The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-19 00:00:00

MUSIC. -..-- lIK ILID MADAME_ CONCIR,T. This oneert wee precisely similar in arrangement sad eheresur to previous *amiss centers glop" by Mr sod Madam Goldschsidt at the Hanover-sgoare Rooms, esd ascended by ea *gully crowded anima. Madam Goldschmides perkinuaces, a anal, wars sambaed to display boo pewees is all their variety. She nag the graad tees. bun Dol. G 60081.4 sattaiaig the air, "N. mi dir," malting the most ben- Heat 'mention le the most pat/ Solute esprenes, in a mum of w►in she akin, of all the singers of the pima; dm, is capable ; them, with Signe P. Labthebe, ineenre duet " Per Omit elk [figure," be. the Arco es hefts, which she hide the very perfection of gray sad pains! comedy ; ant, Mayeneer's lovely air," Quads 'mink Normaadia"—the w ra witch she flat delighted the .en of the English paths what else glade low Wad co the booth of HI r Majesty's Theatre; Beseillet's seas, "The *Hein& Harp ;" a Dein:ulna melody, fall of the wild beauty if the Swedish Batista mask ; mad a very °Memel gad tharesing French duet by Meysrbeer, sated "La Mire Oland," which she sang with Mill Dolby. We sever beard her sing Roth splendidly, nor did we ever hear bee sere thstarootly applauded. Miss Do:by (Wades the above duet, in welch she seetaised her part with her mead judgment and flee taste) sang Stradella's air, "Oh. dal nnio deka arrlo:e," one of the soft te:utifal spawns the path Italthe melody of the seventeenth tentery. Mt Swift nag Cherabiner " Ave Maris " and Verdi's roman, " Nemo sells terra," with numb finish and *sprinkle. The *sly role inetraneetaliet was Mr. Goldschandt, who performed Mesdeboolta's amino in 1) aims is a sauna worthy of his high tornados se a pianiet. COVENT-04RDEN. Under the wand of the " Great Wizard," Covent prase Theatre tas undergone a new trar v "orznation ; being sow, for the nonce, sudiaaly tarried taw sa BeglLb Opus. beam. Belle's Bohemian °Wiens last tight performed, as well as weight have ten exported nadir the ciratateteaven, sad to all 'Teamsters with marinas sacsma. The prism derma was Mies Limy Meet; who hes Dwane nther • favourite, sad who possess egremble qualities se &dramatist Magee. She has s sweet, but by se mass powerful, voles: it is thin, any, and flexible, media' her to warble florid pelages with ease and ileavey. She is, moreeter, plummet mad animated as an saber. Her beet *fort wss the famous " I dreamt 1 1 iy in marble hells," which she sang very sweetly Musa. The pen of Thaddeus was performed bp Mr Haig►, • teat r, wheaten his &OM is London. He has a geed voice, but has MINA le bare as as artist. His whole performance had the air of a studied imita tive of Mr. Sims Reeves, whom faults wsra men sac cesefelly copied, p trieulerly his mansat see-sawieg, between very loud and very *eft, w:thaut any manias la his tramlines. Though laid le be new to Londe'', Kr. Haigh seemed ars stneger to • large potties of lest night's indigent. Oa hb h•st antrum he had a regular nest tics," sad his principal amp were applauded sad mowed with a cohesions which could sot have bees sormeeed had he beta a Brehm or • Mario. Coast Ambient was persomeed by Mr. Dant t, • befit roe,whe got through the part roped ably. Mr. Pugs hanea's Daudet:ix( wee very good. The chores was strew to the eye—the stage being often mewded *Ph people—but weak to the ear ; from which we concluded that =tat cf them wen " separation:arise" betnaht on to wan a show. The Drawn, however, cea ducted by Mr. Leda, did its duty well. The ►ouse was very fall—the pit, in pintails'', literally erammed. Reerythirg was boistei °ltaly applauded ; and the whole was terminated by • 'mural " ovatioa." DRAMA. ASTLET'S. A new equestrian spectacle, in two acts, was pro duced here tut aiehr, staler the title of The Arab of MI DOSCH end Au FaitAful Stood, the piece Willi epeeist', hennaed for the latroductioo sad exhibition of one of the most arc aaplished members of Mr. Cooke'* stud, his white horse Reindeer. The piece beings to a else, which is peculiar to ibis ebtib:isbmeat, comic isg of a series of Oabloatix and " sit aetians," thrown together with • view to paeticel.r effe CA and requirements, ratan nes say attempt at dramatic coherence. There is a grim, tyrannical Pena, apperest:y efil cod with a so t aeamiabibe temper, whole Leatemastly Whir g cettir g off heads and Laing victim hogs the antic webs, •i.h atlas, such humane practises. This egreesble preens's has fallen in Inc with the wife et ma Arab of the Desert, sad design a liarnithake retainer to carry her off. The liemelnks, lr.vrevar, le troubled with thss sat unornatal weeklies., gestated*, Yana' been preserved from death by the Arab whom he ie lent to betray. After ca. 'foss ainatera,terr:Ec comb .telka, in all which the Ante bons play. s e map;cisons pan, the pine ends with tt at Mkt moral justice whin almost invariably characterises as Aellty's thane. Ti. tyrant sad his myrmidons are Oahe, I end the Arab chief ass hie wife an triumphant aslant the blase of led he. The pane is gist of its kind ennuis, mime picteresise groapiag sad effect ye eel annex, and it sultiblie in savants.* the extraordinary training and toe, lit, of the tenant animal which plays so promisees a , The equestries eery extreordisary perforations by two *Upbeats, white hats are if pnirble, nes mare surprieirg thus ttoie of their *quite condjuto-s ; sad As ley's sill mafetaias lie alteractse se a epenslite areas/ mu theatre e. SPORTING. TATTERSALLIL—NIMIDAY. A 1111111111612 dried "ea a 113. vm Mgt up dariag mod of Ile SIM= Ilp as resperive Moab of Tier Sisk GM IPlply-Myer Or die ?we ThissaaL At OW dm 3le 1 wee Min sloe 4011. Sod WM seem sal WO am woo Wad MMus Om I aftwarsii dimody ldl lack •• is I mod sivamsfl sada to la %ft oit ........ biarrver. tho inainps shannd at the ail% SO Ita ink dear. Pee Ihealleshir Cop sad tbolkotm emprlitWiestSmi, 111 I. I le ft Iml4 se 11(1. Beeline iiii Air p s, SO tlon4 MAIM NM odds le UHL ke the hoer. B M WWI OM the Dar* at 2lolad - to I—the lea WIIIIINIM a WNW sT UAL 7 a I nes tam to ) ( O. too tabou gni SW I beidp awed waken Ply.by.lsteht. d 2111 angle LW SW were any Is smell Q . sum SW REM YAW* the prince whisk was einigend MM Is OD CU, Wag as we MOM kr 73t. at II bo 1. Many Limsersts sr orsli a =ol Mir. CLOKINI unarvoL OTIOMIACIMIL it to eget Mr. Ir. Banslt's INt Paw Lisrie (0 4to Mr. G. Hodgman anollllll4 (t) to to Mr. A. Me no lane 3) 23 to Mr. ittaormeo to. Mat (t) 25 to Vara C. Leneeetali Jan du Quasi (t) to to Mr. W. istastre Feet Trader (:) 10 to Mr. Sorbs o Potter (t) 100 to Mr. Davenport's Matra (t) LITER/41G SPRING CCP. 9to sect Mr. I. Deborah De Glakel ;t) 9to Mr. Iferoe'e Osier Pasha (t) GIULNT lITTItOPOLITAN STABLES. 15 to eat Mr. Howard% Pyrrha (I) CITY AND NUSUIIIiAN HANDICAP. 1 0 4 to aim Mr. Payee's boa (t) GREAT NoRTHENN HANDICAP. 7to spa Lewd &Akar@ Pandieepo (I) THE TWO THOUSAND. 10 to spot Mr. Howard's Yellow irk 3) 7to Mr. Townes Ply-by-Mein it; bto Mr. J. Mem% Polabooda (7 to I also lakes) CHRSTU CUP. 15 to spa Yr. Howard's Tulle. Josh :!) so' to 1 Mr. Hoodoo's Curette., re; 1( .k) to 1 kr. Coortertay's Coehatco (t) DEASY. to eget Mr. G. W. Ittawilllaw'a Wentworth it) I to A.Catiral Haescont's Clllarou 10 to Mr. nowas'e Fly.ley•Night .2; 15 to Mr. Howard's YiWar lash It, ia to Mr. tl. IlilVe kagerthorpe It) 10.0 to 1 Mr. li rla ll. (t Minaley's 42,1: by hOte— LcMs ) Wt. 111.6 ..VENT*. •n to 1 apt YeLow:aek's wins.nre the Toe rho:sand ad Ellarni The Derby. P.P. lama —At the rimesittet ma leg wh!ch iroi held Ste Marmon, vitak W amid sotto. the suck ear : soection of P.P. 