The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-03 00:00:00

PROTESTANT INSURANCE COMPANY v. BEAUMONT, MANAGER OF COUNTY FIRE. TO 121 IDITOR OP T7l WPM*. Siit,—ltaferriaor to my fortitor letter, in which I requested you ti abstain from hallise calmest, aad the peptic to withheld its judgment, min the whole fasts of the cars shield he seeds karma I yaw beg loam to Mate seem eiromesteame whish I amide* kuportisa sad whisk, ff peer riy reported at the trial, would law Owe a very 411. is not complexion to the whole ma lad bate induced yen to transfer your teaser% from dm Prolootest Compaq sad enroll to lb. Consty Fire Ofiles lad Mr Besamoar, its Is the first place, let ma observe that the Protes tant Company wee sot "Stet hislabod oa a gullible mail in the year 1864," but I. Umpire ISM with a remeseraile body of directors and sharteldemombea an eminent was cemented as to the mods of tremettlag the tie= B Z the compsay, and ander his advise, it gm resolved MO a/ policies of teleran.% epos lima exceeding the am of 6001., Moald be re-iasured in other oMces, end that the whole amount of every fire risk, whatever might be its limit, should be re-insured in a City Mace of thatatur aad shading. Thu arraegestent was carried out to the letter, sad is violent% of thelaw, as it would sow appear, if your view', es statrd la your it;dieg article of the 28th ult., be merest, s steely, this missurame, threats asksown ti the practice, is prohibited by the law of this meatty." llp is this 'abject let me observe that it your vim, be cor rect, meetly all the yoga' Alen M London are comaitUmi • breech of the law, as I believe it will be fossil that maroely say once of modern or.xia abates from the prac tise of re imamate, and messy of the old Mime lads* is the lams practice. But to proceed : Os the 4th Nev., likia a War wee written to the emestary of the Protestant Company by Mr. Besamant, the samegieg direetee of Ma Coast, Fire Oflea is the result of a nesollathea between him sad myself, and whisk, as was mewed is 'videos wee adopted, aad se romr s iaed that t th m o s =lva beards al the twe mausolea sad he the views al the plaietiffe, tice asnemsat spas relish the mass woo brought, gad trial at Kimcgram. This letter wee read mitsinly twice to the nos sod jury, aid the Maraud pledge, spot the semi Mendes Mite b Mattel distinctly his views MA Nem e why bee l Wel that letter to constitate aa mgroomest. sad ordered It to be stamped, with • penalty of 101, im Men. Now, for sows nnaceountable reason, the lota* la suaitios, which, to the eyes of my friend', is enlenldet * m eet odium ea the Coast, Fire oMoe, io 'negate e od its not Wag adhered to, u studiously omitted hem your »- pert of the trial, sad therefore, foe the laformation of the public, I row handouts into this Inter t• a mebstim copy of the letter end postscript cf Mr. the manager of the Cmnty Fire Odic., ad, ft/am piallos. law mimeos to the lest paragraph of that letter, whisk I moderns., 1 sob the public what eau be the oplotan formed et any company, which, being as eldmetablisilled empty like the Costly, toad deliberately write melt • letter, sod thea in the most flagrant m violate its pneeipal provision. The following u the copy letter addressed by Mr. Bean moot to the sertwary of the Protestant Company : " Cosaty Fire Oahe, 60, Repeat-street, Nov. 4,1864. " Dear Sir.—l understand the proposal made by the Pro testant Fire OM% to be as follows : " That the Cony Nall asikestrfte the polkas of thel Pet testiest r seem as the risks an approved by the County. "That the rearm paid apes such polities shall he harder' to the Carty by a garter:, paymest, subject eta deduction of 15 pa east. tad are of the ealrweaces' per by the County to their agar yea the resin of caw parr'. Tho Carty to kin aeries to do with the duty, whisk lb. Protester will pay to the goveramest. " la the swat of a lees the clear to be settled by the Coeur through the median ef their term, the "snore, or seeetnee. And is all eases of dispute those risers are te Wong the claimant that they rspreeeet the Protestant, as aeries berg made of the Canty, or ths County will de clare thaseelees the dispateats r usdrawntate of the =the Prateetaat The Protestant may at say time the steno which they prefer. "I beg to emigres pea thee we are prepared to carry old ma enseepeeser was re atone basis, ad wow to rare write yew r policies if pre desert we Mould do so.—l so, es dear sir, yes faithirl4, I. A. BRAIIMONT." " P.P. I write this from Dever. The memorandum you left with me shell he armee to this if possible, or I will rasa it es you ea Wednesday amt. " Claims see paid *item to the bang of the arteeipt of the elsammat lee the meant, er by the terraces of a bill at three dere' sight (theft hem the County). The lest we may be met by the Carty sending its chaps to the Prottrant spas the day used f palsies' " The sec tad, by the bill berg raped at the Pratestat care, sad brag mad* payable meth* beakers of the Carty (Mean. Drummoad).—J. A. B." Now, let as. sheave that every reliance was Vend ea Mr. Bessmost, far the following Nara :—let, be was ea old friend of mine of early twenty years' steadiest; tally, a assassins if his by merits* wee as. of the Protestant dinettes; Steil', two of kit trotheriailaw were clerks is the Pretestatt °Mee, to that the Protestant dineton placed every Misses upon he Mau sad good faith. With regard to the feet of payment of premium* for the ere risks o• the 214 of Mamba last, the ere having or eared on tt e 18th, the simple sawn to those remarks of yours see—Pint, that the Coustp Fire Olen knew of the fire as the 18th inst , before the maser, and gaits at era at the Protestant Campsay haw of it, as appeared by the adsalmins is the ears, sad by • letter of their owe egret, Kr. Pilot, of Hall, who on the 15th December wrote to Mr. Samos, otitis, that the sre was then raging is Mr. Middietio's tense. Secondly, because the peanuts wore sot rec.ind by the County Fire Moe ante after their solisitor had hoes easulted, tad twelve been had elapsed between the tessanimisa to them sad their saes of du cheque. And thirdly, that the lesistd= said at the trial that the fan of the missal sr = asset of the premiss. had satr to ap do with the . berg nary a setter of account. It is tree that re Heary Fire Ores wee sot informed sate the 24th, farmer se the Protestest compaity only mooned the presidia and utast of the last on the 22ad of December, es wet eleatly proved at the trial With regard to the trial at York, the plea was not steady so you state, that the etrepany had so fuelsto pay the low, bet that there wen net ouNcieut storm, girds, securlties, and prcperty remarry supplied. nor isailleleat to make good the clams sad data& of the plashes ; bat befc re rig plea was pleaded several dirket sppliatiens were made to the planter at York not to rem ea that trial until the disposal of re trial at 11.'spre, sad the chile of the papers nlatiag to the contract with the Caney were fully submitted to Mr. Middleton before he breraht his action. With veva to the evidssee that I gave at lifseirol," under the aserebble lesseeseoletloa of the asset poweefal nisi Tries alveoli at the Nagikk ber," I can al y observe that 1 have est bad such 'swims he canter law, sot that the early pert of my tartar Ile plena in the l'isainails, sad esasequisedy than was eistareellimed is the iatimidaties and foutlaostbed aims ef Ns blued &texas', who forgot the ammeter of Mei/airmen with sang the part of the advocate ; sad with regard to Edwta James, I beg so say that If he he, SS des would npressat, " the mat