The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-05 00:00:00

Lau) inteittgence. EQUITY WU IiTIL—SATtraDAT. 111170113 van MAT. • or Tel SOW, THE OMAN° JVNCTION CANAL COMPANY. The blaster of the Rolls gave judgment in this ease, midi* we a modem for an *jimmies, hat which, by between the parties, had bees treated es on of the eame, and open which his Honour's de wshave the effect of a deem. The motion was fp an legoentine to restrain the defendants from pumping *lee Ikea • well mink by them near Tying, at a place Oremem The plaintiff la the owner of foss WWI the Arley, Nash. Homo.parh, and Croat*, mills, the imsoufsetura of paper, in the parishes of Kings Miens Langley, and Rickinansworth, on the De= a the rivers bulboonse mid Haile, and two of the alb mem at a gime called the Two Waters. It was not =t they were amilat mills, built prior to the the nasal osespeoy, which was boor wend by act of peellemeat in 1793. By the act, limetnidee were to be provided for the purpose of sup- Meg the milk. The esiervoirs, however, were sever wow a three of tme miffs la nit sad repeated miens wove breaght by him against the company for deluges rider diem withdeawhig water, la all which he °Meisel ennsideeslile dualism To pat as end to this litigation, on egeenarit was entered bile between him and the canal eneepany in 1817, by which Iles canal was to be diverted so as to join the Dulbourne a sheet Astons* above the mills, sad we eabsonseot deviation wee to be mode, and th e agreement woe seem ia ea met of garliemeat peeped la following semism No lanbar disputes took place till 1849, when the eemigmey auk a well alas Cowmen, to which they attashed a deem and they pumped water hoes this well to the seemair of the mud. It was alleged by the plaintiff Imitate water thee takes diminished the supply of the %lbws, at the sourer to 'tartly the same catgut that it was pumped out of the well ; and he filed this bill on the Iltb of Soar. 1549, to restrain them from pumping the water. The ease tame before this court, and Lord Langdale directed experiments to be made under tie superintendence of Mr. Cubist. The experiments were made, and Mr. Cubitt reported that the pumping Jul diminish the water in the Bulb mime, and that if it were continued the river would be completely dried up. The motion for injunction was renewed, and in August. 1860, Lord Langdale made an order restraining the company from pumping water except they discharged cuss bill of it by pipes near the mills. The com pany, lisswevee, refused to pat Jeans the pipes. and the ci•der had the t feet of an absolute utianctios. Lord Langdale also directed a ease to be sent to the Court of Muchmore, and that court gave its decision in favour of the plaintiff The ranti..n was then renewed in this mart ihe an injunction. He had no doubt but the plaintiff was satiated to • decree in his favour. He conceived that the defendants had violated the ecntraet entered into in 1817, sad it was no answer to say that the violation did not inflict nisla . r t ic y to r n one of the contracting that t►ese stust e p: . perpetual ill4usno,! =7eetreiniag the defendants from digging or sinking say well, or pumping water from such well, whereby the awes of the Bulbourne would be diverted. gmerie TionComieruna Xis LUMP Timm. Is run marina or me PONT or LONDON SHIP LOAN AND ANSVILANCI CONPANT, AND OF TUN WINDING-VP Acre 1048 AND 1849.—VELLAND'S C•sit. This was • metiers by way of appeal from the decision of the Mester charged with the winding-up of the shove com pany, piecing the same of Mr. Tensed, who had accepted and paid on two sharee,es the list of sostribatorisa. It was proved that Mr. lieltsad had aseepted two shame in the osespasy, sod had psid 101. thereat. It was also protest that there was • died of settlement of teco l i et itant y, and re .o , that the company had bees completely and that the same of Mr. Yellaad appeared in t he list of share holden is the Registry of Joint Stock Companies. Mr. Wilcock and Mr. T. H. Terrell, is support of the appeal, anbutitted that the terms of the centract under which Mr. Yellaad had hennas • shareholder were, that he should execute the deed of settlemest, mid that satil he had done so it was stipulated be should sot he a member. They cited Hutto. v. Thoorprea "($ Been of Lords ewe 161) as beim precool, is poiat. Mr. Roxburgh aid Mr. Morris, for the official manager, maid that the cam cited was sat applkahle to the present, because that was the case of an abortive railway wheat., is which the emotreet never meld have tinted. They cited I " Lied Massield's east," (in Mao N. sad Oar. Reports) std .• Bird's ease," (I Siam N. 8., 47.) The Vice.Chaactilor said ho thought the Master bad come to • right conclusios, and that by his acceptance of the shares, Mr. Yellaad had become • shareholder, and that kis name was property ea the list of contributories, but IS the preerediegs of the elm y, with reference to the taxation of the deed, appeared to have boat lame, Its ear Snood the Mister's report without sod & - - is TIC MIIICKANT MAMBAS Sore, Duo. AND As eraANCl AnnOVIATION, UM TIC WINDING-CP ACTS OF 1112 COO 1111.—COAFFELL'S Cana This inn • =Wan by inn of gipped ben this dechiem of the Math. placing the mane 01 hho bit of oratsibeteeas of the earapamy so s who W waited Ore camphor's deed of sotemmhot he i ll limo of 251. that The deed which Mr. Chappell bed ezewileil was dated in 1617. On the oth Noverahor, 1845, Mr. Cbqpirll bar* a *akar, and he shained his entitles:hi gm the 11th of Jemmy. 11419 islatravally to that day, the order wee us& Is, winding up the aapway, and gat • meet. as balm the Mean he realthey a call apes_ dilemma osistrilmildsh, Mr. Chappall e wise mate bed ben pat rbtesliate made • repreastaie• Met be had become awl had elegeed hh eadiaae, reel tted Mot he wa ma $ estarhearey. his tast his wen the is be awe else M. lisaks, la* ear. the awes at illr Chapala es the lit Mr. aid Mr. Mart, in swan of the oradoo, re hired to " Koper% ashpets' ease" (14 Jurieolll),asd eon traded thud s ea thalami* of ha No, Mr. Obeapyell was Rot liable is Mee lama plead apth the ll* Mr. llisherigh mg Mr. Male hat 40 en the ails was ale aur aide O by sMs heeiwi the m loo W ltr that ept dbeh Iberellen bh il arse was ready pdr phial es Me. They ?ahead to Me 14th sod the a lad= die Me e Ildh andM" Tampa ..The thdoested haw y 411 Jueht, 100, r hawks that no liability to the atediNee M the comprep epleet Mr. Chappell add after =had Um theuMed naiad the sad that the debt add ea bare bens baled by • prior, asalliage *Mr. Chappell. The TirChisular hada the esailleate wan a bar to dl Mobility is aye* MIS& theppeire hieing been a party amain the dal eft settleamt, sad directed his sear to be named heal the NM of cestribuseiria, with sees. is he paid oat of Mir Mob of the mapiusy. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATCILDAT. IN TWO KATT= OP CaII•TOPSIN HOLT.—Tus DANA! H~ww. This' lesheat. the leas i =er of the Gratis Tavern. * be diediergel. 