'oak Ws prepaltioa shah I. most likely to hr the w wripto of tbo betung.nro emptires the tullairtior events :—The hpeom Derby aad Oil.. the boatoster 01. Leger. the Moot I eo, the Oa &mod Cop sad boracite Cup, the Too I tiosaisJ at.d la One Thaw, d, ithe Gerarewiteh, sad the CenNrideeehire, sad all handicap. of the value of ?A /OM Nth. the. edible of white reeprolve:y specify two lorlens—the Wien fee assaccepiora Wag sot lee :tan& soya. seek. TITS PSILIOLOGICAL COMMISSIONS IN ME EAST. —The last swab,' of the livtical limes and Gostte cos Lisa a latter fro a Dr. H. D Lyoe., the head of he late Cis Patbolorkal Commission, is a hick he tower. ac west of the va•are aid eivent of the inquiry istraeted to bias by Lord Parisian, sad *sal sin he relative p a tioss of the Civil Pathological C astairsian,e which he was the heed, and the military board. which have renst:y ben. established is sconden•• with the usages of the service f r a nmewhst similar purron. Dr. Lyon bears siding testimony to the ee•ope ra•ieo hi received is his labours from his brethren is the medical department of the tray, and ast'c'patee the meet valuall'a results to mince from the future labours Of the military patholegats. He etttee tie o%renatlne of very considerable Interest bare bona ma la by himself amid lla inistat ti during thous stay la the Etat, the result of which will nos be placed before the prohnioa sad the 'shim is the upset whkh be la sew sugared is prowls.. CEYPTAL PALSCL—ISHILLING WT, FEL 18.— Adzainioa. cm payment, 996; ditto by MAKS tiekosts. 195; noel, 1,191. eMINNIM NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE CREW OP THE POLYPHEMUS. We have received the following gratifying coar sunica•ioa from the Admiralty: "Adrauslty, Feb.lB, 1856. "The Idirafag Ms this day ha re ceived at Me Ass bee bar Oansalasseral at Ilarabarg: lave great dion is ninelbe that the Qsarlarnateter Samuel Fletcher sal Mos NUM of the Ms Polyphemus, who were in t!, two boats, have boa saved by a Danish vessel, sal have just arrived frau firedog. They will go is chargeof the chief englesw Mr. - Wood, with the other men, to Loudon thisevemlag:" Anxtaavre, Tag. 111.—Aerourriemtre.—Rear Admiral et tibe mime am. girl 8. Mods% K.C.3. (1833), to be consaselar. 18.81188 of dr YYa IlieL BeatalkinTirtheliiite Sir M. befleabz, K.C.I. ( 11464 ), ta tw econsulababoablef Is the id hair IlstrAftilid et Se OW IL L. imam Cal. (MS), le to beta Me he la the labditalks,llll. poilleArbed moue Mote ( aprektp), of MO b 1011141011.. at Ilmenne, kr runlet la tbe battle. o.lda ash F. T. alkiss, C.D. (IS" to be' Wale et the thet ta Ur Bata Iftrft w, LIWWW, Awl LIL Coil (11/41a, to Wm Doke of Willow too al IWWWWWI Deados), 131. wow wan= 7W .at Portmoolb; I. loam (1W), to the Ws tW. etwaftw. to no Craw SI, wow Now Alp. et SOO Awwwww. ot Porimwet B. I. SWWW. to the Crow Ge. rarow Nom OW of WI bone ot llowww awl J. S. to nssy s z onis o dal Itawritows. ot nmstls• o kw ion wpolatol to wowed bale :—W. 1 _pair as Loan; Z. A. T. Sabha (1114 ga r), to Ilko Woota t I.Lishwaso MSS; sod W. B. aria. (1 $ 15), to tho rot Linaulleill 2. L. Town So tho loowtos, paw Afoot gas wool. and A. M. WOW. to ihe atm OD, ow" Was OW, of 430 b ase- Pats at Dowsott Wats P. W. Solimmlsthe Mohawk, 4, Kant atom rut wood Karol Cada LC. Swarth to to. Cow. CHATHAM winoL The direit of Ibe medial slit min MAW . for onbooloom de Ile kV a reword. rat bun R. aroy's war iborodre to* boomorr malrib obi mod by roam to porroorma. where tae, ia la mobtilt tbo mom mint K Ck satamo. la shame, Weir B. laps. Seri dirsteire of the raganalhalm side le go • lured am. ragorm d wavier. Sorgooo Mart amiaa.• semen a. fts.3.A. and SIAM Moe EN : med. &swim low trauslata at this garrison tor lb= at lbo dormilomiro allorollog the eselanail of Mole al= 1 :111= lb* prilice the stigma SIMMS L. F. Tam. Are &test Ordt rs wen rec•lvel itt Southampton, postutioy, SO ast roily the Ortossomd Onot Woman kmmadep, to tdm oat cavalry W troop‘ TAR SUNDAY QUESTION. Lest evening • public meeting of posses espied in Sanday-aelmol baba, was held at Beiter-hall,; test sgainet the proposed opeabg of the Crystal British Munn National Gallen. *a , cm Sundays. The L hall Ins will filled by a mined sesesblap. The Earl of Beerysives peediee. Ise in opals( the poseedings r :loathed this the berlir of prone eseembled es that 00Calliell lin mess Valid WS say other to speak os the nib whist wadi when, snit from the cc ore smut on foot fee males Mak geese of socceseat on the Sabbath to the dig febraties. Is additios to the mum temptations whisk sow beset youth, parliament tees asked to threw washer la Ile wey ; and if this wen =Nail 114 he wee sees lowa of toner rf is the great week fa which they VIM steroid be le a far wen" pinkies this et ; end, lleaday-:cheols would hove to be dyad , for there wool.' be nose to m erle, the mama . He then botwedest to itwy argue at mothilueMevd, is the evils which sr oeld remit plurally if the lessenre was eathied out, sestradv me that if th e el rc Meleuee and other places of a like nature were mimed, the themes would lora have to be opened ales; it though there veleta be a beast dimbieties between them pies= en paper, there would le se ash db. Unction is the nab of a certain slaw of tediviliele. The 1 morel sad rellgious character of this country ern sew at stake, and bobbed apes the meeting to protest sided the prop wed lesention ov the seetedoses of the Sabbath de,„ lir. CUAICIIIMI, Ai P., abed a resolution to th e effect that the cavil aid religleos is pee sad tonal pospesi, of this °matey Ms. been WI its tranquillity pre served, by the au mid elledisest of its perste to the fondanthatel libel*o sad obiervabes of Christianity, and mice ally by their revs/thee for the sanctity of the Lores-isy. The Hoe. and Bev. B. Non mpported the resolution at some ler gth, pad it was carried anthinossly. Mr. BALT, M.P. sawed '" ghat this maciag perceives with deep regret t hat it Is blooded tr move the Hasse of Ci moose In favour of epode. the British Moseys, the National Gallery, sad the Gepriol Palace, ou the aftemess of the Lora's-day ; sees--- which, If adopted, would lied is various ways to a elsobeedea of that day, and laterite" with the libure of Seedepealseol teachers', by inducing their @chrism to forsake she shed and piddle wombs)." The remiatioa wee 'orris& end a politica maim; the ;co pepod measure haviaf ten adopted, the presidia's tar mitatid. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. Last evening a complimentary dinner was given at the Albion Tavern, Aldermate-street, by the Chairman f the Metropolitan Poard of Works to the sambere of that body and the seemoolitan members of parliameat. Arreopat Ms company were Me Lord Mayor, Sir B. Bell, M.P , Sir James Doke. M.P., Sir J. V. Shelley, M.P., Sir W. Clay, M.P Mr. Maley Pellet; M.P., Mr. Moat ga Chambers, M.P , Sir Charles Napier, M r. , Mr. Mammies. 14. P., Mr. W. Williams, M.P., Mr. Alden:ma and Bawler Rose, Hr. Wcialrych, secretary to the board, Mr. NM*. lay, Mr. Offer, Major 14con, THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAIL. WAT.