The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-28 00:00:00

pose to meet the waste of eyeshot elegem sad wealdim INV. II collegeS is oar fancily districts. There is ewe distisectiee feature is this Working Mash College, of whisk I am deeply seeeibie col the impoituce. It is that of impressing otos the members sowed religious miasmal mictipleo. I would ocie roe, working men, to lo .toted, and to. whit ere the first 'midtown of success in life. 1 speak to you, also, se an employe myself; and I ash you. what employer pre tends te ewe oy men whom he pant trust? Empleyen , materially look eat for men who wish faithfully to discharge; their duty; sad if man intends to be faithfal to seas, be mast fist dimbaree hie dote toiled. Without soar I have bud s i deproderc t on the right principle of any was. (Amiens. ) Bat I should moo carefully abstain feast tatting any surrey-minded view of the sohject, or from nuking this Mutat os the moans ref c mural, mere d, mein." know. ledge. 1 should endeavour to look moray to geseral prin. cipMe, ay ddieg anything which 'Motu had 'forkful men to suspect th a there was as ides of making Proselftelltr 52 7 pettiessee else of doctrisies. (Cheers) New. my *rinds, I have I,id before you sonsetbine of my views and caper'- enc.; but what I ens do is but a it fle. At the best, ft is restrained to a a rm. district ; bet, feelirg as I do the Is pirterce of this que.tion of education, I tut semose to ex tend whet is dote here, to 'educe others to follow my es• emp:e, sad sill more to place doe .tion on a Rostra and (road intieeit e which may be carried out all of r the country. (Chr. ) What is done now in the factory di , - trim re to al, hotfoot • p moos, compulsory education, gad stet, else Coo. At y ■ ere aware, no nialloweer sae employ any child at los he first &wads school from 2} to 3 belie ry s ty. Is that /Asaitaly edema oa ? (Hear. hear.) Attie, we hove a m eyeshot system of itspecti ,ts ; and I be litre we are •cl very much to that systa m of Memo tins, end the lad i• tee ton by the local inspectors, hr the high menders' of education in M. factory distri, tit (Cheers.) Is It °king at Lord John Rasse.l's plea, I find M p- roes to attend to all per • of the ouistry pretty much the semi sy.tem, that we byre here. I think he is perfectly right is • deteo ; but I must steeds say, I wish he w old burg mhos ports of the enentry up to ear standard, and b fi re he Mira= fact ry children re maigiog at school to the op i f 16 years; hen use I think it is wipe, first, to coerce the best educated Messes of toe woke, rommesity. and to in- Wet • still beerier tan op is them. It is ant desirable to being all other parte of ohs c matey up to our obeli of psr. hefts. (liter, hue.) It le rather a heavy tan on the irking wen, that he attest' hove to pay for the euppqrt of hi. child •hist atimbaol, r its 13 t' IS. or, what is the fame thief:, to low the Mouse it would bring bits, .Roasting to some 71.0. 81 ■ year pr bahly. But if, instead of inking the het ey population to semis at sch • ol from 13 to 16, he mule rwein trite tee hassle, sad get them to be able to reed bites the see of 8, then you cies make much gusher y ropers; and I bate the authority sad experience of Mu ochorlauster, Mr Aide sct, ro spout ma in 'eying that a child who Items In tied before he is 8 lotus cf age, will be mei more advanced, even at 13, than one who begintesty at 8, end remains et 'Much till 16. For my owe part 1 em seedy to accept any a land megabits.' rye tens of Mutation, whatever imonuniesee it might isnot on lapel( la.dadmly. (Cheers.) One other sohli ea I must tough cpni before I s t down. When we eadeavonr to Dries forward this question of education on any ere li aised system. we ars always mot by the try of "Volun taryism. New, were 1 to propose entirely to lupus tile voluntary ellette I should en doubt lay myself oven to very cossiderable censure, bat I pet p - an rot to imposed@ bat go 501 tiereent it, and to supply its deficimeier. Sorely I have u row h right to talk on the odentery system se may body ? (Apples...) Probably I have done es much 6 r it as many of throe Rho talk so mach about it. (Hear, beat) Awl the noels of my eeptienee ls not to mike me sell sofileient cm 'h t point, bet ow the err t'siy to make me folly more ousei me if the shorteomiegs of that system, mid to make nsit eneviee d that, sales. you make • more searching and vietrass system, you moot make any im pussies mom Ow mein of ignorance we eau before ws. Gentlemen way bring forward whatever tables they like, ahoet Mutat'. n in this country, bet I lot ve coestmily soder my own eyes, more or less, exp. - liters of the lest r omit of the purl I do not mean the mere disability to reed and write, tor r isdirg and writing Sr. 'buoy the lupe:cents to gala farther koewlielme. Yea might as well tell me that a esspester, whew a pleas is pet feta el. head, knows therefore bow to plate a piece of word, as sty teat reed's, and writing ere @decades in themselves. The oby•ct of ruction is to enable • mu to gels infornottim, to etilame his views, aid merest his pre- Judie,. (Het r, hear.) Many of yon who ere present ate musts of Mindful attending this school, and of that elms whew' wit &elect to attend oar tuning schenle, and I appeal M you—sus yea disposed to take your share IS this great weak ? For let me tell you, year fr ends con do bole se *tithing foe tom enters yes do something for youreelors. Osly eight pars have peer el away since tee wrest question wee hr ngbt pr eminently before the people i f this country. At that time publie opiates was not rite. Now comes the e.lvanrirg tide, gni I tell thou see— be they who they may—who resist telt tide, it will overwhelm them and drive them hefore it. No sweet of mejulics or of oboists. adherence to deems will stop its coarse. Bet if yen. working man of England, do sot ems forward to aid is • wi ex shirk is to benefit yes sad your children, you may hare to wait sgsia a number of year, before tot quoit n will he ready for action es It is sow. I have Derbies mire to add than to actual to the parent. to induce their children who are above 13 year fig. to attetd et r evening mho 'l.. The proper a c e fir self inst rovement, after oil. is above 13. Up to that time ins tare merely teethe children tie mesas of gaining Mimes lion, end if we tan trim into them the desire t e impure* Memoir's, end raise • Heber true snoops them, we shal i'o a pest gore I lulu this matter in your halide, and I hip. fir • pooi molt. (Hsu.) The Rev. Dr. SOOn gest aldruaed the meths, sod was reeeived w th great applause. He said—Tire first no - lotion has bees pat into my hands t i loop er , and is as follows t —'t That It is ch. Stehle to extend the institotios if el tots to the waking elem.'. and to esgeaf up to the present lector, system a coon, t f ethic alien to be teenaged from the see of 13 yenta, at Whites it closes at pretest, to manhood, in order to remote working met in early lite for their future osculations, by the arquoioo of the souseary stleinmests, sod by the inculcation of rig - .' prie Cobs." I be re bees invited to be peewee here twiey, and to tilts a part is the lesugeration of the Welting Man's Camp.. I have responded with mach pl. &'n e to the ismit-tios of 7111, chairmoe, because I believe it in in this disatios, beyond ell relieve, in which the native ?Moor of mind and I emergy of chanyer which distinguish the people of this sesstry Can 1 . 