;e. • eINI. MARIIIAGES. DRATML3I—DRFRCIL—Mareb art, M Tnnitr Chinch, Mary's(' T . .. by the Ker. T. Ginner, M.A., Wet r. A. M. Dr•DNI, fey.. Artillery, to ;Lay Ortberine, toroth diukliter ..f U. M. l'roor req., of lkoz-bate-etro M•CLI Ill: DAVIE.-- March at lilytheworxLesunre, by tl.o Ile.. J. liralrurdia, U.IL, U. liVeltare, leg., to Anughter of W. Doyle. Esq., LLD. ROY— GILISERT.—March 30, at Frith Church, Kent, by the rer. J. Wilkinson, the Rotor, W. Roy, Req., 1.1 Pluntsr.ed, to dlw9, oreoirlar.orthtrr of the late M. Gilbert, reo., or Leninew. WAI,TY.R —I'F. DlCF.—Mnreh 31. et RI, John's Char, h, Nottn7-1 . . by the Kt.. J. Wkawly, J. Walter. Moo., of Few lb 1., to Anne, unl child of the Lite T. Douce, Kr", of Drern.pirk, DEATHS. BAK F.R.—March 30, at prove.roed, Southpcs, Faun,. Wk roon, • — al - 11. Meter, Req., 11.11., UC 71: CAItPriTER.-11arch So, at Ma reaelenc. Joh/es-wood, Carprater, Era., Late of 01.1 iload-euwt, • • CIIICr!CVIX.—Marek 31, at els.rx-Firdrna, G. • 0: 11.111yenynnton, 11,na'alk•ttatg, llrtizia;tatiteelx z the Coldstream tluards, aged 67, 111101iltY.—Ilareb 91, at Frasidtt.pl .et, Deptford 7, ! area MI. . . 11Y111 , ...-:Marth :a, M Louth, 1 innlnpliire, 111dc, .. . . sod et Jt ItllsiTON.— To Landau, ea bin from loa 3. aka u , ?au..., .0111 net it, late Lieut. Ll.M.'e 53rd I:eut., tu the 2ad ye.: of his sge. POW Lt'- 6 1. —Starch So, at Be.iford, P. 11. Ps. s, C.ilOsin North York Light lisantry lint. filltA 1111.—March SO, at Pangs, Sydrah.ini, M trr, wife of 31.4 Pclnto' had by WILUaII KINJ iiAL. t•I So. 4. Logibgi ".• Woe. Cr:a Loud Printer, r the Jake, Lorah'' street, in Ow precinct of Wki on, totritas.—ht irvhDA T, Arau. 1.54