The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

aIABE LISTS-THIS DAY Two o'Cioct. The railway share market to-day is rather ices ' Arm& owing to the approach of the settlement, Mad the &them of Console. Great Western, Loc os sad South Western, Midland, and some other ameriptione aro rather lower. hatweep axed Rotterdam Ghana see better. Grand Tema of Canada shams show a ecmadarable rise. osommto MUM ASO MOIL sk.l rt.' I* 2 ‘• 1 •• I ":1 Mews. 1.611.4. BM" lei Lit Justine . Mho ea eirraSsict i = LIMICiIe. JIMA 4 1 11 If• 7 If 67 ad vil Of Of I MI 61.• $7 $7 41 tit ai 101 TR ad V/ 63 ad 11 SG ad • 1 Ns N N it lii n — e IS 17 —.— im!l 4 er N SI IN IN MI PK aa IS NI N N N 9 al I II ph . j x sz .: ills i IN. ... • le 116 1111 Ma 111 111 0 4 al 54 5 libilair .-.-..-..- ..... Delfts e I ="- urri., 'ark. II Mai J. fat Amur .., ......-... awns Wades . tows Val" Oar end = Fur= • 1 owl Wasurs. egia am* a Imtleirl . Jews Ilar•Jhons . . . 9 A. iF4.1... se4 (40 tasSuarZatzOritti., wWi. lama W- Do. Dow DID& _ - 144.2.4 1 a0 - m4 Do. 40. 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MISS ARABELLA GODDARD'S CONCERT.—Miss Goddard gained so much honour by the odininible soa.,:ra lately given g a lwr i a , :d esrtdal by her magnificent Per formance of 's sonatas f or thepianoforte, composed in the latest period of his career, and down almost to the time a sailed book to the musical world, that she has bean c lued to give a second series of entertainments simi lar to the keener, all et which we have porticulerly noticed. the arm of the new eerie. took place on Wednesday evening, end excited undiminished interest. She played one of those sonatas which she had nut performed before ; thati in A major, Op. 101„ It is a work similar in elmracter to the others of the moss period ; equally bold and original, equally eccentric in style, equally &Scutt of elocution, and equally full of great and beautiful thoughts. Its performance by the fair young *nisi was above all praise. Her other per &imam wen Idoesres charming sonata in B flat for the r e o cki t ha violia, in which she was accompanied by Swinton ; h Trio in C minor, in which Herr Lidel was the violoncello; and Sterodelo Bennetth two elegant WI) pieces, "Genevieve" and the "Hondo piseevole: The vocalists were Mies Dolby and Mr. Miranda. Haut PAura's Cottenlrre.—This eminent pianist on Wednesday night began a melee of fairies at Wil ids Roomp. The principal performance of the evening was his own quintet is F major for the piano and wind hatruotrota ; a umeterly work, width we formerly beard at we of the concerts of the Winkel Vale.. It was most admirably executed by the commeer, with Wean. Barrett, Lemma, Harper, and Haausw, and wee warmly applauded. ilerr latter .l. plie t. :ndeheohnh moats en I) for the piano and violas apealed by Bien' ; and (with bloliquo and Piatti) .'a trio E Bat, Op. 70. &rend German sags were rag by Iledanie Patter, who, though (we behove) advoalsd as an amateur, is a most accomplished artist. She has a lovely contralto voice, and More with great tasto and lexplosion. The room was full, and these wares promise (as they deserve) to be highly enemata. ROYAL SWIM' OP MUSICIANS. The annivernary festival of this society took place yesterday evralsg, at the FINISMIGIie Tavern, the attend rice of guests nuesbering about 160. The chair was ecru gtby Lord Mann, who was accompanied by Lord 841- , The seleetka of male oar pried a erre of well-known glen and =romp. M6r Dolby Ina endowed in Balfo'r of setting llow's poem, 77w day ie cold, sod dark, cod dowry; and Ise Poole challenged the run compliment, though ahe did not avail berme!' of it. for toe delivery of Au bees Yowl MountaiNeer. Signor Marla, too, was in high In the roue of the earwig Ranwayl, the contributed an effective reading of Enters Pinata faradic and on being encored played the Carmaral dr iiiTarbsesiption list, reed by Hr. T. H. Hall, included Lord Weed, 501. ; Keret Breadwood and Co., 501. ; Slow Ewald, Esq., M. 5.. ; Jule. Benedict, Esq., 51. se. ; Meows. Addison mad Co., N. 5a.; Signor Manna, 101. 10s.; Lord filaltoun, 51. 5..; C. Lenient, Esq., 51.; Linday Slayer, Esq., 51. ; Reheat Howley, Esq., 41. ss. , John Ello, hal., ; Wawa Walker, 61. 9e. ; T. Oliver, Esq., 51. ; Woottes, Esq., 101. 19s. ; sad ounierous others of one and two &new eseh. The grow amount received in 1656 for the wool the society mounted to 2,9121. I Is. 2d , the en rtae staid, premium, and benefactions, to is. 7d. ; the ebseass for traaaarting all the busker al the year being only SPORTING. IN AND HUNT RACES 111COMMT. Ti. NOILISAMPT0101111•B COI ./A.IS.. a( 10 /OW .. reek for 13, Me and whit. no hued le be had Mr 30) rum It hough'. Too Wha as dmbal Mr. Tbellad 4 he areal by Memairim. I ms,,•ft Mb tHrsyl 1 • M. de Mb ...... ...... tUlther4l 3 Owe. Lte. himineet, 4 yrs. dot The ........ ........ i•Pererd 4 Lord W. helm. Mstota l tyre. II Mb ..........M. ttrr.i (1 Tam *their PA•I AZIIII Of 1i0.0... Milli idajdol. (44f tr. ollii; te e TM ; sad MIMI. da lb : lb rah. T.V.e., 7444. lir.th r . l2.ll= l Pie b iketp ° ,rder %%Ili; . ii•e; It . 