4 most successfully developed. To me a m '- asbctus'eg phrw, we have ebnadseee of roe material of the very but gustily. The Question is, how may it he turned to the test accorost ? Now, I know it has Mien been mid that men have attained, at d do attain, to emit gems is tedious walks of life ; but the &roomette titter ell, is wood far nothirg *Mem they who we it coil i now Met watt toes mule have bees deteriorated by education Had Nudes tiosably have bees locked upon as a man of greet capacity end bowmen' poise, and it might even he seed, • firee whet a clever ass our nelphbour Is ae Nestle it, who sever received say educators." Had Watt sever loused ehtmlstry, or read whet Sleek bed written es the sub ject of latent hest and the protettiee of stem, we might bays bed to wa t logger 'or the improved Mess engme. New if there be say elms of perms whose 'almost it is to Meow what has begs elesady dose la their specialty it ie that of inventive mechanics. How many imitates. men have wasted their bur, their Inn/its, and their money fa discerning end perteitine whit bad been already disco• mired end toter clod over ',aim and again. I need not sp ak to yin her, of the bateau's's' and bettetir g isdoences of mental culture. They put it very lo a indeed who say it °eget to be esceuragoi busses it keeps you from the gin shop. So would a fit of sickness or a broken leg. It is somethieg better than Oft. Now It is sometime said by men who do so t well outsider what they say, that physical hinter icespacitmet a man fir mental exettion. You might Past as will sty Mot a mas's fingers get tired M emu he has walked • long &ranee. No • theft eilebett he a greater =titmice. To a man er gaged .11 the day in bodily ezettioo ft is a positive pl to sit still sad reed • book, or hoar a lecture, or limes to a piece of etude. The retools is obvious, be sits still Mc inn his nsureemi are fatigued, bed he reads or thisks beeline his naiad hat been um employed. All this, however, you know, and you do not regain to be told It. It oily, how. ever, be more listened's to you to leers what the Society of Arts in Load**, with which I Impost to be coesested. Is pureeing to do for the advisement of decease. We lamed, if supported by the good' plates of the °Poetry, and Decked op by the sere illation cf the 400 isetitutioes in solos with our society, to est oldish periodic Slailkinatinra, and at thus ezaminatione tt grant money prises, tMcod apenisomeets, when placed at our dispnsel— se is the ewe of Mots give. to as by ler. Jobs Wood, that liberal sad c mildest friend of odecatioe—and certificate.. New, some one may say, what Is the use of examieatioos ? mesaiaatiom will not teach a men—a man aunt have the knowledge brims be comes up for examination; and if he has it &tread,, how is ft bettered by petting es 'emir atone sod having bits of peter celled cortibeetes gives to h m ? New, I Willow/ ow. a ere, end I will make ft vie, ogre ash'. espyotitior. Beppu see of yes hod his pocket fell , grasser mace sugget. of flee gold from Asstrelle, end that be west abut the shops of the town, cffering his noggins he baser How maim of them, do yes thmk, be w told dispree of ? Why, perhepe, rot one. One sea would me I they were bra a, at ther that they were washed ever with geld, an r that they looked site, but Mee things we,. often delightful. But if we suppose ear friend With the nogg te to take them first to the mist, sad pi them damped as scv, reigns, w th oar b. ruins, Queee's lac. impress d no them, de you heogit• our (deed • °old hate say diHnslty is pen toe with them ? 1 rather think he wield, like moot ms, emphaio of the mere velli las to ilty with whir% be Wald do it. Just in the MI6. Wan. Mottos pots the stump arm • see, it tells yes whether be is pod or sem. Mau metal. His prize is his imago, his outificate is his topsumiptios. Again, we is &seater w.y, exessisaibm will filter identity. Lid fit mina. • mos t a have rattled prefomodly any soh jest, to have ma le himself a thorough nester of gay breach of kaowledge—llnw is be te have hi knowledge tested , NSW is he to Mt w that he is sot • am prefeader to know ledge ? It is a 1 very well le my that knowledge is its own teat reward. Bet why should we espect llamas sitars to be Won disinterested is the p r men than is the •etc h ? They do sot set is this way at the suivirtitise. The men who ties wished sad moulted home ledge, hat every legibly gives hies for nuking bb simehtkiswe knew.. I retire forget that oars of the meet wiedeal stateemmielses this coaatry ever pndased was (if my mown foes not de test,* me) • weave,. I Mean Th mat &WM.... TM preload sequireweets is the .orient memory end beets, of aOWO of the Yoltabire collies ef sequins, knowledge were far greater Mao at proses!, here heat made the satejest et philosophies' epees ia-soa. I earnestly tope that we la Ueda* shall bare the opprteeity slimed as of plactiag before the world the mints of rose of you, sad of rewarding by sobought sad cenureltaseable bosoms, your permit of knowledge under difficulties. (Loud applause ) Mr. W. B. FOZOTIS itIOCtIIII the 106010ti0O, sad Mr. J. HOPS Strew, tf Leeds, eapportird it. Ili 'impieties wee thee pat sad carried sucasissoasly. Mr. Gorr %oval the seemed resolutioa, briefly eapreisleg his cordial approval of, mid sympathy with, the ispetimeet eadertakee br Mr. Maori. The resolution erea— That as iestiestke be formed, t, be ksowa as the Haley Bill Working ltaa's College." Mr. Nifacinuotesoreraded the resolution, remarking th • the progress mode during the last 30 peon might en title the 19th ceritary It be looked upon meth* golden Alp of easewirm; for the hoilities end taproom, Wets the mods" of instruction offered to the lower dames, bad la a great degree resaavral the disedvanteige wider which the poor man stood, u c leper .d with the eich, is respect to the ac quirement of lueowledge. Mr. RICHARD Canna (who was introduo. d 1 y the Cheornian ea one of the t. Commit - elf of Pr ct.cal bleu " who were to have • supet;sttadesce c f the ww Intl tu- lion) sopyorttd the resolution, and "spewed his conektie.a the; the establishnent of iaetit•foos of this Cl•SI would afford an opportunity of reeipiwal inteteteree between tune who des-red to be height and those who were capable •-f teething, which mechanics' epithets" had not provided. (Aeolian.) The resolution was carried unenlmosalv. Tte CHAIRMAN thee called upon Mr. B. B. Wheatley, a pretense who heel shows the dap lateen he took in the ...lien of the laboteriag el.nes, sad his spar atoy with the ant degraded, by the ins - 1:stloa of reloiniatiry scl o la. (Cheers.) Mr. IVIIRATLIT (If Miefiele) was received with loud ap plause awl moved the forwent' twolution t. Tt at tt• re - Aniline be advertised in eke newspaper., in order to 'newton end p.OMOM toe formation of miler institution' ele-when." mt. oTAXIIriLD, NO lading tile Ilk felon, sees If W ' o'As rea.ions is reply to a steadies speaker, in viod,c .tioa of the coarse adopted by the ROMs Mechanics' Institution, the purchase of periooi :ale and the opening of a no we .rooss hov.og been forced upon it, la min to p the absolute decline of Its 'tins:time, sad the absence of pepalar Mi.- o.t. (Apple's , ) The resofatioa was carried saanimosely. Mr. 8141/3101111 moved the fourth resitutios That than fillowiag be appointed s general committee of sisnagesatut •o elect as esrestive:—Mince, Richard Carter, H. C. At kiss Barrowby, H. 8. Bare, R. &Mather, 1 2WO, Thomas Midgley, &edema, Lewis Child, Themes Cord irgley, Edwin Taylor, Themes Walker, John Dl'Laren, W fillies Cockroft. outage W.lens, Samuel Weintinsee, Jobs Haley, Dealel Dobson, and William Loa/bottom." The R•e. Mr. Hosts, etcondell, and 'he it.v. Mr. Otocsoos supported, the resolution, which was carried sitaaimossly. the proceedings Weimar d with a vote of thanks to the chairmen, passed with load icelansaionr. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 27.—APPMNTMENT.—Lieu. Vilma (sdditioosl) D. B. Ors (ISA), to the V.e:ory, 101, flag ship, ot Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, MACH 27. The Black Eagle, ateyaeht, retaroed from PLet land Reads I. to last night with the Pint Lord of the Admita.ty, Sir C. Wood, and the &aim Sea lard, Bear•Adminl SIT M. P. F. Bethel/7. They remained oe beard for the night, sad this monde, larded aid pecosseled to London by the 'rely *spur ware. The wto e of the gontoat thane Is 'spitted at the Motserbeak either to-night or to.mormw, with the dist. 