—Yesterday, at tie Sarre, Sessiose, Rishird Beattie, a watchmen la the erploy of the Scut! Beaters Railway Coop my, euronitered t answer the shame of having, by aspect t f duty, cooed as snidest of a most serloo d.saip Hoe. The encloses wee is accordion with the poticelsrs which recently appeared is oar ingerans, sad meat to show that the oddest (which, as will he reeolleeted, took place in September lase bowels New-cross sad tSe Barmy Canal Bridge) was teased by the priamet's oalesies to shift the pilots, and by hiasbowing $ wrosg signal. It was dieted ss c oat-thatathatien of the witnesees, that the prisoner's duties were very sumercor, sad that sines the accidset the oespeny had reduced the' 'Pod of the trains, sad the boars of 'Lutetium* of the switchnies. The prisoner had term twenty years in the tempany's @inlet', and was much m op eted. Mr. Robles's, os his behalf, urged that celestial bebility ihoald sot he steadied t 3 a mosentary aet of for getfulness. The jary rat :reel a motet of "guilty," with a Tie nonesdation to smarty r n aesoust of the multiplicity of the pre rer's dates. The Chaises, in posing sectence, odd that sash menthe one Moire, and ao reipmeible a poli ties as the plotter's, ought to entail • liberal salary. IrsoOrg at the peiseser'e 'scallion shooter, he thought that kart ea would he satiefied by a merely nosisel punish ' meat. Set tepee revith days' imprisesoeut. This lenient ward appeared t3give satisfaction to those presesL A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN LITEEPOOL.—LITEILPOOL, Monnir.—A female slave was booth• to this port me Scuaday sight last by the Am. rime ship Asteri n,Capt•ia Dee, to de r the follcwiag peculiar eireusetaues. it appears that while the thip wa loading a* New Orioles the poor mestere made her map, ether/open bar nester offered • reward of 600 dole. to any patio] woo would restore his "property." 7he ;slice, as is usual in arch a ease, made veld *earth ttrmglieut the city and on hoard the easels is the tabour, but the eluded their visilasee, aid toned a 'Mead is the ship's bcoswais, woo uaratly cotveyed her to board, at dlep: her ia his berth daring the whole of the p.ess t e. which ',espied twestt-fiee days. A remaskable feet is that with the eteep . ion I f the boatswain who She 'aced her, her presence t. tie ship was leukocyte to all on hoard, eves the septet., sod when the moil aschored is tee river she was discovered by the Castes-house °Moen, arm hint for vont:seed tobsceo, concealed amongst the rand clothes, is the boatswain's berth. She was takes on shore, and placed is lodOors la Qemantritet, a " free" woman. She is a mulatto, about twenty or twenty-throe years adage, appear. d tidily a•Pred, end rated the was well treated mince her departure from the toed of "liberty." DUBLIN, FEB. 18.—The Sligo papers contain the following secant of an streous attempt to ssaaasieste a 'mailman in that e tr :—We regret having to tothounes • meet cool sad deliberate 'Octopi at murder, committed yesterday evening, about eight °Yeti', within a sheet dis uses of DeoniahOre, an the per on of Simon Are strong, Ban ,of Norm' Villa. It appears !hit Mr. Armstrong and his lei, left Slice on their own ear for home, and wheat wi h.e I all • mile of Dromaheire they met two men, who salutaiti teem, ens of whom, h sever, ea soon as the car pasted, turned round and fired at them, ledgieg wart slugs in Mr. Armorostre back, sad completely Mee( his swat. Fortunately he was able to drive to the pollee barrack at Drosishaire and give the alum, when the pollee went at o re in per,uit and sueceeded in armours two as.. (er tthere), on on. of wham some alms, cape, and a Millet ▪ °aid were found. Dr. 1 hmapos, et Dromehahre, and Dr. Lyrn, of Sligo, were in attendees., as mos se pinkie, and we are happy to heir tray de sot consider the wound des goose, se Mr. Arsotroeg is a gentleness who is genetaliy respected. The night beteg bright we believe Mr. Am ortise will be able to identify the amusing whoa Inosght before him.—Seturday, 1 o'elock.—We lora that two mita ham bees arrested, and that Mr. Ammons has identified one eased Ml:terry as beim the t erects who fired the 'hot. 111 Garry was firm. r'y trisdnt Carrie& assists fee wider. [AdvertieMEIMILJ—HOLLOWAT'II PILIA • CERTAIN RIM [DT roe Una APO 610111405 ollist.anns.—The tisegittat al Mr. MIDIS Teet of iteeseemleaselegear ire a due JIMA with • dilsodered stale if du WM. lewd PA. aim=sod a dime. Oar wafter .7 WI. lowerwr mow to a variety off ran Istmaselesehly wlraat lis_iiiredsselest.itkedoombefilliumboassarmsiltrideg .. MN awl ban pweemebagwlAYsllrYebM rratelykr eAsjorteerly ellhkesameasess the sot stress. sod br re seti tlefie ss Or esibria lorde, rreesmor leisaiewe esteldlehmem, see. seesse. sod Heide task New Torii to A. Illempe. mweiswilasple; A. Godly, n sayer ; and E. Hoy Mt& THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1866, THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. Rain inttlitgencr, Mr. Joseph Robert Morrison, late chief= is the wall-knows firm of Messrs. Jae. NM On , sissekaata, of Philpot-buss, who ha. come Steward as a candidate for the vacant mat at the burl d the Eastern Collation Railway Company, amasses himself as a derided advocate for railway Nis He sisames : COURT OF Qum% wrung AT ME MIT AT OVUM WASOOI V. 111•111/0/11. DOWA CAIN. The dularation stated that tba daludaat, a Trinity pilot, by Ida naskiltal naugsninst of a brig 'Ala was entrusted W his sharp ran down ud injured a mod belonging to the plaiitiff. Tbs. &fondant pleaded not Yr. Wilda appeared for the plaintiff; ud Mr. Minibus for the defendant. ufailisithhappristseat st year hands I disclaim con soles will either et the pretest coatuals; pieties or with theproceedises of their respective scausittees. I eater apes Ithis oaten ushisered by say pledge inept that of maths' swell to the gloat of n ability in prosiodag the la tweets sad prosperity of t he cowpony. las a decided aerosols few railway reforms, and while I reward the slues et kraisi prozin by candidates, which is the are of your ampasy would faces aa *spews of 7601., es ewe aeadia. rolleria, I respectfully decline to adopt that eosins, bat leave it to the seam of the proprietary to detonates, the tib iatenetedaw of thou who seek by sub sasses to obtain your votes la the appintatent of director, whose team» of oleo is at the beet aneensin, sad whose restuneration is measly aosisal. I Wader to you ay best services, headed on thenprisen of several plan u the heed of a aeroso -1 the firm, hem whisk I have reseat'y retired. Tb. anises we Woven by a shipowner, residing in the north et leeileadyminest the defendant, who is a Trinity pilot, and w en tie 23rd April last, bad the cue of, the Wipe Anna whisk was Slag towed down the Thames by a sires. The plaintiff woe the owner of a wellies, of umpratively small tonnage, called the Young Dieknon, whisk ea the day in gnat on, et 61a the alter asslyiesimbeieg madveted up the river, in order to take Mr at the entries of the Sauey Canal, where she wee Me pby the Whets ;Millter. It wit nary tuff tie at the ter, and there wu very little wind ; sad en anielmg at the peel, the weals UM in collision, the Lass Ike striking the Young Dickson at the bow, and =We, away a pram of the rigging, end otherwise 14•110. be& CM OM pod Mtn, plaintiff, it we contended that the wilier woe keeps, the north shore, which we her proper side ; and that the Anna Maria, which was cm the opposite shore, neddealy altered her sown, and case into the middle of theatre's, and thence °condoned the se olden; the plaintiff's ship not having ntelcient ties to get oat Mass way. The dungen were estimated at 951. Under a resent act of parliament the liability of a Trinity pilot is limited to 1001. For the defenses it was attempted to be shorn that the Anna Maria did not suddenly