1 1t2, ' tWordb..tel 1 Mr. Oredhr Groh Darien. at 3111, ...... .11nethal 3 Tau Ineche hare or 14 eyes had .. a ilandirep 4treore ehlta 411 rm. ate. &kV Orimmils; • mingter dour awe 111. weights ode yedelrhed. 11 ewe. deo Prcesr= Ohm. Atha 11 . rhsells 131 rehr. PI Oedema dorterali Lord Chloride'. 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KU /Woman 113 curates CUP. tS tto I apt Woman 0 0 TWO THOUSAND. llt Vedette 10 W 1 ictiarder I " aFt le" in DUST. to 1 apt 'Stink Row Iti I SllO 1 a.,1 8-04 Fhli Uto 1 Loty lloottsorra It) 6‘ll IS to 1 WV to 4) tqlnoiCier it) lo 1 It/ t" 1 Wees... It/ lb sten boa maenads beton the trot moo. Ahem* the gm*, daitheeteggepetled tatty of art.:erratic redrew of Ur e argent elmeedme. MA M. ma Oa.. °fa dated ittn e erse getlbly trtuty the ay.rare. An the return* of the redid kayo heen .. rcely pad bed. Ira Mod. lire wetting My diddi the tregnatber watch it .e.- .f Iwo I=l. td fee VOTS. rest d temporary taterr4, 1, .tt of toad ye hopertantv. TI. raw fur tbe !II Salk. eatmel Ft. 011ee to he at yawed to • Wadies peddle Id 'Moat ..n the Cbeder Cop. nad added,' EldrsObse lain rellogeter Derby. The retard of Lemma dl Teem we Plehdisis%•••••• IN the Quote a Me., ago A Imhof sus NM bride Margo thgegilltaiN •b'l4 edged lewertmoete were no at Om= de It id set . ~de erase" far tae Chwer Cue. lime Malmo rag lore beta elt.rted. The .kepi Mord% Ilde Oren* Mg agile pettedly dearebt. tbo Grand Mimi lir bed egligget ._ Itst Itre etemlemettes ot mould° alum ✓ldellerld MAIM= idea married Mt timierLag the bads.. et the "Virsew stag et lie leather added etaterfaly te th• lamest thaneter edheileg. Or tedigerty de edged the Duke d Cambridge. Duke al Mi a d=4 Mid., Lad Mader. Lent nartegeb. Lord Strait. tectd. Lied Lord Lidnid, Lord eardlou, Lard A agleag. Lett COMM% , lAN Fewer, Lrd Ito gamely, Lee F. Iritater, heed Itsimeils. lard Oereatry. Lot .1 funk, Lord Wiling ~.....i r. ....1 11=eb .n... Sir E Munro. elr lteorr We Jyre,.. Mee+ natl. Mon Ad. ==a, es= . P•4l. C.thgel t andt4l4. twigs. Ltartette, Alt them Par.. Mr. A. eteff dt. crert Vito, Iltd , M. V. ritate. C04004111411,/n. 1141, Freight flitter% t:aegto rot a 34 r. C. Greying, tanterel Arbuthnot, Ilea. Culattel Vorrester, I sput L. Mk 8 r HO Pomo 8..... th, N. nudge. Add, Mr. Jarred. Ca (Ayer, red OP 1,44112 Willis. tgeL NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, MARCH 26.—APPOINTNENTS.—Cont mantles H. Trollops (1862), to the Melvil4, 72, at Ports mouth, ,We Little, whose appointment to the above ship has been ritneelkal. Lieutenant E. W. Hawes (1863), to the Porcupine, 3, paddle-wheel steam surveying TeNICI, west coast of Scotlmd statics. ---- kider W. Stanton (ISS2), to the Porcupine. Clerk F. It. Chown, to the Excellent, gunnery ship, at Portsmouth. TIIE ASYLUM FOR Ititurra.—Last evening the an• nivenary fortival of this institution took place at the Leaden Tavern, Lord Monism& in the chair. It appeared that the asylum le cavil& of accommodating 600 pereme, and that the contract for the building amounted to 80,0001. Then are now 264 patients and pupils on the foundation, and there is, therefore, abundant room for en additional number d ta li...LW; but theyeannot be remind unless@ the current animal Means of the institution improves. The board the reddre at once sores 5,000/. for the ems of 'Dings and fathitme. The noble chants= and Mr. Alderman Win urged the claims of the institution to public support. The embernprions amounted to nearly 3,00 W. A crapas drawing, rounded* cueat the boy s in the asylum, was auspended °Teethe club man. seat, end it was stated that the droving had beta thought worthy of being mat u • gift to her Majesty, who graciously accented it, but meurned it to the whim with s regont that a biographical sketch of the young artiat might be inanthed on the bath albs picture, when ahem - mid ynin be glad to receive it as en interesting record of the institution. TftE TIDAL SERVICE TO Pea e. —We observe that the South Eastern Railway direct daily tidal service to Paris rid Folkathme and Boulogne, with through regietra ticas aliens" will be remands the lee of Apoll. CRYSTAL PALACE. OMB SHILLIMO DAT. TUMMY, MAICR 2111.—Admiethens on mart, 1,166; Boa. by rum tickets, 429: tank 1,994. [Advertisement}--HOLLOWAT'S 0110TMI11T AND / Pitt. szcssaset laessies ma asserema—Nr. Mo. A 3 eke deep Messer, Ur. 14 , 01nra. 6404, MIL IMetp OM of *sm. anew se thr adv. end OM Moser 5 ..... = g...h. Me se dr ey e s, ik. to. Rebid& Mee Mu Y ee ateleeme. Me 4s4& i s t.ii s doo d:on j e bmiet : edd Nada ee woe le deeljElmi me be. the Ibeseeet Me lee .=—. le 11=tri ii.. .erf____ .. 4: 0 im.rWrisliriat: sededestal A. o iLatu 'Entelltatnu. ORDER OV COURT. E:=l Ist WY* el Uli• b tbe ilcsend Oa, .6( the samemitli m agiialg==rl4!ad tbt Avert Iron. I do sal, ancr. ti Ci rtelwar dili Feigitiii — purat yew stall commence on Mtn, an/. limerblibarni.an I ttnakiawon wel t er ed Te 14th anvil lack dm As I that Obi order be entere by tia %Inv Inc cad at op he lie siviral Leos 4 ail, dia.—Cita moan, ILL EQUITY COURTS.