11.7 /Ir=r i Plar Xi. HN, Phied irsasserer soli up brAsewer, 11 Habeas ;sd ly Mr. Deem kr Kr. Pesembead, batelter, is fteelm Market; 414. per tred peentell a Dlr. Gilbert; esil 111 r. Dowse Ile ass occupied segued heesead it wee euely Ise e'elssli before it was emashisil. The insolvent was mode bealumpt is 1617 whoa le hope the " Co , es Heed," la losveeirstreet, Iheseefesse a r I. ISO Amin/ 16r er Ideate. He * *WI ea He afterreedis leet the Ore* Teem, Is ilsisehimeSserbeediags. He with Ids moillheekt M INA by pa*/ lis. al TlZl priee4 eel west ea la W ake. His /whew WU as- WINONA to the leeellaiseay of his receipts. He ex poses/ a /eel Ikea boa the Groat MA/dim lie I seek • - hem whiciais his Isms, te Ist eat I the labilihisa. Per the W ill isseth (Xsa lli gZv .styled wee Woe. Albs ihs Es *bites. he add Noe Walton. sa veil be salieleesl a loss of SSL /mess/ —.phis wareuella se is eirissWa/ et &Ms eel Mr Apra of pleas* eaisr YE dee* - The redeem of IS sea Os lissiesst Vas esateeilseery, sad the Oesesheleaw 1110 mai se *die Ishii hed spokes Ihe leelh. The iusbeall lei • bill of aim, end welt Iseilos =di maks late Mit; se leek Ihe is wee asid emdirr the Olds. Ifs. 0111111111billesr - Nair, fia t,givinisllassa declared UM It wee illseembeed by tie Cosniiee4 to visit aL beshsees sle the erwedeasey skim et he* who .1.0 Seteale, or sear amuse smilesr awl saisseled delft use a awed Ihe Mai. The arbor Ow. so Ie the ef Mr. Hill, be seen est Assn% twee the mai mew of eireedag before him. Ms Newer eljaigel the Wei. vest le sa byrisement of live 0114•1181 seethe lees the wash. seder. osier the dieseehmary sinew. ASSIZE OXFORD CIRO VENCE OLocCarrss, APRIL 3. Bantam Ma. RIGOR Purr. Moanum• OUTRAGE. Henry Seeposm, aged 16, and Hiroos ArcAer, aged 26, ewe indicted (or hammi committed • mast revoi out age upon Mary M'eartky. The ease was one of the moat L. ik that, paha^ Ins era breathe before a start of Tbsi brief &WM are asse :Oa die sight the "MK ha ady, the_piewrealria, mirseehie, wrath blaweass. eassiM 36 yeas el los wee humpilel m 4 m en Oshawa Oieweater, seder*/ bra beam and mad hed mashed. about 10 <Adak et MW, • part a the least of Des, where Naas she eeal itas were busolog. She peeseetted Wr sae of this. and set dawn beam it with • view of henelf, and drying her wet clothes. There she remised entil 1 &sleek is the rthatiag, vibes she of the thasesel beaters wive/ They at hate ggsend to treat hes Madly, and ewe of them asked her th ge to a seablwarieg publhassee. hat this she deellasa salsa the ors to Airing her Noe water. He did as s aid aims as bed bask it, they said her le ge bee a Win war; gee me et the tees, who ail that he wee the mem el t er as teseeed that we ewe Meld paha hex She es bet tb• met pa* Owed be me Ake was a gar g tided sue a Mell el' the brute' tr ill =e6 MS tie g age rshs ast had her t=4 . enblel se egiS ihe as bet et Ye ap_ ow II hoe sum . Awed heseif the am, gee et Ike *mem% to baulk Ye leeks eug a it did aot depart. Ohs gwaseaded la Ihe they and on the road set with a womb tat ibis led hew she bear The pc lowa air.r: aged With ase diseased. la aimed a dyiag Male she was mamma to the Usistortmt It appeared that she had esa dat a aad that 'ha was swells( dm M whoa piedon through Ote beset. Of IM vise hams tone eeemiteel the eatrase, ire INTO takes awl Vied et limo loaf eleneseter Alias, sad were traassarted Mr M. The rheum have bora apprldssadad slash eorl She pmesestris enure to ther so belay two of bre raids. The Surf heal them beth Gett. and the lonia Julie divested *smite be both tromported y beyond the nee for the tan et ask eaters' line. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Tuncrox, Arlin. S. Rim Pam*. WEITTAILMI e. OttlAS Wlllllll,ll RAILWAT. AND Pumms V. OW.? WISTItiN BAILWAT.—(BIMCIAL Juntas.) la these eases, which were setioas by keel solicitors fel the amounts of their bills of nets, 'enlists were takes by consent. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—Cnzina, Arm 3. Caws Omar—Boma' 110. Woo Moans. MASSIA00117•11 ST • Pc/11.10•X. Francis Swop, sea 33, a poworfel Maim Ma, WM charged with the worslasehtsr of W. Pasfraw. sa Dukes ftria. TM awls st tho ease wen way MK shims It the trial la wed rewind Mum It soprani Sist this dassemi W sea parties in their e7ma rjere Ma a seuillerson= t he Iferembar MaMa as MI to tits appeshmlea ihserassied. Oa Oho way to Ifts lash ip he was mesh. what the prisaser, is due sollody was, straek hiw m the head sod tallied • severs rresod, et which be disitobset too days afterwards. The Jury Mod the Omar Oath sod Ids kniship. after merely esseertos Wmoist ths pima ar mins Ashen to elms la Ids eastedy, wafters& Na to sins wombs' hard labour. IL !caws Wawa. WANT e. THII BIRICANWILAD, LsncA.ulii, AND CIINAIIIIII JUNCTION RAUXAT COMIANT.—Taa RAIL WAY ACCIDINT AT SUTTON. Mr. Chilton, P.C., and Mr. Brandt appeared for the plaintiff, aoil Mr. Erma, P.C., Mr. Webby, and Mr. Bea van for the defeats. Previous to the cause being gone into his Lordship ap pealed to the learned counsel engaged es to whether it we. not possible to arrange the matter. it was not bemuse he was anxious to avoid the trouble of trying the cause even though it would occupy eousielerable time, but on public grounds. Is his opinion it would bee serious public injury to try it, and therefore if any ssedietion on his part could prevent the exposure which mast take place, he should be very happy. This was not acceded to, and the cause comnieseed. Mr. Brandt opened the pkodiegs, which were rather lengthy. The plaintiff debited compensation in damages for injury he had sustained owing to the negligent sing of certain railway sanieges by which be had sustained severe damage by the lireakiag of his cheek bone sad leg. The defiadeale pleaded, ream ether matters, that they had net the seadast it amegereat of the train in ques tion, and that the plaintiff was Mr, la the orig. wrong fully. His Lordship seta roasted a eungernies, and the counsel hsvlng awaked together, Mr. Charm proeseded to address the Joy far dr pilaw tiff. Be hall the berm to wpm beam awn as 111111111111 i for Kr. awry ashrams Zany, ohs was sit the err et the lerearlis awarresee err* gave Ike is the= Ma miser of the ' warn %mesh of the li a e nd thli kellblrestern Railway. la wee aressary for bin te menace was the delhadseds were. lief em the Aiwa tors of the Wattenbead. Leneeshire, sad Cheibe la tedea Railway—a smutty white had achieved for tlairelece a worldwide repatadon, whether for good or evil it was not for him (Mr. Chilton% to say. He wished the jury to dismiss from their minds anything they had beard out of the jury-box tending to prejudice their minds, sad to give their verdict in strict accordance with the evidonoe which he should be enabled to bring behre their nodes. Of mane it was desirable to avoid public CONS of this stet; and, on the one hard, aped sad sompleee de fence to the mina; hat rather then rim the risk era trial, be might be costeat to pay heavier damages Urn he would otherwise do • whilst, cm the other hand. • party having a geed substantial end unanswerable claim might be In to accept, ham various considerations, much lees than he was fairly entitled to, and which a jury would award him. _ _ TM Jsdp—t. it to. law to wept my mediation ? Mr. Evans—My leashed Mend and I have consulted to gether, sad vs Minna epos.. The is on pain grounds that I oohs the re to try is eose mould be ottembell wMh as 74 Ch i lt=tlemem o Mr. both my Mai Mond end myself 101 l Issi en s pri r to his Ismhbisp ha bit so, asavonse or Wog us . I really lie Weal@ rent the , meow somgrey make soy songsmsMion Mkt Mon 1110 tbo boom of the Sikh of Aril hot shodd bo win mehliod gable gram Mt. livems-nklber t I ought to skit to you hge whet hes taken place. My mist is anzhnis h J I &mid do eo. - Me. Cbills;—No, I think lbst snit met to be Isms. The mob, however, I stay say, tbat ay lemma bird and sardt Mar as to • starer of Gr. Perhaps if par lasiship would mot rink it isseempr to Mire tato yaw prints Nos ebb say kraal bird awl mall, your lembrip's mrehales adabt b• of arreard This is.,. m a :al, mil after • long comsalbsion, amd with the M cause, Mr. Mars ( Ma:7) ma — l am m B 7 = to ton rms lot vary Israel end myself be,. the astir brawler. Ti. wls tbseofers rearm year vet. diet lee tboy aserat plartlM midi marital dirmase—tbe =gnat to boarded b A mast mos erred astarangly be 