The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-02 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. AP‘ITRBI AFRIL 1.-PA0310710388.-Tho fol lowing It r. cars been promoted to the rank of retired eapts.r e an..cr the order in e-sier.l cf 30tli January, 1866: Comenwtere T. Remiss (181 6 ). J. Dalai (1816), J. P. Pariver (1816). C. Moore ( Isn), H. F. T. Porno (1819), R. J. Hied (1816), H. Bottler (18:9). 8 . 1.0. Hamada (1820). T. R. bromotlio (1821), F. A. Wilkissor, (1824), U 8 (herb (1824). W. 8. Ar thur (1624), L. H. Wray (1824), D. Weld (1826), J. Roger (1826), O. E. Mushall (1826), If. Sale (1825). R. Beaumont (1825), A. Tait 11825), 0. Tineombe (1826), C. Cr.... (1815). J. Maynard 1826), T B. Bond (1625), W. D. Evans, (1816). 2, Grit. its (1819), A S. Pearson (1820), J. Harvey (1819), C. Jeeksee (1819), R. Hall (1819), D. Dew (1820), H. Eat 0811), W. Mattis (1821), R. Clore (18211, H. Lidden (1821), O Mitchum. (1821), J.l. Be.klerd (1821), O. H. King (1821), J. MoMewomb, A. Matthews (1822), T. Porter (1821). H. J. Wendt:if (1822). A. Kissed, (1822), J. Liagettamp (1822). H. Kent (1822), A. Miami! (1823). R. Meets. (1823), J. Anderson ((823), A. Balt 1 ( 1 8 2 6), F. Chanter (1826), W. Carleton (1 820 ), F. itstambeu (I 826). 0. 6. Deer (1827), B. Jetvois (1827), E. Riebard. (1827), Sir H. E Atkinson gBl 82 7): , 11. F. Maude (1827), 11 Edwerds ( 1 827), H. Sig" (1827), 8. Hideout/ (1827). IL H. Wrdlt ( 182 7). W. Lake _(. 182 7i. B. J. ll.eltsow (1827), J. Hamilton (1827), Lord W . Hewlett.. (1827) Z. L. NVelee (1827), J. Peek. feed (11327), R. Frees (18 28). 0. Delon, (1828), 0 Hope push J. H. It. Webb (1828), T. Holbrook (1828), 8. Meredith (1828), R. Coeur (1828), 0 Oakes (182), C. Lwk (182), Hoe. B Clore (1828). H. F. L Rieltardo (1828), J. B.ply (18.1 S), R. Edwards (1828). J. Chamber levee (1828), E. Smith (1829), J. Wilson (1828). C. Mad den (1829). C. Bugles (1829), D. Maya* (1129), W. C. Swims. (1829), 8 N. Laaglotd (1829), It. Ingram (1829), Hon. A. J. D..oulas (18191,1. H. Boulder (1830), W. Bar men (1830) ' W. S. Addierce (1830). H. Gould (183 0 ), H. Prato. (1830), NV. Kies (1830), A. Ceptvagv(lB3o).o. Holbeek (1830), H. D. OMmws (1830), G. W. Memo, (1830). Hem. A. H. C. Capel (1831), F. Mditrt (1831), H. Wort (1891), H. 1.. Parry (1831), W. Noma (1832), C. Bennet (1832), J. H. Wheatley (1832), T. Grapey (1833), Sir T. gift (1 833), T. Greene (1833). Lard T. C. P. Beeenelerk (1834). . Moreau (1834), H. 0. Hamilton (1834). W. 0. N. Ring (1834), W. B. WC. Banbury (INS), H. W. Cranford ( 1835 ), M. Dims (1836), 3. Grant (1834), Hon. B. C. F. P. Cary, J. Maitland ((836), P. Untidy 0837), J. Paget (1837), A. Reed (1837, W. Hubbard (1838), H. P. Peeks (1638), F. Grow ( 1838 ) , J A. Lenard (1811), J. H. Windham (1838), H. Ituiler (1839), A. 8. Oeiclie (1839), R. H Beebary (1839), 0. Itelmer (1940), B. Holland (1840), T. F. Birds (1840). C. riessetald (1810). H. H. Displease (1840), W. H. Hall (1810), R. II Eatiot (1840), 8. Stamm. (1840), IL Daman, and C. The:woes (1840). Arrocrrtioars.-Lasatamat W, 0. Busload (1854), to the Surmise, 4, screw steam gun sew , . Midshipman J. Witham, to tie Duke of Wellington, 131, mew ousel ship of 700-bone power, at Pomsmoutb. Naval Cadet H. B. B. Cobb, to the Calcutta, 84, at Davonport. PORTSMOUTH, Aran. I. The fleet at Spithead is being rapidly anormented. To-day the fullswibir have arrived : Conqueror, 100, screw ship, Captain T. C. Synopsis, from Plymouth ; the Edin burgh, 60, screw-,hip, Captain Hewlett; the Hastier, 60, screw-th , p, Captain E G. Fanshawe ; and the Emeell, 60, screw-ship, Captain F. Scott, loom Cork. The dolt le ses• eseniag ow. ?' op At Wine o'clock this morning nearly 30 screw gunboats weighed elicitor at the Motherbank, and steamed away (or et. Helen's Hoed., pr teasing in forming order of sailing In two linos at a distance of one cable's length from each other. The remainder, about :10, weighed anchor at 11.30 and proceeded alter the others, which they jolted Their movemints and evolutions were of the most iat leg ▪ ras seen tram the shore, and appeared to be executed with seals ems and excellence se reminded an observer of a body of cavalry going through theirs. They are retsrating to the Material/it this alt. moot. The crew of the Vittoria and Albert, royal yacht, were turned over to her to-day, preparatory to her beisg employed by her Melody for the esselag *ism. The Devastation, 6, peddle elnoo, Commander ea-led to night 'or the Ceps of Good Hope, conveying there out to the wrong ports she may put in at, the first intel llpace of the simian of the treaty of peace. She takes a mail, and will no doubt make a ;lord pecans. The Dragon, 6, peddle sloop, cainisintr harbour t:-day to omit The Antilop., 3, strut vessel, sailed this monist for the eutward, to be paid off, on her mem from the west eosin et Africa. --- The Albao, steamer, left today with the lagoage, dtn, of Roar Admiral H. D. Coedit, who nom& to the casement is chief of the Cuk etat'on. _ A sow mortar wad was tweattat into harbour to-day, from Rye. by the Comet, steam tag. That Radiate, seam traespoit, has anbuked to-day a draft of about ^f th, Gorman legion, 35 n.v.l engineas for ♦arious ships, 100 boys for the fi , a, 18 horses, some Laud Tracsport Ines sad oth•re for the Eat. Bbe has also •o take at board a number of assistant-outguns for the army. Slit soils to-sontrow. The Pparrowbawk, cotter, returned feast Bsiaklava et day, ste ►ad taken a cargo of wines, spirits, doe., Oa eceouLt et her Genets, Ideates. E. Galt and C,., wine aer obia% of this port. A Berne letter states Orders bad been reoeired from &wised tr sarrad the feminists la Switzerland fur the British fureiria legi qr. The operatioas of reeruitmest were ia fall &vivify. Two hundred men bad Inch scat to the depot daring the lost ...f k." The ship Emma Eugenie, Captain M'Clelland, fifty days oat from Jameca for London, pet into Kinsale on thy alt., with a detachment of Royal Artillery end in. ander the command of Captain R. C. Hill, on Irma, besides goverment stores. IRELAND. , DUBLIN, Aram 1. The news of the &nth of the venerable Justice Torrens did not come with much surprise on the public yeyerday; aid hence it is not to be wondered at that the question of who is to succeed him should very soon have absorbed the interest which the me lancholy event excited. We are assured this morning by &meters News Letkr, and the same thing is intimated by the Freeman, that the Attorney-General will decline to accept the vacant seat in the Court of Common Pleas, and that the Solicitor G 1, Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, will be the new judge, while others think it would