perwerfal aW plat ad et the Eaglieb bar," he is sot, I nun, a type daslealledef imitation. Let ass add that I was takes by surprise TOM god tense of his gesetire le wash yea hays rehereda d d I mil die admit that I wads a pied. istake whoa my bdiefee be that sew }Ado Ire base offemall dose the tree ykedadia the esuessideb wee triad at Trek, as I gyp, that no new elides have bus ireiller i t i =tbat sad I may farther state, imam seddiallre ef edit" belies (although, atcordiag to I yam Om** came easy lie Mosel) that every rises, Isayelley babas velienrad elsewhere (sot fa the Can't?), sad the goesilsue veld, so that so prim kidder sad have any appearmsiss la ere of a ere. With retard to the "epee Ms" sea device used en the top of every pedey, let me Nola you that very may ogles have some rz epriete desire, frimpastly a motto WSW ea but I am well bemire, from sty haesairs in f the ladloldael. that aa epos bible " weak be partlederly elaswiles wrier any detwasesanees sad la way lime " met powerful ale piles mistime." I may la elliervis diet kw amble *plates the Mei , at Ileprtae wet eadedol will the usat Weave% habeas el dr tellmiteee wileenes mum as allowed to he aromemmlool. Ms. lon/l.thoptiollie ollomed Is wet! as Ms ovidlesse. The Marned ludo wes monied by Mr. Imam to awe the Jury Maws the sem ems Welled ; Arne tithe bad arrived, It Ming sear 7 oftiesh. • boXf il loam onfoide the men asamotsd with ellthe meth wolfing Implies* to out tha = 11 1t i flam Ns* w bos ; d andss M this than the was mese as mainded, taueely say on b ow hem which am sessunt to mate mama be the petal stammant thireglati ripest .1 dm trial, blob arm be arms to yom fa )em eyes, it your severe etroos osz eig ps=pany,mmf as a feeble Mdivi duel Mr to waft of law—l wish I cull sall i = 4 onote of Jostles. I have always admired the Islam dhplamed is mar jenroal, sod would tether su► mit to a pusamal Salary and mean *has itstmesso WO that hio es =ltme Marini:dna Web, on this eassokr. pa ham m meek to ray &Mims* ; lint I tomOdattly NMlthtl, emu a revisw at the whine foss of this esosaia mlr do me as mash *dm as pm ham hitherti I always sheers talent sad dab, lapses jawsL I have a Ivp tilde of sequaistmen, bait ieMsad cad isstlusd, sd ea rood of the good spirits tatiolalood dm me by a nuerram dude of trine I nod I wield loam imam my lib Pea Met* my dismay sr Mow. Ilkatai the imemien of this Irma la as only somber of pmer —I am, As , 020. BAIN. (la pnessame of oar lavarlablo rale—to give all aides a fair sod fall cooportuaity of Wag hoard—we priest the above lager Ni ageism Ws mast mynas a doubt, bott om, Mahar Mr. O. Bala has sash meadod hie ease. He is Muntdoeted with the Jadp, with the reporter, with the assisla whisk Oa ammo was eartertid, with the legged. wheal h , iiahetitgw theadler the jay-boa—theve all, with the asanesi. All these styles are Inalemat to the roll palm at bath, vim., bad it had set Ihs Prolisloot Ompeny finds of that ewe Mal the obllostioss ray had Isearred to the Upes this, the suit tilmbr Mist M lho what LP "dm Mr. 0. Bala aatadateiyOsat. Oar City article alto wog suumiles hi asides. lb. O. Baia has lad ar hdisdJas as maw lo ardsd tip Me affairs of Me Protsama . All du tam bike of hie letter felt sada, the fermis role, whits you have so sass abase your advestary's lawyers." With regard to the prevesuas of re-Inearame by poser s," we esa only may that the am of the PrMet sat Cs.paay le • eafileirst proof of the peat etiethief of a pramlos the illegality of whit* den AM admit of a dosbt NATAL AND MILITARY. HER MAJESTY'S The Qum has cranamsdad Mr. Heather Bigg, 29, Leiosesse-ssase, the eastooleal amheakiin, to on' strut artileial legs for the foltewlaa sea, whose eaves mutilation ousted bar Majesty's asifss d:o4 her 'least 'Wile toils hospitals of Pastseeesth sad CI:Woo, vie. : Corporal Berland, lobe Cowry, Foods Body, floasel HOMO. Corporal Maras, sad Patrick Messy. With the ezespdoe of Messy sad Boss, who at attain ma ea, kg. all thaw prof fallow' kid lost both lags. Mogan sow: hewer, by her Majesty's beauty, scalded Is yea as bore- Nies. Is idditioa to this. Qsss mused Mr. I ni k s:lsupply Greinway, William Bops, sad Bury , with artidial ens& The ilese son had kis ass this away just below the elivelew, the essaaa het both one by Use "'plosion of a shell what he was is the sot of gadag a pietaaa above kis bead, sod do third Met his its. below the "lbw. • sin maned Maned Sharpe has also bees pressatsd with a @Flail ippon:tu g hie sena ra ho lm bees iajered is severely by a spat ball is to resat the poor fellow steadies erect. By the mid of the glad tolerant:at *splayed he sow walks perfectly upelgat, with as.. All these eons were steams's severity lc sad without the simile of her Mule:tee kindly aid the wesaded usa world hays bees usaMa se prose the &Beate asaaaanima they required. They era Now elopseest to follow a variety of UOt oessoations, for which otherwise they weld hoe boa ddiquallied. Arnumyr, Aran. 2.—Paomonows.—Animint et S.C. A. Inda mi atl y ourZsed to Ws mak ot soa. wo = C. ustidso. Karma swami to the twit et Snownoons.-01rt I. H. Wady, Is tits DAB, S. peddle.. wird Man deep, et WO Pm power. at Ibisraer. MAW, Misted' F. It. ,to the Itrwswisk. SO, mow And ddp, Wad Swim pewit, at Moistest CNA W. E. J. Om. to We We, $ l , screw mom lapis, et tee Wen pram it Developed. PORTIMOITIIL Ana L The wake it the Congener, 101, was to Iseterday, any alp Cartels Mot, arrived at Spit• WM Way. sad joined the tat The bk. t, mow trip% Capsh 1. I. Mem. gravid ollarben Ss & went. 111011.11.01, t east aw &wake best, arrived is the Eight trtai Vie Imo So ariefill &op, Ctirrokr Mao. snivel brag Two ow mama We We twee kW Lek= Way, bon lharptall. dr /kik. piddle deep. The 111. pit mad Kr*, psbeige. salmi tooliy. sad Maid lie _ _ _ The MOM swarm Moe Will Ws, bra en • erre to Os Ltsp% Wm pat troops warn el sonstier. Then w — ressabled s• nib per r aa lonahrat at Mt Uri Mr Oar I. iron Os Its% 7 M Mao" B Mum illsiga.llwww deepalr anoft thaw nainin lbe /Irmo a% from .iis Gehirm ps• int Mon tarp. !Vire ots% Ms p eut et halm NM Jim the Int at at tan T=Osr la a • m Min% esplals IntAttbled lea nol% r no 1% pare Mgr% ream Terittart. Ms seen to a. =Mud TM Waltso rem inmpsrt, War he the 111rit vlth the Gam sr ma airmen trend to ply bet. ODNIALTAI, Meant SL The Greet Whim Cee.) bah deponeee yerairdl a r i eeta. The Simla OIL tedeed pieleehe emeleg hem the mei neeradi mem el le see. rebel* The Teem (a. %I be AY* hie Ede& ler heehe& with her Illelestfe _1 101 0•4 Om Ile OM. WNW Wiz= ellesets Mal% with eel. ire ell pedson7=N he The TallilaPre will Wee It Map* teeteneee. The alpha pa pee la le et we Oink we.. hum dr Wad. Me Thal me Wm Mused to the bay wee doh We pat MUSIC. SOCIETY. This society pm the first concert of their fifth omega Ist eve;lai at the Baaoveroquare Rooms, liaised of Ruder Nan, when they ham hitherto had their pm [mammon- They ham, at kerb, though tardily. learned from eageriamo what we told them from the int, that Enter Hell, though the beet pima that Lead's roman for groat *bona performances of eased seas* is (mite unit for eaitoollamou meals, smarts. The slangs last sight . . wee evideatly tee the better. We do not say that the eon eget err bitter ia itself rhea thaw yid& We satiety has patviauely gives, er eves that it eat es good as may of then; but 'Mainly it went off are elatertilly sad ogees ably than meet et then have dams. The following wee the melons of tits consort: PAW I. Overture ( Azto2 . 