40• da ti ne sested lass is whisk the tlff sa lli Z eL mik is the last arra murk drops the suss lehmisate was diem earl ea, smut • ersosi he Is. *kW r la the herr ease, Mr. Clem slianisiiir‘theamenst of damage snub! be settled barer be Issued Ms./ sail Weasel. THB POLICE COURTS. DOW-STRIZT. Jerre Collier theartilise Chairs,ibist Leery, Assisi Minsa Deassemitislid OrdMeas. kis telieets, log affigalaA Boni. ali=leativer serammas Mari am. mkt the sew 1851, with aft basin registered dr fa i r Ch i St. Oillel h a l laspab ar g ro rd tke ast. Kr. to supper* Om sommbist, end Mond OM Me was the Ant ememsono that Ist boos %ed. Med emir the sew act, In* milked that • mosth's setae sheeill i bip s tz the baguet - et way mom Ina. ing-hew art sal Uat the ded that time It was beed the mew awe hai leeet tam, • saareme amid be sawed era the eltrollag pima. Itlt c aused la the elm that three wise eig= kirm ankh the wen semeallp the balks& room wee meepied by aegis the matter et poem that week he aimed to NI die he Mesa radar the li l k wail be pawed that Wizall iaa twat e late,." the lehe fa • istereelie It wee ter the sake of theserafertmais weak% and t w o sera the die et mora lises, dist the peesast premear bed bees tam Midis Memo was era maid, sal *et he ma anointed areneyor lake the sir , est. Or the he ef tk OM alt. be west te the beam 21, ilbusekkwe, eider to it. la the ream Ife. 1, betergleg te the kind eat ass, the sloe of whisk was 141 Sere amass by 14 feet • imam whist mild to ban awaked Mae be teat tits OaYlr. I. me beds mem his way ssd three eillkan k • mean a hey sod 01; fa • dad • man and Ids wl6; sad is • km& • arm by Ink sad three chillies ; and the mono in a ink making In .11 twenty. Then were so perddeas, ear was*, ad ta say way etraplied with. I. the woad roam hateaar Calms, hue wen tea people, the rersitlems three; in the *he nom, is which Leary wee the there was lawhe pereme, the peeper ..show ksts~ sue. la the feesth nam 11 theta Inch.. 10 twat t leis% Oa r. were lbsetem aseewla, the sweiter Oar. I. the Mk rem ftre were Wad if three; ha the dab nab, which te ban me raked cal y an, three woe 12 am, weeny aid N in tie enema nem *seenwe 12, oil bora the ea s e d ameba.; sulk the teem to were eke hoard et eaves ; =aft Mips* eleephig is • beam whin wombats" a mmarresealy 41, - es el mare them wee ellereable rake the set the wide et the nom wen is • matillaymel parlikaddimadlism There were vary few hadased% sod the samosa slept eilialion, sdasat any raped ineart anaL There WM SD Wait kid ea, ear was Mese_ wag moms whin three eaforemate areatares could dee* hien The dlohnimate, mama of whom could not spook Ma fish, panda limmese of the act, sad premised to do ell that wan regasite. Mr. U. marked apes the miserable maditica ef the indium who wen obliged leak le eve lathy cad said the evil was eibilhatelis la a peat inseam te moms of the knees whe he three Wadi Sisse the delbadems, awl edema them AIM Mb WI tint dory were obliged to wesemowel ter nem to pup haw, it eves to get Neil ems Maw. The IMO= woe ultimately adjeumed vatir the lit of May. CLERKENWELL. Messrs. Butierfield and Corr , trustees of the ladepea dent Brothers Benefit Society, hold at the Hone and dream Upper Ilulloway, were stommemed before Mr. Tyr white to show cause why they shield set py 71. to James Churchman, a free member, end to 6e. per week out of the superannuation fund oldie society from the 16th of August last. Mr. Wakeling, who attended to support the complaint, said this was the third $14.1111001 be had taken out against the dilimdanta, who Ind tried in every way to denied his client of his Jest aloe. They had kat esputlsd him, and were eblirW to reinstate hiss. Then they retased him re lief, bassi h. per week ea he that he was em. tided to se rem sad ran= Is the ere to orbit:a tics, rwr required by the miss. Ile amiehre mew called on his worship to mans the prevision tithe 11th ' and 11th of Viet, cap. 116, whist empowered him te de ' es when so award had boss mob within 40 awe slaw • eomplaint to the society. The rases Mr. ()Martin= hid declared on the feuds was became be wee la • Ica, me vow state of debility from old it. owl "thw kibuddes, whin quite prenatal lbs Irma *Macau y my as *meat. Mr. Rebiams, far the defendant, eestended that the ess jEtsant was not emitted up relief, m he was my, me- Is the robs of 44 society. Wise, 141X111, or 27_11=11411 ma blesishie diesasa." Yr. Wadies aged Ms. (Ibibsedia, eassaaa, of hot. 'sway. tam WA be bad Itawa do complaisant many =anal bad Maude* la Ise speplegy, from which he ism mewed he tie bed risan and a half, and wad see be able ta Mbar far e Kr. d Tyrwhltt tins oak ab — aer fee the axamat Me SPORTING. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1852. OXFORD AND CA*BRIDOE EIOHT-OAR MATCH. Oa daintily AWN= iliabawd and Oallahrike eight •cier wet* was mei 011 t My hat part of the Sir be time NWWing• end the ?antra eierthke, the disuses bein in g 'nem short .4 far sees sad a wenn" The weather was eslightfally 1.0 but the,. was a strong. 'sisterly wind, width Mil Ow alba d nansing the tide to ries wash Wilmer wrial. traingimult an the 84,- rep .bon,ken Putney sireeek May= flooded. At about Si rehmieen eleer lo' the bast was lsansind er.Oo weak= el the Sean% et Putney, Wag hewed Aar* sAw by Oat of Crab. bridge. Both wen beet wpm* Ar Ale match by the abow-aawed The ems ere the Oneahes *ay three feet is nook end the theabridit liwi _ l aq-two =both being two Mt throe bass breadth. The of the awn In the Mend tight wars painted dirk bite„ and thaw Ihr the other light blue, the co lours always Peen by the awn= of the respective universities. At abseil a gunner la two the crews, whose gems are enbielV aisai ssit their @Miens at the bridge, Oa- Illakbeleg tbe du of ths centre arch, and the IMAM m that of teeny, via :—Oxford : 1. Prescott, Breetnese ; S. Greenhall, ; 3. Niad, Christchurch; 4. BA" Mid I. Donna, Unirenity ; 6. nought , " Breinnese ci j= PonAgeits ; Chitty, Baliol (stroke) ; Cotten, Ceswheidge L U`Naughten, Trinity ; L Mrsit, Z N lTeeltey, St. John's ; 4. Ford, Trinity ; 6. Rawly, Miry ; 6. Leagmon, ditto; 7. Norris, Trinity ; James. Mile (stroke) ; C. Crone, Caul" (sewer). The news wen assrly equal in weight, each MD (exempt the sanswaias), averaging lie stens ia weight. Tin betting was awn, bat is nunisraus in wawa the Onanins we,. whoa he Mdse. Chnew Sel wyn, Esq., kindly seassansil in.i.lste sa =pipe, end Kr. Edward *wile mat adwated Io art thaw. .oth be did at 46 nun. MI win yen wa. gad than 01161111611111 i W ram lrawadMely es As demi lisp_ ~wtb bah went rest as M nosyurils, whoa Mimi ob. a titie G"We d a stert s :drantsgs, which they kept leaprieriag M tba point. Frans this part Oche river than was the divergesse oausequeat on the dillnent swims liald by the two mi. vanities se to the Nom is be taken—a diebeenes which, la will be assessled, an ho het eseasisa ailed in a Mai. Cambridge Isere this teas Wow* Surrey, sad Wiwi re wired to go u the middle. On assring Hanswasaith bridge, appeared to shorten the districts be tween the" and it was bayed that by then mewl of aiming they would "esew out ;" bet is me set as, for Oxford, or roefigas Meld& RM. IMO well ahead, sod isaproviag their dining* al awry stroke. The Carnal* cwt mask esdeawened to kisses the gap between the" bet reheat alba. Met the 'railway bridge they were at lead her fit eve yentas in the soar. All was Mt now, and the essewain of Os Oxibei dead his cap, twirled it over his had, gave a enter to his arew, and than safely stewed thaw en to victory, gainiasit by at least Na boats ' Myths. Two asdioaY night have boss samba with vary senses =lkon ware a down etemses ply*, sad the swell ennesil by 68111 was so rot a t essei thrt jug beers leans* Barawiebige they upset a in yawing, sad ianteend traz gentlemen. N. =Weis been dens Ma a sinter fate was experiment the Letader, whew sight-oared cutter, though art an Bu y er 2 was ma pat under water. No serious Wary was INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. BATH AND SOMERSET COUNTY MEETING, 1862. TIJUDAT.