be an infatuation on the part of lelr. S.eogh to refuse the honour thus placed within his mech. The Cork Reporter of yesterday gives the following details of the dreadful catastrophe, of which a briel account was communicated to you yesterday by magnetic telegraph: In the second hones of Penrose's-lane, in the front room of the upper s:ory (the house Wog three roast) occupied by a rope r, atom. Pat Sullivan, and his wife, about 40 psop;e, o' his owe grade la life, had sasemtiltd, on Sitar day night, et the woks of an infant child, aged two yean. The night had tar advanced, when, we have been Informed by a ponoo who was one of that ill fated company, a woman, Mu y Noonan, remarked that she thought she heard manilas, cetaking. To this &slaver, woo was standing, hailing by the jam of the dcor, unthinkingly re piled, there was sot enough la the rose to pull dowu the boom, and, at that wrest, steppieg into the room, the Burring gave way, and he and his forty trends wore pre:ipitatod mita a trenseudoas and (cartel crash to the ham of the home, where they wen huddled to 'Chi r in one iodescrthable as.., of dead and dyiag. Con stable Carey end too of the BM a the Oeternettteet etthee, on p steel, hoppeasd to be near the scone of the tragedy at the Luso, and were very soca oa the eine ; bat they fthad it tape stalls to obtain an entrance either by the door or either of the windows. A ladder was, however, Ezra without delay, and by its eraser Constable eel Constable James Ransom, of the runty in spornses oar*, were eaabled to each the windows of the mead stay. 1 be mane whisk then resented Well to their , pas, they &sorbs as test appalling. The *eine flooring end calm of t`e two stir's. were *monk!, gone—not a . vestige of them renamed to their original positions, while breath was se rimers mass of ruin with, her and there, • bums& head, an err, or 1-g protruding ; and, in or art two places, hums fines wore to be seen Ia a steadier sr owing po.tore perfectly lifdsse. Beth a scene it is altogether impossible to describe. By this tiro a lugs body ; el the polies force u well as of c:viltus had assembled, and !, no time was lost is forting the dcor sad lower meadows, so es to minder the largest mutat of aid to these bride who might yet be iiviig. The bodies wen quickly akiaterred, and tarried oat to the lase, bat the lint tea removed were perfectly dud. Others fol lowed, bat oily to expire, notwithstanding all the spell cat.ono that medial skill could alders, and waich won applied with indefatigable seal by Dr. Sandbags, wham erect-oat were beyond all laudation. Others were sothjared r to demand their immediate troasmuswon to the Nor h Isennary, whs re previouly mad* aware of the cuutraphe, Drs. Sallee and Fine, and the resident stag were awaiting the arrival of the isjured. The result of this deplorable amidest was—See der boars were taken to the 'indolent, no deed aid sir severely wooded wire carried to the North loirmary, sad eight deed were token by their friends and relatives to their homes in the Immediate locality—thus making nineteen killed, end Mn so injured as to esquire the shelter and ear of the North Infirmary. THE TIPPERARY BANK. DUBLIN, Trasoky Bretsuro. 1 Messrs. Morrogh and Kennedy were examined before Muter Murphy this afternoon. The Master ordered that the deeds and documents is the hands of those gentlemen should be headed to the official manager, subject to their lien. Colonel Tarr reached Corfu on March 16. mom - dhr an Austrian guard, who dilivarsd him tato the of its British authlrituse. Soon altar Isis anvil Ihe ,1 lett for Coast tatisople. , vszied luta& . . , i Woul ASSIZE INIELLIGENCE NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—NoRvrics, APIUL I. Bsth courts npsissd gtsterday for WI despatch of bulgier. Mr. Juoice Wightsten presiding t• the 'Anise coast, sad Mart' Janie' Jervis sitting et nisi prigs. This slugs list sustains three oaten for F: cis' jgries sad twelve ordinary omos, sight of which hive bus disposed of. ISFOLI emu mynas MITI& PITT IP. WATTS. This was s adios for a breech of promise Of merrier. The damages were 1 dd at 1001. Mr. SITJOISt W , IIs sad Mr. KUM appeared for the Saietiffr sad Mr. Q.C., sad Mr. Naylor for the dufradost. Th 9 plaintiff is the &eights? of a sosi-porter at King's Lynn, sod the defendant is a earposter sad builder in that taws. Is Demob. r 1863, the plaistif became hoses keoptr to the defendant, a enrespondeme peofusely so kneed with doppr.l poetry and religious saunas Meng previously fused betwaa them. ."to set a losses pet,• wrote the &Mutant. ie one of his When, tt None bean a warmer, names tow beert;" and the plitintiff 's batten, althorqh she was gnarly Mama by her trientla for psraitting the defendant (a monied man) to ply attention to her, declared that nothing say Imo mild ray should keep her from the object of her &Mistime. Thom letters mete written in the Within of the first Mn. Wattr, who tad been in a lunatic asylum, and who died shortly after the plaintiff became housekeerr to the delis- Cwt. In July, 1855, the plaintiff left the defendant's honer, and shortly afterwards he married as bin woad wit. a Mita Mead. Mr. Wilkie, the plaintiff's attorney, met the de fendant in the street after his marriage, and be then stated that he would have 'serried the plaintiff if the hal not taken an anti-macessar from his house. Tee defence off, ni by Mr. O'Malley was, that the plain tiff went to live with the defendant at 81. a year and at allowance far boots and shoes, and that the action for breech of promise criginated with Mr. Within ' the attorney. Without justifying the lettrrs written by th e defendant, the learned tionosel submitted that they could not be said to protein, marriage, aa this first Mrs. Watts was elite at the time they wire penatid. The Chief Jostles batting suised up, The jury kited a verdki fix the Velatiff—Dalessee, 60i now, COCe7.-111701/1 R !marten inerniaw. CUALOII OT altrae MST TO • GAOL. Sandi Baanible, a surriad woman, wee elarged with wilfully owl. g Ira to the Great Yaratnt► borough poi en the 19th lir. The este was rather an eztretirdimuy essia The prisoner was toothed I. the gaol for eons ofseme, and oa the *Teeing of the 19th alt. the gs truer of tie prima, Joseph Giles, was awoke by the riogiag of a bell It.. the plane when she slept. On going to the teem he feud that a are had broken oat la It. The smoke wee so deans that to had to retreat immediately from the door of the room, and prison.r's bedstead sad the au were burnt before the an wee extieitaleted The prisoner's gown was also bent to tinder. It was proved that on the Friday bcone the are otearred the priestlier Wok two Mean natant, front a shelf in the day-room, *eying she did net like to be left alone M the dirk ; sad she mans some statement to the gaoler to the effect that she set errs to her bed with the vim of de stroyioa herself, bat on feeling the are at her foot she "repeated of the enl," sad rug the boll for the purpose of alarming the establishment. She was limed Guilty, sad judgment of death wen ordered to be recorded against her. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAunTox, Mu= 31. CII•103 OF 1111:11011. Jsmet Howell, 30, was indicted for the wilts' warder of his wits, Eliza Howell, at Bath, on the 20th of January; and Ce wigs also await aid on the ordowsz's iaquisition fox mane tisughtsr. Mr. Lemprie►e prooseutod. The prisoner was node fended, but, at the, request of his lordship, Mr. Palladia watched theca,* oa benslf of tte amused. The prleoeer , who woe a fla hawker by trade, mudded with hie wile is an attic at 14, Avotostreet, Bath. On the evenlog of flo•orday, the 19th of Jasuary, they were &fak irs., tra(ther at the Seven Dials public-hoses, and is the thane of the evening some words passed between them, the wife cattier her husband by an opprobriou epithet. On repeating the words, he struck his wife as the mouth so es to make it bleed. The woman lathed bee head sport her band, and remained crying for come time. After a short tine the husband asked his wife to drink. At first she refused, but a reconciliation was coos elLeted, and they remained together till the time for charism the public-house, apparently on terms of p rlict amity. The next that was heard of the inmate was, that she was teen at the shop of a (wishbone, is Avon.street, with another woman, where she purchased mann (stables, and simmered to be petfeetly sober. In the meantime tie husband had arrived at home. la the attic wham he lived there was a woodea python, so this that everything passing meld be distinctly heard in the weer room. A man named Brawn, and his wife, lived on the other side, and oa the night is question they beard the primmer arrive at home ' and make use of threatening ex avail me ramming hie wife. The woman arrived in two or three minutes afterwards, and used for admission. The husband came oat on the laadiwr, a mein ensued, oertsia blow. Nand. followed by a heavy fall and grime. The husband immediately disappeared. On Brows and hie wile going into IloweVe room the women was Lined on tie floor, her clothes saturated blood, and bo . d all over the fl nor. The woman was lifted on to the bed, the neighbours were called in, and a policeman wee sent 'or. The husband had in the mean time gone for a midw.f., his wife beats at the time fir ad vanced in pregasney. On the arrival of the midwife she saw that she could do nothing, sad sent for some settled men, who aeon arrived, but the woman died almost imme diately afterwards from excessive haemorrhage prom/tidies from two lacerated wounds oa the external organ. of gene ration, epos:artily armload by some blunt instrument. An st•rmapt was made t s says the life of the child by mean. of the Crisreen operstioo, but the child was also dead. The husband on his return with the midwife was tikes into etptody ; mad on learning that his wile was d' ad, he ap peered greatly distreesed, and said that he had sot Wended to kill ter. Tee wttneases who were called to prove the shove fasts w. re cram-examined to show that the oendsort a the pri soner was the Iseult of drii.k, end that the injuries upon his wife were unintentionelly inflicted. At the close of the cue for the presentioe, Dlr. Pooldea intimated that he could not read a mug of manslaughter. The learned Judge britfly summed up, sad the jury head the prisoner guilty of suutilaeghter. &tattoos deferred. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LivaapooL, MASCII 31, It ihert Byre sad Huey Byre were pat to the her. and called nun by Mr. fihuttleworth, Clerk of the Crown. Neither pritoser efil red any oburvatioo. The elder rt. st:ner is • fine, welling& healthy. looking youog tats—the your ger was Pale, sad his Astra by so moms propor tion, d to his relative. His lordship (addreising the prisoner.) acid—Hobert and Henry Ilere, you hive both pleaded guilty to as outrage which, in the curse of nay experience, is per. Getty ueparalleled. On the 23rd of :enure last beta ell you proeseded to the house of Mr. Miranda, ia Gm& Castle-atrest. • bull!on haiku and matey-d ealer; and that he must be in an extuteive way of Masses is prima l by the fact that the box which was tarried by the du% I and which. without doubt, it was your latent to rse,, era-' mined 1,6001. lien the lousier of you kamimed dome with a lift-preeerver a young lad who was bade the outer • and whom be was muerte' hose es blew yes beat hi m with a poker, and contused M tit in %GUI it broke. The other attack Hasher with a and, having knocked his dews, jumped:i l l= beat him so that It was Oxt's enemy *sly his being killed—that you had cot killed belt ; A e V i es the neighbours rushed ia to their reeeseArig ilmed MtM weeder and covered with blood. AM idtb tun dimes ;mimosa who :sever did you as injury, epilog elm yere mould have no 'amity, end who wan pailmt sleasgses to you. This aserming a statement was Mil Oat year family mad 7011/101•11111 were at the time is a auto of very great poverty, and that, so far in they *biassed, you Wife quiet, pssosati.e, sad well sesdarted, even while suffering to that degree. Now, I deal sit leses indulge my own holier, or ally feelings, but to whist u well se I ma, and the law will permit, the people of this commmity from outrages such as this; sad it weld be perfectly Idle to Utak the law gave them preludes if such an act as this received say but the severest pasha'. mint—an act which appears the estioa of severs mere them aerkidji dine. These Otago may be upped shewheite; be 4 rimiest to.. le guy* the tracer i.e... dot could be &m -islaid deed d murder—if imleml, it is short of it—mad tlia. maalimilmg the whole drearaetsaese the crime of niaAer met Wing eamialttel was sat as assitient, and that one is net ea Wee the otter. pis my duty to pies nvh a steams si wS pairmat ethos, hem eepeulog such an out rage as this. Tos are respectable Melds& sod it has been stated that passety her urged yea ; bat the ease may be said of every sea who appears sl the bar of this mum, sad it would be mess to treat this lositmes but se all Ohms am treated. The sentence is that t r be transpeellad he the period of year natural lives. prisemer seemed terribly aniseed, and cried with =rood Maw liee elder appeared somewhat stained, bat ;we me interned indicatlos of his holier. Hobert Wilson was put to the bar this marmalag r is the Crown Coat. mad having withdrawn his pies of met previcualy memeled. pisseleil guilty. His Leehitle seliFlkbert Wilma, yea bare teethe alma eliempal agehmst yea ( that sr le a s: houlameald larz ba ssr eir Weary Inn WO/ MOM Your care is sults has the emilmey die ef mem. Yours lea subleary—a pare robbery, edam sees we be., mad cads the most attemiess eiresematesees, 4,0141, "pa . Vettaits yew litest- --- -- tisend 'Ott rude away with it. Ana sell witannik It the that the character et that amm Is o mid be eland sr al tad Is the "Wildest degree wosli be utterly idle sad trtter'y t rattler. Tots law. In Ws Nee, provide* ter the diff.rsot deems of seas different degrees of pasishonese, end I ssentt massive bow there can be a worse awe dee yours, taking a au= of 4,0001- and newel* seder suet desentoseess. The soutanes of the alas is AM pose be transported for fourteen years. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1856. him is the street. He bed nothing to do with what wee Woolly done by the ocineteblire, ea he did not mires to grap- Vis with them. What soneerned him wee, what they in tended to do, which proved the nature of their instructions. Defendant went on with great pertinacity and volu bility to oeatead upon various not very intelligible grounds that the p►coredisp were entirely irregular and illegal, and ought to be quashed. He alio exorcised hie &toted's lion to lay a similar hifurnsatioa against Mr. Yardley, whoa, deploy delusions, he coateaded, called for a commissios de hoodoo inquireado. H. aloe oomplaiami bitterly that the warrens was insisted at a time w►en ►e was ill. He wee still and suffering at that moment from physical ezhanstios, t►e malt of want of food. He had not yet breakfasted, has been occupied in affairs arising oat of this cam slam seem that morning. Mr. Henry frequently remonstrated with Mr. Ward as his needless proloagation of the case, and reminded him that the may question before the wart was*. day to which the cue should his adjourned. The defendant, however, palliated till nearly five *Week, when Mr. Henry decided upon adjmunieg the case foe a week._ _ . . . Defendant empbatic►lty dealand that be did not give bit word to attend. He wu not bound to do so, and he wished to Mu not co that he would not do so. ...Mr. Henry—You may take &dales on that subject if you Defendant—l am ewers of that, sir; bat I prefer to state at ones that I will not oorne. Ik. Herry—l hope you will ; but if yaw should not, you will be liable to be apprelmaded. Defendant observed that he would take the eonsequenets. He motioned to protest against the unermatltutional eba meter of the whole proceedings, until the neat ease was railed in, upon which he gave up the hope of tofissueing his worship's decision, gathered op his papers, sod left the eosrt. THE POLICE COURTS; MANSION-HOUSE. Aiestittsen wbo is in one of .he poblie aloes bendwl to the I.md Ilsior the followiog statensest, the peloliosties of itlfeh wooll be of sop! movie? • hand hes tTeane7tes sively sad sucseessfoily punned upon gensiow7ei who inside in the country, and whose avosaftas sill thus daily to Loudon, by a well-dressed young is/ksw, about years of Igo, wit► early blank bats, sad emit dee feet is height. lie waits upon a gentleman at his pine ef bul ass ia town, sad represents that he MUSS to the nsighboorboodin which the genileusan lisle ia the tota -1 try ; states that he Y the son of ons of the se epse!able treasons of that keality I that be i s to Leaden with his mother, who left house with ITim kr tie _parpcm of placing as idiot Mater in the asylum at Colchester, and that the cameo attending the armareate san dor est. to i a n bo co ut n r eq l lon wh os ie o l t h o ilut er ol i b u rf . bee ieraMaa mamma she is waiting et the railroad station, with his Mid sister, _Masai sailieient fends to get t ) Colchester, mad **Om grind his le call on lir. (the gentimeaa le he doped), sad sok him to oblige her with the lame! a =ICt gave her the loss of time and trouble la ntara ',matey to paean It. This swindler, whoa @ap pend to beleag to a gum, bas prepared himself for Interro gator's', by sequainting himself with all the peeelmr otr semataars of persons and thiege coanectsd with the neigh boashood is the country from which he pretends to come." BOW-STREET. The Rev. James Charles Ward, whose esansinatioa so an alleged length: hai been adjourned by cement from the previous week, and who la the intiaawkile bad remains] free from restraint, spot his 'smogs' to attend, presented himself at the appointed hoer (12 o'clock), at which time, however, neither Kr. Greeswood, the solicitor to the Tres my, nor any Os. on lea parr, was in sttendanae. A little after the hour Sergeant noire, of the A diet- deo. the officer who harfezee;ted the Wiriest is the tint butanes, attended with a communication from Mr. OMB wood, to the seat that he was engaged upon very impor tant baguets, but would attend at 1 o'clock. Mr. Henry remarked that this was eaceediagly Wrenn. stint. Mr. Ward had been waiting for some time, and so bad Dr. Wakefield, who had been iastramed to attend for the purpose of examlshig him. If Mr. Ward had say wit seem they would probably he alto in attoutliase. The ofilost?had bons, Worn Mr. Gresawood of this, and re quest him to teaks as little delay as he sceoveniastly would. Mr. Ward bare some forward and iaquirod whetior, coo allergen that be bad boon pustoval to the moment, and that 12 Vele* was dYthecily appirated • wort ego, he was bound to wait until 1 . _ _ keirysruldiieras neat, Irina a prokselonal panthe ism eras delayed, probably by eiroustaatne beyoad his contr3l, to give him eons little tudalipner. The soliaitor to the Treasury was (noonday celled wet vory suddealy to attend to nation of such importance that be weld not do otherwise than wait to (thorn of thous : . . . Mr. Ward Inquired whether the magistrate was et *Mon that he was obliged to watt ? Mr. Henry—Well, I think yen are. Mr. Ward ()Monad that he had made another sppo,nt meat at 2, sad besides, the delay that had already meowed hid been taken advantage of to mirage Mat in a manna doe which he bad ao doubt would be unfairly need. Mr. Healey would take oars that the prima, delay ehou'd not be tamed to any 'afar me. Al for the appointment at 2, the ezentinatton at 1 would leave Mr. Wmd ample time to attend to it. . . . Mr. Ward still appeared &mutinied, observing teat he himself wis so punnetst that be would not wait for his break fast. He, however, &Wised to set upon his worship's sug gestion that he should go to breakfast Is the interim. After a short pane*, Mr. Ward eggs addressed his woo. ship, inquiring w nth sr it was rosemary that he should stand is the