'inapt ship. Colima% 80, and &ampere% 72. The War den?, 4, strew despatch vr. eel, ravaged to Spithead late last 81. ht from Pt r 'rad Road.. She tame into harbour to day to 8h up with o»I lo order to get the wlr le of rte gusto its ready by the 18th of April I'm the great in. %adios, iris reyorted the dockyard, have beta ordered to work two helm pit day extra. The steam entry , rt Victoria boa sailed to-nay to embark 800 ors for the Cnrata. _ _ _ Tb r !twist', ream tteeeport, baa bees orderol to•dty teetotal' 500 sea for the Crimea. The Tree, store *hip, has 'Lied V-iey fir the loath 031 tit of America with atone. T. Ch►roa, ►►row grutbrat, offload to frog Ills rstw..M. TM Couleur, 6, piddle his ate, Captein Cliff ,rd, hieing completed her refit, had her c spews "ICJ nted tt-day, and went oat of btrbovr, and joined the Baltic fleet. CHATHAM, limiest 27. The depot of the Net Regiment bee received en order from the Bone Oulu!" to proceed term eradiate !terrain to the tamp at Aldershott on Fraley, Anril 4, The de; of coasts , " of via compeatee, end numb. re 600 men of ell nuke. The besd-onarters ere stationed at the Pule" in Greece. LOCAL SHIPPING DUBS BILL A meeting was held at hisnebeeter, in the Mayor's parlour, Town-hall, yesterday noon, of the saunters of Mr. le,we's late bill kr aboliettog local dues on th , ppier, to order to erasers/en association to cooties* the agitatinn of th.s queetios, and ee to obtain the right appropeahon r f the Liverpool tows dies." The meting was numerous, and tee edingly influential. Mr. Turmas Bazhie, preside , t of the Manchester Chamber of Connives, presided is the abuses of the Melon, and there were peanut—Mr. mayor of Belford; Mr. IS they, mayor of Ashton; Mr Jaw s Kershaw, M.P., B,t John Potter, Mr. W. Held, Mr. W. K. Weeder, Mr. lee Mackie; Mr. J. A. Turner, president of the Manchester Commercisl AssociaCos ; Mr. Malcolm /Ices Mr. Wm. Rapier Wool. Mr Alderman Sootehieores, Mr. Hairy Asbw,irth, Mr. ThlsusPaitbsles, Mr. J. B. Taylor, and Mr. Mance, of /tattoo. Atter math isteres•her discussion the (Amain' resolution wet adopted: "That an eno:ietimt to ho called As es,o•istien t, obtain the right spilt priation of the Live.- pool t we do's,' be Low loaned for toe purpose mentioned in h.@ reeding resolution, and that th• support et the leadiog inatufseturers and merchants of this district, by suhaeup•lon and otherwime, be nhoi•el. That Alesender Henry, Bee , he cope Toted resident; Meese. H. M. Philip., Thomas Bailey. J. A. Turner, J. C. Haste, and Harp Hoelnserren, be the v,c, -mediate; Mr. John Plat, the treanter ; and that the toPowie g pentlemea form the com mittee of c mewl of the sea:dation, out cf which &tens 'fleabite shall to r °masted by the president, to be called the auntie eommi•tese, fir the purpc a: of conducting the business of the ■woeiaten." - • --• [Here fell roe 82 seam of islisential gouges's. of the tlllll sad district.] THE LATE THOMAS ATTWOOD. A meeting was held yesterday at birsiorrbaw, convened by the mayor (T. it T. Hodg.oo, Fog.), for the porpoise of devising tee best means of c immemoratica the public services of the late Mr Thomas Attwood, the tether of political seisms. The f lkwing outcast hem the circular kilned by his wonliip explains in terse sad gneefal sentences his two views on the sableet : t' I vests,, to hope for the 00-operation o' all parties sad a!1 alums in this attempt to do honour to the memory of oar late townsman. Whatever difference of capital. may 'elm es to the to!ioy of the measur: he aivocated and was inetrumeatal in eat Meg, there eta be no doubt that at a time of 'vat peril to the inetitotino• of the coastry, sad 'to public literty, he exercised tie Immense Whence be poesessed over the people in such • wise, temperate, and puled° , as to avert anareny, asd, amidst all the szeitessat of whb h he wee the contr., to maintain • dee force for law end order. I hope, there b re, dist this c +midi ration will fader* those who differed with him la politic; tr join with those whose opleions he reflected, tied who I Dope esquire so stimalas in doing ho. oar to the memory of oar illustrious emanates." The Mason presided at lb• meeting, which we; attended by many of Mr. Attwc , d's old friends, hat I. st,e Nitric ol Uaioa, and who, not alone for his public spirit sad disiaterntednee bet for his kiad•beaetednen sad tree genergity of estate, held his nesse i• affect - oasts remem brance. Attempt the speakers were Mr. Meets, MP. ; Mr. J.hn Betts, • settles reformer (ebo 'evaded Mr leiwood's gemination at his dial elecrion); Mr. William Mathews, Mr. Alderman Caller; Mr. George Edmonds, the Clerk of the Peace, &r. The (anomie' reselatioa was adopted : to That a committee be formed for the purpose of pro moting sad egaireaiag • meeting of the inhabitants of this borough •ad the midland districts of am kiogdrm, for the purpose of deeidiag epee the curette, of • suitable me i 'Burial to tea memory of the lee Thomas Attw 01, B q, sad that they be empowered t 3 invite the attendees* anis maps Mien of npreueet•t vet of the people from all the boroaphs is &tilted sod Wale*" An tangeatial committee was appointed to e•rry oat the above resolutioe. lab) iEnttiligentr. NOTICBB. moll coon or CHANCKRItt oo PEWIT Ruler Tam. 1614. Bm me Lam Casscapa —At Ilecoirealas Apra 4. Tip First beel : Anna maim ed appe/s. S. Pettame me appals. 7.1, 5. Appals. P. TM Mem! heel : Appeal 'sown sad swop 14 1 aid 14. Appals. Mater Tens, 1$ 4.—At Weeta lslle ileer— Aped P. Appal asame ead 6 19 6018 - At 1 0 181 4=—A Mame mizarke. 17, 11,14. 3 11 Sael maim sr aill 2, 141 red 11 =. . 7. 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Modem md mere. pier. 6. Plese, dentarrerr ri 'Mem mom Mies. aed bulbar dleceteme. 3. Peddlers, came sad ideas, sad pewee . 6, end 7. Mess, deem. rem ereepekme, mum Mime, aid Mr* Wm A. Mo.lete. Naler.—Cleleas *I to pied le Me yam slue. short ream La, re me Mazda, la preeedem et Me Weed pagr. ACCIDENT ON THE EMSTENN COUNTINS RAILWAL —As se i lent o stirred on the Heater. Conmt.es lies on Wednesday whims p tad Priam Albert umbel; the Peep at Csiebeeter os that day, as he latemtied to htve dome. It bed been ulrgraphed to the Tarlatan *tattoos that the Prinee would peas dews Cs lime between twelve cud ose iNdsolt. Two or three . rriape of the parbasentory depilate's, however, got St the rail., / com shoo losousg ?b e Chdoilbei stalks, at that pert of the lin. wt ere the works 11, Pig ea he the Rbyal Apinitbr.l Society's enettiov, 11111 MPS MPS lila dat sane. on. of theta t 'tramp over, bet amp, i being burled down the steep ago balliaa painsarre Went much shames, bet noose, IMP serbsealy hen. lataentation of the matter ass .eat W Leeds., sad the ropy wee that the Princes Journey was is eimasquess postpaid. [Advartionisst.l—AT ML Mimes ESTAELISII we*. IMMO Ms ',lntaglio lb tadmirilaress, .ad (.pane, "Pm, see Waal a al, fil alla maasieetares. le Weehdneme. tiseetnpep„ ensomeer .4, 1 plana..— -- - - limadmierm mai Tea. = " lramm. Rim% Itals•bm. Stoupkil=b• te a:. •••••••••••il. ail es • ••••Ow inn et wren... It Se Ws a Mow Me opene. •1114 me • miss al mars THE =MBA FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1858. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CHICUIT.—KINosrox, MARCH 27. ft/MU ■L LION ALDIMOM WAD • moat. JVIT. HURST V. THI SOUTH IASTIRN RAILWAY COMPANY, This gm an an oa to tom.