—iiANDICA? for the SOMERS= emu of 2S an. each, 16 R. and 6 only if declared at or before the 2(lth of April. Two =Reseed a da. If the bigisit velot acespriag is nailer Bst 71b, it will be raised to Sok of the others ia proportion. Age at lb Ago st lb Deafen« Teddingtos 10 1 Mad. Hyacinth Whartan .. 4 7 3 7 naked 6 8 Knook Knoll .. 4 7 Reeslierough 6 8 Best.* Wag of Oride .. 6 6 Bardolph 3 S The Mori Marlbrirogir Constantine 3 . _ - Beek - 4 8 3 Chief Julies 6 8 2 Black Donor 4 7 13 Cardinal Wire- ELM Gramm 4 7 9 4 7 9 1. 1 lkosymods 4 7 7 lismored .. 6 7 7 =kat 7 7 6 6 7 7 =lls.r 6 7 6 Lemarti in ne Terpielsor• Sir Robert 6 7 4 MAMA 6 7 4 Yore 4 7 1 kalestooT - Dubai's Knight of the Shire 3 Coryphee 4 The Uncle fla wer ns . 8 Cabinet 6 Old Rowley 3 Ella Waterfall Royalty 8 Young Trouble some Captain Flash 3 Merlin . ... 3 Australia - 6 4 Benita lisgratitnie Rthelirolf rhos us Nwasitras a w•saiwk frulo — - - .." 1 Grand Durban .. 3 Mir Bandy .... 3 Toe Pinch .... 3 Taft Ragland 6 Feint .... i Quota of flpaia 3 ASCOT REATH, 1862. a i 6 4 6 2 6 2 8 2 8 0 8 0 6 11 5 11 6 10 6 9 5 7 NOWINATIONS fez the MLBAXT STAINS of 60 son. each Ow 3.yr-olda—Orello, Bobbie Noble, His Groot, Frantic NOMINATIONS for the 'WINDSOR FOINST 3TAILIS for 3-yr-old 8111ea—Dake of Bedford's Flirt, Mr. Merry's Say, Kr. Oreville's Adios. EPSOM SUMMER MEETING, 1832. NOMINATIONS for the O*ZST EINLSITIOX PLIITI of 100 son. (handicap). Kerry Peal, 4 yn Cree, 4 yes Bilberry, 3 yn f by Ismosest out of Cyth..Surprise 3 yrsyes Haniott , Oats hada), 8 yrs Hangtoftd, 4 yrs Mariana (own sister to Wor- mania 4 yn wets* 3 yrs B 3 7n Pluck, 3 yrs t= a 7 Iris, 4 yrs 3 yn aoshomalian. sited Km Pedro, 4 yrs Vann,. yrs Hassgton, 3 yrs Sadao, 3 yes Yaw Boy, 3 yrs Xseopbss, 3 yrs Buslausger, 61n Con:, I yn Ella, 4 yrs Fronds. I rs Heroine, 6 rs Staphasss, 3 yrs Min Bundy, 3 yrs e Ig IrWasa out of Passion, Miss Ann, 3 yrs 3 7. 8 loathe, 4 yrs Donis% 3 yrs Tonic, 4 yrs Krzabisases, 6 yrs Claylasa, 4 yrs Ise_ orsissibos, 4 yea Ain:Mese, 3 rs Phinsisad, 3 yrs Faux pas, 4 yn /Ward of York, 4 rs Seam/ow, 3 yrs Forester, 6 yrs The Fouttute Yarrow' nen ef 100 son. Three quer tars of • sails. Kerry Pad, 4 ors Dividend, 3 yrs Surprin, 3 yrs Longinus, 6 yrs Hankie (lids lends), 6 yrs Butterfly, 3 yes Lady-hr Waiting, 3 yn Robert, 3 rs ForasKir, 6 yrs Heroine, 6 yrs Dubai. aged Croupier, 4 yrs Tanis. 4 yrs f by Lureo.t out of Cythe- Banspben, 3 yrs rea, 3 yrs Faux psi, 4 yn Haredoot, 4 yrs Nusitelle. 6 PI Follow se Lads, 4 yam Bilbao% 3 yrs Stapleton, 3 yrs 3 YeliewMoyßogue. 4 , 3 yes a kg Venison oat of Passion, T bis Ps =44 eserldstle, 4 yrs Inieundus, 4rs 4 yrs Mariana, S yrs Ina 4 yrs I/ghoul-no, 4 yrs ftw4 of 81001* 3 yes Captious 3 yrs Happy Joe, 3 yrs hash*, 4 yrs Scavenger, 6 yrs Hunlerford 2. 4n Catalpa, 4 yrs Joe o' Sot, , Father l'kes, 3 yrs Buckthorn, 3 yn Beam or EscuoouLtsrris.—The annual ray et et the Meads se this society yes UM as Satur day at the Liesern Fred, Great linssrasnrat. the Rey. Dr. Inn had maw ir Resyltsl. la the chair. The Rey. Dr. UNA the Rev. Dr. Mite, the Rev. J. B. Selwyn, Dr. Peps, tie Roy. W. Oasshen, the Mts. Dr. 8w..., Mr. Kos; Mr. Edward Wymdbm sod sum isselanna wen siss mint. The tnnessr's mart wed Ent st tie suditsei was severally end sod sseinmsd, and En Isliswing appserml is bs the sees sd the seelaty's tessiet—ltellerese is band, Jen. 1, HD L 1114. h. id. • divi deeds as 7,7001. Three Cent. Retbeeed Isms tax), 7141.6 e. 4d. ;d nil salselpdsms, 1011. lts.; Inst. 4631.175. Than 1.1 ham M salmi& sordr• 1 subssethisi stersbow, 61.; widows sad eltildrws ot 781. • 7 odors of ditto ant their Mss. 481. 16e.,• 7 see subs;eihsts. W. 7s. 6d.; 12 slants and &Edna of ban 1061. ; sad 11 sins, N. b.—total, MEL 7s. 6d. Ths dental onssims WIMP in llis i ral l ssvimg tins a Waste la head Of fa lb. $6. The Of Casisrhusy ro.oissesd predden, sod Larles, Mira. and was liamsheass, vies praddists. The ssetnitter was and ros• =a with addition of the Rev. L. J. Bersays ; dm Ear. Monett C. Sharps was cleated as auditor Is the ran of his Me lather, the Err. Lasssits illsups. A sots of d br rab was nos Ana ss I. the obsitssam sad the =win as up. [Advictimsmita— HOLLOWAT'S OIddIUENT AND PILL• • COMP Allis SMINIAL LOOT VON DOWN 41/ Stir.— lasswars. sawn. Joindar. se ar era. sees heads, sad Ids sad Womb Ms dram ftlik Ss Mein ram Is gabled omit be 11.111 M via I imme softllo. sok mg waft 1.1. that MO Om iiiswies Clidewe se as as sass sod se elkagaily pa* to bins; Ciao l awman gad* arlimisi bra Or guy _gel loft sad °YAW. soars a nd apalL e sarsai adds tamswir. Imam swift irserip. miss. fireamisi Illati=oviedieset mail% me at Ss it MINK Lem MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. Lteiutroot, Aran. 3. The sales to-dsy are :—Sugar--25 Mids. Barbadoes at fall prices; 16 hhda. Demerara, at 365. Bd.; 1,700 mats Mauritius at 725. 9d. to 3Cs. 9d. Bheltie-340 chests at Um. Ito 635. Lima eaed-16 tons at 12i. 10a. COTTON.—UsaatooL, dean 3 4 7:4 1 have bad a easupwhat quiet market tacky, bat hem yesterday's prices. The salts were estiatated atZhaiss, sad hada& 300 Surat at St to de, sad al Iles at 13 to 13. The imports yeatiirday sad Way Naomi to 20.000 Was whist 10,000 ears. allinennorna, Aram 3.—Ws have bed oomparatively lets aetivity to-day, and the market weekse it the chit. resteristies we lave previously deseribed an Tuesday and Thereday. The prises of all the lower nuabses et yarn nee* an I d . lower thee we Monday, and dein an also seller to bay. Than has bows mere this mom iag acing knee Ind* buyers te he bstisaer het an will eannes, though the teed bads= is is : 2 5: seals.l9'. orgiaary qualities of wager twist at .to OKper lb.; No. Ws. 71d. to ltd. • Me. 30's, at sp. to OK per lb., Which ia fully Id. lem than the prise a few weeks body and Id. less the* was in some eases demanded ; No. We at IOH and 40's at 12d, for ordinary, Is much Amer. Ordinary 12's mule are quoted 6d. to 81d. per lb. ; l aw 20's, 71d to lid. ; or India and China qualities, 7d. sad 71d. ; and No. 30's at Bd. to Bid. par lb. ; No. Ws are I. good demand, and price, are crated a little firmer. Doubled yarns under 130's are rather easier ; bat fine yarns, from Bea Islands cotton, which is mane, are bearer. No. 80's mule, ordinary quality, has advanced boa 141 d. to 161 d. per lb. ; 90S, from MM. to 1714. ; and 100's from I9d. to 191 d. Buyers for Basel* have begun to operate to some extent, but aot largely earregh to effect prices favourably. In cloths 1-pruiters and T-cloths are in md demand and maintain steady rime;p but 9.8 shirting have last th• lid. per pieee, and 40:inch shirting* the 3d. to 41d. per Oleo advance demanded a few weeks ago. The quotations for printers' arc : for 62 reed 96 inch grey pawtr-loom of 29 yards 31b. 7 os. weight, from 3s. 41d. per piece; for 60 reed ditto, 31b. 12 oz., bomb. 10d. per pleas ; for fll reed ditto, 41b. 4 oz. from 4a. 3d. ; for 72 reed 27 bid; 41b. 14 oz. weight, fr om &ter pits, ; ditto 70 reed 29 inch, hand-loom, 31b 4 oz. t, from 31. 401 per pines. Grey T- cloths of 24 yards, to 33 inches width (flue), 41b. 14 os. weight, at le. 6d. • ditto 61b., le. 41d. ditto Db. weight, de. 41d. ; ditto Omit)), 61h. to es. =. 