place usually =espied by defendants on summonses, es be bad douse on the last occasion, or whether be might sit at the attorneys' tables. Mr. Hoary said he certainly might If he pleased. He was not charged with say offence, and the piece when he stood was not a deck or prisoner's boo. Mr. Ward thee seated himself at the 'Means' table, and wended himself anti/half-put 1 in looking over his papery. He then again addressed the magistrate, asking if his wor ship did not coulder that Is Penne which he was disposed to estend to the legal reprisentatives of the authorised was being abused. Mr. Henry replied that be had that lament been in formed of the arrival of Mr. Greenwood, and suggested that Mr. Ward should go and eonftr with him in ono of the rooms attached to the cont. Mr. Ward went out for the purpote of tiding on this sug gestion, and after a further &lee of half an hoar, the pro creediop were resumed at two o'clock. Mr. Greenwood, s licitor to the Treasury, said—With reeptes, sir, to the cue of Mr. Ward, I have already scologised to him, and I ought now to apologise to you, for my want of punctuality in not being here at twelve o'clock, but it was not my fault. I have received information this morning, in Menus to other matters connected with Mr. Ward, which has satis fied me that more ought to be dinilosed than you have yet heard. I have ant yet been able to prove, by strictly legal evidence, the luta which have so recently come to my know ledge, and therefore I have to pietas., with your sanction, that the warrant stand over and be baud upon some future day--esy this day fertaighe Mr. Ward wished in the first instant's to observe that reports had appeared in the public journals, to which his attention had been called, and to shah he claimed the right of replying is as public a manner as us- Utile. ()es of the evils which hod already arisen from then proceedings was, that it had gone forth by this mode of publication that be had gone slant to Lord Darby, to the Archbishop of Canterbury, and other perloos—repreeenta dons founded on statements made Mr. Greenwood in opin ion the case on the first day, and were so espreeeed as to sonny an impression that he had no business to call up so sack persona—that he was visiting people with wtom be had no acquaintance, and acting altsgethir in an ioirr. per and weressonable amour. He regarded it as an injustice that he was obliged to state that he had business those perroise wholly unconnected with the circumstances in which this cease had orthinsted. The impression might also be mauled that he had not men the persona epos whom be had so called—Lord Palmerston, for instance—whereat, is feet, he bad had numerous interviews with Lord PIII. menthe and with the other gentlemen mentioned. Whether or no, he bad not called without having wholly private and unsure matter to authorise his doing so; and he consi dered that say utj et of her Majesty had a right to call upea them, if he pleased. Mr. Henry thought the defendant need not go into that. It was only stated that defendant had called and left letters at the houses of the &bloats and gentlemen referred to, bat that their contents were net knows. . . filmy ought net w lyre bun referred to. I wintry rased to the aeat prat. Mr. Bean sonerod that u the easy aide did sot Pro pose to go ire their ease for the prase, the defendant bad much better 14111M4 any remarks he was desirous of making. They had not disarmed their cam why should he reveal his ? Hs would not be prejudiesd. He would still be free, as be had been since the last esamiaatioa. Defendant—l have not been free, and that is my pokt. Let the information and warrant be predated and read. This =pat having bees emptied with, Delendent suggested that the see of the Initials only In the as= (which was inserted thus "J. C. Ward ") dewed the accomeat ineffective, and legally null and void. Mr Hoary said the defeedaat was mistakes on that point. it was not necessary even to state the name at al—it was nfithieut to give say description of the rases. Drendaat begged his worship's pirdon, and begged to refer to • CU* In point, " Reynolds v. Deakin," (4 e well Alderson, page 698), in whin it was laid down that no per= could be emoted upon • warrant which did not give the name is full. Mr. Heath was well acquainted with that lass, but the rant prosoodlogs were taken ander a subsequent statute — Moamar Asi—la which there was • special. provision to not alma Main defendaat bad refused to give his nem. Trandeas—l hays not refined ; I have sever bees asked 11111ffee it lam sot in • patios to beaked, as I am use ar e :ft i le t :ny offence. Ilioney-113 you data now ? do aro Amelia. Mr. Iffsoor—Them what is your name ? Dellairth—That is another affair. Mr. Beaty—No. You were wane= at your lodgings. Your landlady only kaew yen se "Thep Unknown Clerk man," and yes sal decline le se your name. Defeeditat—l do ant desire toiler my name. Mr. Beery—Theo what is it ? Deradaat—That is ameba yumtiw, str, I wish them to amend the warmat, but I wish rtes Io produce evidence to slaw what the same is. After aims further conseatta In whirr defendsat per sisted in myths be "did not deellae," but at the sues time persisted le withholding it, he Inquired of the =errata If be required the name in order to wend the warns, ? Mr. Heavy—The warrant shall sot be altered. It is not noemeary. The dreamt than paraded at great =oh to object to the whole proceetßage iA kinfos, mad claimed to be allured to ermine Mr. Yardley as to the satires cf Out commissioftem of pace In directing his wrest. He also demanded of Mr. Yardley an esplsnation of the grounds upea which he considered him (dekedant) to be lames. Mr. Tardier, berg esposed to a long croaresamination spas this poise, repeated his former evidease, end seated that arra= had 141118 for se= time under the °born- Om a elis pars in ecoacquenes of his apposed kaacy. It had Iglos the dare of the Triot Oosauissioans simply Is oar= him es his family If his binds mold be dra m= their wishes fa raper to him aseertained ; but glways declined to give may satisfactory information, at ONO IMMO vagary alluding eo erns gentleman who h e said woe • Quash cleassl. and at another to the late member Oadegbary, and always speaking and =lag In sunk a tsanoarr to convey as impression that he was labouring under mantel delusions. Men aft as bar having bon oecnthied in this manor, dassanne oessmied mother hour in admiring the court woe= Ileirky of a British roblein befog seised upon and tithee lbe streets like •it :mason felon within the Heger of Peasant and courts of law. eh =lbse tycoon, a just idea of the trateant he bad re meld require the graphic power of a Dickies or a dbasnan. Oa briss reminded by his worship that Ito bad ma lea sir's sat through the strata in tee manner he demand. he aserred that this was only the result of welding. The =root who had *malted the warrant ad &Ma In amonsainatios that he bad waited from eight la the mars till twelve, with the IntenNon of arresting IT.FelliTia - w7dilts7,sdisf:llTrkir, &ter., mod, boor Asp Edwards, Pasabertowrow, —IL Oray'ries.lea, cerpaoter—J. Haddam, saddler—T. 11. Lartiwah, Spews strut. plastadnipids WWI taltsr—S. O. Statham, Row.lars, City, DECLARATIONS OK DIVIDEND!. Jou. llrrersu, Great Bourton, Oxfordshire. railway =tractor— tat dividend *!