* dim g * fir saj..ir a **- calved by so Imo:teat alleged , o bat* been caused by tba atgl race of the defendants' servants Mr. Bo.id, QC.. Mr. Loeb, ard Mr. _ - air. air. Lash, or d Mr. Honyeas, were eruarel tor the fa;o.iff ; Mr. B James, Q.C., and Mr WO. nett, appeared fir the Aria Euarn C., t paoa, The &violent that wet the outiret of inquire t.. , k pl leo in Deeeisber lett, at the Now Cr. . station of the Nona Lent line. It will la r: atembend that f, emitequease of the negligence of the siva milord at the switches the plats were not in a proper state, and the troin was in osidquene toured t if the line is the siding, lel am, it came lot . al taloa with some empty Offliol/01. Tee plaintiff, who la the o itt da of a anemia' yowl, Wei 0011 Of the pa e>agen, and be named wrty severe tri;elrifl, a I ortioa Cl bone beep taken tr mOf e of cis legs, and ose of WI fort baring become pa ralysed ; and, anordtna to the 'medical evideaer, it is s.ry doubtful whether he will ever reamer tie sit or it. Mr. Janus addressed lb* Jury in geniis' ios of damages, sad The leaned Jedge h•iiog e•meoed •p. the jury, after • very ►port delibtrauoti, /etyma • ootchtt f.r the plaiotilf ; dualisms, 7601. THOMSON O MN soura LAMM 'AMWAY COMPANY. This maul action of a shells ch ranter to the lest Mr. M. Chwalbtre, (LC, Yr. L. h, ant Mr. 1.1 were for the p'aintiff; Mr. B .I.thmet, Q C., Mr. Q C., and Mr. Woollott, ref remitted the mop ny. Tte plaintiff in this settee was • hig ly respected'e young lady, vrt o at the time if the accident bee the massgesest of as satessiss ministry c• tablishotent at Wdlbgh rd, in "hail is The ato . dest taturred on the creniog et the 12:h of tlettestur near Reading, and it psared that while the train •as on it, way to that pima au engine come Is as email,' d resits urn the elms lies of TAW, whither wiilti•iy or nut woe nevi r a °attained, am the driver was hailed, and there was sever soy suisteetery eaplmatioaof the matter; the eonsequeoes was thai • Ea. et (*oval occident cent. red, zany of the carriages of the pm eogi Miele being liter illy metaled 0 atoms. The an tortunate youeg lady, who was is one of thus, received sat serious iajeries ; ohe kept her bed for four swaths end, me cordir g to the evidesce el the surgeons who &Saadi d her, world either, is an pia bahility, be posited, restored 0 h. When the evidesee had been patty gone into, an striage seat use made by which the delenneats collected to a vodka for the same amount of darnel/et ma in the last case, tamely, 7601. Them cases tot ended the balite% of the assizes. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Boomur, )(Lacs 26. XONANDAD V. SATI Counwl for plaint ff, Messrs. Smith and Maynard ; for defendant, Mr. Collier. This was an seven to recover &napes for the eels of dis eased sheep by dthedaet to plaint ff, oa warraaiy th.t I th-y were sound Pla'seilf pinta. d eleht sheep of de feudist in floptinsb. r, 1864, and soon after* Ards dist tinted they were diseased. He remonstrated wi h &fondant for a. Lieu him the c jawed she, p, when defennast eel Iced that !he sheep were all rich he eking- in their ippear.nee had t .ken place in e ra.liquesee of bele g .ra• af. reed from bed to/col keep. Seven of the 'beep were eventually sole bs 7i 1.. Sd., but las they been sound end in good condi tion they would have Welled 82s. or 33e. ea. h. Dttenthust contended that he with the sheep, and 'hot they were la a sound condition when they wen sold. V. rdlot for defendant that there woo BO warranty; but found for 'Aslant!' diet the sheep were unsound • hen mold. AND VIVI IP. HOSKIN° AND WIPIL-DWANLA PION OP CNAIIACTII. Menke. Smith and Coleridge wore commit At' t`.e ff., sad Mr. Cole for dirioadast.. The parties in this act on are farmers, residing at a ail lase calkd Twigless. sear the Lead's Bad. In January last Mrs. Trembatle bad ber p :ekes ticked in the market place at Pealinfe, and Well Of tlll by Me.. He king speakiag to two f °limiest% on the sat jest. Shortly .f sewer& Mr.. Hoskiag made a most stalievine statement affecting ills cha racter of Mrs. Trembetr, to the effete. 'het Mr.. Treethath a 4 .hies a boy's j ithet from the stop of Mr. Dowels. draper, of Penzanee, aad she hal ken hi r going away with two police:two, who bad found the *hot in Mr.. Tress tosth'a basket. The prom to *bon Mr.. H slang sods the etatoment la questioa exprelsed bet disbelief is the rammer, to chick Mr.. Hooking replied, te Hold poor tongue ; money will do a great de.l." At a sable soot p. nod Ms. Rookies way said to hay* stat.d to another pesos that Mrs. Trembeth had stolen foothills acme time previotoly, and her ( plaintiff '.) father had a ray 604. to settle the matter, sod the auto mosey would get her off sow so well as then. Me. Meshing abetted the ramour by addiag—"l Wok the feathers were 11 , 01111 tlsht years ago." Ibis was the 'amine wh'eb eme.titeted lb. libel in gayeties. A namb , r of witaesses were ezamised foe the defense, who tall coniredisted the plaietilre statemses, elites,/ that oiling was said of stubsp feathers, sad a s o •k wr otatabobto wen otely the reiteratin of rumours made by other pewits, sad wire sot isolated by Mrs. Hosting. The case hay op lasted several boars, the jury eventually Geed hes the plaistiff, without damages. DAZING 3OkOLARY. Joscpb Quktsl l , 16, was ind:cnd ter buritlerleasly enter ing th • dwelling bones of Willies abated', at Cushing, on the 25th Jane last, and stealing a chair covering, sod a'stwithoottiogait stabbing the said William Staked, etas latest to do him rose toiily hare Boni entitemeat was produced in court by the y °whilst apt engine of the ir'scaer who was slimmed with inch a seri , as offer ce. It p pp •ered that oa the east of lb. 25-it June prosecutor was ,rased Iron his sioneen by a twin he beard in the boon; as polyp( down stain be sow tre prism,, wane' awards Ins' a with a lighted candle. Prnecator caught held of him, aid them we a straggle between them. Oa s light beteg bombe, prolocutor took the primmer into • room, who thee mapped a pistil at him, bat which did aot go ofE Proweater esteemed "Mardi r," when priontr attacked Wm with a half*, sad indicted several severe wooed' apes him. The prisoner was eveattally secured, when he said he had broke* iats the house to get money. Oa the prisoner was toted two pistols loaded with until pilot and a knife. Primary had entered by the warehouse window ia frost of the rem sm. There was a coosidentele quantity of blend on the door of the Moll. Death recorded, bet which simply implied impiisonment during her Majesty's pleasure. The prisoner had eicapsd from ' custody co • peeve:rye charge. Jots Betty, 23, and John finatkridge, 16, were charged with seethes 1 cwt. of tin, value 2i. the property of Wm. Bray sad Joseph Stoats's, oa the 19 h January last. It append that the prosecutor wee the brother of the elder /unmet end brother-la-law of the younger, all of whom reddest is the perish of Luntlisa, and wen muting spots, Samples of the eve found fa the prisoner' tamer nen weresaid to correspond with the ore, a portion of which had hem stolen from the prcestaitore. Ti. primates, now ever, mounded that the sample prodeeed corresponded with the ore in a anise with which they were monecied. Thvy we,., however, both found Guilty, and sentenced to live calendar months' imprisonment. THI MAID= IT • 01111aN LIGIONART. Bent Hansen, 34, deemib►d in the ealeadu as • heckles weever, late • ao:dier m tt • Oerm•o Leasoe, was then paid at the bar, et erect with the wiiful murder of Charles Jacobi, at Maker. _ _ Coaseel for the pi weenthis, Yuan. Coleridge and Yong', for the pritoeer, Yr. Steak. The teats of this ease have lately appeared at considerable kaith in the Napvst. Tne prisoner and the deceseed sae, Jacobi, were pi inlet is the Jager regiment of the Oarsmen Legion. 'the lag nos the deceased was seen was is e .ensisey with the pri . . Boner, *boat eight o'clock at night. Tlit4 ;were also e r a so in company by no or tbrn won sees, ringing tame Iron six to eLght o'clock, after which no use ever saw the men Jacobi ans. Both putties were macs tirozieeted when lest seen, sad pi inner was ems, Jag • large atlas ander big erot. The neat morning the corps of the man Jacobi wee bound in a field, with fractur.