46 . to Bs. ad. Pet pies. WI&P easenies, jeasest NA IS to 63 net grey shietings am he ri . awl wide emends rafter dearer to bay. O. P. in his “Oneind Classier far India," aye :—" Der& Me past moth a levy steady bribers ban esstissed, _ netwithatimilksi the vest imweess el pre denies whin les et bele tabs pine, set only by the ad onal mills and mented deelas the pat year, ben by tits speed to previously it f meeiewilinoho Nunn is tally equipollent be sup ply, ewil Wald y, I. seems isetimese enstrips it. This awe espseielly 'Miss to the tannin spinwings of yams fain No. Ws to MA, of with& theme to at present a pinkies seerity, and the prodnetien is yet to • eanidesabie West =ad. Owed mass she of Wm/ tibleash a r A y , to the senewmpties al nd are seagen ade littin the pin tam days the swan be bass ' leas bewyant, and the &mad leas seam asking peen hem Wee Mint satertaind by male hems that cotton Is Maly be give way, and be immeileeely Mewed by a de. &we in the value of yarns and tends Mirka. This expectation, however, is net genseid, an sours very extensive operators manifest emadense ba p = valor, and ban entered into nessiewenb hw delleerim. They ham hair infernos, as the eme of mews mey Wain, end the general circularness' wet may ef Ode arantry, but if oar most important hedge markets being limmarable to the eattinuanee of he pawn very large cow e , xto i t t it w of not be Ewe Mein the necessities of Europe and America will nqwhe, agoshay what the very low stock of cotton in Limped le esmidered, es well as the extraordinary light ness el Mane of yens and goods held here. For the pre sent, theretaft esseedenbh drams prevails generally. In ashen it.. the prospects of the growing crop will begin to have an hissace. Should it promise a like abundant yield to that of lost year, the market will doubtless relax ; sad a/lbeifi it is yet premature to speculate on this con horny, pushed merchants will refrain from embarking in extending over a lengthened period. My own rswMs is that the market will be easier shortly. At the arearisat, orders of any usignitede for the great materniesekets are very dillealt of.sseuttoa, owing to flea matehg of Met and Me west to wine& production is wiv i l e rt i ttaY for the three month anding" March and C3l. Iriag that though the upsets have fallen off to India: they Imo incraessil to Germany and sons other markets. They my the total Inereme of exports in yarn to all parts of the world is 8,000,000 yards ; and of pieta cottons, 9,500,000 yards ; but there kss been a decrease in printed and dyed cottons of 2,600,000 yards. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lrune, A,iu. 3.—There has been a good business done to-day.esgesoially in the Coloured Cloth where there wee briskness and activity. There bee also been a good active trade don* in the warehouses daring the weed the staple trade of Ude district is in a fair condition at present. HARDWARE.—Staxixolum, Aran 3.—There hes not been the slightest improvement in trade here sine* our last report, on the contrary the panel trade of the town hes become extremely dull in some branches there being muesli say orders in hand. It is a remarkable fact that 1111140 the advent of the protectionist administration orders fer the horse trade have fallen of remarkably, although buts fortnight previously there was every marked improve. asst. Tenders are in the town for the supply of many thousad prose of buttons to the East India Company this breach there has been greet sleekness of orders for a long time, this new demand onsmuenrly comes in very seaerneirly. The stupid dispute between the gusuniken end their workmen still remains unseo ded ; the Ordeanos Bead have given the contmeten mother week to effect a setament of these differences, nod in the meantime the Lade& contreeton have thrown up their share in the coa t:mt. CORN.—Bowron, April 3.—Tha demand for Wheat dur ing the week has been meeediogly litalMd, and, although Imam base not been materially erected, still it farmers had bean anxious sellers, lower prices must have been accepted. Oats and Beans dull, at scarcely last week's rates. Wheat, red, 365. to 395. ; white, 45e. Oats, 19e. to 20e. Beans, Se. to 30e. CAIIIIMIDOR, April 3.—We had a very dull market, and Wheat and Barley were both cheaper. Wheat, red, 38e. to 42e.; white, 441. Barley 24e. to 31e. Beans, 295. to 31e. Peas, Ns. to 31e. Oats, I T.. to 241. CorranntraT, April 6.—We had bat a moderate supply et graia at rnaket this week. Wheat was rather lower; sale doll. Wheat, brown, old 31s. Bd.; new, 19.. to 415.; white, aew, 40e. to 46e. Barley, new, 345. to Us. Oats, new, 21s. to 22e. Beans, new, Ws. Peas, new, le s. to 31s. Cokonsirran, April 3.—W• had us laaremed supply of Wheat; trade slow, at le. decline. The show of Barley, Beans, and Peas was small ; to maks salsa in either it was meessary to the way le., which many smilers would not comply with. OLOOCIBIIII, April 3.-The ettembasee at our market this day wse small (as a large his will be held here en Monday neat) and the supply of English Wheat was mode rate, yet to effect sales farmers bad to submit to a decline of about le. per qr. There being no inquiry for foreign, holders did sat eMer on lower term. Mailing end grinding Barley a slow eale. at former rates. Beans in abort supply, sod prime are well maintained. In Oats very few sales are repeated, but we note no alteration in their value. Prices : English, white, per imp. qr., 4801 be., 43e. to 44e. ; red, 395. to 41s. • bantam and white Onnomee, 44. . to 475. ; red, Polish Odessa, or choice Danube, 37e. to 38s. ; Ma rianopoli, Pomeranian, Stettin, and Hamburg Upland, 40s. to 41s. ; common Odom, Danube, Ibraila, 37e. to 38s. ; hard Eubanks and Tegesreg, 365. *,3 376. ; French, white, 41s. to 425. ; red, 88.. to 38a. Barley, English, malting, per imp. qr.. 27.. to 30e.; I rish , 27e. to 285.; Beale and French, 295. to 31s. • Oderbrtach, Pomeranian, ae., 275. to 28s. English, grinding, per imp. qr., 4001 be., 265. Od. to 275. Od. ; Irish, 265. to 265. Od . ; foreign, Egyptian, 23a. to 234. • 6d.; Pomeranian and French, Ms. to 265. Naas, English, per imp. qr., 6611 be, 31s. Od. to 32a. Od. ; Eoptian, 27e. to Us. 04. • French, Dutch, small Tick, 31.. to - 12s. ; Irish , Ms. to 8 0 .. Oats, per 312 lbs., Wexford, Enniseorthy, and Limerick, white, 20s. to 20e. 6d. • Cork, Waterford, and Youghal, 20s. to 20s. H.; Irish, bla ck, 19s. to 19s. 6d. ; Welsh, ditto, 19s. to 19a. 6d.; fereirt, weigh ing 3916 e. to 421 be., 21s. to 21s. 6d. Per, Englith, break en, per imp. qr., 30a. to 325. ; foreign, 30s. to 31s. ; English Sad foreign grinders, per 6611b5., 29.. to Mia. Linseed Cake, per ton 17 8 is. to 180 s.; French (none offering), 163 e. to I7os.lmports of the week ending April 3; Wheat, 1,928 qr.; Barley, 990; Oats, 1 ,065. Gotanroao, April 3.—The arrival of Wheat this week was large, in addition to a considerable stock in band. There was an improved demand at rates about Is. below tart week's, but not sufficiently large to enable a clearance to be made. Wheat, 40s. to 525. Barley, 30s. to 341. Oats, 19s. to Its. Beans, 31s. to 345. 11ZILIT01111), April 3.—The supply of Wheat fair; the trade ruled dull at barely so good prices. Barley in good supply; ell descriptions met a dull sale at tulip is. per qr. lees money. Oats made full prices. Pets and Beans the tuns lower. The following are the prices • Wheat white, 255. to 30s. per load. Barley, 275. to 335 .. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 245. ream, 17s. to 21s. per load. Beans, 17s. to 21e. Tans, 245. to 28e. Rye, las. to 17s. klancithrran, Arum 3.