steer sorsa into sued channel, and that U the p'shatiff's vessel had paned. as she ought to have done, on the north, Snead of the sonh side, of a brig whisk was anchored in the river, the collision staid not have nenyed. The Puy found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 631. SECOND COURT. US at NM MVS AT TOTIZSALL ATTAR Hr. Edwin Janu, Mr. G. Trawls, sad Mr. Halts afen d ppe ant ared for the plaintiff; sad Mr. Hawkins ter the de . This - ine aa action brought by the plaintiff, a SOW Spat, in Beaverki-elnet, to recover &mope hoes the defendant, wb also carried as the SUM business, for hating altered attain slanderous words reflecting upon the ehereater of the plaintiff. There were eke somata Is the deeds:atlas chargini ai the ddeediat wi th hav ing broke& lato the "stirs house, sad with having committed en sass tt. It appeared that the plais tiff, who bed some outman' at th e West ad, entered Into IA arrangement with the defendant, who lived westward, to npply those esstonters; sad it wee nude/stood that the peat el ms penny par paper was to be divided betena them. In November last the &leading seat la as wean sTeases so applied ; bat se it was sot attended to, Lipm an binesell, when en alteration took plea, in en sopisnee et the plaintiff 'myna it was sot envision for hha N gilds the demand. Upon this the defendant, ad pisiatiff, said, " You and your cousin at the Bird idolise are swindlers, for I hare served ,aping fa him, and I seat get any mosey. You are a d-ed rwhadlisig yea ere &swindler, and nothing but a naiad les." The phs alfff thereupon laid hold of the defendant's arm and tried to pat him out of the shop, bat failed to do so, as the defendant was a stringer ma. The defeadant then man the plaiatill by the neckcloth and thrust his knuckles into his throe, easing him great pain. The pleiatiff in ealf-defenee caught up a eakr, end struck the defendant's held, whereupon the defendant immediately wrevel it from him and struck him a blow on the mouth. Assistance being procured, the defendant was taken to the station house, bat the plaintiff dealiced to press the charge, and be was liberated, the plaintiff threatening eltarior proceedioge. Hence the present action. ILr. Hawkins, for the deuce, intended that the sclon was brought merely for the purpose of obtaining oats. The jury, before the learned oncost bad concluded his address, said they had made up their minds to live a verdict for the defendant. His Lordelvp said they could not do that, al the slender and assail had been proved. They must find a verdict for the plaintiff. The jury then retuned a verdict for the plaintiff— , damages 51. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. The followirw is the half-yearly report of the dirties of this ectispasy, Ji hied : The semi kr the helf.year Wad slit Dareable, kW show that the kid esprit to the Nib Jew. NW was 14901.7171. le. Id. ; the swift seek the il l kat Deibar, Sus, were MAIL Os di; de• the ilk kik welsdel 11.N1.3191. The skeekr ad sob bele by the newsy es the 31st Deeiber aim' le 911.11718. 4e. 7d. !h. two West woe =t te 11.1114071. lea. npremeat the isle wig IF es die. sad raid N tie es akkese. sheasige k halfwer lie kw 131.311 K IL. ad.; MB Wow of WM. liat N. Awe OW awed Is the eerre. belt. of 1004. The prose awasiuse ft Os bekyear W ien k. td., or *4.7311. is alevelled elks anieed. Lit &pat or sat lbe bike aseelkpe be= 33 l3lwl 711 Ss. 10d, beim lip: by HAIL 311. Ihe Whew st‘Tal . Nts7 MYd of"' W a w lewsli ef iseleil ether Itsed dome. es dr raarkei , ell Fifer kiwis eie the ~ad iikeseethistis , mama la 155.41111. biomes saland 141.1101 i. 7a. Id.. ewe aniable kediellite es the ettirir Moak ea Ur id cs the • loft eez i l=re e•Sif. ea. IMO= the kin ▪ ke dike Dessier, inst. The wimp emir. 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INN SONO wear/ lie dear saes histud We emit awarded. ilve wit bee Ni. kat Tier rot awed. the Greet lierthere ems/ red the paid over b a• ever eisswir • mot is is WAN Is .r Nth Jur, kW Is kr the isle yew D ee 16 bee. 1•. the WY yeti wee le the ▪ senksie. kelerfkg she pepnis vise the saki agree. meet le grad le lei oespeslee. weeked NAN di. rein ha k ri e.k $9 mink s bah snespesit; aed in air le dies a w.dlilah. is the acre, the with asMeitee wk. hen di le tie, with miliesenc Oak mil the laic inis pa ese, of the mar its diessasia ad ape. . to rho rroomrssomo of ter wdlei willetie WWI 'Wei tete by ea et diem ken We Ni amprime; thew wee brie el 4 esdrifie sesethit iseeble• bine the Orem Ikethere ilea. ad mid le Maim le ekewhe es We kaki' ea. Wen premedek. el ter Ihe W e the esveieste el sad kiss Os three AY We Oil Seellis &Men hew seal The Nest Wins haw ide Wee &di seele. 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All Wei e MINIONIII sa=sed the earl. p-, old this ampsay bare ebb.ebb.y ederee other, mad 11“1111/111MIIII have Ni. ler lei tie be whithe t end eel edwe hie wee it ilk Tailke i Creal be. Dersqtat le arid es ill as Otest lierki slim 11111 admen hi set lid It vairey Is /re it imp bill le pertimeet ibis mis , eel they me est mew if ally bylaw Otheseiss hkely to mein eppediee. It is Mai le salsa its the balf-yeeekikkg mike= askerling tie dein te sidlpost et the filed tbe Net posh ems rat 1301, Ste rieserative the abillorarar ead geseldi soak ie. kw the 'shads. NA kW le imam hr eerie sad alibi bird linethei ft the eipeere emus at Dekeeter. LEOMINSTER ELECTION.—LEOMINSTER, MONDAT. —T..e noontime took pies* h• r, to day, and the °oaten is likely to be very close. The coestituency aumben only about 380 pens, neverthelt at the bonnet retents two memben to parliament. The candidates are Mr. Gotham, Hardy, a banister of the Notrutra Circuit (emoservative). sad Mr. Campbell (littoral). The nominat.oo took pleas is the Colon Homo at II Volock. Mr. Hardy was yropoed by Mr. Leiria, seconded by Mr. Nesmen. Dlr. Gold, 'seceded by Mr. Bedford, then nominated Mr. Camptell Mr. Hardy addressed the sitcom for upwards of ea boor. He declared himself • c rrrrrr tor of g send 'mutates*, a fret -'re.'er, a friend to caveat:lad educauon (especially that I which should sire girlsa koowledge of boss. matters), end s out pater o a peace as would be safe sod 1 crosses , . He wee °posed to represestatios by popolatios, the and the of °alas of the Crystal Paws, ac. es Sun days. Mr. Campbell Nest addrn e I the electors. distorts, dimwit is favour of al estemion of the saffrage, the bailor, army sod r ary end administrative retorm, wended educe tios, sad the con•lasance of the war with a safe and honourable peen could bet moored sad meictsiartd. The show of h.nds w u doctored to be to favJur of Mr. Coot - bell. The poll takes plan tomorrow. Tar CHAIR or CONVETANCINO.—Ws understand that the foUtreriug gestlemen, btiog writers to the assail, have outs forward as c.ndidates for the chair of conveysseng, rendered 'neat by the demise of Professor Meosies—sassely, Mr. Jolla Heater, auditor of the Court of Seems; Mr. J Mentholated'. Bell (or Meson. Dundee sad Wilson); sad Mr. James Beer. M. William Alexander, otommirsary shirk, and Mr. Wilhelm leery. bay, also boa used es candidates. The customary mode of filling up this chair is for the Sudety of WYO.?, to select three ear laidCl ing, et wit*. tie Tows Council elect one.— Edieburgh ones& ORDINATION IN THE CHAPEL OF LAMBETH PA LACIO. Fan 17.—Deseoss : Arthur C.... on, B A , Baiter College, Woe ; Ebenezer Smith, 8.A., Mainalere 11.11, Ozon ; Al.. Hingseete Cornwall. BA. Trioity Co . .!egr, Csabridge ; Titoism Orsbban. 