—NIABot 28. (Before the Blaster of the Rolle.) IN Ili WALTON'S LATATII SI This ewe wee brought into court from ehrunbem. The suit was instituted for the edministration of the rotate of Mr. Walton, who we. a registered shareholder, in reaped of twenty shares in the Royal British Bank. lie died in April, 1656 and in August his executor acid the ahem, and exe cuted the usual transfer, but the name of the purchaser was not mgistered at the bank. The hank stopped payment in September, 1856. Mr. Henry Pelvis, a Credttor of the bank, commenced an action against Mr. Harding, the j manager, and obtained a judgment for 575' . IP. 6d. Ile also proved under the bankruptcy of the bank, and received a dividend of 1561. Ile. 74. In addition he issued execution against Mr. Andrew Beattie, a shareholder, from whom he obtained 28tli. 15a. 24. He then proved his debt under the winding-up order in Chancery, and he also sought to prove for the b ala nce of Ma debt against the estate of Mr. Walton. Mr. It. Palmer, with whom woe Mr. °dried, submitted that the judgment being obtained lifter the death of the testator, it no effect so for as regarded Ilia estate, and that therefore he had no right to prove against this mate. Mr. Loyd and Mr. Welford appeared for Mr. Fowls. lIM Honour directed that the injunction which had been issued restraining proceedings at common law be dissolved, an modertalang being given not to issue escalation ; loth parties to give facilities far bringing the matter before a full court at common law for its determination. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MAscu 26. (More Mr. Commissioner Fans.) ,NRRI. PICT OF AN LIT/NBIV IN RE A petition for arrangement, under the provisions of the Consolidation Act, wee preoented in January boo, by John Monhall, coal merchant, who carried on en extensive hula -081111 at Bolding, and forty-two other _places, including the wtndpel &lamina on the Arent Western, the South end the London and Brighton Railways. Thie wee the Ent meeting of creditor.. Mr. Liaklntier appeared fur these creditors who willed the Wetter to he woundiup by private arrangement. Mr. Bagley and Mr. Luce& severally npreeenled creditors who were anxious that the matter should be turned into bankruptcy ; end as their debts were enfileieLt to outweigh the others, though the greater number, the petitioner wee adjudicated bankrupt. Mr. Maynard, the morountant has prep.tred a preliminary statement of the bankrupt's liebilitise and *mete, of which the following are the principal items : D.. To creditors. 21,929/. • to rent. he., to be paid in full, 3201.; to liabilities, 1, 1721. ; total, 15,621. Cu.—By cash, 891. • by ditto pod to o ffi cial ...lame, 2001. ; by bailing., officers , 6911.; by horse., cart., boniest, he., ;by Meek in dm., 2.9•431. ; by uterusils, 8081.; by good debtorii, 2,2801.; total, 8,6341. Mr. Linklaler Paid it was exceedingly important in this caw to avoid the enormous expense . of having persona in =ki n at about forty places of businow, in the interval the adjudieation and the choke of anaignors. There would oleo be the expetwe of keeping a vast number of 104 NC The Cometiesiorr- T elenot you go on with the trade, de- -- Sterling coda,nd eo forth? Mr. Linklater —We always find that there 0 so much ex pellee connected with the camiv on of a trade by assigneea, that the creditors think the first for is the best, and that it is better to get rid of the property at once. lin Honour, after looking into the act, said that he had power, under the 40th section, to Oder the immediate sale where the istste would be diounitied by the property being keS. It was ultimately arranged that three or four of the prin cipal creditors nhoiald consult as to the beat comae to be pursued. Amongst the creditors are Mr. Robert Stephenson and Sir Joshua Ws/matey and Co., of the Kuiboton (Ilt ben Mr. Commissioner I lolroyd.) IN ILE 1111:10.E.TON. The bankrupt was • boot and shoe manufacturer, of thiceney-rimcl•creacent. This woe the enamination meeting. The accounts, papered by Massys. Paul and Turner, ;homed • large amount of liabilities—unusually large for • person in the trade carried on by the bankrupt lie owes to unsecured creditors. and on &sapience., 8,8011/., with other liabilities M the amount of 9,5:18/. The &acts ate comparatively email; the amount of the dividend is as yet unrertiun. Mr. Lawrence .upporto there was no opposition; and the bankrupt psareksabYer d; t to any questions that might bo Weed at the certificate meeting. IN FIN TliF ROYAL MILITISH lIANS.--CNAHGF. AGAINST A SHAPENNOILEK ll► INTLIWERINU WITH Tax WINDING OF RATANS. Mr. Linklater—ln the matter of the Royal British Bank, I have felt it my duty to bring before your Ilimour'a atten tion a rircultir which boa loom publiahed by Mecum. Spark ban and Nona— Mr. Spackmon being now in sittendance, in purattanne of our requeat, for the purr., of complaining of that which I i•oneirler to be a very great &lam of the oppor tunity which own harm of cireutiting untriitha—for thin eir caw contains untruths—with reference to the peoreadings now going on under the bankruptcy of the Royal British Bank. 