_IL W., soy Wednsdq, at Whltaexe% Bash:shall- street. . . . .. . - WILLIAM RIDDOLL .red litAD TIT RATIN:MD, BhMOGIO6IIIIII, My. Mathanta -14 dividood of eta, April 1, avian, entrequent TU.- day, st Melones% Inringball-street. TIOMAII BAT/CUT Aar ttsomo. Motio!-Erbyet and Clirp!Mer•ttpret, Grawelsor.eillart,e4amonier—:st dividend of ed., Airi . 11, and en; subsequent 7Lesds., at Nicholson's, BasinaltallAtreet. Janus !getout*, King's Arms-vises, Old Kent road, bat manufacturer —lot dividond of April I, and any subsequent Mannish at Nicholson's, Basingbali.street. tons PLANO. BIICIOULL Csnscax, White Bart, Comberland.row, tit. Purr., liornsen . rictuel?r 7 2Ad :iirldred . ?d, Aprd 1. mad say aalawdrat Tawday, et 16mdsolseat, lisinghaltdiereet. -- Enemas WRNS. TwMareet, Middlemen Hospital, and Citpsey.bill, Narriard, laime-let dividend of Is. 1b=1 1. 1 . , and any saber q awn Taw ,eA Mishoisou'r, Ballad Fiume Ina; Gnat Marlhorouah.aMeet, tailor-3rd dividend of 2=ll7rat 31, and any subsequent Monday, at Gelman's. Alder- Fanatic& Autumn and Tsaver(an JAllte, Moordrale.street, City. mere anti-hat dividend of i id., Mach 31, sad say subsequent Monday, at Cannata's, Aidermanbury. JOSIPtI Davison (separate estate), Cluapatile, City, methanol:un lit dividend of Is. 61., April 3, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, ColemanAtreet. Joan Aeolis/re CIA.. (separate estate), Cheapside, City, ware. houseman-Ist dividend of 4e., Aprll 3, and three subsequent Thursdaya, at Graham's, Coleman-Arent. lone Annum' Manna and Amara Dett.oll, Cheapakte, City, ware housemen-1g dividend of la 6d., April 8, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Oralwat's, Coiernanutnet. Chows YILIDICIUM 11111KNOTOMI, Bt. 1r..% Huntingdon/Mee, draper - Ist dividend of B*. M. Aril 3, and three subsequent Thursdays at Graham% - • Tmosus corn merchant—ht dividenikof Ind., March 31, dad say enbesiuMA lloaday, at Bird's. Liverpool. L'ltantas *mune, Wrexham, Denbighshire, draprs-Ist dividend of 4e. 71(1., Marra 3', and anysabsequent Meeday, at Bird's, Liver aal. James Pima Ch.nnzus, Liverpool, merchant 2nd dividend of le. 10., April 2, and any aublequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpooi. Jour rusts& Southport, Lancashire, painter—let dividend of 12s. 24., March 19, and any subaquint WedLeaday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Joan T. Erierasos, Liverpool, haensan-Ist dividend of 38.4 d., March 19, and any subsequent %Vedneeday, at Morgan'a Liverpool. ilaiu &aux HuMeWO4TII. Liverpool, common brewer—ld dividend of dd., March 19, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan% Liver- Jaen 00Lt HOMO and TOVVO GIIFOOM MAIVIIALL, eunaerlsod, timbre mere-buds —3lll and Onel di.irend of lid. Da addiloo to as. Bid. previously declared), Aprli 6, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle upon- 1 yew. Samuab Mcsas and Noss Sumac LOllllOll, Nenossile.upon-Tyne and North Shields, merchants—lot dividend of 25., on new proofs (being in p - irt of farmer dividend of U.), April 6, snd any subse quent Saturday, at Linker's. Nesc.mtle•upca.Tyne. DIVIDENDS. __ - - • April 24. B. M. Backer, Latlgateatreet, City, Imparter of foreign silk goods—April 23. W. P. Hammond. ricolPs.yerd, City, shipawner —April 33. IL Turner, Ludgate.biU, City, and Birmin :ham, doper —Apra 23. W. S. Peebles, Csat Derch Norfolk, builder—April 91. M. J. Popplewell and B. Goff, Limmstreet, City, merchants April 23. M. Loawond, Wandsworth, grocer—April 33. J. W. Cole, Bireltia.lane, City, merchant—April 24. C. Maybery, Earremoort, Old Brampton, lodging bourn keeper—April 2i. H. Cottmiin, Sand , gem, how, grocer—April 24. W. Larking, Ipswich. Innkeeper—April 33. 0. Williams, Manchester, own dealer—April 14. 3. Thomm, New port, Monmouthshire, aputheguy—April 21. J. Jona, cbcperow, Monmouthshire, wine merchant—April 24. W. Bentisw, Liverpool, brewer. CItitTIFICATEB to be granted, wilco came be shown to the coutney, on the ray of meeting. April 24. 0. W. Halt, Buell-lane and hisnettester.holldings„ City, merchant—April 9E R. Richareaos, I...teritsm, Surrey, builder April 32. H. held, Staverton.row, Walsrosth.rosd. tea (I( aler —April 23. T. Evens, at Jan3e4.street and Jaaaes'e.place, ttestesinster, tailor—April 22. T. Johns, Doukas, Glamtraanehire. shopkeeper— April SO. ti. Roan nod R. W. !tone, Minton. Devonshire, draper - April 10. R. Maine, lioniton, Devonshire, other—April 33. N. Brodie, Liverpool, afloat . looker —Aptil .3. T. Kirkham, Blackburn, Loocashire, spinner —April 21. W. Welch, Birmingham, packing case =kir. DIENOLVEp.. —.-- C. Watson and J. J. Hippo., Oakenshaw, Lancashire, calico printers —O. Boughton and IL Hayward, billiteretreet, City, and New Bond. atrre, Westminster, nierchaeur—J. Carpenter and W. Carpenter, Myth,. Etampahire, grocers—W. Jones, E. P. Sells, sea, and E. P. Sala, Jun., Bankable, Southwark, coal inershants—A. Milne. and J. Minn, Bradford, near Manchester, drysabers—H. Buckler and G. F. Amman., bange.gardaos, City, merchants—J. Taylor, M. M. limiter, and P. J. Piumh, wood. street, Chespeide, blanket ware. bonstman—R. T. Corbould sod A. IL C. Corbiuld, Banaside, South. wart, coal merchants—B. A. Strachan and C. H. Stracban, Watling. street, City, antheorrealon paint makers—J. Ward, E. Ward, ant S. Ward. Clayton, Yorkshire, grocers—H. Duthank and J. N. Kimble, Oziordetnet, general drapers—R. Lamb and W. Nay or, klawdoi, near Leeds, loners—O. M. Cumin! and U. 0. %Vein, Hercules. buildings, Lambeth, modellers—S. Ksanley and J. Badyna, Liver pool, rotten brokers—W. Brown and 8. W. Hick% Maidenhead, Berkshire, and Heavier., coal merctants—J. Towle and B. William. son. Weirs Mill, Berkshire, paper makers—W. 6wa low and G. B. Swallow, Leeds, stay smatilacturcra—B. Alderson and J. Pitts, Leeds, millwrights—B. Perkins and F. W. Sharpuo, Bell-court, Hannon. street, and DOH-court, Qumucteset, City, Un plats workers—B. Perkins, F. W. eharpus, and F. Perkins, Clerkrawell.clote, jspae. sera, so far as regards F. W. Shamus—G. C. dentine and W. IL