7 l =Ory. "Hat mu diet OK" heetkenea. Ilmierim 11Wirr er ierrride . ll.l2laNa sod Ur. U. Illepeer) rid Newt. Was It 1110 iistiffirft by Maims laden Ills MulreeleM Mr. O. Perris. rid 014 ramL PAM Q. Overton (Prtile!vits) Reeitativ,•- --war_ re, Caeseto la 0 aim frost "VI Overture (DIMIND=0—rniii:••••••••• is :Vs Then n here oath excellent natter, though rather °idly arranged, but that is of co very greet consequence. The perfonassa of Beethoven's uragnissat aad difficult Overture to Eqsboog at saes tested ths quality of the @r ehear'. It was mph ant vigorous, dellieleat to damages sad prioislin, sad its neanosons loudness was uunliaved by the variety of a single piano; and thisore nay say is p uma was the cue throughout the orchestral perforrinans of the sussing. The prisepal isataimasts, both stringed aid wind, were to the heads of eminent sea ; bat it was evidant that the »pawn were anythiag bat siker, and vastly injured the IBM of the whole. The bend would not slily be nun delicate, bat actually nen powerful, without sash playas. oral *hawk as others wore pat to their plane. Herr Rotiksasky is a sew acme?. He ha a strong, heavy, Gazassa bess vela, sad hie style is as heavy as ids voice. The society ors retitkd to rest malt for bavimg breeskt forward two Bost late/eking rompreitioes of Mosul whisk (ottani, to say) have mover bolin been beard in this neatly. The disfesin Conerteate," it apposes, was re smelly published by the mend Om MAMA, of Offeabon, who parnesed many of Mozart's saasseripts from his widow; to that it is now givn to the world after lying sere than half a eatery on the deity nano of the pub lishers. It is in three movements, an allegro oweatoto, ea onsets, and a presto; sad nay on of them le naming. Time an, threegbont the whets pine, role parts kw a vicolia and a side, whisk form a dust or dialogue, fall of bentifel selodim sad responsive passages, aersepaaied by the schist's. These two parts were played by M. Balaton sad Mr. Illageove with the utmost gran arid &Wen. The other pine, the Litany is E Oat, we aro le. ferried by the book of the Cessert, was tromposed is 1776, and resalsed eaknews till last year, when it was pub. tubed by the ears Mears. Ann. How essay gess smy yet ramie berried ha the " dark aufatteoml erns" of their repositories ! flit Litany, written at the sp of twisty, hat many tenths, but is a very anneal work. Tle airs are is tile dads's, Folk, Italian tryle of the day; aid no miseipal ese is loaded with lon naiades sad Mikis* IL he a bravura opens msg. It received every Jelin inn Mins Rneesdorff, bat no sinew will man I mgroost 1 I to mem teen 2110 ebonies. on the onse bead, are superb. On of then is as want Oregesirm Cheat, whit& Ming by mpremi is akar, aresersind by the oralerstra. Its effect is wesinfolly gran, fumbling the chorales iatndueed unto Mendelasota's inginke. The enelsdiag choral Wee is a peed pins of eenneneolat but the norms was set Snag enough to give it der .d.ct. The pins is very keg, sad some putties' of It an toe numb span oat; bat it is full of Menet to every seskin, mad the society deism the duke of the seeka world far bariag predated both it sad the symiphony. Of the pedenmenee of Heethonse's gnat syspboay as _ _ idea may be formed froze what we her; alremiy said of the orchestra. Madams Buderadotff mug kola's soma beauti fully. sad had great susses. And, Shenk Madeissoka's Omelette sweats M 0 WSW was absurdly placed at the fag-cad eta very Mss toseert, yet Halli's meet masterly perfermastee es amplately arrested the attendee of the sadism* that set a single perms thought of imolai hie or her seat. We never. Weed, beard tide Ise work sore nobly performed; and its effect wee keightesed by the powers of the magaideout Broadoood instrument ea which it teas played. The rooms woes crowded. MADIMOISILLI ELOISE D'HIPALL.--With TA ma is th• PusPIO whW offseeei ti oar piper of the 31st at., we last bees resumed Is state that this child l lad peutestly appewei ► West Wu peblis duly' the est tiro sea Outdo stub Yr Maki Bies lut yaw as Oaellse• bomb is Dinaplana flaw, as wand r all Ila pdsslaa lb dr Ilma. 0a Y TI Y Ileallsll.4 M. mid at Ihs laden. of Maw Meelth, and bieg aPlak aural Wasik allpred as anises. sal eaeastimety anesged tut plum el hie tows saspealika for Mr, shish he awls untied. J. L. Hopkins, Esq , Mat. Ble., organist of Ro chester Ostbsibal. Iwo Oft mint by tb Mostar and bookie Moss of 'Usk, Colley, Cambridge, frisk • vory Isms asabor of onadfdistos, to the elks of egotist to tliN Whip, laths rota of ato Isto !Maroc Woleffiloy. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY THE TIPPERARY BANK. DUBLIN, Liam 2. Yosterday, in Muter Morph; ' . one., Memo. Morrogh aai Keened', partsers the late Mr. Jetta Bed *, wan asembeed with refire... UP some secarities to their sad Wm MU. Mr. George MDewe Oho mower. with Mr. Lawless, as sonasel,. sad M r. as money, wee is atteadearm rn. B. Learrody, exambed tg XL Lawless, add he bed la his peeesedea emerides astother porn, of the I=Beak, .1 which be wield fowl* a list sa the day, sod ledge them la soul. Belay gasetieteed es to seleattlen art la Ns yaressiea, he mistisaM a mom he halleved oaths Om NUM 12.11104, which was gage the messy of the bask. It an was made dm eitestAgril, 17, to Mr. Lantos, Nelda, of Leadsm es teastee be die beak. He amid give a net of Se pipettes parshosed tg die late Mich the Mr. Sadler in the Lasambired B them, sadMW Owlet Mr. SWUM :gnaw psalm ef he else melped a portion te the lambs sad Ossely P. Mr. &disk mad* or agreed to asks es ralpesst of those properties in furor of the Tippmary Beak is Mame, 1066. Mr. Hestia( CNN MR to Ire. land with a letter from Mr. &disk, which whams saw. He imam that • meet deal of the parahme-ssoasy of several either sesame mass be. the Tipperary Bank. bet whether they weal pmebeeed r trait for t.O bank es for XL Radish Idemelf be wee set able to say. Wear—Were eay of the prelimse made with a view of giving aey monk, to the Tlpperary Beak ? Witeem—lbry were not made for that men to my Ithowlage. Mester—Wese any of the deeds of mammas, from the laserahmed Estates Coart ever deposited with say peen ea behalf el the Tlf pt ray Beek by way of gravity ? Wllasee—l believe ad; as fee ae I know, certainly not. Of*. minim that he pembeied is Ireland, there won 20 to the Leads. and County Beak. I tam skeet it 'Ma the deeds was seat to be registered ; ones them wire me argtetered at first oa aseraat of the earageW bein ealleism fir the manse is this evaatry, awl Wise dare was me eneeMesa mem MOM ; regkol try Wag Wass' Mrs Shay wen takes leek he Lemke t =volussei with moo ham olowilleeke ban Omer ma this Ihoy wee, reskeseoL Them we a sort of deeleades of whisk sealed dee sesiMeestles of the desk sod, apes the pealsettos of Shp, I preesse. at Beasesee•boore, they 'beaked the eortillseto as tie 10th of Soptershwe the deeds were registered; the dodaeales of true_t lMw asea . elme Ith. _ _ _ _ 14. MareiglestairWation followed after Mr. Heady had rasa poninions as is mass atom Mr. Weldon Mom said : Man I was appeintsd I have re mand the stoma amelitie fray Mean Momenta sad Hisaedy. that I asked for was freely gives, and I helm* Maim Mr. Rossodp—As Ma Is Mt An ipportasity we Dave had al webs it Nam= to oareelvis, lot M sew elata il laa l % dia toms It is my oath—that I was lad bead, eta, or =la He reparation of Me re port Maas T ebbe was flared by Mr. eadlair, sad AM% is mad rditadverted apes by tbs /lesterr as Sails. Asa IN on state, a'so, in %- %mass mats pessistlag of the pietism that elthongh Mr. Rafferty happend to be the poems lime same was pat to it, it was aot dose at Mr. Bedlairltinarstion la any shape or form, bat at the saggoiden d tam we this, very lugs shareholders, who in Mary Istonnted in braring the matter ander Ma Whams ap Am as sass as potable. Mr. Morrogh—l beg oa my owe pan to repeat the stati ons% which have boas made by my ratan. The matter was the. adjmened. SPORTING. DONCASTER SPRING URETING—TruDAY. MITIONAL PAILITCOLA3B OF TIM LAST TWO PAM. Tax goose Ava 107 . 