'flint Is a latter aignitl by Melvin.. Spitekman and Boat, and I pr,unie addressed to ■ grrwt number of depo sitors in the Itoril Wallah Bank. It is in theft term. : "tlur•L SANK. " 10, Ittsinghall-street, London, Muth, 1857. "Bic,—We beg to wivioo you. the in conselluenee of the very merinos contplientions which hare taken plat* in the 'Saint of this bank within the last few days, by the with drawal of the principal sliarrbolilere from this country, by t a te . real which ban been made to the House of Lew& to all the pesatedings in bankruptcy, and by the di.- 'metal disclogives made in the examinntiona of Mr. Mande, which seriously affeet the value of the unreolisrel assets, onr peke for its linhilitien is this day tined at 10s. Bd. in the fmm which must he deducted the recent dividend of pond fsd7, if rt,eived. " We presume that we need not my that the arrtingement referred to in the circular of kleates. Linklater of the :Bith of February is no longer practirable, and will not be estried out. In confirmation of this we may add that the 20,000 f. agreed to be deposited am wearily has not been paid. " The Attorney-Orneral, in his place in parliament only a few days ago, pointed out the utter ineouipeteney of the Court of Bankniptey to wind up the atairn of thin bank, and we therefore conclude from this, that the hill he will in . deduce will simply remove all doubts es to the 41.triMiction of the two courta, transfer all proceeding. relating to this bank to the Court of Chancery, and confirm to It the exch.- Wye jurisdiction to deal with such matters. Any other measure will only be nn interference with the rights of creditors. and shake the conttdenee of the public in the tilti• mate security of every joint-stork bank in the three kingdoms. With reference to the purchroten of there linbililie. which have been mode ho our lino, we are desirous that you should clearly understand they are mode exclu.nively in the interest of the ehon•holdere, nn4 with the note view of rompromising their obligations to the depoeitorn; and a long experience in this business emblem no to say, that in no other wny can the creditors of the bunk over realise a return equal to the prices p.m by ILL •••• • • - " We remain, sir, your obedient tenants, " SP•LKYAN AND Sons." Mr. Linklater continued—So far from the Attorney-oe neral having expressed the opinion referred to, he had shown the incompetency of the Court of Chancery for such s task, rad it was the intention of the legidature to frame a bill for the purpose of vesting in this court more power ins ease Ilhe the present. Mr. Lowrance, for shareholders, concurred in Mr. Link- Woes remarks, and deprecated such statements ea those put forth In the circular of Messrs. Sparknum. A romprehen• aye and simple bill had been agreed upon and printed. He did not see why third persons should interfere so Mesas. Sparkman had done. Mr. Sparkman contended that he bed a full right to ex press the opinions set forth in the circular, and that he could support them. 1110 Honour said creditors could exercise their own judg meet in the matter. The magnet , s bed their remedy if • Ms published flat which mule him amenable to the Isw. Mr. Spsekman—Tour honour will never fled ma do that. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—KiNorrox, Mnacu 26. (Before Mr. Justice Creswell and a Special Jury. QV CUM I. NOLDWORTII. This was an indictment against the defendant, John Spencer Noldworth, charging him with wilful and corrupt The darautt pleadel Not Guilty. Berjaant Ballantine, Mr. Lush, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Wilkin• me were counsel fur tho prosecution ; Mr. F.dwin James, Q.C., Mr. G. Denman, and Mr. C. Pollock appeared for the . . . . . . Theca; occupied the court nearly the whole of the thy, hot time facts lay in a narrow compose. The prosecution arose est of an action that was tried at Croydon in the swea rer of la% in which the Undue end County Bath we the phintitie end Mr. Nolthrorth was the defendant, ant it wesultt to meow Nen him a nun et 141111. ups • lel efassime dui ppperisi to boar hie eeemplim sad will& hod bra MeseumW - wide the book by s Claw Brooks, wits eweloi ea as simile Winne ea • to Ler dathairreleth M. limbs wee the Idioms upon that end be men tint the dieleodest oceepoi the bill in riot it hie aecamodotha. Tbealltue wet operas that sh=wee • *grey, awl Mr. Nam& wee • litt ewes thet he arm pet his memo to the Yft ur serithedthl b helm dem mei eller • ling Ism gowned • owlet he the theist, eras the Yen et forgery. Proceedings were sueirt Maidworth for perjury, the = rni of ply bag that he hod Warty swum thee the ergegtowse to the bill wae nut his handwriting, and the whole of the facts have been frequently before the public. The SWIM evidence was now again given, and all the circumstance' above narrated were detailed by a number of witnesses. Mr. James made a meat able speech to the jury on behalf of the defendant, and a host of respectable witnesses were examined, who testified to the high charectcr he had borne fora great number of years. The learned judge, in summing up, explained the law upon the question to the jury, and he obeerved that they by no means were required to say that perjury had been committed by the principal witness's in support of the charge if they aequitted the defendant, but if it was not made out to their astiofartion that he had wilfully sworn that which he know to be Wee, it woe their duty to acquit The jury retired, and after being absent about three quarters of an hour, they returned into court and gave a verdict of Not Guilty. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—Ruair ST. EMICNDi, 116•69 t 26 _ . Nit P 111176 Counr..L . (llefure Mr. Instil* Erie. There were only four causes entered, for ono of which special fury bed been summoned. WOOI.OATI. r. onn.s4. Mr. O'Malley and Mr. Mille for the plaintiff; and Mr. Power for the defendant. The aciion woe brought to mover 601., the amount of a dishonoured cheque. On the 2nd of June, 11458, the plain tiff, a farmer residing at Little Bentley Hall, Ewe., sold the defendant, a dealer at Elmsett, Suffolk, 'teem bullocks for 1471., 50/ of which was paid by a cheque drawn by Long, a butcher, at Manningtree. At the time of the payment the plaint ilidemurred to taking the cheque, remarking that he would nailer have had notes. Thereupon the defendant Paid, "You are coming to Ipswich market on the following morning, and it you call at Manningtroo bank, and don't get the cheque embed I'll give you notes for it." The plain tiff went to Inewich on the following day, end paid the iheque iuto bankers, Mee., Cobbold, who forwarded it to Meilena. Nunn, of Manningtree, by whom it was re fused to be paid. Mr. Power, for the defendant, contended that his client had eatistiod the plaintiff's claim by the payment of this cheque, which if it had been presented on the 3rd of Juno, as ',reamed, would have been paid, as Means. Nunn had suffi cient in hand to have done so, _ and to prove this, Mr. Webber, managing clerk of Menne. Nunn, at Manningtree wee ...lied, and he deposed that on the 2nd of Jane there wan 98/. 2e. Ild. to Long's credit, and on the 3rd a cheque for 30/., and another for 601. was paid, and that when the cheque for 501. wee sent from Messrs. Cobbold, they had not *milkiest to meet it. Mr. O'Malley submitted that ea his client did not live in the town where the bank we. on which the cheque was drawn, be had a right to pay it through hi. bankers the day after it was received, and had not been guilty of Lehr. Hia Lonlahip held that but for the alleged proviso stated by the defendent to have been made at the time of the pay ment of the cheque, the plaintiff would have been entitled to lere•et. Mr. tYMelley railed Mr. Woodgate, who denied that he agreed to precient the cheque the next day at Manningtree, but affirmed that he allowed Gnaw to take the bullock. solely on his proniiiiing to pay the cheque if it was dishonoured. The wry retired to consider their verdict. TSB POLICE comm. OUILDIIALL. John linnier, the driv1;ofo;;;Ibu; 7,768, plying between Whiterlmpel and Bsynwatcr, was fined KW and coots for obstructing another °mullion running upon the same line. It wan maintained by complainant and witnennen that the former omnibus belonged to the London General Omnibus Company, and WS& being run by them to drive the babe ott the c.d. Sir Peter Jamie raid he could not decide an to the pro prietornhip of the omnibus, but hoped defendant would not be brought before him attain. WORSHIP -ST REET. _ _ Janes Ofirnefer was charged with having skinned alive • number of cats. Two boys hod wen the prisoner turn a number of cats, skinned and still alive, out of a big upon a heap of rubbish in Nova Scotia-ganlens, Bethnal-green. The Itelieving-oltleer of Bethnal-green stated that he had seen sa many as fifty skinned cats lying about there, and that the skins were sold to Oertoen furriers. Mr. Ifammill said that the police must make active in quiry into the facts. The prisoner, who denied the charge, was remanded. CLEM K EN WEL L. - . . trammel Garditeer7a 47w, wee charged by Sorjeunt George Witherington, 21, N divieion with attempting to stab him. (in Wedneaday night the Serjeant received information from a female who cohabited with the primmer, that he had throuternal to murder her and her two children. at 79, White Lion-street. Ito proceeded with her to an apartment where prisoner was sitting with a knife held down by his side. On seeing witnew the prisoner jumped up, saying, " You-- what do you want here," and oinking a rush at him attempted to stab him in the breast with a table knife. The point of the blade touched his breast ; had not witnew moved heck and warded off the knife, hu must have been kilkd. The woman with whom the prisoner cohabited gave evi dence as to his ill-usage and threats to murder her and her The primmer denkal tLe charge. Mr. TymiliCt —You are a bad fellow, and I shall com mit you to the Home of Correetii n Fir one calendar month, and you mny think yourwlf very lucky that you are net treated in a note serious A cabman opplitd for a summons. lie baillriven a lady and gentleman from the rank in Sloanmetruet to Camden hill, and way told to call for them at a gamier to 10. Be did eo, and drove them end a third 'amen hack to Sloane-sheet. Ile demanded nine chilling., charging for the interval; the gentlemen would not give him more than four shilling*, the fare for the two journeys. Tho magistrate &rimed to grant a rummers, eoneidcring that the hiring wee not continuous., end that the cabman might have taken other fares in the interval. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. - -.- Examining the chief items of the exports sum manned in yesterday's Express we arrive at the subjoined general figures for the month, viz.: Month of k'ehroary, 1855. 1856. 1857. Apparel and slops £74,154 £106,565 £119,946 lk-er and ale 94,824 117,000 134,178 Coals and cube 97,360 168,717 191,641 Cotton otanufnetwen of all kinds Cotton yarn Ilabenhohery and mil liner• 168,782 202,441 Ilanlwaren and cutlery 174,173 220,389 Lather, unwrougbt Ditto, wrought Saddlery and hamar Linen manufactures I.inen yarn Machinery, steam en gine. Ditto, other ante 66.681 105,04.5 I r,~,, pig Ditto, bar, bolt, sad rod 183,260 383.741 Ditto, east 28,784 3.5,163 Ditto, wrought 101,162 250,273 Copper, unwrought Ditto, sheets and nails 49,41ff1 1133,320 Lead Tin, unwrought Tin-plates 54.733 78,121 Oil seed Silk manufacture* Silk, thrown 111,194 33,298 Wool 66.829 82,363 Woollen. Worsted stuffs 97,685 196,776 Woollen and worsted yam A comparison with last . year's figures shows an especially large increase in cotton goods, haber dashery and millinery, hardwares and cutlery, linens, iron, tin plates, and woollens ; but the upward movement extends to nearly every item. The annexed shows the quantities of the chief article of food taken for consumption during the month : --- 1856. 1857. 324,4117 243.113 2,715.759 1,947.661 191,111 1117.352 224,607 156,062 4,642 7.853 28,099 37,593 99,792 111,597 26,267 21.383 314,517 348,120 261.660 294.490 114,300 116,867 381,299 283.111 22,049 123.588 18,655 368,686 149,857 Cocoa lbs. 363,620 Coffee lbs. 3,233,449 Wheat qrs. 73,221 Flour cats. 104,974 Currants cats. 8,829 Butter cats. 22,011 }two cats. 83,997 Cheese cats. 9,575 Pepper lbs. 325,642 Slum gals. 297,422 Brandy gab. 119,069 Sugar, unre fined cats. 661,940 373.213 Tea lbe. 4,716,805 4,623,273 Wines gale. 424,171 880,578 As regards most of these articles the is favourable, but there is a decrease in coffee, cocoa, and tea. 539.662 3,143,669 625,213. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 28.—TIty. CHANCELLOR'S MZDALII.—Tbe two gold medals awarded annually by his Royal Weise.* the Prince Chancellor to the two com mencing 13echadors of Arts, who having obtained Senior Optimes at leapt, prove thentaelves the greatest profit tents in classical learnMg,liare been awarded as under I. John Ro bert Seeley, College. 2. Francis Thou= Platt, Trinity [Adwertisellennt.)—AT MR. MEOWS ESTABLISH stun* „..... I.llniestelaset, Me. 4, irt leteateltend Crptal Nese, =e ilill reS=gt~ess. ma sta.:Vet:itll rwi. e, tm~a ese • trae lao *rso c z i.r, er . :=•• r2a• " • it. OM. Wei a 1.04.111.0•1 era. ark at Meant Ma Mow^ • 0 sMiles, a• •i• a 141 MARKETS. it4ICW fl—The cotton ensrltet eonti to pre , ent a tame avert, but the detuan•l blab) bo lean more Antral .nel a bule mote sells ite prevail • than during the mrl, pan of the Promof all kind+ ant the wow a+ Iwoeta k. The slut to day aneounea to 7.0 0 balm.-fie for ettarrt and oon bireenlation—eamprwa. f LO woetaa. at to.d. to lid.: LUX Aura, at 54.1. b 66.• and 60 Bea Laud, at I. 3 , L 0010 tit per IA For the wet It the eat will roach ntar.p 40,00 U bake, of which about B.to, hare been tin tau. ohne eof ottoculatues ani cayortra The twined. for the NUM 14,1,1 Bat 30,600 le to. WOOL AND WORATED.—Namsroani Yana 2.—The elecDce wierernenta stop t,4e In tbla town; Um. nifeeter Pram to Pardwe %VOWS olds wait Dew last DA Die Peen , ollfscul from Zo. to Pat Jet., for austral deneriptlons .4 English criers loa •..ts tho laic,. lately naallood. Vim isincolissiore s o .p. couoiseny upon weibers, tho widostioe daaweillsal I. rube motor. Suinsa °I nig IttAllettlk Lk. relocUoss i ulnas, bold Ono TiltlC hi .4 trnit'h 40i1.11. It Is autiapstral. bummer, tbat tar room of a tawst.., . bean iotworratoont, and foe the peanut, at It.t. the 1/111104 monads:am 0 on all hands naptueed in the add) of tan ate. rant iwitns. e turn nut waved our weal voila of tbu colonial soul aol.l at the tote Woo, tbo demand for Dili description tee t rely du I. Nulls awl short. so in fair demand at onaltenal .r ms. The dealers in onto. yarns are quahog Ut• awl to s, double., Daher 101., but lion adsataar i. out Millard to to. Or. inaanka. which are °Mated. B.4new 111 this dep anima I. luactire, the add Mk. hen: wall! orders fur patterns for gowl• for lac corning the onnufaetureniappewr us wither In make time goals than 1.w.. .w e b sioul•I sell now. Teo woe-tol tan wade Is 150)105. awl sou. spinner are taltio• rather loin than net coak. The stroo.lo on who pan of Dr yhtittlt Mayer Kit, IRMO the buyer still 10,', on. Lod we bur of tome makers elan are stopping lade nisocnoery ;.• their cntract. stye out to soon thouwelrei Imo loos. Gun 'any wasinsw. there is links doing to stuff wises. ItOtTle ratbar ente.lyo unkr, fur cobsugs hare by.ever beau given. owtag to Pie esuowirailrg chispowa of this claw CORN.—Btaxacnts, Blana N.