8.A., Bt. Jebta's College, Cambridge; Londe, Tbowu, B A ,Crrour Christi C. Per, Cambridge; Gowns Thomas Wh.b, Hiss's Colley., Los. don. Priests : Jane lit rlt re, BA , Woreette • Cal lege, Cie; Augusts. Ptarmin. M A., Penbtois C. I. lege, Caen; Newton Willion atrisailield, 8.A., Chr et Clara, Olon ; WI ham Leh. Brantley Moore, 8.A., Trinity Collage, Cambridao ; Will am Francis Cobb, 8.A., Emmanuel Colleen, Oomnrittgo ; Bdwsrd Kingston, 8.A., Cahn Conon*, Cambeidge ; Wlllisa Arthur 1,- , r glands, 8.A., Joss College, C Ethridge ; William Gels To Irsky, M.A.. Trinity CJle, Cambridge; Homy Martin Baker, King's College, London; Henry John Neale Chess, King's Cottage, London; William Hester, Hug'. COMP, Lon don i Jeba MOD Tonanaltam, Kma's Colo's. London ; Rawl illostigno Broom, St Beta Coln.; Joshua Wil Is. Bitimabi THE POLICE COURTS. BOW. STREET. Mr. Warwick Augustus appeared to &OMIT a 11111611101111 angina him with resulting Mr. George Jaen, a eitanciny barrister. Mr. Jesse' deposed that ea the 9th latent he had ins.roc- Ilene to attend at the Examiner's Aloe, Rolle -p rd, Chas mordane, to cram-szamine the defendant, who was a wit- Me In the are of " Egan and another v. Buller," before ilm mmenker, Mr. keayon Parks,. In that crow-ezami mien Is pat only sash gamins' as were justified by hie bellnalialks. Hie weenie= related to a nits alleged frauds. Yr. Bust declined to answer mat of tbs questions, soma em the grewnd that they tore reference so proniedines golden hies this reading, ad others on the preened that by emewerin them be would subject himself to penalties. The sous= oa the ether tilde requeettli him (Mr. Jessel) to des'.et from putting to Mr. Bast questions which it was evident he would not answer, sad he (Mr. Jewel) replied that he would " go through ea* of the frauds charged, and auk him qacestions up= each of them." Oa Mr. Runt objecting to some question, on the ground that it would in volve him I. liability to penalties, be (lir. Jesse)) askod what penaltiesj and somsthiag was sell by the opposite ammo about striking a solicitor's name from the rolls. To whin' witness replied, "It algae be very deservedly 10e perhaps; but that would not make it a criminal offenee." At the close of the inaminatices defeadaet said to him, " I have beard of you before ; you hare made state ments tionetraing me that you would not ban male obiemieers, and you shall answer for it elsewhere." Wits= replied, " Yon ore mistakes ; if you at• tend at On hearing of the clue, you will hoar mach Meyer obeseratioas made upon your csedat." The de fondest was maids( some reply, when the 'la:nicer said " Thiamin nct goes," or 'apathies to that effect. The on- Matt= closed at about half-pest one o'cl. ck. At about 4 o'clock witness wm at bie chambers, is Ititoae-baUditigi Lincoln'ufas, when his clerk informed him that a Mr. Mat; =at= to me him. He desired that Mr. Malt should be shown is, and the defendant catered, accompanied by a gentleman atom he supposed to be Mr. Moir. Daintiest came up to him and said, "You treated we with disroepset this wrath, ; I tan corc• to ask for satisfaction." Witham dashed him to Bare the room directly, and be said be would sot till be bad bad satisfaction. sees said if defendant would not lean be would bare him turned out, and entered his deck to fetch a polies mac. Defendant made use of some smoeg 'spring», =deb he did not remember, and struck at him, but he avoided the blow by oinking his chair beck, and lett tie teem Immediately. While be was is the clerk's roes*, repeating Ws order that a policeman at ould be sent for, the de Gaut came out of the sneer room, and meeting w•tneen. ' need some envoi ezgresaion and struck him. Witness auusk It= in return—on the shriolder he believed. He Mamas one bead Jr.., tte triter beiog occupied with some ppm. Defendant then NU upon him, mid pare tim several element blows, by owe of whic`i he was thrown epos a ohne. He gas rather named. The defendant walked are ay. W stress was galisimitly recovered to follow him to the door, where, Dee- Litilpe whom he mistook fors p Animas, be desired t i o l Take n= the defendazt fa charge. 1 his tented out to be the hall porter. Iha policeman did tot arrive till aster defendant was gone. Mr. Jewel disarmed any Monica' feeling, and said that be only took them pen:indices. con sidering oneb to be his duty as a member of the legal pro fanes. In by Mr. Daßustics. rho spmared it tin illetemo. Kr. Jewel added that be took op • pion of the btokes chair to defend himself, but did not tt•ike at the defendant w:th it Would not swim, that it did mot grass the defendant's face, am be was it, dosed it toe time that it might be so le,tbost hi* perceiving it. Admitted that the itemiser said his observation about striking off the rolls was • very improper and °derisive remark. Did not thick so himself. It °lris:sly was irregular, but it was very oftes done. Did not thiak the other obis ruinous were of a very twit sting charaeter. Mr. B.ll•wists said he certsioly eould no' justify the assault which had bun committed, the artouut of which es given by the compleinant did not msttri .11y differ from that is his (Mr. Bailantins'a) irstructions. If a tomnsel exceeded hie duty, thus were ample mesas of punisbiog ►im ; sad no pereos bad • tight •o 'iodic ste eta. Is. deeme is be his credit by resortiog to 'Meat*. He aryed , how nine, that complain%ut's observations were irrtgoisr, ia popsr, and irritaiinc. Hewing expressed regic• us his own pre and on that of his elitist for what t a I occurred, he set- Witted that Os cafe was one is wh:c justice world be al ibied hy the magistrate disposing ce the ch irgs *summarily. Mr. Money potated out to the (004 lenient that hu feria &tine was limited to a 61. fine, and pot it to him (Sir. Semi) wbothi r he would indict at the sessions. Mr.' Jesse' would not lush to do so, unless his worship ilitasieered it to be his duty t do u. Mr. Henry—Then as yea appeal to use, I certainly think Mk. It would be &puckery of junks to Ras • man 61. ftr ewes to offence. Defendant was ardiordissly oommitted foe trial. WORSHIP STREET Mr. Vain, the entry elerk of Lih, r,di•ch. eccompanied by the eburshwardeam and wet rd vestrymen of the parish, attended Mt re Mr. flemmill to obtain the allowance of a poor-rate for the earring quarter. wh i ch bad been made by the vestrymen sopaisted coder Ito saw act for the local management of the meta po'ir. Mr. Self, one of the new vestrymen, laid that he felt it his duty to otuote tto eppliration, at there wee no pro vision is the Metropolis Loral blaragemeat Act which astd be emutrard into the intention of superseding the wee and authority of the old entry, as for as related to the management or relief of the poor. Under the Ircal act, 63 Geo. 111 , rep. 111, It w.s providvd that the quattsrly poor rate should be settled sad made by the pa bhirmen assembled in apes vestry, sad it would be foustd:ss re. formes to the provieleue of Sir Benjamin Ball's Let, that the 90th 'reties mintelned as impress ezeeetle• with re gard to al ma ten reletind to the affairs of the chat eh, the maavenient and relief of the poor, sad the administration 'leap lamp tie KU, rarely applieable thereto. He 03r vivid it to be atasifest that the lesarpstios of Ruh as ea the part of the saw vestry would sateast to a dbfrasehiscinast of the es•sral body of parialtiosess sad that a rate sewed. scald sot be legally suftwold. Hr. Vasa said that the attastio• of the shareltward•se had boss seriously directod to the