111•11 Pun. ld RffiFie mr. - ii;iiicciiiivalaaiseiton,VEer - ;,1 yriort I - 7c (1. areal 1 Mr. Miltoe's Pleirible, 4 yrs , 7R ... -..(llweenke I Mr. W. Wood's Fork S 7n, 6t (11belmeswe a Mtastroaris Him Cr,. Two slim Mr. TMs. angles Vestaes, 4 yrs, 9st IST ( Mb say . - Mr. al. imiclale Prawns; S yrs. Ilstillb (Mr.C. S Stan. e.. , 4 yrs, leat Kb (lawksMai a Bottles: Ito IS WOWS. lash ter a auk; a kart between Ul• seem/ sill Ili& The yelledisimitememisk the lisbeenailim Mose st Malt were with realm. le Chemstas kir Os Naleewsitaa. mid Mel Is Mead kr the TreeThemwaL aMI wesieles hub sisal the ltossir fat the Wltelplin= I. iii sea NO Is IM wen Wei apt the Wier kw .11111 . WIIIIIIIIIDAT. Us Boom Sasso (Ilindlesa) or 3 mos sib, with 30 added. Manors 711 salmi. ma arced to tam hi. Ask% Lad Nome la. (7 sobs.) Mr. llenalmaos Adel, by Maas, ist Waltham) I Dlr. R. Day's Woolborsook. S yrs. lot 7110 *ens) II Mr. Z. R. Oodles Plausible, 4 yes, Ist WI) 3 Mr. Rooyon's Comas, 5 yrs, 7st 71b (Bass) 4 Mr. J. 011110171111 Ely by sastOdow oat d llopsfoL 3 yrs, Ist 31b ..... ...... . .................... (Chslksisr) Ti. Doman= Mannstur Orsno• of Ko t a. am* tt, sad may this rdsissol. Ls. atilt 100 *dried. n penalties for more. Ms mid to melds Oak& to. Lew C 0.... (00 sobs., IS of about pay/ miss. ado) Mr. Marries Cressy, by Melboarna. 4 yrs, bot 41b ( 111 13 0 1 I lard Derby% Indira, 3 yrs, dot 71b (Creswell I Mr. lthirra's Gurriapper, yrs, Oat 1111 (Quinton 3 i.e...,..T0. La.x M STAMM Of S *o. mob. with 40 0 00 4 701 emit, fol Sabo sad iretdloso, lot 10th. Tb. eionor to be odd Ns 100 NMI.; ollowsnoss if emend to bit wild tor kos, ha Hatt s Wis. (4 sobo) Mr. =es adsassa, by Tombstone (401.), 7st (Croswell) 1 Mr. OW.), 7.0 Mr. Osbens's " la a rg out of Hopelbi (401 ), Illb (Smoot) 3 IS 4 mist Aimms, la 1 sib see Maostogel sad Roped ft.. Won ruby by faith sad • boll; bud tlard. The winter ens add kr 146 {aims, Tan Imams' (*son of i .am, mob. with II adds!, for 3-yr. olds sad opeords. Oydsasl salad wslokto, Do. Ons moll.. (4 sobs.) mr. 7. Wares% Illy by lardrotrbar out of laborltrass. 3 yrs (1014,11 M Mb ..- Mr. NI Mstre I'Mlory seal (3514 (Docker) 1 Ist 11th (M.Lossi) Mr. C..loyamfo Torpttaile, 3 yrs (601.), ist ..(Fordltsm) Tan Ilmemsommis lamas of i son. mels, with 60 addid, lor sad 11.7noila Ord Nana la. (13 sobs.) Mr.lbanlosals MM. 5 p withdraw his stake, sad Mr. J. Orkaradb Illsamtmer. by DIA Badrataltor, f yrs, tetlß)Qralei/71atr5)...... (Bsorgark) w.O. INITINO ON THR COURSE. WI A ND SUBURBAN RANDICAP. 4 1 sea Pirbamma 7 lis 1 Illt. 111 ( ito 1 t truly) MUT 1 107MOVOLTTAN. to 1 ma head& t) 10 to 1 liklasfas it) CRISITI OUP. IS 70 I nth TorbeldroOrsy (0) 10 to 1 HispiMßty (t) CRICK= Cr.a.ramt CL•••••• full sairler tbs sm• hen et this drib kelt iplese IS Tessisy wink& Ilk. Fsesieses. ths Word Moo. Perel.Clepleee. The et ere duke tar the new este :-11r.Chli• polka ; Mr. T. ithlik• Iseirene ; 'Arming, seetelerk Mrs dr deb below euesdlessiri at, the weeks beet skied mile Mb • edielsallel meek sod • most ear. riv sessiseL fle iish knemee perk* es Tar& day iel siko• Ikeda my imam deb widths it like at Wm Bier et /Inks • beeirkokeeres smash elk kr Citrons,. • arimiesis•i it entered to the exterksy. r siege. vale** allmiel le. Lk Reim Brae Oar—lbe ambers d this elivetsbUrlted shib, vile mike tbleee d Ot t bald ibeir drat art 11.1ke keen kb elute& km paper at dray sal soils Am s=esmme kr the eerier num Its akts kali hi be k • iseellikeemilen. THE BELGIAN JEWESS. TO TIN TDITOR OP PHI TIPTON. copy of a litter watts dkllart • melt vide be kw& l way late all the men, eat whisk whilst tradiar is laver tha character of ay is It easesdia#y palatal to their tallier. I eta gusiaabsethe et the sonaaaiestioa, the writer of wldeliMe. et Beau U sited Sista, sad sew ea be reale to Latlrldasesti it to Mr . Hoary Feudal, of*" 11 17 raps ma eit !andel Lad Phill,po, New gate.steset.-1 ass, Ike A. 3 E 111803. Amin& aineacis, 7, Beek Marks, Bt. Mary Asa, April 2. be Merch 27, 1846. Nether pasiiii,—Os ( ratepi" the polies ara aa lailleXespar,thapabUe are sever informed of lb . Mimi= of the °freaks , salmi ha kappa. to be a Jew. That this say set always be dose with aa iataaties of lajerias the Jews I *daft, but that it does prvladies the asassaealty stalest Jews, sad that it Ii a:tamely rallies to oar Whigs, yes sad I aid that:meads of ethers sea testify : bat if the s w at h is advertised r • Jew whoa be rielly is se Jim at all. I think it ear daty a make that foot kaowa. The saes I bare at tweesat te rU your ataatioa te is set that of a Jew, bat ef a lowa' A. artiste appeared last week la the flue eating that • regaled, ordaaieed body salts, who make a basis, of dereyiag or Whale, iaaearat Maellsh girls to cone over to the as limit for improper papas% sad that th• procaress Is • Belgiaa Meese. Moe wads " Mesa Jewess" *roared tides la the above wilds. I ban positively assertalaed the the warm belseps to Ilea ukee bia ini g earl that eke is se J.wmi. Jeweils. Ido as know kw apielaas, hit I de kw* that aim asvor was beta of ad& mg t h a t :boreal this Seeds b abort herb Wain a die Ilse y assirma-11 Is Modem lead. I wail law mama is OW Mee Mast, bat I bow pia an are saw pow to as futile te the sew. I therein* Imps yea will gift Wilily to the above.-1 numb, dm olit sad beaker, years respaadally ad fratereally, I. NORTON. On Tgoidity night (April 1) Clipileal Wiseman eaternked • weatenao party a tbe waked= at kb heron k Yeebelaw. Telltale Meer ware gneest. Pion, tbe lOW Zrlew stkned, was Ol=aperferia then. cm' Flu nr Avs MANIA-LANnee-Lest seine& a few skates before elms o'clock, a Ire broke 022 OS 610 realm of Hewn. Marlborough. aursigrats eel pwbYee~ Awe Maria kn. The nesse were vainly nibs ow. bet hi ceessimmio• of the west of water, meld met kt lOW doe be got len play. Water war, brivraver, at lag& pio - sred, and by a quarter to twelve o'doek, tbe ire .n ze=beely 1104 wader, and as farther danger was ?be Pairmara Ceffee-hono awl no Daniel Leann pellkbasse wen ateleuely Wend. Th• pee mins mass, It l sold, rG, APRIL 3, 1856. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IN TIM MITERS ON 01/.1 antosio. Tide iseelveat, who wee an impeller of sell esehes in the ceratee at the Peneolltsa, solid saw the Preemies net. Mr. ilaragd o zseeed ter endlter weed Lloyd, and Mr. Mews se Formerly tie keelveat hod an base of exist MU a year fres the 1 1 111164•09, lad Wed eta lksed In Gloucester shire. Whoa the soils wen onsered by railways Snead of amebas he wee resenel M LIMOS, and hi Wary was UHL Men lie bed palmed lbe meet he had bees is.. Ctd,4Sol he wee sew say ea efts .barb. at 10d. per earalug sheen Me. a week. He had eve aildress, mom of when woe pest up. His debts wee set lase, and Mr. peta i lip? anteeel edhoolset ia Gleawarnsiden NM the se doubt, bere stored to elheuttes of 1621. a years Mos hie ease was over, se there was nothisg to diet his character, end ha ehligested that MIL a rear meld be eat aside for the ere& Mr' tors generally, ea sossaltleg date for the opposing creditor, 1 " 74 Mr. Macrae appealed to the east ea arsuat of the in. aelsat's Mr. Cotemiaiser Murphy weed the 23rd Instant for the deal order, sad ingested ea uneasiest. Protection wee reamed. " music cantorreze." Is a cue under the Preteetios Act the debts were only 261, and the mosey spent on the proceedings would have paid a Isis dividend. It wee stated that the ineolvent had proposed to pay his crediting V. a math, which they refused. iiiroorsiaisdoser. likeyhy—Thea I eta only lay they ere " greet foots" for not taking it. Protection renewed, and a 'Ley named. 