—At Gloucester mild, ee Ill*. wheat ••• la per quarter 1- c wer :.11%. Wore...kr, ltre Wee day, M parer el doe preetutto area were nearly maletalnoL itsety greens Meer; Cate ie.!. due traUd, and only taken In retal; hears and pens unaltered. Pother the 1d.k.13L weir, Warmly tram. Pon In wheat la reported; Ones) rery littll Inquired fur saintly my demand lor oats, haus. or pere. At N' Ira yesterday wheat sY fully Is. per 1.1.. e. chew r. At thl. du) Urareet then was sort toplAy of .)teat 'Pep th e forma, lout the task role I nul l, at a doenpe of Is. to per quarter; barley we 'ray to about the arcs anent; le, quarter am.; Naar tarunteioctl that, Nee. /be molter. re h eat -d the rout. talus of !luta de 4 I. per Demo. Moult 26 Wheat Ina la modonthe stipply today. ehl us& v.ry lot. at • *idles al from I. to 2, • yr. Deter oh. Is hie Aunty the domed tor end irite Freud good, bat prier were oboe/ la tr. lower. 1. oat,. Mow AM ..44., ao altentlo.—lrbeets, beet 67. to a. pet or. ; t 014411.4. Na to 441. • heathy. Sh. to 44. barley, 40. to 51. ,Sato iltk to W. aeon. 41e. to W. Pea. 38. to 46 a Plow. d... 47. yer mok ; aeoesole. 31. to 42. ll•aca St —Then was • Sala attandanee star sam ba tins morning. Loglab who* sold Wooly : at a deelbto td Is r qr. cla the bast doteriptlona and is. tot sorely Ueda American was aka teaks sparingly. at a further redacts. el M. to 3. per Itibts. Is ewe than was ter, little woo& awl we seta Woo la pa mak to.. Yoe ea Ms thy se °night. Maas, oats, and ostuneol .ere Is oatodstant Omar( sad Wads In rob.. laillaa cora ma la tel yr, lower. Ain • lac alms. 2a—Our market {oda/ was well attended. That was • good ripply of ..W of all doserlotsom.. ants a bean market: tsars I. per qt. below tau use* of ten day soak' to other grain no aatantlos. The followlaa are Use paten of artam as at. to a ; yid. Ma to es. Mauna earle) : 4o, to lat.: grltallas. Ms to Li Meta fop read. a's. to 3..; lord, 31s. to Yta 01.1 beans : IS. to Ma : ans. 41a. MAY. Peas, 4114. to 42a Tana Ma to liot Malt lin to Ka - - - •ao •—• Yana td.—We have. good noddy of .b.. eSe7 far earnethag the draelael. the Inalu badness transacted tieing at . decline W hay to. per gr o• el dreeruillona Tag naJtiag mason hong nearly ogoe. elbe bane" uses to nib dull. at • denise al la. per qr. on • inebrate week. No alternelon In .I:her cote. Amos, or peaa Vanareon lion. 26.—Tbe bade to day la very dell. ths eupply oboe. with • Ihat Ithsaiseco ul bum. Wheat la b. to 3. barley and geese b. per qr. Lear in vales. WATSISOILD. Year. 25.—Our market eeetleues ID the Puma dole 0 , d = 6 % ..bkb la h rartl i tZ4r lo ' alter . 1:1 .I^.ol - =`. bye rate, Eat , balm 23.—We had la the market to-day un War of wheat, isgr ern of Ink., I,4We got of oat., end gra ot brae. YEA ere totd—Wbeet, 70S; barley. 41.1: uea, l dad: Sad hem.. 70 folr *untidy of arab t n.le• for et Moth raceedw:ll dull, Good wheat redled last were quotatn...i.; but there sae a great quantity of Inferior in tovhet. Whoain. Wats gad bum gar. nay As compared • ith WA week — nag tic dogs oD tog, sad 3d. up ern avorala. rarlog on 2, down on top, and id. up on average. Oat. ewe Y. dom. .ra .op, and lid. down of avenge. Hems were la up OS tee, and 7d. doss to average. Wheat. lbti to barley. 30. to tie; eats., 17. ; brew.. 'a."' 1... • to 0.. p er qr. weight Woi (131•4.; Pother/ SeSlhe.: onto. tabs sod beans. Wlta per tweed Otareow. Wawa 23 —At this daya Invert wheat met • Invited nM. at about 64. per boll Moe lon, t or s being very little due quaint vv,ing. Ykarwr ■Le ado to h„„,,,,,g b,,T00, although quotations oar rciarecly he attend. OW. and ...Asa very aloe vale. and t eget lower pries soon! taro V. he oil of Harley -dvnut p P : u rCreheap , v. Bann elan. Nth • date SWIMS. Pees unaltered. labia ISXII CATTLY—Nsor• Id VORTPIONTLI, MAUR?. Moue;lL—Tboro tr.• thin towly of toit ll io.i/hJell Pee omelet to do., sod peen..wero soaltorel. Pfloot.—Muiton to tho woo, to W. peril • old.- out that wool, 7d. to 701. Soo'. 7..1.L r 0.. tor moue. ikon me 773 200414 sad 42 Immo primed to itto it a: Let. EGIMICR6II, _MASCO it —Th. aosdno a sheep OW morning WWI 4M. Wag 111 more 0. to Is t week. Sales dowdy effsetod. Es. tram by prior of theatuttou. TM. ; current Iv, ; ost. rent arts, SO ; meddling w d Inlsrlor . 14. par lb. Al the mot s &arsons ass not ended. The , npitt saes oss I. to. number bSe 614. or 143 as re *ma Iste,e,ll Ins nand /.red, sad prows half ariatanted WI week's cosmet. r he hest boor. ; sur. root. Ts 3E: mist down Ir In to is ns. W. hod to too market tadas—aboso, tat ta511413.11; legs d1tt0,43; usicit coos, 134; sad Pm 3111. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111111•11. Vacs A. Won T. Total. OM. etsw.la le4. Week indlem Mlldk Si {ABMs./ awl Main 2,31 3.tt2 6.434 Rea& an) 22.6, 2d.s4 2.4 M 11.312 Um Lulls& 342 :77 YU 1.402 6rodor.. '2111•24 . 11141114 , 112■911 Itatemks ...... .« 283 173 $3? 112441=26241111. Om* awl ...... 11 1.4 74 211 715 No. rims . . loss i0.4r..) 20.27.7 31.3,7 29, 111 LAdeekll7 im4WriaildilM.. 271 272 . .47 641 Lowloollei su m % . 01knin.... 1 149 124 276 2/3 Berbit owl ....... - • 13 72. m gls man Loa IL :A ' 71=ii . c......6.. ........ -- 11" 7.: 2 - 14 14. 12 11 1 1 1 . ...... MI .. ...... ..1 ... 94 1.168 1.333 Elva II•sh 1L11L_,............... Se 1.2.4 1.106 4.t4 MO =traleii.i ........ 