The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

IMPERIAL E HOUSE 07 00)1110N8.--MONDAY, Ann. 13. The Sew= Seek the ark M 444Ieak. PRIVATE RIMERS& The Bridal sad North floes/ Railway Bill, the Cleve- Lod Railway Bill. the Harrogate Gas 8,11, the Nottiegbasi 0.. BilL the Rugby water Bill, sad the Searborough Water Bal, were reed a third time cod palmed. The Cowie Herd Newport Railway Bill, the Great Grimsby Water Bill, the Vali Diatom's laud Company Bill, end the Birmingham aad Ratios OokUield Estimaimi Railway Rill, were reed • mooed tiros NOTICES OF NOTIONS. Mr. GREGORY pie notice that ea the let of May, oa the motion for going into committee of supply, he would call the attention of the house to the condition of Turkey and its depeodencis, and particularly to the bombardment of Beljtadco last Jane. He also pie notice that oe Monday next he should ask the Chief Secretary for Ire land whether say repor s had reached him from the Trish Poor-law 'oilers respecting the Ado of destitution in Galway sod Mayo ; and if eot, whether he would order such reports to be made. He also pre notice that on the tame day be should move for a ns• torn of all the civil bill protons, trotted in the . jean 1861, 1862, sod 1863 from the courts of quarter seasons Ire land, dlatisguiabing those for the recovery of rent from simple contract debts. DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. Mr. FEB RAND gars mottos of hie intention to-morrow to oak the noble lord the first minister whether 5n ~oald be so good u to name Mooday next u the day for the dissuasion relative to the distress in the cotton die- UMW. SUPPLY.-CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES. On the asitiou for going into committee of supply, Mr. A. SMITH asked the Secretary to the Trtmenry what estimates he intended to go on with to-night, those of Class No. 1 were not in the hands of members natil kat Thursday. Mr. PEEL said le proposed to proor.ed with the claims he the order ia whack they stood before the Easter mum Lord J. MANNEIII3 remarked that although Class No. 1 of the estimates had bora distributed last Thursday, practi cally they had not been ramified, u bon. members were eat of town for the holidays. (Hear. bear.) Mr. PEEL said he was sorry it was not possible to have them distributed earlier. He had lost no tiros with them, sad he believed they were distributed last Thursday morning. The boue then went into committee. The balsams of the following votes were pat from the chair, and agreed to, the amounts bare given being inclusive of the sums voted en sorouet bakes the MON : 24,6101., law charges, England. 190,8061., expenses of criminal proaecations, sheriffs' at posse, kn. 228,0501., police (oounties and boroughs), Great Britain. 3,1781., Crown Oflbw Quota's Beach. 11,5101., Admiralty Omit Registry. 4,4581., late loaolvait D.b.a., Court. 83,6301., Omuta of Probate and Divorce and Matrimonial 168,0101. e of County Court'. 8,3311., Been*, Moo 25,751., polies marts of the mekopolia 143,51 W., metropolitan pol 17,8151., reviving bambino .1 Faghoul and Wake. Law.. Divine Court oonsprealione. 18,9591., Buikruptee Court ones non& 3,5771., &deride of the I.ad nelvocate and Solicitor- Genets' of flentkael. 18,00 X., Dead of Bandoo. 11,0811., Court el Justiciary. VOX, Froaanaticos ruder the Lard Advocate. 1.5801., Ximisester of Scotland, lop' branch. 35,2314, dimwits aid posoraton-6d not paid by salary. 29,6981., radio al preetrators.fiscal. elarloa 1 abiriffa' =:expo= is mattes of tithe. 16,192/, repairs basis is Edinburgh. LAM., 'Wary dirks' oflioe. 11148367:„ la isoosiataat as buikreptcy in Scotlaad. 6 IW, w &law cod criminal prceecutions in Ireland. B. Onort al Baaluspecy. 10,301 L, Courts Queues Bench, Common Pleas, and N of Z., pond se ern. 5,0124 repot:ars to the judges. 2,680/, edopessatios for moor courts. 2.722/Cry of judgments. 1204, Claud el Delegate.. 6,4031, &abrupt.* sad Insolvency. 18,321 X, (but el Probate. WNW., Leaded &W es Court. 1,1601., Onswilidatad Mae of Writs. Mi.. revising boulders, Dubai& 411,1911., swAregoNtan police, Dublin. 727,517/, isesdebalary. 2,7141.. Xneddissa Peron. 17,64111., impadida sad peso' soperintoodence of prim and dark* mer?lia ad \pm a!i4 gee* Ora% mad amid eilablialasota at home. MOM., siondosaaos al primmer, io county gaols, mad nesovels Si movie& 37,1331., transportation of eonviele. 136,1634, coeviet IIIiWiIIitEIHICAS is the colonies. In Nagy to Sir S. NORTHOOTS, Sir .GB gY said be believed the oommiesioa ea the transportation et envied bed ooncluded their evidenek and the report would probably woe be presented, but the to ans wer rightper the quoting. tkossn opposite (Mr. Healey) would be better able HENLEY said the commieioe had closed taking wawa, and they would to-morrow meet to consider their . —....- " C . CHAIRMAN Shea reported the resolution, to the lora. LOCAL OOVERNMENTACT (1868) AMENDMENT DLLL. This ha peamillimak amenities. ifialill•Pßß BILL. This as smanded was =Wowed. Oa alawasli._ Kr. HENLEY objected to the proposed amendment, by yid& • over whose house a telegraph wire was eZsdewlg ace add • story to hie house without obtaining a *hies a• eider for the elevation of the wire. Hs imaeldered that a per... who desired to exercise his common law right to improvo his praporty should not be compelled to do seem teation, thee serve • notice upon the conwpany of his in- Yr lIILNEB GIBBON mid that the object of the aisesdel elates was to protect computes against attampts to =Met semi br z parties h e w hmht serves notice such &I ties neforred Ma right pad/man, without aay is testiest whatever alter their premises. He would sot object, however, to the introduatioa of words by width the appal to the magistrate would have to be needed to early I. the @trent of • differenoe 'Maim be. trews the cor r ga tad the party eerviog the no ti ce . likr G. BO thought that it should be stated in the clams what the raters of the case to be made by the party emeriti( to the laagistrate should be. trotil it was shown what the proosedieg was to be, sad what point the magic trate had to decade, the power to make that application was precticall_ y ageless. Mr. BOBBIJOI esweidered that the asseadroeut was fitly a un t espial& The Telegraph Company would only pu peaty to Ids appeal la • case which they had reason he Derma was • dishaseet cos, tad Infers the justice the =wadi only have tie Trove dm& be really had an in t* ant as allemstaisa ia his . Mr. HUMBEBBTON segpeted t es power should be glow Se the campmates to miner frees a party who, by service et • satire, bed reared theta to elevate their tele graph wirss, bat who had bad so intuition to alter his hoses, the =pare whisk had hers Mourned by them. After • few weds beta the 80 1 . 