question at ism* and tthheeyy had made It Moir bantams to consult various easiest leN antherities upon the sUje et, a het whom we r. Tulsa!' Smith, who extrered his so opliies that the Gump tion referred to by Mr. Self, is section 90, was confined to Wise " ether than the vestry," while the austings of the pasialtionen sada the load mot eisletitated the vestry itself, wkiek ems duly ouperseggi he all purposes by the vestry I dolled valor the Load Musgement Let, and it thereon Mowed Chet the new wary should make the rate in the sue meaner u dm old way was wont to do. They had also taken the opinion of the Attenuty-thaeral, who ow toialy upraised his Inability to reermeile the eonthetlag pruLdoss of the new aet, but although he considered that the question was involved in eouiderable obscurity, he had also arrived at the enelasion that " whoa the manage mat of the poor was vested in vestries, each management basso transferred to the new bod" The several opinions of sunset had been submitted by t he ehurchwardans to the Pest-law Bowl, hen whom as intimation was returned that the parish eiders were fully justified in acting epos the @dyke they had neared. Mr. Self—l hog to state that In the course of • recent lateswiew with whisk I wee favoured by the Poor Law Censaitelesets, they expressed a &site to retract the In streotiese they had given to the tharehwardtaa ea the lab ject. mad with nerd to the opinion of the ittersey-fienefal. I now held la my band a commutation which I revoived Gem that gentleman, se late as the 2nd inst., to the following Wan: would have answered your letter of the 26th alt. before this, but I have been very unwell. The tone of my opinion must have shown you the very grave doubts I entertained upon the subject to which your letter re- I fors. I feel that the parishes of t h e metropolis ought not I to be involved in litigation on such a matter, and I propose immediately to bring in a bill to remove the doubts and difilealtise which exist on the subject of making the poor rates. I shall hasten the hill through parliament with the stead espeditice, and I recommend the new vestry of your puish to do nothing till this bill shall have passed, which I have no doubt it will—Your., dtc , "A. I. B. Cockatiku " The magistrate cone;dered that it was incambeat styes him to attach his eigaatare to the rate is the ordinary form, ',lsiah was accordingly dote, tad all the parties left the mart. In the wane of the proesedisp it was intimated that a tarp body of the parbluorten had ezpreseed their detersi autos to milt the paymeat of the rate, and that as ONO (dation had tees orpateed for that purpose. WESTMINSTER. _ Mr. Arnold taday;;;;hl&etisTon in the ease of Mr. William Padwrck, lord of the lamer of Haynay, Hints, charged with perjary is some aMdavits made by him in • goons's lately tried is a court of law. Mr. Arnold held that the allegations said to b false were sot materiel I. the points at issue, and indeed only at the close of the orpiment, when the court had granttd the rale, had the affidavit' been referred tr. He therefore distaiseed the oosplaiat. MARKETS. ' Morsoman-st Mad. Tehran , kola. ..... ......./11aseftia Itaorma-et lavambel. February 16 ', tam Craft TWILL -at Lbeassi. 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Blama Konnoreva-at Oravesead, Plasm It, from ....Modes Lairelenrp-at 16, from Lanigan' uca-.t on Gi ald, "und ire I =7, from ....... .........Deomark Lotnia-at Lireasek, Febrery M. from Alamedria Lainifisila Wrres-at February It, ham. Lowe Mooonamsre-611 FL February 13, from= kilLi lozsea-eroliMed 67 Frikary 17, from Palermo Mar Meld, 16, boa. Manilla Mae-at Falwell. Frinary 6, tram ......Alcsaadrla Mama -a Cbrometema, February 16, from Maw= Or Bers-st Oesseelowe, February 16, from. Callao Wet-at PIONINII.IIII. Flamm IS, from Waal= Kam-et Faresey 17, frees. ... y MCI WWlllsbnarr IS , from Marea-et Fefavary 16. trove Hare lIONOOLIA-at I.liermial, February 16, from - " X•SIPTA-Sill•11111:1004 February 16„ hum Charente two (m.)-at Limn:col, Febraary 16. trms Barceloaa IL EVL•I.I.-at Liverpool, February 16, from. Bilbao N. P. fesaumula-st Warped, February IS, tram.. Alexandria Hums Vain No Orsvesesd, February 17, from... Holland noniron Baca-et Paramoutb, February 17, tram Demme Panics Vicroam-at Queeastown, February 16, front...Altundrut Panora-at Queenstown, February 16, tr0m........., .... .. Calla° Pasiaa-et Queenstown February 16, from.. Pernambuco PWITZWICO-at Quesialows, February 16, tom. Ka& Ptruocrru-at Queenstown, February 15, from New Orletne Phrases:a-at Queenstown, February I', tram Alexandria Panne-at Querulous, February 15, from Alexandria Panic, Auarr-at Quadrant February 16, trom —...Athens Peeress-at Queenstows, Feb ruary 16, from Marseille' Pousx-et Gramma, February 16, from Hamburg Qulnle-at Queenstown._ February 16, from Mareeillee Emma Lames-et Liverpool. February 18, from-New York Raembeisio-et Ormond February 16, fram....—Autwerp Reconaw-et Febr uary 16, from... -- ........... Palermo Riameam-et February 16, from-- ........ -.l3irgebtl Ecru-ell P•Mswerratla, February 17, from.. .„» _ Galata Ilevemome-ell Falba& February 16, troar.........oonstanttnopla lorwra-ef IL albamia. 11 lb, from St. Kat's Bee lIIMIT POITIINIIIP•41i trn. February lb, trom-Callao Iluretr-etOonaolomo. Polevory 16, Man... Bullocks . Baturox-at Queseilmet, Fetarvery 17, fr0m..............A1exabdra Bwirr- at Q Feknorg:, tram.............A1mandria Brearne-et Cork, 16. .....Bakeiles Soorses-at laweepeil, IS, from Trieste Twee-et Liverpeel, Ildb IS, from- . ..... . ..........- Alexandria Tarms-et °MIMI. February IS, - from Denmark Tsar ra-at Cane. Febrvery 16. from • Portsmouth Tumusouna-et Clnumesers. February 15, tram. Athena !nurture-at Onemeleura. February IS, from. Athens Tomaloaa-et Oommeleers. _February 16, front-At. John's, N.B. !afros-at Qumran% Fibeway 16, from Thumbs tamanua-at Whs.. Filmy 11, from New Orleans tevarnal-at Omodeara, February 16, from .....Smyrne Fvera-at Q Memory 15 from Tneste Wu. Tax.s-at February 16, from „....». Alexandre Wava-et Omani* T 16, from Mederoblh Ilmenua-et Limped. February 16, from New Orleans THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Res the Irk Low Espross.) TM Pane Amu market, by last advice', bad lost its Mal=esd receded 1 keno per ark, prier being retired to 91 to br merebusable gratis& Tbe close of the market . Itiowener, a Moor with more doing; and tbere were we barn kr darer, In four a three or wore from Malt, ire arra meg digaried. Prate for wheat remained re be ems st lawn% wires Mg ado mare wee expiated from the United Owes Sams gsetanis Ira trim ear wleneed at Maratilles, where Ms Mile demi wry dell, Arran wheat brag offend at 444. 13e pm ISO wag& whom wse genarelly quoted litper in the depart- Maki, ilk, dee tang boa re. to if. 30e. prier. • bat at Abbe ville Mims INA bra aNIof I f. 75e. to St SO:. per her. C orreeed prim von me& At been, good red teed wat quoted 74. per tale. At elethme, Mles Isar was wor b froze 494. to 301. per ton, and is the AMMO rambet of If member loot flour bad Ora to 331.