—No material change has occurred in the state of the trade during the week, the demand fur all articles having continued extremely limited. On the pert of holders, however, somewhat more steadinese was exhibited, and in the limited business panning previous prices wore tolerably well maintained. Into Liverpool or Renown there are no arrivals coastwise worthy of notice, and from Ireland the chief supplies consist of 6,705 quarters of oats and 6,806 loath of oatmeal. From abroad we have to notice further liberal importations of wheat and buns, with, however, only moderate quantities of other produce. Our market this morning was again of a lashes character, but so little change occurred in the value of any article that we saw* alter the quotations of this day weeemight. NIWCASTLIAIPON-TTNS, 3.—At ear marhat *la merit ing we had a good supply of Wheat from the eonnttrryy, but from the oast the arrivals are Wing, fresh- par cels weld epee meek the ems teens N last week, whilst far South Omni, and keel's womb skean gases wen gelid, ith, however, any a mien* Wenn bias. lima km bees gradually dinging, sad has sow arrived .poiat Pl(4ll.—BtLuxotooro, Aram 3.—Bela, 6d. to Is. per lb.; soles, 6d. to 25.4 d. per pair ; lobsters, 10d. to 1..94. each ; oysters, tr. to 30s. per bushel; bloaters, 10d. to Ild. per dotes ; sod fish, 28. to 4e. 6d. each; turbots, 64. to 12s each ; plaice, ls. 11. to ls. 6d. per tweed; salmon, ls. 6d. to Is. Bd. per lb.; maekarel, 6d. to 84. each; and crimped skate, 4d. to 6d. per lb. Loaanicz ....«......... 8.1. Gentle Breen 0911110•1 CAnaow .. B.W. Hard Wind Partially Cindy llowataaa Latarran 11411.TXMAD B.W. Otatalla Orem Paatially OSUMI Laisaaaria-- B. Cell Warm' .... Orntla Brews Partially OoMy Dammam .......... B.E. Gentle errs Clotlleas—Frost SNAP Earatrasa B.E. Orstak Brass Overcast BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DAVIIION.—ApriI I, at Mamelewell, the wile of Mr. R. Dow" C. of a daughter. HODOILL24BON.—March 30, at Boothe" the wife of Commander Hodgkin," LN., of a daughter. HUTCHINII.—March El, at Upper Tuleshill, the wife of D. Matthias, req., of a daughter. LIND:MEL—ApriI 2, ►t Southgate, the wife of Mr. A. 11. Ltoderen. of • daughter. LTIILL.—Feb. 11, at Meerut, tedln, the wife of Major Lyeli, 43rd Begs Bengal Light Infante y, of a ton. MILLIOAN.—Mush 30, at Pitt-street, Mrs. J. Milligan, of a Pon. OLDHAM.—March 31, at Glaegow, the wife of the Rev. B. ft. he" ILA., of a mow. PICIFORD.—Marsh 31, at eta sem Mrs. W. rw.ro, at Cbaket-vUlis, Hampstead, the ode of t. MARRIAGES. BARNP-9-EDMONDS.-March 11, at at. Nicholas, Brighton. by the Rev. W. Conway, A.M., of Rochester, P. K. Borne*, N.. of 1101 `e • ley-square, Bristol, to Martha, eldest daughter of the Tate J. B. Ed moMs, Faq., of Roys.end, Mat! Petherton, gememetshire. BROWN-SWAM-uch 30, at Edinburgh. by the Rm. J. Brom. A. Brows, Km., Bowlin, to leininia, daughter of the We LIT. J. Stuart, of Lusa. MONTOOMIRIE-CAMPBELL.-March 3e, at Bt. Pour. Cheer 4 Edintergb, by the Rev. A. B. Ilessworth, Perpetual Carats Iltomplea, Norblit, J. liontgomerie, EN., 11 D., to Mori. youngest daughter of the late A. Campbell, Esq., of Ardoligntsh. PRPTS-PRICE.-March 31, at Edingten Church, by the Bre. LttUewood, B.D , Mr. It. E. Nom Poultry, second son of M Patti., of Kensington, to Ann, third daughter of m • Pr. Req., el lishesd, Wilts. lIMITHI-BLACK.-Marsh W. at Woodlands, Olergov. by the It"' N. M.Lmd, the Rev. W. Smith, of Lauder, to Ann Mailrell, gerund &VOIR of J. 131ocl, which is likely to bring about a large demand. Rye much the lame. in malting and grinding Barley little stirring, but late quotations are about sustained, and the urn. re marks wfll apply to Beans and Peas. With 0.0.8 we were mon senility supplied by our proven, and having less prewar, of ship samples, the trade ruled rather steadier then on this day m'nnight. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 91 qrs. ; Barley, emistwise, 383; foreign, 600 ; Malt. coastwise, 60 ; Osts, coastwise, 411 Peas, cent. erfelt, Ill; Flour, 406 seeks. Ronnie*, April 3.—Our market this day was well sup plied Midi Wheat by the fanners. Millers, acting ea the ism Mahe Isedlai markets, made • stand to purchase at lees =easy, but se llers were firm, and prices must be quoted the same, with a dull market. Quality much Improved by the late extra fine weather. Flour was a dull sale, at pre vious rates. Not much changed hands. Barley was • fair oiler, and prices are exactly the same as last week. Grind lug descriptions were inquired after, and realised prices I fully equal to last market d. Beans and Peas were a small supply, and demand sma lL Prices remain unaltered. Oats were In demand, and small supply. Full prices were paid. Norviteoneh, April 3.—The trade in our Corn market here is of a lifeless cWiraeter. The supply must be consi dered light; nevertheless, there is very little activity. Hol dm, generally, do not press sales, but, where that is done, a slight decline hos to be submitted to both (or Wheat a nd Barley ; and buyers take but fur their immediate wants. In other articles we are without change. 1'ITlaB01101:011, April 3. — e f e th i l/h the supply of Wheat here to-day was small t om with what it has been of late, the trade ruled ex ngly dull, and in some instances Is. per qr, lower than last week. Barley and Oats in large supply, and each could be bought at Is. per qr. less money. Pio alteration in the value of Beans. READING, April 3.—Although but a scanty supply of Wheat for the season of the year, such is the languor of the trade, that it proved quite adequate to the demand ; late prices were hardly realised. Barley, for seed purs, was math inquired for; other kinds were neglected. Beans and Oats without alteration. Wmancm, April 3.—We are fairly supplied with grain to-day. Wheat is. per qr. cheaper, with a good demand. Oats and Beans as last week, bet a dull sale at the prices. Wheat, white, 395. to 435. • extra, 45e. per qr. ; red, 355. to 40s. ; extra, 41s. Oats, 10d. to 104 d. per stone. Beans, old, 325. to 345. per qr. ; new, 30s. to 325. _ . WOUNISTIR, April 3.—At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, which sold slowly at rather under the currency of this day ss'naight. Raney Is. per qr. lower. Oats nearly maintained thdr value. Beans unaltered. Pma rather cheaper. Yon=. April 3.—With only a small show of grain at our markot this day, farmers would not submit to any reduc tion in price, and, in the limited business transacted, last week's prices had to be paid. Wheat, white, 42a. to 445. per imperial qr. ; red, Ma. to 40e. Barley, malting, 28s. to 31s. ; grinding, 20s. to 28s. Malt, 541. to 565. pats, 10d. to lOid. per stone of 14 lbs. Flour, 30s. to 335. per sack of .U 0 lbs. Duactx, Aram 2.—We have no alteration to report in currencies at our corn market since Tuesday ; every de scription of grain met a very dull sale, and transactions were chiefly confined to retail. White wheat, 235. to 26 5 . ; red ditto, 225. to 23e. 6d. • barley, 12s. Bd. to 155.; new oats, 10s. to lls. 6d.• rapeseed, 14.. to 17s. 6d. ; oatmeal, 11s. 6d. to 12s. ba kers' fionr, 12s. 6d. to 16s. per cwt.; Indian eora,29e. to 31s. per 480 lbs. _ _ . - - Coax, Aril 2.—The trade continues exceedingly dull, and there appears no immediate prospect of a return to activity or briskness. Very large arrivals from abroad have taken plass ibuing the week, and these, acting on a previously depressed market, have caused a decline in the value of the paimipal article of consumption. Wheat, in particular, has bees seriously affected, and with a considerable &prs elation in vice, the business palming is moderate in the extreme. The supply of home grain is trifling, the receipts for the week being only: Wheat, 61 barrels, at 17s. 6,1. to to 21s. 9d. per barrel. Barley, 289 barrels. at 12s. Bd. to 14s. Oats, 1,302 barrels, at 91. 