4&9IZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT. APRIL 2. Mazy Asa Ros•e; we; ;lamed with marrying lames Iladerwood, at Lathery, hes Imam Minoan Rosser ID. Priddy passaged i Ito prisner, who was rs eamtatily asurl, sod amend Mesh affestid by Ma posi tion in the ads, was dellmiall by Mr. Skiereer. It appeared that she was swami 1011111 24 or 25 yam ago to Reeser, mid had lad • Maly of eight children by hiss. Her Instead, beisaver, had deserted her end goes off with a anise phi $ ladhary, Wier, they are now limn. Mn. Ranee MI eadawif to support her children by setting up a shop all Hromiesevew, seer Wham and working as a milliaer sad dromaker. Reeser had been imprinued • week he she dessetiem mid it would appear that when his wife seamied sena Y had taken this Sods of revenging himself mad of persulag timed( of the poor woman's prirV. The snort Inebeall married Mrs. Baser os the 7th Imam hie, sad shaded the trial, bat not aa • pro . . . . Tbs thamth Irma et lime two marriages baring been = a milmesses spoke Idsbly of the =mum la which the tits lad ssebasoll \wall. sad of her efforts to =Wain but family. fibs masa mares Masi Ow/4, and Dana Bramwel l, ia pains embalm, said this was • most diegraoeful ease, sat on the part of the prisoner, %Musses she had midelMssliy acted Press is disregarding her marriage vow, Masa Ibo port of her husband, and he wished them was • lap ascend by phials amass could be tried and tarred sad thstbend, sad so east through the lowa of Led Cory se as examplo ts the mot of the world. The law required, bower'', that le should pus a Gestapo* upon her, sod tablas the meommoudation to mercy by the jury into Gosaidastion, he should sestsam her to foss days' imprimis's'. A. la the husband, he supposed he was at the both= of the prowestion, and ha should there fore pay the moth The coot basis, array beep sitting foss days, the primer was lasmlately distherged. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—NoRwics, APRIL 2. MOM CUM MOMS mane. ♦ right et way ewe, sad enbuquently a unitises east. erupted the entire day. Neither action presented any plats of mail piddle interest. WESTERN Ns Palo. CIOCIT,-1 cracurr.—TAlrwroN, APILTL 1. lUD 31:11. OtIYR CILUMML AMY) • SPICUII PIM AZYNOLDS e. DIMON. Mr. fierjetat Mistake, Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., sad Mr. Coleridge, were for the plaintiff; and Mr. Collier, Q.C., Mr. Hudak*, end Mr. Co:, foe the &deadest. This was as action between ewe pothers (medical men) far breath of a deed of metraot, lavolvieg penalties to the @Meant of 2,6001. The parties resided at Wellhigtoe, and IMO in peetaership for about flee yam, when some dit- Imamate mime between than which they carried into es aisles math The sedan was referred to arbitratioo, sad under the award the partnership was continued for two years longer, daring whisk period the senior pert. arr. Mr. Bridge, to. founder of the practice, which ens described as • very lured., ens, wee to n aive 3601. per annum, the plaistiff r.esiviag all the profits. At the uptratioa of this tens the plaintiff was to retire, sad be bound himself in a penalty of 2,0001. net to est spas • meant radiation in or within 12 miles of Wellington, incept as a comaltiag surgeon, nor to moist or Intrados' say other medical an than hie pertain., for whoa he wee to *edam., to enure his seclusive pa. Heath He also boast Johnsen in a farther penalty of 6001. to keep proper books and &yeasts, and to we due diligence in the truism daring the term. It was not insinuated that defeadaat had not readend his partner all the ark obi& lame to his heads, hat it was complained that be bad kept sia baba, sad that he bad attended only the best of the eastosmas,semdlog the Mien to the plaintiff's dispensary, whisk be visited ass eraser than ogee a month. Tao meet ser:ose emelalst wire him, however, was, SU% deem blur uif lessopered by the deed, wide' pososaiod Mot fres pastries ezeept as a physician, be bet treks. with tba plastid, refried to meet him In reendtatke, recerstended ether men is preference, and gore with them is sere err, weirs the people were too poor Is pay • sewed warp's, but where they would have their old favourite needled adviser. Fee the plaintiff • lisp number of wieners' were called, who bore ant We sees, eel the *bele were that, in Don equate of bie Me partner liffries leveed his beck upon bin, ble prefreirtel prep* were reined. Tee tits defies* dr delesdant aloe" was celled to vis ualise the testimeay of the eiz wirier* who had been celled an tbe part et the piaistiff. The ere bred earring seedy two days, sad at the close of his lardsblVe up, The epeeist I miry asked to roam, taking with them the deed, and a stein et questions propounded to them by his lordship, sad after a very sesaidersbls length of attests. nausea into were with a smart for the plaintiff on all the issues, with a verdict et 1,2001. They having by direc tion of his lordship ameseed the damages breepective of the stipulations in the deed. His .dship directed the verdict to be entered for the sea of 2,6001., the fall penalties is the bond, leave being given te the defendant to move the overt above en the en straetlea of the deed, sad the question of liquidated damages. fee the plumes, of Musing the verdict to 1,2001. MOWS OCIVIT.-111170111 I. MIMS CLOWDEIL James Howell, wbo woo ooevietod yestA rday of the lama 'tailgate, of his wife, Elise Howell, at Hatt, was seatasoed to sit years' peas' servitude. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Lrtzapooi, Anil, 2. At der anises this seminglehn Penmen was indicted for the willed warder of 11511, Drummond Ohs ecenin of his sot►st), with whets he Inhabited, I. Prima Williestmreet, Tostath Park. MS (TWIN WWI amenitted on the 21st hangar, last dung a snared and straggle ea the doer, sad the priseser sot her that with • knife. After ia dieting the feta nomad be took hold of her, and was as sist's, her to the &lathers Domini, when eke fell over at the caner of Wolfs-street, a *rem The prisoaer was fogad Osiky of nassiaaghter, and was ssansted to treas. portedos for life. APRIL 1. Rump at. Maus WARM. WILFUL lIIIIDI2. Philp Wall, 26, and lutes Can, 26, sesser, were put her the serder if Juts Howe, cm the 20th Feb. The primes were heileted es the tor ser's walrus, sad those 11111111 root ease before the tread juy bills for robbery, width they attuned se true. Mr. Authell preeseeted. with Mr. Brett. Mr. Tibial Athletes &boded the primer Wall, earl Cur was defeathi by Mr. WDoesell. The pertlealese ef Mb murder have very mostly bees before the peas. The iroessed was • sailor, about se leave Liverpoal ea • sayers. Be was Oohed up by the pelsoaete at Weld, Is ea ‘ubralested state. taken to a brothel, strearled, sod them plundered. The Jury fogad then both Omar. Bares Mut* is prior seattoct se thew, old—Philip Wall sad less Can, the Joey after • patine is tine, lave foetid you guilty t he situ of wilful They bare aostspealei that sethet with • ofteassada: ion to seny. I shall lay that reeromeedatios, es • tear Arr of rasps* to the Jam Win the Beereary of Slate ; aid It will be the his to bids foes the GM did, *in the rends beton the ewes, tab Mir plows thumps& Be far ma I as essimmol, my dutys te Natoost pen to Ile. I deset Squire whet