1 = 01- GINI The "IliesMM: twapeted by Mr. iitileerrai l bsos tee - lido Pled aid the elates as minded was agreed to. OP. dean 10. Lod A. CLOYBOBILL amid be should be glad if the hems wield enema to reinsert the weeds "et the annul Tahoe of SM. end upwrede " whisk were struck eel of this Meese in the liR was ia oessseittee. If unarerarary meridiem were imposed ow the eerapsay with which he wee ceseested they wield &fist the object ietended, that of siring damp telegrams to the garbs. If Muse wee& ogee set reiaserted his isoarpaey would tot be able to proceed with their works. Mr. HENLEY opposed the mendment, haring as great an objection to tie words ma be had to them when in corn. agate. Rs abjented to all elm legislation, but the house ought Taber to take care of the interests of the poor than of the rich if any preferanee were shown. Mr. M. GIBBON said the bona, decided against these words ma e former cesessioe, and he would recommend Coe noble lard net to reopen the question. The amendment was withdrawn. The remain* amendments were speed to, and the bill was ordered to be reprinted. Tag SAVINOB IBINICS ACTS. MA.8887 brined up the report ono resolution weed to os and it Gam' bees agreed to Lave was Oren to bring is • • widen was subsequently dose, and tt was road a fret thus. THB SALMON IMPORTATION BILL. The Lade irk MB were considered and weed to. THE SAVINGS BANNS ACTS AMENDMENT LULL, Sir H. WILLOUGHBY moved for leave to twig In a bill to ocionslidate and anseud the laws misting to the Savings Hants Area Mr. ROEBUOtlaod the hon. gontlemen would hare the WI printed and nlntd throughout the country, as it was a eery important iseasase, aal eufficieat time ought to le_sirea for its mmoideralion. The wears 111* weed ti• sail the tell was reed • Bret The hems thin sdisssesi s 6 2Draisutes pest 6 o'clock. Sava Kmaturcat Maszum—During the week alai AprU 11, the viola= bass beim 13 follows : Ffess 1 1silli1kkerday !free days), oyes from 10 as. Mil 7. 10 7 0 6. 6. Toad from um arras d the Masses, THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. The weekly meeting of the Central Executive Committee w held at t h e Town Hall, Manchester, yes terday. Sir J. LT fbrudrristrogra presided. Mr. J. W. Macular, hon. sec., reported that duriog the mesh ending Aped 11th, 15 packages of alothiag and 509 barrels of our had been sent for distribution to the various local committees. The total receipte of the weak amounted to 4,1931. 18s. Bd., and for the month of March, 40, x 461. 19i. 3d. Ho stated that the balsam at the bankers on the general acrount, was 402.7121. 4r. Bd., and on the e mployment account 9,8211. U. 6d. T0tat4L2.5351. 6s. 2d. fie further reported that that morning. a fourth remit tance of 1,0231. 19a. had be.. received from the Perth City and County Committee, sad BBJ. I3s. 9d., being a further remittance from Rangoon, per Mean. Gladstone, sad Co. The Hoe. EIICILITARY then reed Um following memorial, addressed to the committee a fortnight ago : " The memorial of the unemployed operatives in the Ashton-ooderLyne Union to the Central Executive Relief Committee, at Manchester, humbly showeth—That the amount of relief granted by the loca l committemand the board of guardians Lahr too low to keep them in such health and strength as will enable them to resume work when the present crisis is over. We believe that the pre *sot reduced scale of relief has, to some extent, been brought about by the determination of the board of guar dians to take into Moms' all smarm of income. But we would humbly submit that the people should not be allowed to suffer for the want of unanimity of action be tween relief committee. and boards of guardians. Your memorialists exceedingly regret that the small grants mode to the local committees has compelled them very a rittlz to reduce the scale of relief and to istel pennon who are not inucediately emineeted with the cotton masufacturee, but who neverthelem are suffering from the calamity which has overtaken these district.. Your memorialists believe that the main purpose of their countrymen, and the humane throngbout the world, in coming forw ardi so tiobly to their samietaooe, me to enable them to tide over the present calamity with some degree of comfort ; and we submit that the keeping of such a large reserve fund in the bank militates against the flow of charity which would otherwise be remitted to your committee by a kind and generous public. We would therefore most respectfully, but at the. same Um meet earnestly, urge upon you the necessity of supplying the local relief committee more liberally with funds.—And your memo rialists will ever pray." On the motion of the CHAIRMAN, seconded by Mr. Horse Mason, the following reply was unanimously adopted and ordered to be forwarded to the memorialists : "The Central Executive Relief Committee have given a careful ouideration to the memorial from the unemployed cotton operatives of the union of Athton-under-Lyne, signed by you. They observe that your chief com plaint Mates to the proceedings of the board of guardians. The central committee are, however, ob viously not authorised to interpret the law which regulates the actions of the guardians, much less to interfere with their acts. You would therefore do well to communicate on these subjects with the beard of guardians or the Poor-law Board. Your belief that their grants to local committees have been small must be founded as some misconception, for during the month of lien* those puts mad a large sum, independently of all Nub raved by local efforts, or received from other cen tral =ms, or upended by the boards of guardians. These several streams d relief came in aid of the never-ceasing Low of private ability ; and the earnings of 310,030 cotton operatives wholly or partially employed are min gled with these mesas of suetaiang the pouts tioe. The advents of the season has also plr sod within the reach of workmen many fewer of employment which were not available during the winter, and the Central Executive Committee are glad to think that your expenditure for fuel and clothing will sow be smaller than during the more inclement months. The depth of their sympathy with you is, we hope, ohm by the prac tical proofs which they have given of their &min to respond to your manly patience by unwearied exertions on your behalf. They have always striven that the rate of aid should be each as would keep you In health without re moving the motives for those emboss which all expe rience proves are more effectual for the permanent well being of the people than any external help. They should deeply lament to think it pourable that a day might arrive when the mealy iedepeadeeoe of the Lan cashire workman might be indermised, and his suer sad strenuous struggle with difficulties at ea mod. Yet truth constrains them to my that it bee ben too often reported to them that cotton 'mimeo is receipt of relief have refused fair offers of work. They cannot, for your own sakes, resnain • wholesome jealousy of whatever may thus teed to weaken the springs of iadostry. Nor I could anything mere certainly diminish the Low of those charitable • eoetributior which have been abundant Indic:Torsion to uctance o the ona reeive Lidenee felt i ms instead o n , your panes wags :: contributors to the urinal find have confidesses in the way in whisk the meted executive committee have dis tributed these .large resoarem, or they would tot have continued to entrust them to them. Your district has received its full proportion of these subscrip tions. Uncover, you ought to remember that you are not dome in suffering. The shopkeepers, to a great extent deprived of their usual income, have to bear the burden of heavy poor rates. Cottage owners, though deprived of rents, have to pay the parochial rates. Small manufacturers have loin everything sod become brialerept. All these classes are thxeatesed with ruin. They therefore earnestly mused your to aid them and you load committees in making the beet et the greet evils which you have to suffer. Three hide will be len is proportion as they are wet in a calm, palest, mealy spirit, which shall wept the sacrifices and exertions which ha,. been made Cle your behalf as • proof of the astioad desire to shorten the crisis and to diminish its severity se moos as poinible.—Sigued on behalf of the Executive Committee, ' J. P. IK.'r Surrnsworra, Vioe.Chairmte. "Joni WILLIAM Macula% Ho.. Soo." Mr. Contivierioeer FAIINAU. presented the follow* report : llancheetem 13th Apra. 1863.