10d. to lls. 6d. Wheat gays way to the extent of 6d. per barrel on the week. Bar ley continues firm, and Oats are unchanged in value. Trans actions in foreign Wheat an very restricted, although holders, anxious to meet the views of purchasers, are willing to sell at the reduction which has taken place, and which we cannot look upon u less than Is. per on the week. Barley is Arm, and unchanged in value. Oats are dull, and difficult of sale, the trade remaining precisely in the state noted in oar list. The trade is fine Flour also is very dull Bakers, i mpressed with the idea that it must give way i n value, buy only as their more rasing wants require, and the consequence is • dull diming trade. Coarse Flours continue ia good demand. Tb. business passing in Indian Corn is very moderate, for though holders have made • coaommon of 28.6 d. par ton buyers are seeking a still farther reduction in the article. We quote the value of Oalats, 71. to 71.2 a. 64. per too. WATIILTOILD, April 3.-We have again to report scanty deliveries of farmers' grain, with very limited arrivals from abroad. Our market, infl uenced by the depressing accounts from London and Liverpool, continues devoid of animation; prices, however, are pretty well supported. Wheat : The supply of Irish has been so trifling, that its value may be considered nominal; foreign has met scarcely an y inquiry, but em stocks are small, bidders evince little disposition to preen sales, we therefore repeat the quotations of this day ee'onight for all dessriptions. Barley unaltered in value. Oats have not attracted much attention, and purchases can be made on rather easier terms than at the close of last week. There has been a fair sale for Indian Corn at about the currency of this day week, and as no arrivals of consequence are expected in immedi ately, holders look for a slight improvement in prices. Flour as last quoted. The following are the presentprices Undried: Wheat, white, per 20st., 235. 6d. to 234. 9d.; red mill, 23e. Od. to 23e. 6d.; shipsog, 20a. 9d. to 21s. Barley, malting, per 164., 134.6 d. to 141. ; grinding, 12s. 6d. to 13e. Oats, white, per 144., 10s. to 115.; black, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20st., 235.114. t 0249.11. ; shipping,22a9d. to 2343 d. ; Polish Odessa, 225. to 225. 6d. ; white, 264. to 26e. 6d.; French red, 241. to 265. 9d. Barley, grinding, per 164., 13s. to 13s. 6d. Oats, white, par 14st., lls. to Ile. 9d. ; black, 10s. 9d. to lls. Flour, sumlbse, per seek, 30s. to 31 1 . 64. ; secon d s , 26 5 . to 28e. ; th 235. to 261. ; fourths, Hia to 19s. Indian Can, Danube, per 20 stone, 17s. Od. to 17s. 6d. ; Amesican, yellow and rod, 111. to 17s. 3d.; French white and yellow, lb. to 17s. 3d. ; Anemia and Tuscan, 17s. to lTs. 3d.; ignil, 16e. to 16e. 6d.; damaged, for settle, 12 5 .8 d. t o m adian Corn Meal, per cwt., Ts. 6d. to Ts. 9d. Oat meal, lls. to lls. 6d. Bran, per 8 atone, Ss. 64. to 3s. 9d. Imports this week : Wheat, 1,460 qrs.; Flour, 149 brie. Experts this week: Barley. 212 bets ; Oats 4,929; Flour, 272 sacks ; Indian Corn, 630 brls.; Oatmeal, 695 cwts. ILIZICALDY, April 3.-The weather continues dry but cold, favourable, however, for all agricultural operations. At our country ;markets this week we had littsrally no grain offering, and apparently as little demand ; prices nommen, as lest week. Here to-day we had small supplies of all kinds of grain, and although sales proceeded slowly, prices were not lower than last week. Wheat, 36e. to 435. per qr. Bogey, 26e. to 31s. Bd. Oats, 19s. to 23e. 6d. Oat meal, per bag of 2201b5., 30s. to 31s. POULTRYALC.—NIWORTI AND LIRDINIIIILL, APRIL 3.—Ocess, Os. Od. to Os. Od. ; Turkeys, 4s. Od. to Bs. Od. ; ducks, ls. ad. to 2s. 6d.; tams rabbits, Is. to 11. Bd. ; wild ditto, Bd. to ls. Od. ; pigeons, 6d. to 7d. ; roasting pigs, Bs. 6d. to 6s. 6d. each ; Barrey fowls, 6s. Od. to as. oa. ; ditto chickens, as. Od. to 6s. ; barn-door ?owls, 3s. 3d. to 6s. per couple ; English eggs, 6s. Od. to 6s. 6d. ; French ditto, 64.3 d. to 68.9 d. per 120; fresh butter, 10d. to 11.2 d. per lb. ; ham and leverets, 2s. Od. to 3s. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Inns air osewpookial, the • WIMIy °WU.' 6.11 . U.s. 1/L• CASUALTIES. Bertha (barque), of Ramberg, Capt. J. M. Ode, was wrecked ITaules N.B.E. of the Isle of Gorgona, 90 from BonaVenturs, the carpenter died in the boat after leaving the ship ; seven days without provisions. George Henry (barque), Capt. Grodt, was wrecked at Lime house, Mosquito Coast, Belize. Milton (brig), of Liverpool, Capt. Little, woowrecked, Feb. 3, on Long Hey Beef. Bel Margaret, of Whitehaven, Capt. Jackson, woe wrecked at Limehouse, Mosquito Coast. SEABORNE MAILS. [Nidepplies dm t *be malls sr* mot term Übe Opmal Postogne the Apkt—aad DI by dm mondisr—dftp.teh. Day elan melesp hen VIM COUNTS/TA in Cleamesl PG= ram IM. Ofto Lonton. deoptualiel. lees - --- --- - Anerricattibrit.pertutll Apra 9 ..m0rp001.... lApril 8 A•urrimaryLielted Maim pielist) 3 Apra 6 ...... ..... Ilvorpool rAprll 14 Asuric(blC.Natftplill Apt 14 Oriel ( West Uwe) -A lift= the math Nein= ...Apra 3 elomaidria• 11 19111101 th Moe= Dover 'April 16 =MS= l4 Map Moon 3l of the moo* denehompone. ApO 16 Ammo. Ayr= IA of Ms meth neodireptcm.April 16 AdMoodMesClogreiall Imilkeithofroserh Mothomeem. Awned. , Werof Good Napo JI Had tho moth P1p1111111..... Apra 3 Comelnitlnople • II 7=176.117thaf losa Dover .Motrol Ariel= AI toilblllbormain Motbaroploo.lArrived bowel YIN 31 ItemMod.,33Pred. isothariptoo. To Th.as title.. ........ ...... II klMYtholsonth 9ostiaaverialArrived free= II et N Teem logy Dorm ....... Twee= .N7lld7MTlthof moo Dover ....... Aprll 10 dambers le It hillylode......... Tosajet Rolland TA Wed Mo. a Bator. L0ndee......... Mane Meidorm ...... ...- . ....... moth lonehompesa. Arrived Wand . & WNW ally Llol Tweeds Yids ((es Southaropt.)ll Illth at Ms month nouthempessi. ylesel...... Apra 31 Lego (Ai Ilerailles) le 1111161etkot smith Dover ......... April 16 Identarnmso(vie loutli ompten) .113 Illhal IM ass= Southaropket. April 91 &too= Marsollies) -14 lehilleth demos= Dover Nano II 1•11 at as ma* Southinemon. April 3 leaders W 9= el Ws meth tkuultoarpne. April 16 i 7t1.110.1110,V1S I l alta. •••• • - .... N 1 lelichorthomenft Dover ....... ding 10 Napier. N . Itlittehtlitlidmin Dover Nal Matra* N 311113th13trufnum Dover 11113111.111b1 Pon If %ALUM= mei= plrs. lAntnd Timmy* N .thlteldlebef sr Dow ........ Aprd 3 West lad= ... . II lltli of the NMI* lonthamptio. Arrived Pest Indies One= Ns vonne.esi Namoul V ail of the mos= Mt. sept . Awl 3 __• The mote to Mom simoldm aft ...- In in Mem= 16 • .r sum t rp■i pelet ifs r) an imams' lq ARRIVBD. ADAIIII-atOrsveseod. April I, frosa....-....-.....-.....Bniket ALA am -at Unveiled, April 2. Gam.--- ..----........rdre1id p eril Aut . , Jann-at Gravevend, A 11, Irem..-........ ..... ....... ply Arraarca-st Gravessed, A S. Belle.-... ..... -_ _pumaamao„ Auras-at °ramrod. A 3, frost. J Arm Cern= -ft Gravesend, Aril I, item- Drinamt Aroma-at A pril 3, Blin-...--• - ..... ..... .---....itasilo AIIUALLOO - aft April 2. ke1e........................ . a,. .... . ~, Areo-at Liverpool, Aoll 3, hem **Tore Artuese-of AprU 2, hr ..Jimr Grim. Armor -at =I, April 4, fircat Denote Moses-4 Liverpool, April 3, from Apalachicola Barameo-st Liverpool, April 3, from ildirsego, Broisee-01l Dor, April 2. from Mrs Bums-et Falmouth, A 1 ... fr0m ia Cosoir-of Dual. April pri 2, l M Aleannarin ino Coos ilione-st Portsmouth. April 3. bum. 'into Csraminass Hoe-at °reverend. April 4, hen. -Umiak Orsua-at Graversd, April 2, ire1e.......... lctily Cuomo-at Primal, Apr 4, 111111..... ....-....-.