Marron, Philpoblans. City, ship store dealers—J. Cbrks, sen., and J. Clarke, Jun., Westeott, Surrey, and Kingsleui.hrilge Wharf, Umber tairrchants—W. Hail and B. Hall, Fradswell, Staffordshire, farmers & P. Austin and W. Mills, nunderlaid, Durham, alup bull ;ear' J. Beading and W. Beading, Birmingham. gold cnain manufacturers —J. Chastise and G. Crundwell, Southborough, Kent, auctioneera 0. T. Fisher and T. Grove, Iteddltch. Worcestershire, drapers— & Clarsbut and T. Got Faversham, Ken!, linendraperv—J. Neale, sea, and J. Nests, Jun., Leicestsr, grows—J. M. Brown and T. Brown, Piccadilly, patent chair manutacturers—T. Symons and F. J. Hurls, Grampoan4 (Wilma', millers—C. Tyler and G. 4. Burrell, Ilford and Barking, Eases, a rn merehanta-11. D. ?cattle:, J. Jack. lin, and C. Pontilez, Siteelase, City, eoppersmiths, an far as regards J. Jacklln—J. Brown and Q. Brown, Glasgow, storekeepers. socricu eISQI7I:BTBATIONS. JANE/ 11.Dassats, Glasgow. draper, April U. at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. WILLIA1111•10 Alatelord, baker, April 14, at Dowella and Lyon's Rooms, Edo:burin. Gaosou evesitataao, Beata, tAI et the Caledonian Hotel, Wiek. cattle deakr. April 9. MARKETS. COTTON.— Lrvintrret., Aram I.—The market closed tamely and very firmly at an edema of id. per lb. on Americas deeerintiona The sales are 10.000 Eels-1.1.00 for export, and 3,teo an aperolation, ansprising 8,000 Amerman. 300 esspuea 61d. to 84.; 1 , 000 Scrota led. to qd.; and SO Ilea Wanda 100. to Is. 4d. per lb. COTTON 0001/9.—Mmeenenrea, Aran. I.—A healthier faun hae pervaded the market, sad @Oman mod manalmtmere bare realised os improvement en the lamb not to ittitstrt. Urns I milted to skippers ham sot bon dela bat tho ham trade boyars hive tam cobs red warps pretty tubllk at an Minim of Id. to id. per lb. at the Mr al lam oils Ms iff meet per rises used Id. perr lb. Wither, but the hot lea k ed bosom Inanssann nniksesa ern awl of orilhalsrat. end me snap ill. wet pima Mew in sistla paw*. Hitherto it has eat ben mapatied to wry atiehabirilly as the port of buyers, but there Ins ben a vane brit anied tor slinky sad 01l Inas of Mir inns, Leg asks roma WPC The =NNW, &maw of Mom llama Treslasl sod lkonsr, hued nay, will be nod with Mena et Ns Imam acne in den Irk cireular sellers bid ponwithd Ist man na* shdr sionese hough orkpansi ably by • War port QIN/vary. ha oaths hailosn for lalla s sa ain ansirt wows ts draw IfasK war k inn l pima iof dil~ a wowms hi pro probses tin MOW kr three reselses Wlkea mew pksh l fa sem verb kinara. The Ilene Irak ernsei Ins elms bus sod% is Is nail at Ills airs h illsk hes sink the monk nstrolollk ; ha dirlsi the Isk ken bas her bin daily i m = a lloffaaar. Van Ine, sre is pea *an ths ern to hod this nonnig of the treaty of like sigh* nen is a awake le hell revere nwet The idepephis assonts km Oa Int *Winn are rbss bine wars klieg sore renew try IN dr urroihstures it Ms Obtain But it le qrshosable whether barmwal waft know say wrath rorransah IN ens snow apposslias Oat pilot of the yearorboo dem& Mk of tior eweetrelimbels, amt Inge animas of sown shish nay Away heaeprtr uswies taus asy ponstay pat so Inn cos ifor Vow etasanwark savaass prior The exports of Win plan risk sad yens knits sun an ea, 111 pongee wart 611.111 t the MN time lot year, but nine sant the avenge far tbs last pinions three moan* which is MAN packages. The following elessillestion ahoy et s glum the proportion to the various marline Packages. Lbo. Cotten Fleet Hoods. Cotton Twee: East Indies thine Autrella 1.0 Central and South Ameba North America 8.6 West Indies Coast of Attlee Turkey, Egypt, mid Levant .... 10.9 Germany and Holland • 5.2 Other Unpin States 6.7 " The LieerPool cotton market has teen well supported during the Math for middlleg and lair of:L.IJUN of American, but the lower e quoted Id. per lb. lower. Mule Twist :—Our quotations grade re lower qualities are fully Id. per lb. higher, and, say from 70" is mad upwards, there is a general edema, of lid. per lb., which We been wand more by the satielbation of peace than by actual busi ness. although there lila been a reat amount of business done , la tester twist the Mysore is about 14. to Id. per lb. Ike goods market I. Ina healthy state, the demand throughout the month basing been of a eery general character. 511.uach abirtings for India and Chins, are 3d. to 40. per plea higher; 13. inch du 0,3 d. per wee. Nada pollams, 3d. per place of 4ti yards. T clothe, loincloth., and do mestles without alteration. Jou:noels, from being quite neglected, hags spuwng ap lid. to 311. per piece.. WOOLLEN.—Ligas, Aran I.—There has been a good attendance of buyere in the coloured cloth ball this morning, and an avenge bo. einem bas been transacted. The white market has been rather quiet. IitIODUSPIRLD, Aram I.—We have had a tall. trade, but not equal to the average ot the past few weeks. There lea reluctance to give advanced prices. Stooks very light. Buyers were in the market ham ,L=Con and Manchester. but few large sales were easeted. WANUFACITItEB.-11e nos kept ILD. dray t. 1 . —The atteudseee of buyers hart not been e■meroaa to. day. There is still a tolerable de. mend for steel doeskins, tame mixtures, and all seasonable leddad, but the genera. Wilson has no been so brisk as It hr been the tilt few seeks. Apan. I.—Manufactnrens having bought pretty freely during last month came, a slight falling off in the de mand for woo., yet the tone of the market ia considered healthy. sad the recent Mascots well iustained. Mears. Perkins and Robinson, of Liverpool, report in their circular of yesterday During the past month there has been considerable animation in the wool market, and all descriptions have advanced in value. The improvement ha, loon more mat led let. Orly; cognomen who were keeping aloof in the expectation of sup. plying their won upon eider knelt% havino ooze forward as buyers sad operated with confidence. A steady business has also been done for export, ace prices have still an upward tendency. With the ex. CeptiOn of lair parcels of Alpaan, Peruvian, Australian end East in dim, there have been no moons of any consequence, and an Woke are now estronely light(in some descriptions (mired quite exhausted). It appears Improbable, with the present r ttc of consumption, that the raw material can recede in value—while, on the otger hand, the Ina movement In trade, which It Is hoged will accompany the return of i peace, Is likely to nue a further onvanos In Owes:. SILK.