--My Lords sad Gentle men, —I beg to =form youth= on the sth instant there was a demeans in the amber at memo reeeiviag parochial relief in the 27 arose in the entice =radiator's( districts, is compared with the member so relieved Is the previous week, of 4,491. This decreer of 4,491 is explored as fol lows :—There is a decease at Barton-apse-Inrell of 249, at Burnley of 93, at Bury of 319, at Chorley of 549, at Chari ton of 748, at the Fykle of 132, at Ousting of 34, at Baslingdee of 274, at Leigh of i 136, at lthoclesflekl of 217, at Moncherter of 276, at Prestwich of 213, at Rochdale of 768, at Saddleworth of 85, at Belford of 382, at Stockport of 131, at Todmordee of 81, at Warrington of 146, and at Wigan of 87—making a total of 4,830; bat there is an increase at Ashtoounder-Lyee of 10, at Bolton of 43, at Glossop of 201, and at Preston of 85—making a total Warm of 339, so that there is • net decrease of 4,491, and gime the 4th of December last a total decrease of 66,602 has taken place. I have not received any returns from Clitheroe and Oldham this week, and therefore thole unions are not in cluded in this repcet. There were, on the sth inst., 205,381 persons receiving relief in the 27 unions adverted to ; is eorreepooding week in 1861, 47,246 persons were so relieved ; there is, therefore an Mares= of 158,135 persona in the receipt of paro chial relief, or 334.7 per mot The total oust of out-door relief on the sth hot. was 13.3484 100 4d. •, in the aorrespoodieg week is 1861, it was 2,2991. 18s. 4d. ; there is, there. fore, as =crease of 11,0481. Us., or 480.4 per cent. The average per issetage of pauperism oe the population of these anions on the sth instant visa 104 ; Is the mere. spoodhig week In 1861 it was 24. The average amount of outdoor relief per heed per week, both la money end kind, in these anion. , on the sth instant, ems a. 4fd. The amount of money io the bands of the trearrers of the above sakes oe the sth instant was 98,7574 10s. Bd. There are now 414,498 persons who are either receiving outdoor mliti how the nudism, or who are maintained solely by the local committees, within the 27 111.1001 to which this report refers • so that 999 per 01)11i , of the population me thus supported either by the poor rates or by charity. The weekly oast ef maintaining these persons is 1136,8591., er Ls. NJ. per heed per week to each recipient ndepend witty of the above numbers, them are 11,468 persons within the workhouses of thee' unions, making a total of 425,956, or 215 per cent as the population." The followleg greats Went mode :—Leo district (6 weeks), 6001. ; Mew* (4), 1,600 f. ; littekley (4),1001. ; Meeetwater (4), 6.0001. ; Hi.dly (3), 40). ; ?dotter's (6), 1001. ; TU. tweeds, (4), 4601. New Male (4), 1001. ; Youngs (4), 601. ; Salford (4).1,600 1. ; Roytoe (1), 1201. The following greats were reported from the employment and school fend :—lroyhdee, 601. De. ; Boole, Preston, 6/. 4a. ; tlh. George's, llisecbester sal. 14e. ; Dakie6eld, .sl7l. (nose et whisk is for evet u selsools); Tiatwistle, lor. us. IF ; sod N. 411. 16.. THE ARCHDRACONRY OP LEHENTIIII.—The Bishop of Peterborough ham appointed the Br. Beery Peron, 8.D., one of the hocorary rem of the cathedral, aud rector of All &iota, Loughboloangh, to the Arehdeimoory of Leicester. vacant by the death el the Bev. Thomas Kaye Boner, M.A. Mr. Fieroll IMO educated at Winchester College, was gold medallist io 1820, and on leaving obtsioed an exhibition to Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where, after taking the degree of searroptirrie, aid third-olar le the clas sical tripod, be 'retorted to • fellowship; bestirred is active duties am a errs and private tutor for 16 years, and wee in 1848 prosated by the college to the highly im por tant living of Lorbboreagh, where, in addition to the aealoas discharge of the ("dray and anxious duties of a pariah priest con• rated with se tare a population, he wee. by his writings sad enertioaa, Brialy mstrumeatal is berg*, about great mastery boprovantirts in the town. Mr. Pears bas also her well krone as the author of several sermons, as well as kerns definer at the Larry and Philosophical Societies and Yung lisa's Christias Inetitntse fa Leicester sad Lorkbarrogh. CHURCH RATIN SUPTRBRDID. —At the vestry meeting on Tuesday, the 7th Met., at the district church of Brampton, the Bev. Dr. boos, the incumbent, in the reit, a vote el retake we. eraninsorly awarded to the Milian parish wordea, N,. Caner. for haw* UMW the plodp gives by him at his election, "not to ketribse• a rare h rata," sod for having so satidactorily sad nressofully takes other aßraid tep• to sin Aunt the requisite, funds Jr the purposes of the XPIIEBS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1863. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET NOTES AND EPSOM EXPECTATIONS. TO TEM TDrroa or S®llllls, Bra,—lf no Two Thousand or Derby crack made its appearance at the late Newmarket Craven Meeting, the three-year-old contests were not without their non so the doings of King of the Vale, Cold Dust, ton LK the Ranger, Same', Old Orange Ohl, Macaroni, and Amelia fully testify, for they all slu ed themselves cre ditably sad mast be installed prom outsider' for their respective engagements forthcoming. contra, the de feats of the Young Melbourne colt, Jerry, Dunk e ld, Owls tha, Bright Cloud, Cassidia, Onesander, Newssionger, Gra titude, Le Matechal, the Gists colt, Valentine, will put them out of court, apparently, although I have no doubt Dunkeld, Gratitude, and Valletille will mum day puree their wretched jerformancen to be all wring ; and that Bright Cloud mend • little by the Derby deb . even admitting his chance of winning to be qu it e oa t sang of the Vale and Sfaccaroni showed themselves to be especially formidable for the Guinea, if they can get the emit mined at ; and Amelia's form wee almost good enough to win the Chester Cup, with the feather of bet 71b. Th ee , again, the Banger, by ia clever defeat of Escape (who subsequently beat Corinth*, the videos" over Bright Cloud) must be re spected for the Derby, es there is plenty of room for im provement in him, and he looks all over a " stayer." The four yes were well represented during the week by Stra ddle, Sudeten's, Clariseimus, Marquis, Zetland, Argonaut, and Harlequin ; and the double triumph of Straddle we. the secretion performance of the mating, for although it we. always on the cards Lehi would beat Buck stone at the weights, it did not seem possible she could accomplish more with the Marquis than make him gallop, and I count believe in the running yet. She looks, of coarse, all over the wiener of the Chester Cup, and Argonne' performance with Ifantertic would make him look lust as formidable far the City and Suburban, were his temper to be,depesded upon. Hark gale, at the pries, Deng an equally good investment for the City and Suburban, Straddle hes to perform the journey to Paris and hack before it u safe to beck her at 3 to 1 for any thin is this gauntry. The Newmarket Handicap produced a mon interesting race than was geuerally anticipated, and an steeliest add came out for the paltry Two-year-old Pits, the meeting being a moons is everything but the nand's" which was certainly the worst ever seen ce the heath eines the Craven week resumed its present high pod tin. Betting was but slowly conductd, except in cos series with hangs that performed at the meeting ; and be yoad the Diophantus-like tricks played with Saccharometer for the Two Thousand, there was not • " knock out" or " koock in" worth chronicling, the break-down of the Brick not him having taken place in time for the metallic' to perform on . The 411101111 Spring Meeting, which takes place on Thurs day and Friday next, has always been • popular fixture, sad siooe ita extemion to two days the City and Suburban and Metropolitan Handicaps have taken quite • lesd-4he fist named being • formidable rival to the old-established Chester Cup.. A couple of 2-yr-old rams, four minor handl- • oap, two weight-for-age races, and two main stakes, make up the bill of fare; and the only fault to . find with the .7.7:771' is p th s e sed Pre b P e ?ndinace dis oi By no l t w e a r g asedin e4at thresql: T ien of a Mile. be ing over and a quarter City and Suburban Handicap, the feature of the first day cannot be contemplated with any pleasant feelings, most of the cracks having feather weights to carry, and es the start will seriously influence the result, there is no saying how loog the competitors may be delayed at the pod. The only heavy weights talked about linos the betting ooramencrd, and not yet "hooked out, Neat of Sawieetkee, 5 yrs. Set 1.211) ; Qtps Flyaway, yrs, Set 91b ; Crater, 6 pa, est slb ; Genesal Has, yns, est 31b ; Umpire, yrs, ; Argeoent, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b ; Wan/witch, 5 yrs, Tet lZb ; /lowly Head, 4 yrs, 7s 10ib ; Beckenham, 4 yrs, 7st 51b ; Tarn of Luck, 4 yrs, 7st 41b ; and Gardeoer, 5 yrs, let 41b ; and this.. may not be found is the field at the Sappho, I yrs, 7st ; Caineastle. 