esseldsros Waged the boy to offer that reteleaseimire to mom ; probably it wee the state of drachmas Ste which they eappessi ell of fen had reins& yeaselete by the *se the issued had met his death at your Lath ; bat however that say be. tad however they say hue bees Wised to tier it, I shall forward that reeronseadado• to the peeper router. I shall serial/ay set stud is the way el the re easseadades to sere, from the Jury, but I Gabs se sews sates that it will have say West, I Mouth lee. therefare, mot to put any esideas la that resussooda ties. I sestsily resseutead you, therofen, to sake year pease with GA es you say thee* be soled Ware psilda. Ms Lordship then paned mottos of death Is the THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Getup FrelleasiLthie4, who bad ioen remanded but admitted to bail am a tamer camas, upon the charge of L ring reward, esmeaka, sad embezzled part of hie estate sad effects, after be hod beeme declared a bankrupt In the moat k of April last, with the inteaticei of defreadiag his auditors, was farther mambo& Th• Mama was spin resseaded, bat admitted to hail, himself I. M., sad two natio In 1001. sash. Miss Jane Field, • you, lady of prepossessing appear saes, sad who is highly respectably commuted, was brought before the Lord Mayor Rader the following Metals* oir anmetsases James Bell, • Thames police-officer, having been MOM. said—Aboat 10 o'clock oa Sunday moreaks& the 27th Jemmy, I was in • galley sew Loadembridge, when I heard something fall appareatly from the parapet. I almost immediately hard a call for a host from the bridge. I west to the woad abutment hoes the Surrey side, sal saw the prkoner lying on the pavement, apparently lifeless. I Immediately procured salaam* and Owed a lope round her body sad lowered her into my boat. I theta took her to St. Thomas's Hospital, of which she has been an inmate till this morning. She had thrown herself of the bridge, and wee soot seriously hart. Til• prisouer, who appeared to be 'offering very great mental at well as bodily ma, sad who supported herself by the aid of crutches, upressed much coatritioa for the efface she had solninitted, which she promised sot to repeat. She was than given in charge of her Meads, who were over whelmed with grief. The came of the rash act did not traaspire. GUILDHALL. Charles Wild, a eolieitm, of 82, Friar-Ana, Blaokfriars road, was ehered with embeselieg 601., the property of Mr. Thomas Harem; memeager to the Court of Bock• runts,. This prosecution wu instituted by order of the offlaial assignee ia the bankrapte, of a person caused Blum. The messenger to the court, Mr. Harsher, took posses sion of the property of the bankrupt, and not befog able to attend to it entirely himself, he appointed the prisoner to take charge of the effects. Prisoner welt to the bankrupt's residua, Bugbrook, in Northamploashire. While there he was authorised to sell a portion of the property. The present charge against him wen, that having received various sums ft r particular articles he signed the seeouate, in which he stated that the amount he had received was lees than that which he catcall, did native. When tome evidence bad been gives, Alderman • remaaded the prisoner for a week, refugia' bail. _ BOW-STREET. • Lieutenant Charles Ackerley, R.N., a gentleman whose eocentricities have on several meanie= brought his name before the public, was placed at the bar before Mr. Jardine on a charge of creating • distort:altos at the United Service Institution, in Whitehtil., and assaulting the secretary, Mr. Tones, and an American Indian, named Peer Sequel, who apposes to be an attendant en the lieutenant, was chareca with attempting to rescue him from custody. Mr. Tonto informed the magistrate that a meeting of the members of the institution had been held that morning for the palpate of causiderine a resolution for the expulsion of Lieutenant Ackerley. Of the 83 votes which were received 82 were for the resolution, and the gentleman who gave the solitary vote in his favour aterwards explained that he did so by mistake. After the result was declared, Mr. Ackerley, who wee shading at the beck of the lecture chair, rushed down the hall to the plate where he (Mr. Tonna) had been sitting, and seized opals some of his papers. Several members who were near him attempted to prevent him from doing so, end witnees seised one of the papers, and took it from him. Upon this defendant struck witness vio lently in the side with his elbow. Witness, assisted by some of the members, then seised on the defendant, lifted him op, and carried him out of the hall. They set him down in toe lobby, hoping be would then go away, bat he latisted on returning to the theatre, and became so violent that it was found necessary to have him removed by the police and the porters. Having been thus expelled at the side door, Mr. Ackerley went round to the front entrance, and was mounting the steps, when witness went to the door and closed it. As he was doing so, however, he received through the don a blow frets the lieutenant's walking stick. The stick, which was a light bamboo cane, he believed, was caught by the clash* door, and broken to piece'. Policeman Hine, 513 A, who was on duty at the entrance, corroborated the latter part of Mr. Tonna evidence. " The captain" used very bad language, and threatened to knock Mr. Tonnes head off. After the door was closed, as de scribed by Mr. Tonna, defendant still wanted to force his way back, and witness was obliged to take him in charge. The captain" then called to his man to assist him, assert ing that he was a constable, sad directing him to take witness in charge. Be sleet, who eppeared rally to believe that he was a constable, end was justified in doing what ever Mr. Aekarley told him, seised witness by the thew, and tried to push him away. He then caught hold of de ' fondant, and alter a struggle succeeded in releasing him from witness's hands. He (wits's), however, immediately seised Mr. Ackerley again, and with the aid of the porters , removed his man to the statio n-house. Several other witnesses corroborated. Mr. Ackerley, who had thou examined etch of the wit nesses at great length, but to very little purpose, eons seamed his defame by banding in a document, which he asserted would prove that was himself a magis trate. He then 'item' into an exceedingly pre - lir sad unintelligible statement of the relation between himself sod the other defendant, woo he said was formerly a constable in Canada, sod bad Aloe socieeeded him (Mr. Aekerley) in some °filth in that country. He had been mait.tainieg this man for some five years sod a ►ell, is order to enable him to esta blish some C'4llll against the govrasient, ant be earnestly hoped that if has worship should be of opinion that any wrong had bees done, be would not visit with any punish• meat this poor Indian, who could neither read nor write— could hardly speak English—but would let the whole re eptheibility rest on him, who had called the poor fellow to bin aselatasee. He thee proceeded to give a very detailed account of the transaction, explaining that in attempting to seise on the pep rs he only wanted to pet a copy of the charge on which he had been expelled. He did not wilfully strike Mr. Tonne, either in the theatre or at the door. In fact, he did not me him. He wee very short-sighted, and when he thrust his stick in et the door to keep it open he did not perceive that there was any one there. He con tended that, being a life member, le could not be expelled, and on that proved justified all be had done within the building, as being cone is defence of his eights but ad mitted teat be bad done wrong outride, especially " in using ezpvessithe which no prudent man would permit himself to employ." The other defendant declared, in broken English, that he was a constable, and his master a judge, for which reason they must hang together. What his muter did he would dO; and If his master went to prison for it, he was coatent to go to prison too. Mr. 