72 1 . 317 3 1 1.649 ikg ........dam mi ... iiii .. mi 364 78, .0, bolas tows ••• --..... LI LIII 13.1:11 MU 12.203 VAX' IMIPPINGF 12171ILLIGENO1 VESSELS SPOILEN WITH. lodoon (*cleric no tlalp!. or Roam, !VIM LloorprA for tlie toitod 8 atm, tat. 45 N., I , a. 8,1 W. Owro Paton lettip), 1. from caloutta, Dee. 17. lot. 1.54 log. 64.40 E. The Thames Tunnel was visited yesterday by the Persian Ambeesa :.or, attended by Caplan H. Wore Lynch, I.N. The potty wa, conducted throngh the Tunnel by Mr. Moan, the company's enperinlo•ndint, who explained the working of the eldeld end the mode of constructing the Tunnel. The ata'rewedor exproexed himself moth pleased et Me tilt, [Advertisement.] -1)U HARRY'S DELICIOUS REVA- Leer's Aitken F1.1.1...1,..a. tree it, sot bi ether remade. and N.utua con.e ;neon, iiervottiaits. ▪ end liver comp d1 , ...nd0n, rWllr, beerlbtwo, palpltatlne, ornate lw ,'anon. hi dens. It, hot., in the heed sad me. , l ain. at the lot • f the A. niorli wad tedreen the shoulder.. militia.% truptima Can bk., hoperium 4.4 i.,verti of the blood, relate, moid.. ~hots. con.,,option, • o{ , .r, rhettinatisui, mama and .kkow. thh - In4 else' Maher, et eel. low epotte, litih Wren. email dtbUlty. lomat , lade eleepleenee. lasoluntery blatant., Wi t h... tone,. dello to o..4etr. tothmen, for Melly bee. of I. 011101 y. thle.ions. vertigo, lilonil to the heal, tebetetion. unlastbo . y.rrounone for. Indearlori. wretched. nem It is, mortotir, tte ihrt to id for lotto...and inselide etneally, et it rit, r the wvered etotonit, Interfere...Lb a gen Liberal . t he Iwo Mantle a hesthy Tel elt for lite h end dlonir, nem...the trait) of .11.wellon.na.. aid - tote and ammeter enerlT the fessaemoot enfeetned Suppor thy te.togoolele the eelolme Pro. a ~Aiest oh Pr. 5 4 404.41,1 d. Dr. Harvey, IN. Campbell. t.r. oixtooor, De. %loiter. Its. Inane.. Lord Sttert do Decks, the Dowager Counter. of . blehw.ilweeral Throw Rimmed many sslhn rne,4l.leole p're'. • bane heath has been reamed S it after al other toot. • of rum NI toilet. to emehtert.lll4,2e.t.d.; nl., ea. ; 115., Ila; curb} fees, ere make of poet... Med nrdcr.—Barrt dot ilor7 ...ICI , . 17. Ilmentetraet; god• num, blase... end Cn., Cteredilly: Abbe MIA Cu., de. oreematorea .:feet; 45. Ibeitopeerviietteet ; let. Osfonl .tract; 3.10. 430. and 4.1, strand, Lotto ; and threads all greeds and amain. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BPtTRR. BATTEN.—Ilareb :1. of Dealer ddrnaco, Pismooth. the wife of 'Air. J. R. Hotta% of &daughter. (ILTll.—Marth N. at lowaika +Wet, Mr, Pt. 1,. Olye. of • dsughter. W , YH D —Mara tl4. fig Cambridge. Dm aril,: of 11. J. Ilawilaod. ia. M.D., of awn. HELM A IL—March W. at Blot* mar I.lrarrool, Um wife of P. Saba, Era. of • son. aup,RAy.—ami a. at Wiaton inrit. Ma silo of C. II Mum,. EN of • &veal.. MATTE:fIit! it V.-11 ri 2.4. at Q.<ol Amt. Deroaport. tsu wife of Mr. Ig .1. Itatteabory. d . PCIIW AUL— /lamb at fond sill, Mr.. T. M. &Imam, of a wm. BIRO CAN T.—Xord. M. at Loom. floyfw.l Ilectory. Oxfordtb re. the mita of *be Sec O. P. rergeeok of • dattabte.. TOPH•11 —March 11. at Lsdb.oke loaarf. Warwickshire, the alto of the Mar. S. C. loPhato. •am• MARRIAOSS. ....... BARER—SAINTEMAIti V.—a:wets 23, at Bordeatts. Menem NOY WindAld„ to of WlLlaut WlAreeli Baker. Era_ of 4. Eatou equate. and Onlett Etre.. to M two, ere Lout* ()Arlene Mule. daughter Hall: of 14 cola.? A. Salnlollarl . , of that city. Sedate- DRICHDON—ATILINI3O2I.—March a' Highgate. ty the Ret. RUM b. Merlon, •ftlAtd by the Ike. C. B. halter., 10. ...anent. Major Alzeien Dion. It yaA for eldeet s of John Ilrenden. . Trellttle, Come-411. to hillabeth attlesan. a eh-daughter of Josiah Rtlklo on. keg of Southampton Lodge. Highgate. DRODRICK—PEAODOn .-14areh 2t. at Redman* Hull, y the Rev. J. hut. H. W. Brodrtek, Egg.. to Donna] Dorm daughter of D. Peadoek. of Hull. HARKIN—TRAVERB.—IIareh 24, at St. Georrel, Hanover Femme , by Wm Rev.'. D. Oirantr, M.A., P. 0. Rankin Phq.. 11th Beat. M. 24.1.. eon of T r 0t . ..,, Eva . of Stanatead. 11@rtkAdana. daughter of R.Esq., of Green. treat. 0.....40i1fi1aft- DEATHS. ALVIN.-21arrit =, Mr. B. P. Alvin. of Lower But Stoat ,B a B Ned 62. COLLISIL-14areb 24. MUT atabethoianitter of Hr. 11. A. Come. e 4 Saw EWA, Leads. htt.A 17. DUKES.- Vezeb It. at Swinton. weer Mance, Mr. J. Dahlman , ' TI. HODDSIL-Marett 23. in the 70th year of her the. Arms. the adored We of Own. Hodder. 4 . 07 " 1 " 1 "' kn." boy. 1,02441LAT.-Xerch 20, at Ofeat ruseterland.patter, Hyde perk, Wet B. O. Lot. Loyal Sorge Artillery, a:ed 24. 2111102 1 . - Marett 24, Plarltrorosnitt, ,of Cedar Oa- OMR mad 78 011112SENSE.-Ilaren 72, at Ke.t Enrrhyleoe, Stenehowes, 8. Oisseames, , Ad , niral on the Itewerred 11•11.07 Liet.esed TSHICao-Maralt 11. C. A. Prime. Leo . of New lendetreet, Ned H. Sollll,4lerelt ft at llwert b. o.er S'terhorne. Mn. B. Bees. arid 7 1 - 110011.11SST.-/lerett 21, at Templar. ate 8... Dr. Se =AI. (Mud* Vins et Bradford. Irrtaladend relabel by Wit.t.tate num !leans, of So. I. Imalordl Sire& Is dr, (ft of London. Prow,. at the °See, In ',gnaw! amok la the ?mina ot W 01441Ln-rat NO. IlLiks 27. ISIL I