3 yrs, 6.5 1211); Galdeem Alive, 4 yrs, fist 101 b ; Canary, 5 yrs, fist 1011, ; Intorduce, 4 yrs, Get 71b ; the Olesoebty colt, 3 yrs, 6.5 61b Lepidist, 4 yrs, fist ; Bryn Gwyn, 4 yrs, fist 41b ,• Ammoniac, 3 yra,6st 21b ; the Jacquelin colt, 4 yrs. fist Zb ; Weather spy, 3 yrs, fist ; Recaps, 3 yrs, fist; Physician, aged, sst 131 b ; Adveaterer, 4 yrs, ; Oberoo, 4 yrs, sst 121 b; His Exoallsocy, 3 yrs, sst 12Ib ; Newchurch, 3 yrs, fist 121 to ; Sam 3 yrs, fist 12lb ; flea King, 3 yn, Ilatlllb; Merry " 4 yr., sst 10th ; Misfortune, 4 yrs, sst 10th ; Ithoe. 3 yrs, fist 716 ; Lady of the Dales, 3 yrs, fist 7lb ; and Tannin, 3 you, fist 716; form the light weights that have been meotiood as likely to run ; sad I sh think Mrs Adds would be repreasated by Rrin-go-h, 3 yrs, sst 121 b, or Middle watch, ars, sst 71b ; sod Tromys, by Midandra, 3 yrs, es t, or Boidlune, 3 you,, fist 71b. It has been univermlly admitted that the handicap is a good one, bat oiler Omer, Watenriko, and Beckenham have been expressly saved for the Tao., Ancinent and Umpire should beat .11 the heavy weights, the for.. Arprosent showed with Fantastic being infinitely the best we ever had from him, which betokens that he most have improved greatly since last mean. Beckenham, Waterwikk, and Crater ware good hones °ace, but have shown no form for the past twelvemonth ; and thus they are leniently treated, on the elances of their " having gone off, whichthe admirer seidcme *ekes • mistake about. He may have bee deceived, how ever, concerning the real qualities possessed by Adven turer and Mena ; and the Jacqueline colt only ran ones in public, whim be was too big for his performance. to go for aught. Looking at the money entrusted to the trio—and more especially Adventurer—their parties must sumoe they have • greatsdniatege in the weights ; and if they prove as good bones in yobbo es they ere said to have done in private, so three-year-old can be expected to win, for the lightest-waited of them will meet the above lot with at least a stone the wont of the weight., and the trials of the Glenochty colt and Weatherspe must have been extraordinary ones for them to carry so mach " good money." This pair will meet Argonaut with very little pull, on the weighaforoge Beale; and thus they must poems the terrific speed of Fan tastic to make Sir Joseph's hone gallop, as the winner of the Whittlebury would have no 'banes her, at least, could be get the come at his best pow Many suppose Argonaut cannot get the mile sad a quarter; but he ran forward for more than the &Assn in both the Derby and Si. Leger, and my only fear concerning him is his fretful temper, which • delay at the start is sure to being out. Nevertheless, I most give the preference to the WA weights of his year, and if no mistake has base made with Adventurer he ought to win, Oberon's temper being as uncertain as that of Argonaut. In the two Haodinp Plates closed Poland is turned locos, Couddete and Libellous comprising the next bssalookieg to him, and public fame points to Molly Carew se the wisest of the half-mile Two-yr-old Stakes, boor chance for the Walton Stakes, on the second d, being alio • good one, as she may [lthe three-quarters tithe nide as well as Golden Dust ogin= her 2elbs for the year), and only meets one yr-old (Stampede) with the wont of the weights. The New Two-yr-old Stakes on be better discussed after the first day's running, and the rely item now to be dealt with is the Great Metropolitan Haodicsp, two miles and a quarter, for which • mach larger and better field than usual may be asticipated. Asteroid, 5 yrs, list Sib ; Hartingtoe i 4 yrs, 7st 121 b ; (or Chaff, 3 yrs, list 71b; Umpire, you, 7st 1 llb ; Brightee, 4 yrs, 7st 71b; Alerts, f 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; Haddington, 4 yrs, let Ilb ; Sappho, 4 316 r Tst Gorse, 4 yrs, list 13Ib ; Harlequin, 4 yn, ass ; (sod penhaps Backeabam, 4 yes, 7A 51b, also); Bedouin, 4 yrs, fat 1016 ; Catch-em-Alin, 4 yr., fat 61b ; Limon, 4 yrs, fist 4lb ; Bryn Gwyn, 4 yes, Est 3lb ; Adventurer, 4M. 21b ; and Citadel, 4 yrs, fist /21b, may all be set down 1 as probable 'Arlen among the old horses, appearing so formidable that warmly • three-year-old has • friend, beyond the Derby hone, Golden Fledge, fat 31b. Bedouin, by his carrying off the Newmarket Handicap with 6st ne so cleverly from two highly tried juveniles like. Colleen Rhos ad the Young .Meltumzue cots, ought not to fear • threeyear-old here, unless one is' the interests of the Woodysatee confederacy should be towed good enough to supersede Catch-gm-Alive and Sappho ; and Mr. B. Ten Breech or Mr. &mile are certainly the most like to get the prise credited to their amounts, for whoever no produce better heroes than Harlequin and Bedouin must be the first to greet the judge. —I am, tn., METEOR. .-MONDAY. - - There was • very full attendamos this afternoon, Welly attracted by the settling, u it would appear, for the opera tion of parting hind receiving having teen goes through the room and lawn were mesiderably thinned. Betting was desultory, and ereept the support awarded I. one or two animals there was so feature of the afternoon's pro esedMp calling for especial comment. For tie City and %Mahan Adventurer was in demand, sad was backed far good money at 7 to 1, at which pnee he left off tiros. Argonaut, after being invested so et 100 to 8 several times, toned friends who took 100 to 10 kindly, and at the close 9 to 1 was the highest offer. 1,000 to 80 was taken in one bet about Gardener, who was in very good odour, end after his name had been written down at the like odds to smaller amounts, layers did not feel inclined to go on. The remaioiny quotations on the same event wW speak for themselves. A few investmenta were made on the Metropolitan, for which Bedpan stood his pound firmly at 6 to 1 (taken). The Two Thousand was noticeable for the increased firmness of the favour ite, about whom 6 to 4 was the highest offer, sad so sweet were intending bookers apse the French hone that shortly before the lawn was cleared 7 to 4 would have been takes, bet layers would sot " spring" the bac timed diffemeo► flaccharometfm lied SOON wares trisects, who took se short a price as 4 to 1 but the outlay well by so stem heavy. and the mese odds could bays been ob salad ter the asking. 