• end coonsions shoat the bead ; near the corpus, in a hedge, a large stone was Lund with blo xl and hair epos it, and also a mili tary cap, the prisoner hewing lost his. The pet miner re tuned to his barracks on the night the murder was committed, loan sitar the now bonr—he onstat to have been in the barracks at 8 o'clock. whereas he did not reach than WI 12 o'clock, and then in a most ended man There wits a groat deal of blood is his hands, and his sloths. were stained with blood. Prisoner was asked on ciffarent escasion to rennin for the bloo I, nu be gave two acwounts of it quite inconsistent with each other—omen mum not at all probable or likely. On another occasion. before toe pod *seer could be as all aware of toe de a:b of Jacobi, if be had been innocent, he said, .1 did nut kit Jacobi." This wee said in reply to a statement which lad no reterean what ever to the death of Jacobi, and the prisoner had no reason annoyer to Nippon be was charged with the crime. Wittiness were called who proved these facts, and one also epees to the altered demeacoor cf prisoner when be returned to the guarc-rrose an the night of the murder. flit waded wes quite different trim what it usually wee when he wee drank; he acutely spoke, and looked quits wild, and when they spoke of Jacobi, he cast his ohs on ground. Oa the following Nit ruing be neither ate nor drank. Mr. Stook, for the reform., made so able speech, eons meatier/ on the isaprobabd:ties of various portions of lb. evidence. HIS Loriship then summed up, asd Th suit e jury, alter lira hours' deltberstion, rammed • radio' r y G. The Juege, amidst soot j rofosuid aireato, delivered taupee of di ale in the uscal fore._ The trisoner ITres nnciaig;tete7lthroughont the proceed logs, end on hie *tette** hi. o suntenance turned exceedingly pale, and ha wee ranoved seituatitg nil inno cence of the charge. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—BaaI ST. EDMUNDS. Maicu 27. ))FO)) Cllll7 SIMMS lIIVIII. The basiom of the anises for Suffolk was clerludad at a late hour last evening, af.er the dispatch of the report which appears under this head in the Eaprus to-day (thursaey). CHILD MORDIR. Emma Matmtt, a merrird woman, was charged with Oa wilful murder of her male infest, st Me;laud, on the 29,11 of Fs musty. Mr. Couch appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Ducat, at the request of the learned jaege, undertook the defeats of the prieGner. . . . . . . . The prewar is the wife of • labouring man at Nsylaad, and f. r some time b tore the 29 its of February bait been oh served by her neigaboun to be in the family way. She did not deny teat she easements*, and stated that: he expect-d to be confined to May. Oa the often-soon of the 29 k of February she sent for Mrs. Pressney and Mn Oakes, two of her neiebbsuis, and requeeted them to clean up the house. From whet they oteerved, Mr. Fenn, a 1 teal serreon, impressed his convieti in ' after en earning her, that an had been dedvered of a child. Bhe at first denied it, bat afterwards opened a box and pro deiced the dead body of en infant, which she said was sta ture. It was a ful.-grewn child. but had sustained seem injuries on the head. Tke priccipil questions for the jury were—first, whether the chili was horn alive ; and st co od ly, whither the injuries obeereed on it were inflicted mien. tionally ter accidentally. The medical evidence was, there fore. 'spookily important. Mr. keen, surgeon, wee esarained, and having des.ribed the island on the brad, the state of the lungs, butt, etc., he give it as his opinion, termed atter a mod Lintel ii - 'mitigation that the child had been laid down, and direct violence applied to the left side of the bead. Toe injuries might have been caused by the old' brick found by the polioe in the hoes* with Wood and hair • upon it. The prisoner emit, d that the blood and hair were those of • rabbit which the bad billed, bat he (Mr. Fens) had °acidly sustained them within nsicroie the., sad found they presented a marked difference to those of a rabbit. On the whole, be was decidedly of opinion that the child was born city., and came to its death by violence. Mr. Dances, another surgeon, gave similar evidence. He hemmed death wee c mused by part of the patina! bone ee ng driven into the tr dn. The it juries were too great to have been produced by • fall. Further evidence w. s given to show that the priaseer Fat not provited any baby clothes, and Pickies, a county police constable, produced a shelf, brick, and piece of wood, which had bees alluded to in coarse of the trial. Mr. Desist, for the definer, remarked 'tingly on the absenos of any appestat motive for the made r. It was as undoubted medical fast that many women were affected in the most estreoedieety way, not only durieg their °wane meets, but Merles the whole period of gestatioo ; and per haps the prisoner, safferia.c seder intense arrony, and un st•esded by say sae, might have accidentally end uninten tionally injured the child. BIN appealed to have behaved with decency and propriety in all the relations of life; her husband *seems to have been fund of her, and it was no torious to all the gossip. of the neighbourhood that she was enceinte; what reason thee, was there to Induce her to murder bar own offeterbig The Chief Judea, fa ramming up, said her wee sue the jury would be oily too glad to take this mermrul View of the eel*, bat there were unfortonat,ly some very series. facts *gaunt the prisoner. Li the jury believed that the child was tif re alive, and that the oaf 'finnan, prisoner killed it, then whate ver might be tr e CAlleglierins they mast find her guilty of mutter ; if they thought that it was horn dead, she would be guilty of the offence of eoncealieg the birth. At the same time they mast not find bar guilty of concealing the birth, in order to escape the resp.issitatty of lading her guilty of murder. The levy, alt-r a sheet deliberation, returned a verdict of Wolfri Nattier against the prisoner. Ine Chef Jetties, in paining sentence, said his duty was most painful, but at the same time plain and simple. It would reit with others, in whose hands the mercilol prom gaily* of the crown was vented, to take the prisoter's ease oersefier iato consideratior ; he could only pass epos her the awful sestet:ice of death. _ Ibe prisoner, who had soft rod throughout the proceed lop from a It of trembling, to which, it was said, she loss smotiausgy ss)'jest, bout, the driai esotesn, wolco was proommeed is the usual wime, without makiog soy suf.- patios, sad waa removed is $ kiss of stops. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE. George Frederick Milers's, late cf Biehopegate-street Without, was brought before the Lord Mayor epos a wax rasq charging him with having r. moved, concealed, and ear tussled pert at hie estate sad effect., to its mount of 401, with latest to defraud hie creditors, he having been dull adjudged a beekrupt. Mr. Dollar's stprared for the prontation, Mr. Ham phrts for the putter. Mr. Jtho Wrtsbt, clerk In Mr. C. maiseiouer Gaul boots% oma, nrodecet the whole of the proceedings is th banktupter f Georg Pralthick Lillie, ap, if No. 21, Bettis -jmr-elreet Without, who wo adjedued a bankrupt on the nth of April loft, ae from that day. The order made ' by the Coanireioeer op the 6th of March inst. to Formren* the barb . a . for the ammulemeat of pert of bit effects to the vales of 104 mid upearda wee alio produced and mad. Mr. Bdwr-d Pins said-1 was moistest to Mr. Lilliotap, the Makeup?. He wee adjudged a reakrupt at the end of April last year. Teo or Ana days before the athetenger of Ibe Coast of Bashreptey CM* is, the basurupt removed from his remises several articles of tern it on (p+rticulan states). These artklse wen of tht talus of 404 Hs hid dins again after he was aide s boakrapt. Mr. Masepittp did sot objrct to the request