'iodise said the notion that the members could not expel Lieutenant Ackerley because be was a life member' was so absurd that be woedsthd a gentlemen who had lived so loos in the world should entertain it. Hie conduct was wholly najuitillable. He must pay a fine of 61, and find two sureties of 1001. to keep the peace. Baguet must ply 11. Lieut. Ackerley paid both fines, and was liberated on his promise to bring forward two friends as bail on a future day. At the rising of the court, his wonbip intimated that in the case of Mr. Payne he had resolved to mitigate the penalty to a 40e. fine, whiek wee paid, and the defendant was set at liberty. EXTRAORDINARY ELOPEMENT. The Worcester Chronicle describes at length flight of incipient Mormons, whirls took place lut week. " On the previous Sendai morons Mr. Hodgetts had made one of his usual voyages to the coal cottony, and on his re turn on the following Saturday was distracted on finding that his wife hid left him, and iodoeed all her children to Peciespany her. Not only bad she left him, but she had taken away a great deal of ready cash, which eke had col- Meted from the °Gatemen, had drawn 3141. by cheque oat of the bank on the encloser day, and bad avid off everythieg portable, even the bed linen, fens the bones. The pin maa's agony and disteaetion of mind can scarcely be ma pped be implored Use aid of the police la recovering wife sod children; and on the mine night Superintendent Chime started with him is purtuit. They prneeded at once to Liverpool, preened toe assistance of the p nice in that tows, and, after several hours spent in making inquiries, learned that the Enoch Trail had started out of port two hoots before with four hundred Mormons on board, and is was supposed that Mrs. Hodgetta and lam ly were of the somber. With some diMcalty a bargain was struck with the inputs of a steam-tog, the Great Conquest, which shortly afterwards started in posit of the fugitives. Nothing wee seen of the Henna Trail until the Conquest had mowed tile bar at the month of the Mersey, when her captain made out the vessel with his glue, and 'crewed down his safety valves. Foe two or throe boors the chess inatinned, when the Eaoeh Trail slackened speed, and the Cespaest wee allowed to came al nspide. As eons as the strand of the ponsen biome know., the greatest excite ment petvaded the pauses"; bat after • great deal of wrangling and abuse, whist,. lasted an hour and a hell, Mr. Hodgette was allowed to take away his wife and three of hie shildren. The two eldest girls, aged respeetively 16 and 113, obstinately refused to go bask. Mr. Redgette is sow once mere safely honied with his wife, who, we believe, positively derives that she will go to the Salt Lake at some time or other. She has Dwight beak with her the greater portion of the money, bat not the whole." Teem wrra FRANCL—At a isastiag of the Brad- Ewe Clamber of Coauneree, held oa Filthy, a depetatiou, eneletiag of the mildest of be chamber (Mr. Soli), the Mayor of Bradford. Mr. Ripley, Mr. Alderassu Beath, Mr. W. B. Forster, the Mayor of Balder, aid Mr. B. Abroyd, wee appointed, tot the pusime of welting upon Lori Tahnersicia, ea Thursday nest, with the view of urgteg the redsetioe of the ditty 'pea the importation of French wises, sad foe the adoption of other rewires, by which free trade with Fresno sissy be proesetinl. The deputation will be lased by other deputations, fres Wallordehlre se well se from Leeds sad eisvetal other large tows. , all having la view the ob ject of advocating mem* for facilitatlai the evinfaerelal intense's, between Use Ids essataiss.—/bms adoSir ONIVINIM MAL —Abbas% the moll supply et ape dabs the psw math Ley be !a sem berm etteitstable to the punsters et wooly wish peewee* the web* It h eery swab lost the qua. tity aow we the wey to fteols be the various piredol s eezbise semetbeahey kw than rod. awe pertieuleily keel wad the Mails: and how the beet beenotae obtabelia we see hi lo the eareeeiso bat thetessiel probetke will Now • b irsotablery We mem aseeMbehaflog the Mantis sided by Nes Mb Flew ahet sulawa i The abbe Ikon New Odom see wry iselbil as to the bilk la the amp of whisk le athested Is Mlle we web hem the Not of ifike, a we Mai sefla the prairies of the hot lbws t a r a laly owing to the relinquishes/sad aws ke that of NW mare_ taw American bens soomoolly beeaV WNW WM in fhb% thews. debit hbolhohe ho Nab hes than tint et IN& lb Ibporle lob the IChaplaa rolebsd MIN loft 'VW INAN. sod the sleek is team la ems of the el het year ;ha woremealla. vibe reeshel lob sewn abet ben Ile sztessehrey abemes ua l=bes ow yet :::ea, of the diiiherhe flow • wsy being oel 547011 tor tor the bet offlestee ef the yeer=soo is itif. Thee hes ths saw boil. Ms 111 Newel homet foe wows. des, vela has Wow off kINO has spirit MN het year.—(Pecce the Nsethly Arab, el Items. bosom aid Illess) COTTON.— Ismearoot, Amu:. 2.-11th medial 'lord with • wry Ina Mating. bat winmut casteraent. All kind" ( Ilwariesa ars 101: q klr r h t. dearer, sad qualities hoot 54 to Rd. gee 11. are id. to Id. and all other sorts without than% The colas to-day are 11,000 bales. comprising 910 Namara sad stssannam, Sid. to 604 140 Bahia, Ng.; 390 Egyptian, so. to 904 1,000 Surat, 41d. to 444; and IN Bea Wands. OORN.—Ponrow. Aram I.—Ws have had • fair runty of wheat offering today. which met a good demand at Is. per quarter 212•Willo Wheat, reg, eds. to 701.; white, 72a. to 78a. Barley is good demand at full Oat pries ; gebullog, ha. to eta .; malting, tis. In e s, 406. to 44e. s, 21a. to din t. Breezresr.on•Tsas, Aram I.—We bad • !Mr supply et grabs We morning from the growers. Wheat met a ready eels at an Wrenn of Is. to 3.. per qr. on lest week's 'noway. Barley unaltered. Oats the tarn dearer. Beane Is. per qr. higher. Importsdulig the pest week : —Wheat, coastwise, 1,113 qrs.; barley. coastwise. 400. Ouseow, Anon I.—(By Inglkh end Dish Magnetk Velegreph.)— Weather doll and very else. At this day's market there was a good demand err wheat. Old improved In price ed. to Ia per boll; new. u rce prke. Barley In good retail demand, bat unaltered is prose. m s mad oatmeal unchanged. Coe; Aram I.—(By laglish end Irleh Illsgsetio T. 11 1 1 ' 4 00 — White wheat, 31• ; barley, 143. to ; cats, Us. 6d. Aran ! !..—Trade !! sa very , lock tac,ta Beef yfor ereriilaiFezer7ptirig Hie brought very full Mee. rude from L. Id. to 4e. Id. Mutton. N. to Se. Walk 76. to Se. Veal. 4s. flet. to 6e. Pork, le. 6d. to le. 6d. per stoned Slim, slaking the offal. COALL—Lannoi, Aran. 3.—Byase's Muttle Hartley, 115.14.7 ',cartridge's West Hartley, 17$. 64. Tangeld Moor Bates. 145.; West Patton, Ho. 60.; nth a. I ls. 3d.; Wags End Bell, 64.; Walls End Delmont, 134.60.; Wags End Pranswellgate, 15s. 6d.t Walls End 176.1 d. ; Walls End Heaths Vs id.; Walls Eed Hews Lyons. 136. 6d.; Walls End Lamborn, 176.; Walls End ItsneeL's Hatton, 16s. Id.; Walls End Booth Hatton, 17e. 3d. ; Walls Mad Stewart's , 17s. 6d.; Wags End Cando*, 16e. id.; Was End Hartlepool, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool Helton, 17..; Walls End Tess, 17s. td.; Walla End Thendon Hartlepool. 775. 3d.; Walla End Whitworth, 165.; Dererentwata Hartley. 