10 to 1 each was takes about Mao carrel and Bier Meat., sod 12 to 1 te a "pay" shoat Rapid Shoe.. Brick, who treks doers badly as Matesday manna& was not sootiotod. With the exeeptios of tour " titles " take. about &redone. speeded= csa the Chester Cup was • dead letter. Did while them were pigsty it seers to ink. 2 to 1 that the share did set rms. baskets were oby, and the lays= of odds wen reedy to p ea at the priorquoted above. Lord Clifdea's petition is the Derby was anmidered somewhat uneloady, as, after seven "fifties" bad bawl hooked about him, Hoepodar trod apes his heels at bell al point mare. seven tied • la/I a lai ab o ut takes about the Priesitasza. 11 to 1 was rs ehrismeter, and National Guard arid Oarsival were beaked re spestleety at IS to 1 sad 100 to 9. 25 to 1 moo aimed nob moist the Glarsolsty salt, Anion*" sad Blue Mantle, and after 45 "pooh" hod been booked about Ranger, 40 to 1 was accepted. A few outsiders were backed at the prices quoted below. In the town of the afternoon it wu announced that Polynesia and the Jacqueline oolt win ecratcbed for the City and Buburlma sad Metropobtan • all Mr. Bryan's hones for their spring enpgementa. and Carlon for the One Thourand Heiman Brick was struck out of the Two Thourad at 4.10, April 11. Towards the closed the rooms, Mr. Henry Dorliog's clerk, who attended according to notice, for the sale of tickets for the " inner ring " at Epsom, made the gratifying acmouncenisat that the number then sold amounted to 130. The following are the closing priors CITY AND SUBURBAN. 7 to 1 apt Mr. J. OiDry's Adventurer, 4 yrs, sst 1216 (t) 9 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Argonaut, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b (off, t 10 to 1) 100 to 8 Mr. Elliott'. Gardener, 5 yrs, 74 41b (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Payne's Merry Maid, 4 yes, let 101 b (t) 20 to 1 Yr. C. Monk's Hamby Head, 4 yrs, 7st 10lb (t) 20 to 1 Yr. J. Johnstone's Oberon, 4 yrs, let 12lb (t) 25 to 1 Mr. J. Day's Canary, 5 yrs, 64 1016 (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Ten Broeck's Summseside, 3 yrs, 54 121 b (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Amazonian, 9 yrs, bit 21b (t) 33 to 1 Sir F. Johnetone's c by Tadmor —Ol4- °ably, 3 yrs, Est 61b (4) 40 to 1 Lad Uzbe's General Her, 6 yrs, Bst 31b (t) YEISOPOLITAN. 6 to" 1 apt Mr. Ten Brix Ik's Bedouin, 4 yrs, 6st 10Ib (Mal Sib en) (t) 8 to 1 Sir W. Codringtoses Cateleem Alive, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b (t) 8 to 1 Mr. Savils's Harlequin, 4 pm, Est 131 b (t) 10 to 1 Mr.J. Gibby's Adventurer, 4 yrs, 6st 21b (t) 14 to 1 Count F. de Lagrange's Alert., 4 yrs, 74 716 (t) CHESTER OUP. 4 to 1 apt Cottat F. de Lepange's Stradella, 4 yrs, 7st 41b (1) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6to 4 apt Count 1) F. de Legirsagee Hospodu (off, t 7 to 4 to 1 Lord Strathmcwe's Saccharometer(t and off) 10 to 1 Yr. Godding's Macoarati (t) 10 to 1 Captain Lane's Biwa Mantle (t) 12 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Rapid Moue (t) 15 to 1 Mr. H. L. Wiyram's Melrose (t) THE DERBY. 7 to 1 spi Lard Bf, VioesaWiard Clifden (t) 15 to 2 Count F. d. Dwane* Hospodar (t) 11 to 1 Lord dtrathmore's Beecharometer(t) 16 t, 1 Mr. Watt's National Guard (t) 100 to 6 Hr. Naylor's Carnival (1) 20 to 1 Hr. B. L. Wigrarn's Helices (I) 25 to 1 Sir F. Johnstone's Glosoohty colt (off) 26 to 1 Lord dtaraford's Automaton (off) 25 to 1 Captain Lanes Blue Mantis (off) 40 to 1 Mt. H. fierill's Etanpr (t) 1000 to 15 Coast &wakes Gilead* First (t) 1000 to 10 Baron Rothsohild's King of the V.l. (t) The subscription room wUI be open on Saturdayfor settling on the Epsom muting, sad ••comparing^ on the Two Thousand. WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES.—MoNDAy. Tim GRAND MILITANT EIYZIPLNotANN, a sweepetahas of 10 nom mob, 5 ft, with 60 added ; 129 t sack ; winners site. About 3 miles. (9 sub.) Mr. C. Mains's The Nabob, aged, List (Inc. Me art.) wner) 1 1 Mr. MsOrJam's Tapley, aged. UM Tlb (Ina ribs wmia) 2 nre t Tbe followlnviz ran : Nutcracker, My Mary, Glen Arca, Yellow , and Lanford. Name ; 1001. About 3 miles. Mr. Haraird's Cannon Ball, lOst 1010 (Owner) 1 Captain Zowley's Mays, 10st alb (carried 10R 811 y (Owner) Betting; At Ant to 1 on Stays, during' the running 2tol on Oman Ball, thou again 2tol on Stays. Slays made the running to the sixth fence, where she pitched her rider over her head, and Cannon Ball went on with a long lead. Stays was remounted, and soon in hot pinwale, and before reaching the Stand the fleet time had made up her lost ground, and again took the lead until arriving at the place where she displaced her rider in the first round ; here she repeated the trick, and Cannon Ball, well ridden, west ow by himself and won in a canter. Tms Wreroson Ora HANDICAP HITZPLUCBAS2 of 100 sova,, added to a sweepstakes at 10 non. each, 2 ft. A bout four miles. (13 Nabs.) Mr. Bailees Taber Gal, Ilse 10lb (Mr. Dixon) 1 Mr. Land's Deceiver, UM B. Lad, jun.) 2 Mr. W. Baker's IVA et other Days Osta Jo u tu f nx ) , Ilat 1210 ti N 4 21 The following also ran Brownie, The Hero, non can, and The Dane. Betties : 2to 1 apt Denim, sto 2 apt The Dime, 3 to 1 apt Yeller Gel, sad sto I apt Light of other Days. After a good Mart Kin Tom made the rennin followed by Yeller Gal, The Hero, sad Licht of other Days, in the order named, Brownie being the absolute last. Croaker the tweak the fleet time Lovsey brought The Dane to the front, sad got well over, succeeded by King Tom, second, Deceiver tbbd, with Light of other Days sad Yeller Gal abreast. The Hero refused, mid could not be persuaded to face it, end was pulled up, as was also Brownie, at about two miles. No shanties is the above ardor of running took place until paring the houses oa the far side of the coulee, when The Dee. got disappointed, sod Kin Tom took up the rue. sing. No change took place with the exception of Yeller Gel going lido the third place, sad Deceiver and the Light of other Abe begs. to draw up to the leaden. Turning for boats Deceiver cams to the heat, but as they entered the back of the Goan Yeller Gel rushed through her harm, and otter • floe nos, won by • length, Deceiver Light of other Days by three-quarMrs of • length for honours ; T 66 Demo • good fourth. Tag fiampro BrzarLica662 ?!b 'ova each, with 25 added; weights far Igo, with willing allowances. Captain Relkoirfe Longford, inc Tib (C. ll o o: d oi . 1 Mr. Toraidn's Sir Robert, lust (2. Niiii2lBlllol 1 The following bones also ran s—Dieleni, Idles G and Fidget. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Loagford ; 5 to 2 apt Sir Robert; 4 to 1 apt Diadem. At the fall of the flag, Sir Robert jumped off with the lead, at a good pace Fidget and Mies Goodall going cm second and third, Diadsm bluest up the rear. At the sixth fence Fidget fell, wee remanded, but directly bolted out of the course ; Mies Goodall also refused, and was not persevered with. It was here the race was left with the two placed, and half-a-mile from home Loagfeed took up the ruosiag, and at the next foam air Robert fell, and although Nishtingall was up in an (latent, he could not re cover his lost ground, and Longford woo by 6 lengths ; none of the others pealed the post. Tan BOROUGH 1110032Mi' PLATE (Handicap) of 5 sous. each, with 25 added. About 2 miles and • belt. Mr. Wood's Orkeesta, 104 71b (B. Land, fun.) 1 My F. Martin's Alloy, lbet ;owner) The following also ran:—Gladiator, Tanana Quicksilver, Kitty Skittles, and Mary Stuart. Betting : T to 4 eget Gladiator, 2 to 1 apt Xantbus, 3 to 1 apt Orkonsta. Ahoy with Mary Stuart and Orkouste,. made the running ; at the ling fence Gladiator refused, and Mary Stuart came to grief, and the race was then left to Ahoy who was leading, with Quicksilver second, and Orkonsta third. Alter purring she houses the second time Quicksilver disappeared from the contest, and at the Lane Alroy, who was leading, refused, and was followed by °violets; but