of Mr. Dollsaa to the lard Mayor to adioars the cam, Massimo for hare, on the put of hie about, t.. give in bail. Mr. Denman mid he would submit the proposition to the aaueseee, by whom he was employed, end Ike Lordship said he would have so objection to take two MUMS , is 601. sash, sad the prisoner ta 1001., if the al eoutisted. lr:r e riteser was that reateadod. WlUtam Howell was charged with having hen la the derelliag-hoe-e et Mr. Byre, a hawed victualler ie Fee ' olthrels.street, sad harks stoke 18e., and other moseys and I Foods, sad with bevies blokes oat of the prersiete at 12 o'clock la the night nt the era* day. Mr. Byard said—Oa the evades of the 18th of February I sow the prisoner ismy tap roan with a former pot-boy of seise. I went into the tep-ram about 10 o'clock and mined the prisr•er and his eampsaite. I west to bed a little before 12 o'clock that night, and at about ten minutes to one o clock I came down end found the till bad been opened, that some money, all lin farthings, eon a number of stsispe, bad been taken out, and I called is the police. There was no one these, but I found my front door open. My wife had plated about eighteen shillings in the cupboard is the bar Is my presence borers we went to bed, and 1 mimed them has the esp. board. 1 had looked to our front door before I went to bed, sad it wee all safe, sad I saw that it had been spelled tress the !wide. I made inquiries sad went to Woolwich. but could not lad the prisoner. After the polies came is I azsansed the premises, and found the shoes produced on the table in my partner. They have tbe an.. of Welker, No. 40, on them. I bat locked up the bet before I went ter bed, end I found • window had been opened into the bar. Monger (564) said—l took the prisoner into custody, and told hies it welt for •robbery et the Elephant, in Fenchurek mutat. lie said he did nut knu . that house. I took him to the station-house, and I tried the boots produced on him, end found they elderly fitted him. 8 Ntehrlaon (694) I was called in on the night of the 18th of Fetwomy by the landlord of the Elephant. I saw the boom produced, in t h e valour, and found the name of Walker on them. I alterwarJe went to Wo. , lecch and made inquiries,end found the prisoner was known as James Wae.r there. Hobbs, a corporal in the Royal Marines, stationed at Woolwich, said—l have known the prisener by the same of 1 W■lker. He deserted from our corps about the 16th of February last. I am 'Loehr shoemaker of the rripmenr. The boots produced were brought to me to be mended for him, and they were mended under my direction and re turned for delivery to the pr Boner. The name iceide is the writing of ens of our men. There was no other man of the came of Walker at the same time I had these boots from his. Cr ne examined by the yr:.oner—l am ante yea braight thee' hoots yeunelf to me to be mended. The human of the Elephant confirmed hie tauten's ac count. The prisoner, who is hut 19 years of age, was stated to have enti-t.ct in two or three regiments, and to have been convicted of a robbery and !imprisoned for twelvemonths on one occasion, on aro her, nine. He was committed for trial. A watch sod clockeasker of Cheapei le Informed the Lord Mayor, foi the benefit of the public, that thieves were going about sad plundering by stating ths► they were directed to esti for elotka to be opened to houses winch the owners had jest left to go to boohoo. GUILDHALL. Puedele Blcw Popo, a b .y 13 years of age, wu charged on remand with bri anion open • cub-leoz and 'teatime therefrom bills of ezchsogs to the vela, of 10,0001., the property of Mr Paris Sineoidcs, merchant, of 3, Coleman street-buildings, his emplayer. He was also charged with attempting to set fire to too minim s. Mr. Po: said h, was de-red by Mr. Biranidee to soy that he wished the primmer no berm, and, if possible, he should pr ado prefer tea: his worshp would deal with the cue summer ly. Aldermen Flouts Paid it was fur cerium a we for bier to deal wish. He must send it for trial. The prisoner was thin asked in the usual way if he had awytbirg :0 say in answer to tie charge, and be replied " I did not set Bre to the hoo•e, nor did I take the papers s or break the ds sks open. 1 did not go cows stasis stealthily. I hare nothing wore to say." Committed far trial. BOW-STREET. My. Thomas FranciskichLrsTairmang man now erne tislag as an anoroty in gouthamotor -buildings, was placed at the bar [store Mr. Henry, charged with d.f audios his late emp oytr, Mr. Jams. Fluker, o• 10, Syrsood's-inn. Mr. beltantioe conducted tie proneutioe, and Mr. Haw kins tee eetence. The defendant was form ey an articled clerk in thr p•osecia oe's aMee, and during the absence of Mr. Fluker ID the long vacation of 1854 wt s entrusted with the aridnet f certain transactions in cmcesion with the affairs of the Oandls Union Br, wing Company. Shortly alt• r this the I fondant lett his situation, end had since comenscesd prac tice in the neighrournimi i f t3e proncatcr's offices. It wAs acted that the re had b. en visit int aid serious differ- env@ Mtween them; and delendant's counsel attributed to lOU circumstance the sitsged discovery by the ptheecutor, only a few days sthoe, of the dishonest sot now charged against him ; but, on the °Air hand, Mr. Picker denied ell animus in the matter, de claring that the tesna,c^ot in question snip came to his knowledge three dal s ago, when his b ohs ant pip . re were being examined. lie then die yen d, for the Hest t ime, that the defendant appropriated 261., by deducting that amount from • sum of 3001 which he had been dirated to p,y etc Meier'. Dixon and Co.', bank—the amount deducted being a claim fur lot rant tee iced by the defendant, but never *cc muted for to his enarley.r. The &testiest*. receipt for i this sum was put in, b.t if rer4 difficulties arose in the proeecution of the case, m e sequence of the absence of • Mr. Hatton, who was c. noeeted with the brewing company, and had they p erred "1 , r pecuniary reason," It having been shat , d, I °wirer, that the oh-tacit, could be removed by the evidence of other witneues, who might be summoned to attend on &tutors dsy, the examination woo deferred for a week. _ . . . _ The defendent adonitt:d b.bail, himself in 2001., and two sureties of 1001. e ch. _ _ A mince soldier iu the 96•11 Regiment r f Foot, mimed Getrge Nolan. was charged with stealieg 101 from Ser geant Clam, of thr s me regiment The i risr ner and the se:want lodged in the nme room. The prosecutor stet t t sat one night, and on returning to his apartment the neat morning mined two 61. notes from his toe. The prisoner was ausdected and given into custody, and subsequently, by the mediate of Sergeant Smith, of the dn. aim force, one of the missing notes WAS traced. He found that the prisonir hsd purchased a pair of to.tt of a Mr. Lewis, of Briwer-street, Golden- square, tend, nog a 61. co's is payment, whith Mr. Lew is gi.t changed at a neighbou!'s, named Cribb. Mr. Henry &nod Lewis if he put any questions to the prisoner rest et:ting the note ? The witui so replied that he did, and poisoner told him that the 61. cote wee part of some arrears which had been paid to him at the W. r-uffice for Crimean seivice. Mr Henry said it • ould be very desirable of tradesmen and others •hor.e.ived notes in this way waald require Persons tendering them to write their names and address oa the back. No honest per oo w is refuse to do this. Mr. Lewis said he gecerally did to, but the prisoner's statement about his eeee iees in the Crimea disarmed Mr. Henry—l suo is's. he has Tin prosecutor—Oh no, sir. He is in the recruiting Mr. Henry (to the prisoner)—lt Is very disgrsetful to you to make thin false reprisentations—seekirg credit f alleged services in the Crimea, when you have never Is ft the country. The priacaer—What would bo the we of as chrps in the remelting OH Tie!, Jour