17.. 6d. ; Thom..'. Merthyr, 12n 6d.; Wayne's Merthyr, 22.. 3d. Ships at market. ; std. X. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. Progress (Brittah vertel), port and tonnage as yet unknown, VW den strayed by fire on March 21. at Kneteedje ; on this coast ; she Ism in the Preach transport serelee, with a cargo of hay.—Vert. LITTIPOOL OMITS AT FOUTOM POITI.—CIMUMUO.I4 Matosing Triton, at Puerto Cabello. and tailed, March 1, for Hamburg:: Mary Minor. at Ten Crag; Nugget, and Wm. Ash, at Besides ; Hope, M Pontturaa ; Brevet (for Copija), at Cognimte ; Indian Quern, at Melbourne ; Zweelbur Zoltan, a; Batavia ; Fiery Crew, at Port Philip Heads; Return, and B,lcm. at Barb Were ; Entente' Osamu, at Bt. Luria; Ocean, at Genoa ; Cryetal Palace, at Cuxhaven. Balsas eon lavcaroot.—Philip Dean. from Van Croa, Feb. 6; ABMs Idaher. hem Bart:edam, March 1; Fortuna, from Port art Priem, Huth 6 ; Texl,M, from Cape Ilayties, P.S. 20; Rioot, from Canon, Feb. 20. The Cambridge, from Canso, at Reilly, March 29, reports the Chin. sel to be fall of shim—having ma through upwards of 100 mil t me night. About 300 &Mowers in the nembbourhoed of 801117. FRAUDS ON UNDERWRITERS. MEETING AT LLOTD . ll.—Yesterday an adjourned meeting was held at Lloyd's, to take into oonsideratton a motion;for a committee to inquire into the existing state of the underwriting busi nets. Mr. Watts, who had placed the motion upon the paper, repeated the statements and arguments urged by him at the previous meeting, with respect to the great increase of treads practised on underwrit•re, aad the necessity of appointieg a committee of invettgetion to inquire into claims, and of establishien also a registry of claim.. Mr. Watts was followed by Mr. Wills end Mr. Robinson, old members of Lloyd's, who contended that though, doubtless, improper claims were brought io•o that room, se with hie insurance aid other offices, such claims were the exception, and not the ru•e. There were incompetent and inexpe rienced underwriters who would entangle themselves in risks which older and more experienced members would de cline to uedertakt Membe to were not compelled to takes risks, and were, or ought to be, well able to tr. tatt them selves. If members thought they could make fortunes oat of premiums, without due qualifications, they would Sad themselves mistakes. One great caste of increased claims was enlarged trade, and the frauds of the present day could bear no comparison with those perpetra•ed in former years. There was some truth in parts of Mr. Watts' speech, com bined with crude ideas and wrong deductions, but as a whole it was nectlest for, injudicious, and likely to do mischief. Mr. Watts hsvisg withdrawn his motion, the proceedings terminated. THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, WIDNES• DAY.—The United States mad 'tumulus+ Baltic, Carlin James Comeloek, sailed from the Mersey this morninglat eight o'clock, for New York, with the usual mails for the United States and British North American possessions, 68 passengers, and a full cargo of merchandise on freight. This United States mail steamship Ilermann, Captain Biggins, and the Puna steamer Barcelona, C.p'ain Main, the former for Bremen and the letter for Havre, were to leave New York on the glad ult. The Hermann will call a Southampton to land mails and passengers, and will like' arrive there ou Friday. The next outward mails will b conveyed by the Africa, Captain Shannon, which will sal from this port on Saturday morning nest. A SHIP DESTROYED BY I .. .MR.—Advice. Were received at Lloyd's ye/why of the total loss by lire of tho ship Nonpareil, Captain Seise% of Dartmouth, while on her voyage from London to Balaklava w4ti a cargo of patent Etna fuel. The disaster twit place cn the Sth ult., the vessel being about 90 miles off Cap Matapan. All the endeavours et the crew to step the progress of the fiery element were without avail. Under these circumstances they were comptlled to take to the boats, and ware for tunately soon after discovered by the ship Jessie Captain Taylor, which vessel immediately bore down, took them on board, and landed them at the Pintas on the 19th nit BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAREY.—Lent 79. et the N 7 i . earsg — e — , BpelibUy, the wi'e of the Rev. ;•, or • Off tee. . . 0001L7MAK . ei $I P?optetoo, Worcestershire, the wife of the Hon. J. Cook, of a daughter. BAKILTOM.—Marah 79, at Sussex-2quart, llfde•park, hin. E. . . Hamilton, of a daeghteL . HASHAWAY.—ApriI 1. at Wimbledon, the wife of Dr. C. Baths. Way, 11.Z.1.C.6.. of • daughter. LINDSAY—ApriI 1, at Warwick-street, Eceleeton.aquare, London, the wife of nameet Lindsay, Esq., of a eon. LONG.—March 30, at Wimbledon, the wile of Y.,/. Lcmg, Esq., of son. ?ATP , E.—Warch 29, et Abiagdon.v Ilea, Kensington, the wife of Mr. H. Payne, Jun, of a daughter. PIUSON.—ApriI 1, at Clarendon-road, liaida.htll, the wife of li C. Pierson, Ifeq., of a daughter. POW . ELL.-11arelt 29, the wife of C. Powell, Esq., of Sydenhans, of • daugh•er. WALMISLEY.-11arelt SO. at Flugh.street West, Esc',atm:woos:l4 the ete of Yr. W. X. Walrahley. of a daughter. WALROND.—Yareh 29, at Bradfield, Dtroaahlre, the 800. KM Walrood, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CAVALIER—LOME.—Irarcb;;:aTSLPhiIip's„ Birmingham, by the Rev. C. Heinh, M.A., J. Covello; .on of the Rev. J. C.R.iior. of Bridgnorth, Salop, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. M. Lowe, of Birmingham. HARYBY—NOGGINS.—March 29, at the pariah church, Hands. worth, Staffordshire, Mr. P. .1. Harvey, of Great Cotswatreet, Lorick.. to Caroline hl.en, daughter of Mr. A. Huggins, of Blends. worth. HOLEGRAVB—LANCHAIL—Marsh 29, at the pariah church of St. Cambevercl, by the it,v. C. J. Langbaca, 8.A.. the Rev. J. Haelegraws. M.A., incumbent of ht. rioter's, tabsgton. to Louisa, daughter of 8. P. Laugham, lag., of Bastlett'ebuildiep, Holborn. KES—CALVRRT.-11areh SI. at the Chapel of the British Rm. Wenn Paris, R. Kee, Sao, Attache to 11.111 'a Embassy. Madrid. to Roil Jane, dinghies of N. Calvert, Maq., of Quietist ensue, Damnably*. _ ILILLIIN —HALF:S.—Muth IS, at Tunbrid ce„ by the Res. J. I. Souroenny. W. NNW. Hag.. of Leghorn, to Caroline, daughter of N. limits, IR., of North Frith, Badlow. RIIIMES—STISWARD.—Iiatch St. at the 0014 e Chapel. Worth. street, Wolyerharnton, by the Rey. J. Ferules, Mr. C. &maw. of Akan's, Warwick, to Wien, daughter of J. Steward, Esq., of Walyerbaspeon. DEATHS. DAME .—Were! 31, at hobs isreon age, Southampton, the lee. W. L. Davies, late fellow al St. Joho's College. Osford. ZAILE.—Aprill, t be P... E. L Bale, of Belton, Rutisnd 4 ilrer /1011L—Wsult 21, Mr. E. Frost, of &edam-mut, oludod l P' ~'sled IL 38111111011.—Karel 29. at Diatom rauulter hear drbohoer. Ends. Nape* Hazy, daughter of the lee. J. Harmon, aged 31. 110001ITOIL—Wateb SI. at Ms Madan J. Houghton, Esq. ▪ Ilussa Hall, Balmlike, aged Si. lIIIEBEEBTE.—Apse 1, at Little Bolton, Holy,wife of Ile. L Bob' busty, aged IL T. KALRIN.—Watch 21, at Sandhurst Lodge. Ralent'unirkr CoP t r UMW; Dm of the late Capt. Malkin, of the S alt Her., Mud 40. PORTEIL--Marel SO, IL W. Porter, Em., of Imedeb. Wed Or SAY.—Kush 11, H. B. Ray, isq , of Hill street, Bettelerrequaras and of Pymmes, Mouton, Michas:, gedßu St. SEACKIL—Harsh 211, at High Wycombe, cks, T. smoke'. EAU aged M. IP, Ur. R. Simmons, of FrWq•itrut, Cbeep. id*. nod 4i. TA 19, Mr. R. Taylor, of Parket. Tam, 10430. ?Sated say& yoblhhol by Whams Ens RAM. dal . Lashirt is Se Ohy at Loadra. thistly. YR ISt O. Whsiblug NM& Is W Pledbolot WILlooteloro.=ft01111)AT. Arm 3. 11. I