young Ben, being the quickest to pull his horse together, got out first, and held the lead to the finish, winning by 12 lengths. CHELTENHAM STEEPLECHASES. Hoes= Annrwsts—Sir Henry, Peeartb, gby Cinema, Long Odds, Swallow, Tarpooley, Pidpall, De Reuter, Sunbeam, Deception, Fundy, Torrent , Vulture, Express, We ll ington, Over-the-Sea, Irely, Orphan, Oliver Twist, May Queen, Minim:, Worcester. EXTRAORDINAZT Arrentir TO 3rltuthen. —At the Ashton-under-Lyne Borough Court, on Friday imorsing, before William Sunderland and Samuel Howard, Ems., , Samuel Jackson, formerly a money currier, but now retina from business, and reniding in Jackson street, Turner-lane, hAton-uoder-Lyise, was charged with shooting at, and unlawfully wounding, Peter Jamison, a mechanic, residing in Turner-lam, in the mine borough. The prosecutor, after having a walk, about nine o'clock on Friday evening, Was returning home to his house, in Turner-buss, when he was met by the prisoner Dear the Janette. Ins, in the same locality. The prisoner dapped hurriedly up to the prosecutor, and mud, " It is you, is it` I have sought you now, and I will blow your brains out," at the same timepreseoting a pistol. The prosecutor heard the cap of the pistol snap and saw • flash, whereupon he mixed the prisoner, but the prieoser dealt him three severe blows with the barrel of the pistol on the left side et the bad, and he fell down. The prisoner, however feU open him, and the prosecutor held him uutil assietUnce came. The prisoner, when taken into custody and charged with unlawfully shooting at and wounding the prosecutor, with intout to do him grievous bodily harm, replied, " I did Dot shoot him, but if I could have got neer mum* to him I would have shot him." Mr. Delgliesh, the chief 000etable, then examioed the piMol, when the prisoner said there was nothing in it but prim. The pistol, however, cositalood powder and paper, and on • seerch at the plebe where the outage wee committed two peas were found. The prisoner afterwards said that he had only pat peas into the pistol, end Weeded wily to sheet at the toes lege. The prisoner woe sonimilted to the us for trial, but bail wee sampled, himself la BOL, and ' two sureties of 251. sack. To meoluit for this desperate attack, it is stated that the prossentor wan a tenant under the prisoner for some sine or lee Teem and when he left the prisoner sued him, in the Labton County Court, for broken windows and • beam boiler. He did not e t the fall amount of hie claim, and eines then several windows have been broken in the home. The prisoner has ascribed the damage to the prosecutor, end was exasperated by his sot gaining his action. LOT811:11 CHINA LI/CITED lIONITOR AND Box.— As deo* infallible, durable, sae, sad newel potent invention, for Wieneowily Igaltinglaclter end vest. natant tor sealing Mateo Ilehthe assn. he. Sold by all iresnengers, china deMent, dhow, to. Yor biker est Ind. at extremist Is. id. : tor bed sod roast 'Seen and betels. tumble Is elate &Irmo think with raw end lid, lb. Weaken. is. Ilk: 4a, ; mid ermetro cs t i hseleas, 4s. id.. sides Sob, le , tele wbelessis op* ft/NW of the Angle-Costl austal Awash awasadrest C.—(Advisttlemmt.l 'tato I ntciiigcttce.• COURT OF RLNKRUPTCY.—APRIL 13. (Before Mr. Omarisiomor °wham ) IN I COMM WAVOIL Colonel Waugh was adjodiosted bankrupt in 1857, and not choosing to eurreeder he was proclaimed au outlaw, and liable to indictment for that offence. Raving recently returned to this country, he was soon arrested, and now lies in Whitecross-street prison, where his case will come before Mr. Registrar Roche on Satu-dey next. Meantime a petition is to be presented to the court that be may be allowed to surrender lender the adjudication. Di Hi MILLER. The bankrupt, • brewer's assistant, of Hackney-road, ap plied for his order discharge. Debts, illf. ;no meta. Mr. Aldridge and Yr. Sorrell opposed. It appeared that the bankrupt had sold his hula., on the eth of November, and bad afterwards ordered good' as for the parpoaes of his trade. The bankrupt pleaded • sort of condonation by stating that tli• creditor had &harem* taken tea with him. Hie Honour mid that - TheTlZkrupt had oon — Tr;;;:t debts reseonsble expectatigm of tsing able to pay them, and suspended the order for eiz mouth; one month to be without protection. The bankrupt, • fore igner,lTsd kept the rafreehment rooms at the Polytechnic Institution. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The debts are of smell amount _ _ _ 11r.ilicholion opposed for creditors. The bankrupt had disposed of his business last year for 2001. It was asked that he might be required to amount for the proceeds. The bankrupt said that 1361. of the money went to the Polytechato Institution. His Hooour did not think further aooounts necessary. Mr. Nicholson further °Voted that the bankrupt had vexatiously defended an action. After hearing Mr. Howell for the bankrupt, His Honour suspended the order for Wee months. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-SOUSE. Three respsetably•locZnlstylleitly-drenssd lads named George Jokorrone Meson, Wiest Brodskaw, end Charlet Hooper, the first about then and the two latter about seventeen years at sers, ware placed at the bar ea resuuxt beton the Lord Mayor, charged wit► foloubrogy fore's' and uttering &cheque far 841. sa., with latent to defraud th• Bank of London. _ _ Mr.llTilleas,thri solicitor to the Bankers' Protection Society, prosecuted ; and Mr. Perry, from the office of Mr. Buchanan, attended to watch the ow co behalf of the purl sonar Hooper. The pnwer Mason, who was the youngest of the three prisoners, being only jest tuned Mee% was employed as • clerk in the office of the City Building Investment Society, of 29, Poultry, and the secretary, Mr. Josh. Byam, keeps an =MUD& at the Bank of London on behalf of the company, and cheques drawn for the office are signed by two of the damn ton, and oountersigied by the secretary. Oa the 27th March last &cheque forB4l. Ga. was promoted at the Beak ofl purporting to be signed by Mr. Smith and Mr. Payne. 4 rso the directors, and countereigned by Mr. Hyena. The cheque was cashed by one of the cashiers, who gave three Bank of England notes for 50/., 201., asd 101. respectively, and 41. 6ce in ooh. Mr. Hyena said the ' ~oaturo to the cheque was not writlcs by him, nor by his authority, but Mr. Smith and Payne declared that the signatures purport ing to be theirs were such good imitation, as almost to make them doubt whether they were theirs or not, bat that they lad so recollection of signing a cheque for that amount. Mr. Mullane, however, asked them if they bad ever put their erratum to • blank cheque, to which they both re plied they had never done so. The other two prisoners were employed is the *Moe of Dr. Dow, and were oompa miens of the prisoner Mason. The principal evidence against them was that of soother of their companions, who was oleo an acir l en . ros in the transaction, who gave his name George and des. eribed himself as an actor and photographic artist The prisoners were all three committed for trial. George White, aged 36, whodeincribed himself as • brick maker, a rough, powerfully-bent fellow, and ElizabetA Smith, who pee their addressee in the %comb, were charged before Mr. Barker with being drank, annoyieg foot pummels by begging, and further with making use of obscene language, in Nortaszapon Park, Islington. It appeared from the evidence of Police-countables Flown, 424 A, and Brandt, 451 N, that on Sunday mooing se persons were going to church the primmer' stopped them, intimidated them, asked them for alms, end when they were refused, made use of very bad language. Several of the passers-by had to get into the road to