worship, if we couldn't hi' a lie CT two? Ito only by lies that we con do anything. There's to recruits to be got witlviut lying. Mr Henry—That earnse will act avail you in this case, Pr you were not recruiting when yam told Mr. Lewis the falsehood about the arrears due to you for Crimean services. The pr goner, who did not deny the ebsege, was cm. witted for trial. SOUTH WARK. Mary Howard was charged with stealing apwaide of three hundred sovereiges end half-sovereigns, the property of her master, Anthony Mating. The grofecati r, a nip Lard-working man, said he resided with hie three children at No 9, Nelson-square, Birmondeey. Tin prisoner had been his servant since the death of big wife. He bad for many years been sesistant t Mn. Connelly, the bookseller and ne• swot at the Brightca Railway Station, end had by attending to his business lived shout three hundred and fifteen sovereigns and half sovereigns, which he locked up in a boa in his beams= He saw the money safe en 'tuesday evening st sin o'clock, when he locked the boa and put the key in his pocket. Ou Wednesday night, when he retuned, he found that the pri soner had tactile house, and his suspicion being roomed at her diappoarares, he went to the boa, found that it hod been brokers opus, and all the gii stolen. He isnmedienly pave information to the who., and in the morning de spatched his children in ditterect directions in search of her, wren she was discovered in a railway carriage at Bastm square, about to depart ler B rmitighem. Mr. A'Beekett leaked him how be came pothered of so mush money 7 He replied that it was the herd earned savings of him self and late wife for more than eighteen gars, and it had nearly hedien his heart when he round it all none. Mr. A'Beckett here asked the palmier whether she wished to ask this witniee any questions ? She replied, no ; she end teas it. George Petry, police constahle, 376 8, said—He woe on duty at the Banos-sonars Railway Station that morning, when the prosecutor's daughter came up to him and pointed out the primmer, who was siting in one of the railway carriages, as having robbed her father of sparer& of 3UOI. Tie prisoner had taken a ticket for Birmiodiam, and the trait was about to end. bat he took her into custody, and brought her direct to •ho Bermondsey p.slior-station. He told her that she was charged wish robbing the grotetnittr of 3001. in gold, but she made no answer. Bliss D..ve the female aesr.her at the Bermondsey Po lies -stenos, a id she wee coiled in by the inspector to arch the prisoner On her person she toned twelve sovereigns, fin half sovereigns, and 1/. 16•.9d. in silver. In a boa that she had witness also found am tug her wearing apparel a large quantity of sovs reigns and half sovereigns, which she handed over to the i.e: e.t rto count. The venom said nothing else, but that she took it because he was us. kind to her. Sergeant Reid, the acting inspector at the Boricoadsay Static-a-house, said he cutated the grid, sad foaled it to coosist of 179 weavings, sad :62 holt worseeigas, atakiag, altogether, food oa the prisoner, 276/. 6e. 9.1. Alleckatt asked sebethir aarthiag had boon wow tallied of the teratiader Sergeant Reid nplied in the argetive. as the pollee kid not had estiment time to make inquiries Mr. A'Beekett meurdiagly reminded the primmer for a weak. CRYSTAL P, SHILLING DAT, MAILCX 27.—Mmesicar ne eyast. 2,299; ditto by essiis bake% 416; tom; Asit3ra, 2,716. COTTON. —l.lvnroot, Maori 27.—Tbe market closed firmly for Americans between 4d. and 61a., end duly for 5.4. per lb. eadallea, Prise are the same as 1.4 week. The sales are :-7,060 Wee, 1,000 on opeadattoo, comprising Ina Paeans and Maranham, at told. to 7d.; 700 Egyptian, at bid. to ed.; 600 ikuat, at 4id. W 40.1 and 60 Oes Wands, at le. to le. 7d. per lb. Import In tae wetk, .0,00 balea COTTON GOODS —lforescrrra, Msace 27.—Thers has been • Moderate Wetness done In Cloth Mr bole and with the orders In hand for future delivery or shirting*, nuidepollams, Ina jeoczat and the demand springleg up, soasufectorms are able to fell prices. Buyers are merrthelese acting with much caulk x find. log Jut foreign =ruts re pond Out slowly, if at all, to the demand for antra prices. According to the estimate of Mews. Oca. Truer, NOD. and Cempsay, yens are now Id. per lb., sad India shirting, 9.1. to leid. per pees dearer than la October, sod It will readily be con. Ceived that this is to that's bar to the rapid extension of baleen lit the merest. of India, when bare in the meantime received large supplies of cbesper goode than c.n now be ob.ained here. There la still acme buentes in long ems for Atex.ndria, nod the home trade booms continue well ...TOM with metre from the °cowry. In yam there is only a moderate berme*., and no change on prima. WOOL.—PeaDHMD, kissers 27.—There is s quiet butete►dy basi. Dees traWialing in • rah department of out trade. The prices of combing not Jr ere kep up with &mown, errs eieUg since the farour. abie secomts of peace, and the correspondisg advance asked on yarn sad pieces be. relliCkaUy to be acceded to. THE LACE AND HOSIERY IRADEP.—We appeartohave beea led Into error last week reir.rang the sate of the bobtin net trade; for it would seem that this meantime ihteiest, which may be arid to coustitt te ttr very foundation of our litewm thine operations, and la snot mil to have a 'spits' of not Jere than two 'editions sterling em. belted in machinery. wren ietuilly making at • km or without • Profit. utierod DO onsolsint, anti must be onsidered well entitled to the adaintthe id the marker, in which we have Wren sesured, hew. ever, there is nab!!! g to justly the apnlicotios of the term ••extra. ordinary," suntan , to n+ by a corm,: indent. At the time time it met elec. be °Solved, t►at tie retest acto ity hey manifested itself not ro mush in the piste ma• a• in re fancy branches of the trade; and bete, the elite of empeyeciest, *spiraled in o recent pater to I seise from the de-Ire t , take young imams Into the warehouse to mrinte the ',twine scalloping. and drawing departmeate, instead of giving out the work a• heretofore, bas been any brisk— Indeed, it is fain that fur want of hanna of this deemoption orders are knows to have then ceipatclied onfiniebed. We are speaking, how. ever, eorapinatimeiy of he past, for in the present week, the interne,. tan of the easter ho alms and the mate of the weaber, which far more reseinh'er , Cheistheth Moe Eater, have in:couple d hairless very orund , rably ; many of the with having been awed for three day., and ethers thettal.y. Torre is one claw of work ankles rapid progress in Nottingham• lhe work of Ds by is anw to • cociaiderse ble extent done here: end the rthent etrldesmade in the introductka of silk throwing in Notaghene bale teen theorem. The hosiery houres are bay • ring up ad. remalm•g over, hut have likewise esnerienerd the ho his; interruption of business; and complain of the influence of the wit her, and the pr••tracted uncertainty regarding the pram nrguttati,n. • unseollrg preathwe which they lied tees flattering themeelees were very lair.- Nottarighantshire Guardian. CORN.—Brawnionan, Olsson V.—Gloucester market, on the 220 d, cloned M. p r quarter lower for wheat; at Worcester, the fame day, a reduatiou o . Si per quarter was reluctantly submitted r r. Barley r gain rather darer. Data unaltered in value, with an int. proved demand. Beans and oyes still tending downwards. During the present wick few loath tenons are reported in wheat, as holders will not give war nearly to [net utert of tholesdir g markets. Barley quite AA dear. Data foutol bitters is retail, at memo. rates. Benz Is. per quarter thane. Nothing &ins In pen. At Wothaaampton, yesterday, there was a abort tip ly of wheat ma prices only aave way stout la. per qu incr. At this day's market there wee s abort supply of were: which found buyers rerdtly at fully last weeks mums, sad in tome notances le. per quarter advance wan obth.oeda Fine inky 10. ter quarter dearer. Oslo Odd slowly, at the cerrecry of this day ee'r.nlithr. Beano and pate did/cult to &spree cd. Dnue lissco 2'.