-.Bareader eltraiLl..o -at Bristol, April 3. trolM:77: ..............bt. Michael's CaTlatillit-at Grp,lMlld, Arad 8 1 DM: RNA, Cameo-at Gravesend , April 2, tam lt. 21 ichaef. Canuanni-at Orayseend, April 2, from , Commix Cmisaorre-st Gravrepd . , April 3, 0r0m........ Worth. Cameras-at Livened. April 3, fr0m........, .- . .... ./14. roes's, N. H. Conaraurin-M Livemodl, 4pril 3, from Ballimare Door -elf Deal. AprU 2, from. .»...»...... ILLY DAriu. WIWAR-at Liverpool, April 3, from 1,,,,,,, Duna-at Gravernd, April 3, cram Fares Dom-at Gravernd, Apia 2, from ...............».......». .. Malta DOPATCII-at Gravesend, April 2, from feur hay EMT -st Liverpool, Aril 9, from.. New (Mem NASA E. Yams-at Liverpool. April 3, tries -..liallimor, Earamoo-off liverpcol, April 3, from _ Whoa Emanum-st Gravesend, April 3, from Dearairk Kuria -at °ramrod, April 3, from Ikeser Bused Weird, April 4, from Iluos--st Groomed, April 3. from ..... _. ............. ,A,,,b,„, Earros-at Oramemod, April 3, from liamillitat Earuoa--at Grave.. nil, April 3, from ......... - ...... , Moloonie I I'AID.S.NI 31.11.11K-.lt Grallientl, April 3, h em.. .... . - ... Nor way Ilowrame-at Liverpool, Apr il 3, from New rhinos Musa -st Gravesend. Aril 4, trout .-....... ..... .Norwar HANNaR -Off Liverpool, April 3, from Lelliore Ilit LIMA -at (Marmoset, April 3 from HAPANASIA-at Gravesend, Aprli 2, from „ Illaresilles Huron OW/RAT-la UMW:send, April 2, fros -B. Apia IllUelilena-llt GrATettEld, April from »... ...Dramas Ivo-at Umrpool, April 3, .... Thee, Jeurr-st Gravesend, Aril 2, from thine Loan AvaniiViroll -or Liverpool, April 3, Item. .... New Ork-m. Loso-01l Deal, April 2, Minn Loando Ilautra-at Quessido.vn, April I, haw- .....-..... Coo Noumea-of Liverpool, April 3,. Iron_ __ ..----...New Other Year Boar-at Crammed, April 3, nos „Arzendri Manra-M Grooved, April 3, from Dierart MART Airs--ei Bristol, April 4, from .......... .sigma Year -at Graopend, April 2, fr 055............-.. ... . . ..- ... Waft Nosa-se Liverpool, Apnl 2, from -.. iiimanctra Nits -et Gravesend, April 3, f ram..........- .......... .....Broditss Gnaw -st Onmemin I, April 1, from Leth re Piero-at LI . April 3, from Bolsi Per-atOrarmeod, April 2, from lit. likeharr. Parses@ -at Limp al, April 3, from Waned* Priem -st Gravered, April 2, Irmo .. _.. - Nonvir Qumran ILmon -at Grameend. April 3, from .... ...... . . .Bhaaritia, floaas--at Liverpool, April 3, from hew Orem, tterszarm-st Liverpool, April 3, from ... Ponta Poscrus-at Liverpool. April 3, from Yew rad Riceirosu-ar Salcorabe, Air II 2, from New Tort flovrivaerros -at 4verpoo4 April 3, from New Tort Samisen-at Liverpool, April 3, from Philadelphia 8V811.4-of Liverpool, April 3, from . Bill,ri Brans Brown-oft Liverpool, April 3, from Mobile SULTASM AMU SELMA -at Gravesend, April 3 has Gallipoli 9TAIRLT-St Oramered, April 2, from Clot StriANPall-at °rowed, April 2. from Hamad% Br. rams-at Gravesend, April 2. from Ovalle Taierrr Tacor-r Liverpool, April 3, from .... LIMIS UNITID STOW-of Liverpool, Apr LI 3, from LOOM Vourr-at Bridal, April 2, from _ New Grimm Virroms -off Gravesend, April 2, hem ...Itew Tort Wive-at Gravesood, April 3, ,(roam Zaaoo-at Gravisend, April 2, fr0m...... ... --Africa SAILED. Axe Wm hiss-rroln Bristol, April 3, to ........... ...... ,Litaihre Atsee Too-from Plymouth, April I, t 0....„ ..............Tarragona Aueut-frose i'llsoith. April 3, to ...... WAIN Arrasprice-trare Gravesoul, April 3, to Demerara AmATMA -MAI I-transmit, April 4, to_ ....... ........ et MieILUN A LIANA - kW. Gramma, April 3, to. . - ........ ............_ ...... Aosetrrots-frore uverpoa, April 3, to ----Kew Tart AMY Ass-from Liverpool, April 3, to ... , ~.„„„ „Aaat,..l Ammo-from Liverpool, April 3, to Jkatreal Ass Eusasers-from Uverpiol April 3, to CeasLes-tros Liverpool, April 3, to Parva CHoics-trceo Liverpool, AprU 3, to - B. Apra Curran-from Liverpool, April 3, to Doc* Coro-from Bristol, April 3, to .Iles Tart Dawson-from Bristol, April 4, to Sanaa Dasrosa-boot Liverpol, April 3, tO ............ -....... Aleasseris Eimer/ea-trust Liverpool, April 3, to Gina Eiesseia-from Liverpool, April 3, to Bath, A.l. Lusa Tooesios-hola Urevearaid, April 4, to lititarier 011T1100,11 -from Liverpool, April 3, to Rt. Michael's SOKILT-from Liverpool, April 3, to. Bay Casket .__... - ___ Bousi--trom Orwiii:MSl, April 3, te.—.......--- Orme Too—Pram Orareatorl, April 1, to . , ..*. ----Odom (pot BM) borrow Oesso—from Llverpool, April 3. to .New Viet JAMB—bon Prpoonth, April 2, t 0........... Gram Jaime—trees biMol, April 3, t 0...... P. X. Maul Our VALLUR —Dan Grammes/4 April 4, to Bemuse Mastroa—trees Liverpool, April 3, to Villa Nova Maar —Ma Liverpool. April 3, to. ..... . .......... --Bt. Manua Ilrams--troai Liverpool, April 3, to Maar —from Livarprol, April 3, to llsilm OCSAP laomo—trees Bristol, April 4, to Quebec PEIIIILOIIII-4111M Gravesend, April 4, t 0.......... Vales= Parmararra—fret 6/ ••=, April 4, to Provos BOT— ham Ora April 3, to AL A reaN Illow—team Oraveeead, April 3. to Oporto Itso—tram Liverpool, April 3, to MIA MAIM.— 800 °reverend, April 3, to Ometantiropie llosas—ham Oramoesel, April 3, to Noma Baer MOO klauarema —from Cir.iverend, April; to ..Ametertlast tramiturtarms—from Gravesend, April 3, to AIIIMR4IIII Bannomm—tram Liverpool, April 3, to .. ..... ..........--Dmarrart 6APPIIO —kola Liverpool, April 3, to B. byre neauraerrn —from Plymouth, April 2, to Quebec TALLmoo—ham Lirerpoo4 April 3, t 0.... It. Miebsel'r TlT—twin La•teplol, April J. la . tßrdt Taathan —from Liverpool, April 3, to P. B. Wood Moos—tram Liverpool, April 3, to ,Memel VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bittateu, from Loudon tar the td..unttae, Jan. 6, lat. 14 N., lon 27 W John Itaheetaos, tram Kanenks lee London, march le, lot. 46 A, I. 31 W. 14 11s, Nisbet. tram Calcutta Joe the Cape, Jan 3, lat. 13.00 8, tue, PA It. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TM Male ef the Weather at Nine Ala ea liaturial anemia is were of Witte MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1852. each of the following plum at T . morning. The stations are Ha* at Wirth at I a midi or w -- 1 - ,ki owed Wrung. Pimionu----. ILL Strew Sewn I Partially aced, Paw .....„ „........ H. Gesala Brew I Flae ilaaawas ......... „.... N.E. Gentle Breese , OWL= Sumer _. E.N.E. Freak Bream Cloudless larraaaryto ...... E. Omsk Brew Partially Goad, Partoreant —... ..... E. Gentle ßrew I , flaunter Twairew GREENWICH N.E. Gastl• Breese' Partially Mae BTWOD B. Strong Brew Partially needy ily.m.ae. tarsiew E. Gentle Beare Partially tartly Ortorama ...... YARROWS HoLesaaa ...... twowo. B. Cain Prlacapal Qt Slur LL Calm Cloadlase Baum= B. °satiate's,* I Mediae THIS DAY, Moos. Cowie et MM. aliewirth of Mad. NOD of the Weiler. E. Gentle Breese. Flee. The Mum from Um (*Leering places did net reesk tha silos la tine foe publieation on Saturday; they thereto', kdicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at also o'clock. I)EATIIS. BEYANT.—llatrob 31, at Loudwater, Bucks, Mrs. Bryant. is Lir 78th year. deeply repelled. DUVAL—ApriI 1, after • short Sinew, Thomas Ilavilead Makn maa and ▪ peat or nephew and nearest relative of the distinguchnl ewe.. ator Edmund Burke, aged 3/. DAVIDSON.-13ateh 31, at Stockwell.park Davience, Isle Bestial Engineers. 15MYTB.—Muelt 30, at Stoke Hall, Ipswich, J. S. Smyth, FAc.*N'' ' IN* Sheriff of Suffolk, seed BC MONSON.—Marsh 30, at klortiron't-placc, Ilerabill, Edinburgh, Cart. W. A. Thomas, R.N. WALTON.—Marek 31, at the Pier-bend, London Dock, kitty, eels , of the late Capt. P. Willis, aged 61. Lieut-CoL C.l. C. - 'dated sad by Wawa' Kum 11.t.th, et No. it, Letabmt• LandiA _Printer, at the AL" lAwb". inst, the priciest of wtairisra—Mlosma,