-601. se =fs prise Ised been desiring for wheat, rye was Dram ilimeel memo litimmen and remotion le wheat. Rye was denim* germ at Antwerp, and In request. For purr on their way bus Ameba Mt 90.. to 331. Os. per 70 kilos. bed been paid. Timm keg less es man trade elonneed, at fail penes Bowing Mimi bum Meg bras& 47f. per let. irtat litashmilmsiedm pine Imo Impessei bet queldkas. with a Kim. trags. lea le elm them ems inge Ur the betty/ la the way of Mai m% with tart quell fir, sea as active red for n e, at Ma la In NM pee at Men at wised were retired, and Mem Met elhoei by bows had pot led to balms. Frost and mew W dimpperened at Perlin, and grata prima we abated. Memilldlen et Me Onedalcadver bed maiel, bbyut reports from by Seellik tad Se lver hod bosseso 101 l emit Work la m wee r oil two-dhle. slum U put gem. The lOU Mtemsk= p hell we/reed mil bad we/reed'water orate& Mira wee, Mow arrivals bees free, a mere Melded deans i e meelleapeasereL The same ears bed operated capitals and tembiese et Vemlesier, where rates bad bemoan aoudad the moil kit kw at earls had tan istrekkle by w =te trek Ildl~te ;—" gl the advises per Arable. prism bam benne sad tr ade ee ler all keektolb. Sake et spepsoks kw hoes bees Nikkei S del pee bereek up to • de& Ma.; tat real laws se A then bare held te at Wow marbeft." Gram la bead were United to rills Pot Mesa we. whim and It wee very little la request Indian core wee memeively dull. owl dreger. kin goal 7ht. pee babel for prime Mew palm. Oats bed else desl Ya4 prime Peamaylvsn lan bringing only 4 le. pee Mad. Veep i eillorto ism essme from New Yak. when Uwe ie ma Isomood dIomYM Is the part of Imam to quit, and lam eartekty Y Wm► bell Us wisest am tow. •hm eeme leo would he telmstbeest; the le lead et II to tit mete pm Orrees Sew, rash. tie to Idle. Otto ; Cmolles, e Elk So II dem. ass n's to guilty. Whim mare bemeet, la amenesmeef llohlases et m White Omede, dale. le. per bait pal Temossee s I Mk tot dot. Ma pa Whet Experts la Amory : IMPS lath GM, 1(0,131 bushel gimbal. Goioniod, l 2 to Is per Us kedge et the peer at at Alesembie, prier et what hil to 1011 plata.% bow 71 to 74 pleetees. Lose rotes mere era to Mo. 6d. par R. lea MO wheat. Item Pl► to fee. ed., barley 775., Unsaid Ms. 70. • deo of wheat wee pate, into ear in the Adelaide plates, eared to be as imm Member. deal had boa doing* Odom to porrlika the snag of the solltrO at at the news do proliehte mot hod *wed the face of Odom se &Made were motel time the ell eitsamele, ad Goose. peaty lower prior. Otte. 111. pr at At Arai, holders of pun at peasery had raised their premeelook la soomooloefde of a theme at impart. Linseed was very Am sad sought, sad wis expected to tea& RU. par beet on the mastalliment of peace. TAI.IpW. Thus is so sew feature to the tallow market; the tee& still bays bet 6 1 111 ffinffil. ffpeculailvely the market fluctuates from day to day. Os Saturday • decline em (stable/led of 1.. to le. fd. per cwt., for delivery so or before Slot March, from which there has been no reco very today, sod the market leaves off : On the spot, 56i. 6d.; Totten /01i So., 31a. 6d. to 33u ; Peen-or? end Mari* Mia. Id ; April, 331.; May and Jose, 53a.; October and December, Ma. 6d. Town tallow, 50e. Sd. set amts.—From Mears. Math sad Charles's Circular of Maeda, mains, COTTON.—Lrrearoot, Pas. 18.—The sales of cotton today are resonated at 10.000 bales, of which 1,000 were for export, and 1,000 on speaulatfon. The talc, comprim 260 Pernam .ad Mann barn, at 26 itd. to 74.1.; 100 Bahia, at 60. to 61d. ; 150 Egyptian, at bd. to 10 ; P(011 Surat, at 3;cl. mO4 4 and 100 &a Irlands, at 10d. to The total San since Thursday reach 00,& 0 bassi and the Import daring toe same period 33,000 ti ilen The market elopes w,th mach salutation, sad a worse supply of American. Compared with Ftiday's rates pekes .0 all kinds are .trecue. Tn. 111.—Tr. orate of our catVe market irs;ii 0;1;7 eespeot ---- I;;;la7ioiiiisiOi 11;Cdsy . loot 6tef wu in slow demand; and, although we had a larger supply than for room few weeke past, more than one hail were left unsold, end the few ear effected were at priers Jd. per lb. in favour of the buyer. Sheep were a fate We, but priors es bilsted a declining teidesey. end nearly all brought forward were disposed of. Beef, 40. to dd. ; mutton, ajd. to 6f d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Dow Ant wick hews lorCT7l47l,;iolliii Sane, W on lbws on Moto Bank.—Liverpool, Fib. IS. Edith (whoomer), Bedtime of Dartmouth, how Fevire to London, with orange; vow wrecked on the cowit near ( } rle7•, between Huelva sod Ayarnonte, during the late were gale on the 10th Jan. ; vowel and cargo Mo.—Cadiz, F,b. 7. Maths (aooooer.►Hc), Frontage, from Untlepool to Wybortr, with co/le, wry etranded • qu•ner a mile W. of tho Island of Lebow on the 7th Feb.; crew . wed; .hlp • to. t low. and Dose of the earn espreted to to -awd.—Aathorg. Feb. It flucceve I WW). from Trim,. at this port, alter role, on Mato Book. Liverpool, Feb. IS. Live/ran flair. sr Form/ Poi.....—ldes. at Trieste; Mary. at La Guam; Delta, at Havre; Star of the and Enna. at del- Warne; Tsai's, at Cape Il.yties; Wm. Rooth. at Cirita Veoehis ; Foam, Jane, sad Moult. at flt. bliebael4; Frankfort (ea.). sad Mao (es) at Naples; Namair, at Charleston ; Eoplirdes (a.), at Trieste; Druliess of Luseareter, at Al in; New York Packet. at sarantlah shepherd.... sad Salem. at M.Mila ; ToekeNra (altar hew a/mend on Ike net.), sad Great Western, at New TAli; Partin Lather, sad Curnah, at New 0ct..... Pettus PO% LlV.2.ool.—AtathUde, from Cap. Harlem. Jan. 19 ; Milan (eu), Feb 2, and Albion, 3, rerun ?atrium; ilsonis. Feb. IS, sad Default, Si, fr.,/ Maligua; Aar. and Isabella, Jan. it, Mesa ARRI V ID. Aart.—at Torrey, February 15. trim Strout Aws.arria—at Quatastawa, February 15, tram New ',dram Amy —at Cturetwrowo, February 16, Irma ...... 81 Jobrer, N.B. AIKIMINA —of Desk Februmy .0. trim Alfrante A/VA—of Deal, February 16. from Acrima—of Fir Hilda (Dunareese), February 16, how RlO Jamiru Aum—at Bt. Mime; February 14. tram Flamelike Ai tar Wham.— off Caps ("tear, Feb , -•e 15, tram Callao Oraressed,.Fttawarp ' ACADIA-at t.. Auta—st Ono i ll, -asysitei. Aucz --at Onmeed, rtbresty 111. Axle —et Graviser.d. Vetcuary IS. from. _. . _ !lorw..j Arnrato;--stU•erpool, 140i.um.; 16, from AWN OlAir—st Liverpool, February 16, fr0n5.„..„,,,,,,1fid Antra (e.)—at Liverpool. February 16, from New York Altura—at Liverpool, February 16, front Bilboa Btsobs—at Falmouth, February 16, hors Alexandria IMPOAL—St Qasenatows, February 13, from Callao BauassitA—at Queenatoww. February 16, from Rasura Cato°. a—at Oraveerod, February 14, host Deoraark CITY or Itaustao —at °reverend, February 17, from Hamburg Cease—at Oraverniad, Fatdvary It, hors. qUIXIAInkt Cll4B•llDlA—at Queenstown, February 6, trout ll isot,nshl Outwears —at Quenon:mu, FrOniary 16, from blaurViu• Csuatorre IP Dassv—at Queenstowo, February 16, from Alexandria C.orthithboa—et Oneenthiwn, February IS, from --. i ars. be CAsy—St Liverpool, February 11. from Port au Prince Douro Illama—at Liverpool. February 16. from ...... Alexandria Douro—at Falmouth, Mruary IS, from Sliest. Dowes—elf PM, Mrstry IS, from Trirma Drana—at Hull, Mow, 16. from Alexandria Diana—at Onweemd, February 17, from Denmark Drumm. Vex Lan—ox Oramemil, February It, Wen Kieuport roam e Ammo—at Onmemod. February IS. from Allman. Euxasers--et Orumemd, February 17, fr0m.......—..........77WW WA LDWALIO-4111 ►Edmauth ia. Vebruary IS, tram — ...... .....Syra Emnavalan (m.)—at 0 row, February 11, Irma. New York Founa—et Quelertowa„ February Is, from Robiaa llamas:a ass babau—et Mel* February 16, from... Canberra SAILED. Athros-bom floamelad. Magary 18, to. Algoa Bay ATRINSON-from Memo, 16. to Oclutankaople Aozzaiog-frcm February 16 to Gallipoli Amara -from February 17, a . to Constantinople Luau eoraie-baa I. eta, February 17, t 0...... -- . Oporto Aarroma-tram lissois. February 17, t 0..