—Wo hod a large supply of .heat; at lb* opeoirg of tlic m wt.% tn. trade VA. am, dull but beton. the close • Pod toistn.as was r^w. at • reductlon of hilly 2.. per qr. on last vrees's prices h. be t barley, whim wag any mato., was In per qr. lower, but ',intim' sushi*. ware in g .01 demand, at fully lot week's price.. In cry, besot and pea nn alterailos Wheat, tat red, 795. to VS..; unddlior, .9.. to 72.... islarior, 48a. to 393. Barley, 335. to 42a. 29a. to 111 s. bane, 11s. to 511.. Peas, San to 51s. Poor. fine, per sack, 112 s. to 335.; seconds, 49.. to 53.. MARCHEATZR, MARCII 27.—there in/ a good attendance at our market this mono.", and wheat was in lair demand at hilly the rates obtainable on this d.y re'onight F our met a ;retry sale than of late, at • &mitten! Is. r-e suer. Oats and oatmeal were in limited request without m iteriJl change in value. kagliah beans firm, but Egyptian mutt be nutrd le. to 21. per qr. lower. Bare, steady at full prices. NIWAII, Matey At this day's market there was but II eery small supply of wet-at, and the lapin lor , it ne woo at .Mly last week's I rims. in some instance. a rise of la. per qr. taking p ace. Foe barley aka; there were hut tea lump,.. eliciting. which mot Ni the trod; that was ease to he st to advance in price. For oats and beam no alteration. 'the tolOwing are toe pries of grain. —Wheat, white, its. to Sas. red, 735. to 7.5. Barley, rks. to 425. Oats, 3Cs. to 325. Beau, 53a to t7a. Naweeay, Masai -Our supply of wheat was only equal to the local derma& eonaequen.ly there was no quotable alteration from laterite.. Barley in modeme supply, and late prise. cup ported. Oats, Swans, and peas, • ull ; anti the turn in fescue of tne . • - • • I:mnrizioa, MARC/I 27. With a short supply of corn the trade is not much 1 ewer. Wheat fa 2a. per qr. lower tkau last week, but the ale to slow. Bodmitnien, Masco 213.—There was a good rupoly of grain in the market to.day. nem heavy for alt kinds, and priors mme•erably down for wheat, eats, and beim , . bb heat on the :op is. down, add on the Manage 4e. down, Barley on the top same no last week, and os the oversee ad. down. Oota on the top la. down, and on the average Se. bd. down. Beane on the top 3a. Gd. down, and on the average 1.. 6d. down. Wnrat,Poin. Marten It. - We have spin to report an exceedingly alnitalsh trade to our market with . downward tendency in the prices of all articles. r arruera' wheat, although the moldy has been very limited, wenote lower by to to n p.r bet. tram also are cheaper by 3d.; and Indian corn by 3d. to lat. per barrel. Coax, MASC. 27.—(8y English and Irish Mageetla Te!egrapb.)— Red wheat, ~w. la 33a. ; ►arler, ; oats, 111. 9d. to 126. NeWIT, Matte 2T.—(By English and Troth Magnetic Telegraph.l— 6. Id. to 6.. td. ; wheat ; 13s. 6d. to 14s. Gd. ; barley, bra, to 95.; oatmeal, /a. 6d. to 13.. CATTLE.—Drecis, MARCH 27.—(8y English and Irish ?dwells Telegraph.l-Ibe sop,. ly o• et ok use large. llemvid acute for prime qualities, and prl'a sunny. ?diddling and in'enor were dielleott to red. and in some codas lower figures were submticd to. Ike demand fur piste for the English tourkets continues active. El/11 , 110108, Msocn :G.—The supply of sheep this morning was large, there beirg 4,9 7,0 r 1.161 mio e than lest week, Sales were rather doll, and, to ,ff,ct .ales, Is. s heed reduction was submitod to. Top prize of the best used we dders,l,..; CUT(OIIt, sad.; middling and inferiiie, from Stl. to td. per lb The cornier of utile was asu large, there being 9 . /7. or more than 10-t week. Pales were ales slowly effected, but +here atm rn ultera ion in the no Animus. Top prix, as.; current price. Ms, snd inferior. trona 71. to same Dutch stone. At theclose a etc .raoce wan not effect d. There were In the market 4,901 abeep, 957 hit catne, 97 lean cattle, 142 mUcla sows, and 2 t 5 pm, - - NO/111111 M MARCH 25.—There was a sped allow of ati a in our market taday, e tacia3v sheep. and a consi derable quantity of busies as was •lone, yet many sheep went Carol unsold. 'lke market was fl it. and the -mount of money asked C not be obtritand. There acre 1,1.1 sheep and 0 heeds peanut an the market. Newest', L•acn 26.--At our market tn.day there heat teen a con• aidtrabe number of bia4 .4 emek and a fair amount of tramnees W.l them, but tbeie has been a aingaintineaa about it, "ib a loan• ward tendency. Th re were IGO beasts, 622 sheep, and 17u 1.1,1 penned In the market. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Rae (4), Blights. from Liverpool for Loudon, has put into Ileynesd lesky.—Liverpool, March 2.. LIVILIPOOL PEIIPP AT FOR. lON PORT..—Arhland, J. P. ?dome, Wert Ogden. and Rockaway, at New (*Bona FP: , rt. Find Africa at New Voi k; Stranger. at Virginia; Lu dy Fork. rlint, at Baltimore; llaaltrie, toe Poston at Bern.odo abort el provieione; Arabia (a), at ilastam, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.. Forlltwle, from Ormnock for Ceylon, March 2, Lt 42.26 N, lon 12 W. Ve.uria, from Liverpool for Singapore, Zen. 6, 2$ 6., lon. 22 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. liRy2l9T —Marth 24, M 1.1; ;Pool - ,;he site of T. Bright, EN. ota daughter. BUILGE4A—Mareh 2:1. at Latimer Rectrry, Burks, the wife of the Rev. Z. Surges, of a eon. LIITER.-7SI arab 21. at Loddiertoo Vms-ago, Linaolosbire, the - 4i ;a the Rev. 'Eh. Lister, a : daughter: - LOWEN.- L Marett . 24,.at Ind gar.kquare, Bow•road, the wife of 0. Loire% Esq., of a daughter. WALLINGTON. March 23, et 02111ey Hull, Haut., the wiled Lieu• tena.t.Cololiel W..langt^n, of • 1.011. WATSON. It reh 21, at Upper rows-[lace, Keot-road, tb vrif. of the par. J. H. Walsall, ut . daughter. WILDIL—Wareh tk 3. Wilde, rag., of a.m. the wife of 8 MARRIAGIBS. BRICKDALE—LLOYD.—Iiareh 23, at St. Pancras Church, IL T. brickdide, van of J. F. Brielidale, Eaq., of Newland, Gloucester- Aire. to Sarah Anna Lloyd, daughter of E. J. Ll.ryd, Seq., (1.C., of Eaa•so equals. LUTTEHMUCK —BNIITASON.—Warch 21. at St. alary's Choral. Hull, by the flew Mr. rhoel, Hr. A. Comprbuok, aor. of Captain Cluttetbuck. to Ithsi Lao Sur thaw. 0. 0 1 010101 Mr. S. S. 01 . 1111 - mom, of Hull. , EINDAS-110PE.—March 25, at St. John's tyPtoonal Chapel. PAM. burgh, by the Rev. W. Gill, ...Mated by the Rev. C. H. Robertson. A D. Dundas, of J. Dural.% May.. of Hand's. to Ch.r.otta Maria, daughter of the late R.ar•Aumtral C. H. pe. ELLOW3-8511TH.- Mdreh 26, at St. Jam. es Church, Dover, by the Rev. R. Hake, M.A., the R. v. C. Mellow., M.A., .on of T. Del. lows, Eaq., ot M. ney.h il l Roam, Rickarsossroath, Herta, to Surma Mayhem, daughter of G. Smlth, Eeq., of CLaemont-plares, DOllll% . . _ Lii.O7I . —BRAZIER. March 13, at St Mark'a Church. Wolarrbaatt" ton. by the Be., A. B. Gould, !LA., Mr. T. Leech to Miss S. bump both of Wolverbascptort. DEATHS. BI DDLEL—March 25, at Chlve;te y.park, Tunbridge-wells, Marriott, the wl at J. U. Buld ex. Fan. CUE. -March 23, Mr. U. D. Vasa, of Basta/hall CERWPORD.—March 25, at Woniman-terni Omar. site of the Rev. C. J. Cranford, U.U. DlCE.—March 74, B. Dick, EM., 01 Uppat Mount, Boncnutnn. Isle of Wight, aged 72. LUSI4INOTON. -March 25, at Norton Coert. the lion. Mrs. Lunt'. tames, wile of the (nicht lion. n. R. Luattington, and 70. NOlll.3.—March 25, at Uonwcy, B. W. Nona, Eon, of Upper Bed. lord-ptaoa. seta 45 . TATML—March 17, at Ilsrput.strac, Rd Lloo-pare, J. Pure, EN., aged IS. PRTLET.—harsh 23, at Great tree', aged 61. lteatory, Surrey, `, Mr. T. Pet ry tit. at Alfred plea , . Brampton, P. TO.; Req. !dated had Al W utter Km H.taa. of No.l, Locotod Meet. la the Vity d Lowing., Pt.'s'', at the Ofhee. u Lotnbait fitted. lathe rtoolect of Wbitefethrs.-1 , slimy, Hems 2304.