avoid the prisoners. Whoa the primmer. left Northamp toe Park they west into the Ball's Pond-road, when the male prisoner seated himself on a door-step, mad pretended to be very ill. When the police , oonstablee inked him what was the matter, he said he was suffering from ape, and that he bad an attack twice a mouth. The police wrested him up, sod said they would take him to a surgeores, bat he bad only proceeded a few yards when he mid he had nothing the matter with him, sad that he should act go soy further. As the prisoners made use of very diernstiag language, the constables took them to the station, on the way to which they were very violent. At the station they were also very violent, and made use of filthy language. The prisoners, in defence, mid they were doing nothing when they were taken into custody. They never asked for anything in their lives. Police-constable Nansleidge, 145 N, said he had known the prisoceis for some time as notorious and drunken vagrants, who got their livelihood by cadging. Mr. Barker sectioned the man to 14 days' hard Mom, sad the woman to seven days' hard labour in the Home of Correction. THAMES. Edward Doyk, • chimney sweeper, of Cable-street, Whiter.bspel, warn brought Wore Mr. Woolrych, charged with seesultang three police-oonstables in • very ferocious roamer. _ _ On &twits/ *lit a poor woman, nomads of 70 years of ag e, oemplaiwd to James Chapman, a poliewometable, No. 80 H, that she bad been violently sammalted by the primmer. The bled was then streaming dews her face, and her nose was bleeding. The constable west into the prisoner's dwelliog for the purpose of taking him into cus tody, when be immediately struck thepolimetam and tripped him up. Chapman was soon on his feet again, and the prisoner armed himself with a heavy bamboo cam bound with braes at one end, mounted the top of his kitchen, and belaboured the countable unmercifully with the weapon about the shoulders until be fell off the roof of the kitchen of to the paved yard below. Chapman at tempted to arrest him, but the ruffian made a determined resistance, and two_ other constables named Adam 40 H, and Carletde, 79 H, came to the assistance of Chapman, and both were severely maltreated by the pri soner, who wielded the bamboo cane with a murderous effect on the arms, hands, and shoulders of the three police. men, who were half an hour in getting him to the station house. He kicked Chapman and Carr repeatedly, and they were both seriously injured. Carleton received a blow no the right hand, which disabled it, and be also received many blows on the shoulders. The prisoner ma fined this day fortnight for a violent smolt, and was represented as one of the most dangerous ruffians of the district. Mr. Woolrych said the prisoner was an exceedingly violent and dangerous fellow, and sentenced him to two months' imprisonment and hard khan,. THE MURDER IN ST. GILES'S. LATICRT PARTICULARS. In consequence of the co fusion which followed immediately upon the diseuery of the murder in street, and the mysterious escape of the entirderer?Ta been publicly stated in many quarters that there will be difficulties in the way of identifying the per petrator of the crime in t h e event of his apprehension. his is a mistake, u the polio* have at least ten or a dozen persons who could speak to the man who was with Emma Jackson between six and seven o'clock in the morning of Thursday, while there are others who saw them together on the pre vious night. In fact there was very little doubt that she was living with the Mall who murdered her during the three days on which she had absented herself from her home. Two per • who had been sleeping in the house in George-street on Wednesday night met Emma Jackson and her paramour as they were entering upon Thursday morning, and it is ezpeited that both of these persons will be able to identify the man. Most active inquiries are being made amongst the associates and friends of the deceased, which it is con fidently expected will result in the apprehension of the murderer, although the task which devolve, upon the pollee is necessarily one of considerable difficulty. They state that they have a tolerably accurate description of the mu, gleaned from the particulars which those who saw him with Jackson have given them. It was at first thought that the murderer lived in the um* neighbourhood as the deceased—namely, that of Berwick-street—especially se she was seen with him so new to that spot, but it is now thought that that is not the cue, as no one who saw him recognised him as a neighbour, or ever remembered having seen him before. During the whole of yesterday crowds of persons crowded about the house, closely inspecting It, and speculating epos the chances of the murderer's capture. finocenro Accioricr so AN Acres.—Daring the performance of the Peep o'Dop at the New ddelphi Theatre, lAverpool, last weak. a Nim Bllee , oh o y ew ... mated the character of Ann Kavanagh, fell from a oda. sidarshis height oe to the stage. sad sueshoof very serious injunsa Both the young lady'. lap we *ohm, sad she at mama lies in • &arrow Meta The amen of the isjurkie are such as to prevent as Mee (should she mower) from ever followitifi her profemion spin. Da. DI JONOB's LIOHT-1310WIr COD LIVER OIL. Inforbled and emaciated convalescents, to the mem hope of re paining de h and strength, often resort to beating tonics sad settee stimulants The celebrated fordin pia Dr, raaf- Nob, well remarks •—•• These only aomenfoet4 sad deoelthOly revive the vital emit** deprewed by lankness. whilst this all. inestary Oil Immediately Improves the ehylopoetto system, boa rish*, the body, restores muscular power, and permanently re. ostablhbes vigorous bealtilt.”--flold only in co bottJes, fa Ad., as. ad., and Os., by Dr. de Jonah's Abbr. Bar bed, and Co., 77, Strand. London, sad eliesdet•—(Advertisw meal] ACRICULTURAL PROSPECTS. The week opened with s threatening aspect, b t the weather held up and no rain fell the first day ; o n a . S.S.W. Os Monday it rumored dull with • falling L k ; meter, doers to 211.50 is., and thermometer 50 do g . • „„,• some alight Isis is the evening, aad • mon Uvul a aspect. On Tuesday the morning was favourable ; bat fie at 1 p.m. and again at 5 p.m. ; the night peruios v et The fall this day is calculated to bring gas aad asr s ,4 weather, such axially bolo; the cam after hail is mouth. On Wednesday the barometer continued to fall, we dews to 29.40 to. ; thermometer, 52 deg. ; on*. &LW. From noon to 4 p.m. there was a steady r k ,.. the evening proved dull, and there was more r ,;,, The weather hair been steadily c6as o , 4 !firs a fti Anally rising temperature, and • good deal of am.. closable rain falling early oo Thursday morning, backed by slight showers during the day, with the thermometer g o to 5564. A considerable start will be thus given to Veer, tics, and all sprier; corn will be greatly benefited by eg o " to moat end showery weather. Friday proved a rho. roughly springlike day ; the -thermometer up to 60 d ig. at mid-day, in the shade ; wind south ; barometer 2150 i t . . with girCle rain again at night. On Saturday moraine th wind had veered round to N.N. E. ; and the tlesemoetsteee is lower—down to 55 deg.; but the barometer was rising, ba t up to =.70 in. ; and it proved dry, with lees inn than dmy g the previous day. lo various parts of the country a led deal of rain has been experienced ,• and the account, goo „ rally are of the most favourable character with moped to the springing of all grain recently committed to the grow . particularly the barley pleat. Where Botch seed has b on resorted to, the vegetatios has been quickest. The to. liveries of barley have greatly fallen off, but as