- Capads Verdi Auseas-from Ramagala. February 17, to .. -.. . .... _ ....._Malta Iltssoistoas-from Onsmosit, February 16, M -. Trinidad Barron Awmucos-ham PRI, February 16, to Ccartantitiopla Brach Car-Isom Palmaelii, February 16, to Loodon COIRMILAND (4.)-611. Ilyissetb. February 17, toOoragoatinople Courax-from Ilobrombe. Felevory 16, to ... Ai, . Casourra-ace Ormond. February 18, to Mil ' irl a Ceram eig-froas OrdW r _Memo, 16, to - Vigo C eram Falmouth, Febeuery IG, to -Amsterdam Cowaroyou PMIST--6161 Liverpool, February 18, tel.... Sydney Crum-from Llyggpoli. February 18, to.. -.-.. Now Orleans Carievelr -from Liverpool. Feb nary 18, to New York . Counrmoz-born I..aiii. February IS. to ..... Elt. Michael's Curras-from Gnimis Fabramy 16, to. Melbourne Cernamay-from Pt Fahrwary 17, to......... Constantinople Demon- from Falmoulle. 16, to .. bt. Michael's Draracy -from Torquay, Ferivary 16, to Barbadoes Duaoarro-froen Cork, Fabirwary 16, to Terceira DARLING- ham UM:MOM, FIMMIIig: 6 4O Newfoutadlond W Domain Kar-frogn Llverv a t ir, 11 / 9 to Mobile Loran-tram Liverpool, IS, to Halifax B. C. Otago-from Falmouth. ?Army 16, t 0.... .. .. Came Rear. or enema -from Oramlemd. February 18, to Adelaide ELIZA-from Pill, Februaryl6, to Groom ENGLIZZIMII-from Pill, Februay le, to ...Wort Coaat of Africa i EDINA-from Torbay, February 16, to Coustratinefils ELIZA-from Dover, February 16, to Feareno-tree Port Talbot, February 17, t 0... Carib Goma BRITAIN-from Greenock, February 17, to Malta Otaaga-from Liverpool, February 18, to Calcutta ()WWI. Plums, (..)-form Plymouth, Feb., 17, to Constantinople liagnare-from Torbay, February 16, to Constantinople . Hon-from Cardiff, February 15, to HARMONY-frail Falmouth, February IC, to Cellos , Hossi.o-ham °ramrod, February 17, to ....Nawfoundlazd Uesery -from Liverpool, February le, to Calcutta Inum-fern Falmouth, February 16, to Liverpool loom Gm-team Newport, M., February 18, to Alexandria Joao-from Cardiff, February 16, to_ .Lirbon JONANNA-11101 Ortillaby February 18, to Bahia JITTLIIIIA-fram Lillie. February 18, to Africa Karr-frogs Flys= February 1 7. to Melbourne Lacorronvo-from Pill, February 17, to Leninow-from Cowes, February 16, to Ham LARISSA-from Liverpool, February 18, to Rio Janeiro Longo-from livereool,, February 18, to ninth MONTTZVIIII-from Urerpool, February 11, to Cahn, laummoss-from @mangos, February 11, to Fayal MARIMT-from Rumple., February 17, to West Bodies Mango (a.)-from Plymouth. February 17, to Constantinople Mayans-from Cardiff, February 13, to Gibraltar Roane Brea-from Graminand, February 17, to Malta Ourroo-front Liverpool, February li, to tiers Leone Ocissw-horn 1 imepool, February 18, to ..... Rotterdam Posarow -frcen Swansea, February IC, to royal Pamegaom -born Penzance, February 17, to Rt. alfcbse.'• Parra-from Plymouth, February 17, to Congtantisople Prow-from Cardiff, February 13, t 0... Genoa ParDINTRI-from Torbay, February If, to Marseilles PAZDAD - Rem Groveaesid. February 17, to Antwerp PTIM-from Falmouth, February 16, to Tarragona PORTLAND-from Li February 18, to ..... ..... Apalachicola Rom-born Liverpool, Fe IL to Philadelphia KOTA'. Comma (rs.)-from Plymouth, February 17, to Melbourne Rorer. Rocuaroo-tram Falmouth, February 16, to Crratantinople Rogowo-from Hanseata, Februm y 17, to Nap!" Bu Ramo- ffom 00Tres. February le, to eauxura -from Plymouth, February 17, to .. Trions emir or ran Aug-from Gravesend, Febturry 17, to Hong Kong tauten Ara-from Balcombe, February 16, to Br. Cam -from Cork, February 13, to Marseilles Tatra-from Cower, Feb. nary 16, to Cadiz Two Baorrigas-from Dartmouth, February 17, to Barcelona Tiuoury tar-from Fara, February 16, to liarepilite UMW.° -from Itarobrata, February 17, to Oporto UV= COAMLIR -haus Liverpool, Feb ruary 18, to Alexandria Caron-from Liverpool, February 11, to Rotterdam WOMMAN-from Cardiff, February la, to Constantinople VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Athelatan, from Liverpool fa Melbourne, Feb. 10, lat. 47 N., lon. 14 W. Delhi (barque), from Calcutta for Lendtn, 1)eo. 3, lat. 30 0., lon. ti t George A rkle, from Calcutta for Liverpool, Dec. 13, lat. 33 9., loc. 70 N.; roamer sick. Merie (shin), from Shanghai for London, Deo. 13, lat. 34 9., ton. 25E. llargentlis (dug), from Calcutta for London, Dee. 9, lat. 23 b., Ice. 47 E. Naiad from London for Jantaica,Doe. 22, lat. 26 N, lon. l 3 W. Royal Blue Jacket, Feb. 5, l►t. 43, ton. 14. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AITKENS.—Fab. 12, at gou:u;ea, the rite of the Rey. A. Aitken., of a daughter. BARCL.AI.—Feb. 14, at Brook Lodge, Albury, Surrey, the 'ilea Dr. 3. Barclay, of Leionter, of a daughter. COMB&—Yett. 10, at No. 2, llaryloni-rillsa, Lagtonstonerced, the wile al Mr. Freda. Corona, of a daughter. COltKlyLL.—Yeb. 16, at Melbourne-street, Lennon, Ltverpoo4 11;;.5:FiTea 141170 i . OALRYMPLE.—feb. It, at Oginiston nail, N.A., the Hon. Mr.. Dalrymple, of a moo. 110OGSON.—Feb. 14, at the Rectory noun., Bloshant, Padf,..ry, Oxon, the mite of toe Rev. J. [lndirect% of a daughter. LAURIE.—Feb. 17, at honey !louse, Hyde-park-place, the wire cf John Laurie, E.g., of • daughter. LAURIE.—Yeb. IS, at Parkwiquare, Regent's-park, the wife et P. N. Law e. EN., of a do• ghter. PARKIIR.—Reb. IS, at Greenwich, the wife at Lieut. C. 6. rAk: of a eon. MARRIAGES. LLOYD—OWES.—Feb. IJ. at sr.''''''''' ' Fliaw.otreel, Liner. poll, by the new. J. H. !once. Mr. T. Llord, of Liverpool, to Grace, *Jew at the late J. Owen, req., of Glairdwr, Liana. fln, aPePer. a. PLOVER-IPKENZIE. Feb. 13, at Bt. Llverood, Nr. W. Moyer, to Catherine 31•Keeset, daughter of the late i.pL C. Kneels. num' WORTII—WHY ATT.— Feb. 14, at the Modern Aioreialiam Chapel, Lever.strert, Maneheeter, by The &lent, Mr. T. lluvhwertb, to Emma, daughter of Mr. J. 41 hyatt, 41 of Mow et e.ter. tIDEBOT/TAM-11115P.—Feb. 14, at 54. Ilarthennew n. Balferd. bas the Rev. J. Moore, 14. A , Incumbent, M.. J. Mot botf ran. of Shit. ford, to Mary, daughter of the late Mt. It. Heap. t f Aohte.c.waler. ne. TAY..OIt—POTTS.—Feb. 14, at Ft. Jude'.. Liverpool, to the Be n. J. IL Lowe, J. Taylor. Kea., of Riclio.anowo,th, liertforditure, to Sophia Pinguey, daughter of the late J. Pau, toy., of Deotcn 1141, Cumberland. TWIOG—HILL.—Peb.II, at St. Ma Man, herot• r. by the Pr'. G. Made, LL D., Mr. J. Iwlgg, of Gorton, IJ Uua kataabeth WJ, of illoacheotor. ORATE'S. GOODWIN.-I , lli. 16, Muy, wife of Mr. J. Goodwin, of Seneombe. Chealtire, wed 39. GEO% E.—Feb. 14, at Bt. Taarasquare, Bedford, Mr. J. A. Grove. awed 41. KEEI4IL—Fab. IS, Elirabelb, ado of F. T. Keene, of south-.tree, sasocheateroequare. !LONGA:S.—Vas. 13, at hut reoldenee, at Hammersmith. Jaws Moe. Ps. . Wts of Golden stoner, sad st. och.a's-plsee. lietreat street In thorBlth sear of h i atm waver...lly retpreted std re awned, and distingulsbed lot oh alretat unboutoded benellot nce. RICHARDsON.—Fan. 13, at Bart -sue , t, Cheethera-hlll, Manches ter, Mr. R. aschardsoo, U' 89. THOSIPtION.—Pah. 13, at Attlagolf, Wsnchester, Attie. wife of J Thocalnolk, Esq., of Tboar.oll.lrret, oche...ter, aired 72. TM RUPP.—lreb. Is. Sarah Msrts, the blood • e John Thrum,. ot 1, theckwell.cotnasoo. roanll ,l r of the lat. ES. ward Crowley. Esq., of Lavendet-bll l , Wandsworth. UN*ll . 4.—Ye4 14„ at Barriegtowalad, Belau" Eterriot, wile of Mr. G. R. liewin. MOM oar y)11.1664 Or Valium inn Btu. at N 0.5. Lemtwra Stmt. la the CAI ot Lambs, Petater_. M Me% Is Lowterd Iltnet. le taw Precinct oi W bitcartall,aoWPAT,TUlCitat Is. WO. I! 1 1 1!