the seed demand is nearly over, there wit prove to be as roach aa is wanted for the remaining porkies of the malting swot • the MOM so as some foe qualities still come fore s 4 from Franca aad a few from the Seale district., which make up the deficiency of the beet Emit& For feed. ing Black Sea cargoes will Mika to supply the d emand all the summer through, and there canbe bought on most rearionable terms ; so that those flamers eg o have cleared off their beet sampler will secure es much so they may require. As malting qualities will he that up, the new crop may coins into play as soca as it mir be brought to market. The state of the matte der* the summer will determine the extent of the stubs of malt held when new barley commences to be mt. By these the prices will be somewhat regulated at the opts. ing season. This week there has beau rather too muck moisture in the atmosphere to admit of wheat beim thrashed in the guest condition. Previously, however, a good opportunity has been o ff ered, and those ur e a. brought forward will be no doubt in fine order; the miller. certainly have taken them more freely of late, from the coo dittos being Improved. The wheat pleat is now poshi l forward a little more freely ; and if we moot_ preemies a very forward, it is in a very good position. The previa. dry weather had even the farmers an excellent oppee trinity of using the Los, and the fields me all the better le this process. Every tion of farm work has been so complished in fine ord:r7a er n i S there is sow eoffelagla abut ward stete.—Allart-kuic Express. LONDON WULLY DOCK B Ilapersa.p Mums—W. I. bhdel 8717 Mouritios watt laut Shoo Maol116 Hems Cabo bone 11=31uNeoestio cadge 1,666 mimes De. 1. 166 De..bih, a sip i.sat c t ia tar.* 1.068 Mocha Other I. bah packages LS 00001 M. 43N lonise Lux 1,111 Do. Las. 11 toes 106 !Lammas NITIATI or Nona toot 13 1,824 U,223 I,Ogr S.Bll US 1176 I,M 67$ 1.661 IN us MIS SAO 1,1111 14,000 191,417 It!'iat I,ON **NS N,040 14,7 ff Well 2.71. 7.2,1 17.179 104411 111,711 16.101 16061 .4 - igi 1 2.311 141,54 ISIS nue - 64,345 2 1:711 TALLOW.—The tallow market be. been steady toady. There is but • Enodenite demand Gem the ride, but speculatively more burner bag been dere la o. the unsettled appeases:vs of political Afars. " On= prier ere : Spot, 435. ; May sad June, 43e. ; June, 435. 34. to 435. 6d. ; •October to December, 46.. N. to Me. ; 1861, Y. 0., 42a. 6d. re.weighed ; town tallow 49g. net awl South Americeo, 425. 6d., Ist pipes ; North Anerior, 40s. Id. to 41e. good quality ; Australia& beet, 40s. 61. to 41... Ormanut oil is steady ; Ooehia. ; 60a 6d. ; Sydney, 475. to 48s. good, to 46e. L i . Par oil dull ; fine Lagos, 375. 6d. to 37.. Pain net oil, 365. to 38e. ; , hone peen, 36a. • rough 2a r a j/rota the circu ci lar Marra Smith' and Yana') evening.) COlTON.—Liviaroot, Aria 13.—We bars Lida fair demand to-day, and very full price in all mnen. and in some lostamms 6d. advance ha■ bum obtained. IL. sales are 8,000 bass, of which 4,000 are for sport dad specula. tioo. CORN.—Hiortrosa, Arum 11.—A fair amply of wheat. Tiede vw7 dull, and prier ratter lower for all except first rate eamOsa A moderate supply of barley ; =lung sot is request, the mom ban Dearly at a dose, sad grinding is 6d. per qr. lower. Gate end bears barely fetch forma prices. Wheat, red, per laid, runs, 211 e. he 30e.; Sue, 325.; white, runs, 30• to Us.; fine, 335. Barley, malting, pa 361 . to 43.; grinding, 24e. to 345. Ws. some, 18A to 2b.; feed, 30a. Beam, per load, 24e. to 27a. his, 23e. to 260. CATTLE—Lrviarax, Ana 13.—The 'apply d Awl was about the same ma last Monday. A es*Wiwi " mach alteration la Fiala Bad, lid. to slow 70. t mottos, 7id. to Bld. Cattle as masks'. 1,611; abseil 51:108. 0024111.—Le5009, Ana 13.—Byases Bekeide Wes Hartley, lbs. 3d. ; Oowpss Hartley, Us, 3d. ; Restos Hartley, 16s. 3d.; Holy well Maid, 16s. 9d. ; Lambertl West Hartley, Ms. ; Taallekl /Low, 111 a. ; Tudield Now Bate% 12s. ; Walker P • lla. dd. ; Wed Hartley, The. 3d. ; Wylaza, 15s. 6d. ; all. Rad Riddell, lt3d. Eden Maim, 144 9d. Wall End Braddylle &Woo. 14. Wan/ Zed Hamra% 174 3d . ; Walls Red Hest* 17s. 3d. ; Walla Sad South /1 174 3d. • Walk Ed Tugela, 14e. 3d. ; Walls Red 13.. Si, Walla Fed Reljcs, 16e. ; Walls Sad Triados Thom* 14 3d. ; Walla BEd Whitworth, 14e. Od. ; Cares, me pulleys Malting, 19s. lid.; Way as'a Mathyr, 18e. ed.— Ships at market, 66; sold, 40. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aruba (r', from Liverpool for Jamaica, Apdl 10, of Cape Clear. Irma, of Liverpool, from Shields for Malta 20 days, all well March 26. Moon, from London for Melbourne, Mardi 20, lat. 21.9) \., loc 116 W. (AdvertisementHou.owAr's 013111111:11T AND PILLII.—HeIp under erhig.—No dorm which afflict tte henna bod are more blooms to bear or more dlflicult to curt than ads whether superficial sores or deep ulcerstu Holloway's Ointment has proved had( a ready remedy for Owl , maladies ; it at one snows pain, cleans the wound, and wore out a sound and 'dating cure more certainly and more rapoll than any other application. la old affections, debilitated hat ua and ornstltutinnal ailments, Holloway's Pills should be talon to Increase the salutary effects of his unguent. Those ailmilubie remedies scarcely ever fall to perform a cure al what were con. entered incurable ours till Profaner Holloway made his love. Wilde dia.:ovary, now most deservedly reined throughout the world. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIi!.THS. the wife of Mr. A. P. BOW ..—ApOO. wg Bower, of aeon. BOCIALILM.—aprII 0. at Cfreocester, the wife of Professor Bu, man, of a donsgstor. ti, at St. Johnlsroad, Brixton', the wife of Mr. H. L. Furor, of a daughter. 011sg,--gprti 0. at Leyshioa.sWas, Holloway, the wife of N. Grew, MN., of a daughter. LLOYD. —April 10. ai bydwrale, Greenwich, the wife of Mr. D. 8. Lloyd, of aeon. TIMBAL—ApriI 11. sane Oros% Highgate, the wife of D. C. Mama, EN., of a sow. Yeastsaa 13110011Z—MACORBOOT.—A7ril;, at Bt. John's, Paddington, Major B. W. Brooke, 99th Uyal BAIN, 10 ilitabeth Joanna Anse, daughter of Lima -General 81r D. Macgregor, 1.0 szowir—ciArs.—April 9, at St George's, Hasoverequare. ^7 the Rev. C. W. Page, C. B. Brown, gag., M.D., or Uth stmt. Berkeley , to Badly, daughter al IMM* B. leak, EN of Bar -Monk Mayiair. ILIFIZIL—RAIDING.—ApriI 9, at Surrey 011ayel da , ui tt e h r e Ltel. N. Hall, LLB , J. M. Heifer, to Emma liteaton, oftad late W. Bar ing, rag . of Neeringtou.place, Keunlogton.park. MUNCLSTILB—L iiBTIABOL —April 0, at Maltby Chunk Yeelrahlre, by the Lord Primate of Ireland. Lord Mum-aster. ta Cousteau, (taught", og L I:Batrasra et Tyntelodge, 000011 Lektria. DEATHS, GAYLY.—Apre 11. C. BetyCy, Eq.. H of Knoekholt Lodge, Swiss combo, Irak sad Sadler+. gases. aged It GAY.—Aid 10, at Mddeorlen.park, Dear Wortley, Northsrop tonahlre, suddenly, George Gay. aged 09 HALBE —April 0, at Weisner, gent, N. W. G KN., aged a t " 9LALLINBON.—ApriI 9, at Newhouse, H T. Mahn am, J. P. OWlN.—Apail 9, at Bt. Leonardo-mask Z. W. 8. Owen. Es. agog ek PAOIL— April 9, at the Parsonage, Woolpn, Sago*. the Rel.!. f. Psge. , aged lit BTZZLING.—AprIi 10, at flouth.place Knightsbridge, Charlotte. wile of 84 A. ftstitim !C.C. H. TACT.—Apeil 10, the Ler. H. Tarr, ILL, rector of Swans* con Worthing. aged On 41071 . 8214. —Jaguar, NI, at No. 4.1. Huntardtreet. Pgdw7. VM Wye Wales, J. floras, Lg., M.D., anrViro HILL Orpheus. Prated and Pubaphid by maw' Las RALI" d ".,, Lnmhard.trisS I, die CIO el Lagoa. Prialar. ( " 4 '. io 1,0081 . 411 ~. la Trodast d Whastrioso• TVIBDAT, Alia L. UM = C A rrgi, Ma A Nib Abel r• pram Arlen Nam Os vu ark Mr a tae Wan, Wang lON Dook Oho loss. Tart IsA. arse One One far I act .—Aran. 11. r. midi iset