-71te milk market has continued active during the month, and prime have now reached a point not toothed since 1833 Indeed, Is some Instances quotations are higher now than they were at that period. In China silk buyers have operated freely, all the re. cent arrivals—about 3,100 bales -having been readily taken on land. log at adsmced rates, leaving the market very bare of available qua titles of both Trollies and layroams. Prices may be quoted Is. te Is. (d. per lb. higher than at the commeneeraent of the month. The teiegraphie adobes of the China mail have arrived, bringing dates from Shanghai to the 7th, and long Kong to the 13th of February. Owing to the discouraging amount. received item this ride and the China holidays, but little boainelt had been done In silk, The total shipments to ali Europe were about 2,e00 bales In excess of those at the came period lied year. The eaporta to Great Britain were about the same. Tile deliveries for the month are 4,431 bales. In Bengal silk there has bees • good demand for all descriptions, and prices are again dearer. The better qualities continue rearm. and COSitqUent3 es fur twee very high rat are ohm:cable. Indian silk must be quoted Is. per lb. higher. Persian kik : 134 ballots have arrived tinting the month, but are yet unsold, owing to the importers being too high in their proteaslons.—(From the Ordeal' of Ilessra. li. Wantuaan and Co.) CORN.—Lane, APRIL o.—We have a fair show of what; for all fresh qualities there is • steady demand at fully Friday's prices. Barley as before. Egyptian beam have receded one shilling pm quarter. Oats ant other artkles unaltered. Average price of graM : Wheat, 3.621 qer.. 72e. 56. ; barley, 1,405 ore., 4.r. td. ; oar,, 324 qrs., 27e. 9d. ; beans, 143 qrs., 425. 61. Arrivals this week:—What, 3,710 qrs.; oats. 6; barley, 1,741; beam, 41; yeas, 2; malt, 540. Bad., Aram I.—To-day our farmers brought a moderate supply of English wheat, witch met free rale, at fully the current rates of last Tuesday. Foreign firm and unaltered in value, with more in. quities. hpring cern in steady consumptive demand. Word with. out change; stoeke of cake • good deal reduced, and meet fair sale. Bones rattier quiet. Rape cakes in fair demand. Imports from March 22 to March 27 t—Wheat,2,2lo qrs. ; busy, 1.850; ors, 110; beam, 310; farm, 171; linseed, 1,0e2; rapesee 2,127; oil cakes, 296 tone; tones, 635. Lys*, Aram I.—Our farmers generally are high", bury ID spring sowing, yet we are fairly supplied with the leading articles of the trade (wheat and barley), and the conditi n much Improved by the massnable drying winds. hales were pretty freely effected at fully the currency of last week for all descriptions. Wheat, red, 10110. 61110., 14e. to 6se.; tine, Ms. Barley, 511ba. to Sally.. 31a. to 36e.; fine, 395. Beane. Me. to 40s. Oats, Is. to Is. Id. per stone. Nawcagno, Aram I.—The weather Mill continues cold and chilly, with night traits and bright minehine during the day. Vegetation makes slow progress, bat the country upon the whole in represented to be healthy. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and holders generally being more yo- served, teeth thrashed eamplee as well so Muth country and foreign. met more attention. and an &atm of Is, per qr; willingly pude Fine Wlebecb red eommenikit 74e.; Scotch yellow, 7ts.; and choice foreign Holstein, 71e., weighing 63110. Flour met more enquiry, extra households making a Is., and other marks 491. to 505.; extra whiter, 53e. to Sta. Rye nominally unaltered. Malting barley in less request, and rather cheaper. In other grain no change. Mcium Await. I.—(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)— A small market and slow sale; rather steady. MYSTERIOUS DEATH. Yesterday afternoon en adjourned inquest was bald by Mr. Bedford, coroner for Westminster, at the Compasses Tavern Monnt4trest, Grosvenor.equare, en the body of James ' Pinner, of Davin-street, Berkeley-square, whole death marred on Wednesday last, under somewhat peculiar circumstances. It was shown in evidence that the deceased, who was a wotkirg shoemaker, had borrowed various sums of money of a person whom he h.d known for many years as a fellow member of a metes, benefit tociety, and that he had represented to him that his means of repaying him would arise from seam of 2601. which his father had lately bequeathed to him. Oa the day in question the deceased had op nioted to rant his Wenn kr the purpose of peanut fag to him an order for 1601. lapin the beck of Meson. Brown sad Janos, which be eald no bad ja , t received from a solicitor at Gloucester, under his lather's will. At the moment of their meeting the digressed left hie friend in the street, and west into his hone under treteat of changing hie clothes, with a desire to maks himself lo as smart as possible pervious to his go'nt ta the banker's for his mousy. He then bunted into his bed-room. and throwing hiense.f upon the bed, exclaimed, " I sea a dead man. I have settled all my etfairi." Is a few minutes he expired, and, es nothing bad occurred to account for his sodden death, it was at first suepeeted that some foul play had been resorted to la order to gat i °noggin' of the money whir's the &cored said bed been left bin by . his fetter . . _ _ Mr. Charles L. B'oratn, professor of practical chemistry at limg's College, said he bad analysed the contents of the stomach, and Lad discovered us much prussic acid as he had seen la many ether insulin where death had unquestion ably omen !rola the effect of 'het poison. Inspector Lester, of th C division, said be bad made ia qulries into the deceased's dateline% respecting the " order ■pea the baskets," sod bad ascertained that there was no found/Con for It; but there was no doubt the deceased was' vary much (battened in consaqueoce of his ant being able to meet his mrouniery obligations. There was, however, no bottle found, nor any other outward trace that the de ceseed had taken poison. Verdict—" Died from the effects of the ementiel oil of bitter almond., but bow administered there was to edenoe to show.' FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. WAS DISPASINERT, APRIL 1. 166 Reeete6l of Melees Osarde—Osoree Use Jar,* gent, to be comet b 7 percher. vies Stewart who retiree. 6th [hypos—Canerlbser Lovett. tram the lie Dragoon Ottarde, totdidraet, without punts's, via Baumgartem appointed toils 4th Dragace Guards. lOth Light Drumm—Comet John 11fe, how the 7th Dragoon Guards, to he Wirt, without purchase, eke Davies, promoted. 7th Regiment of Foot—Ensign Lindsey N. Butler to be limtroant, without parches*, vise iteeHeary, ;emoted; Baden Jobs Bowen Cooke to be UeutreauL by pureiram, vice Weide. promoted,• Lientemat Edward William Vedwallader Lloyd. from Bard North Lards MULL. to be ens gn, without purchase, vice Butler. 12ad Post—Quartormaster ile•gcsot Jobs Colour to be quarter master, eke Rights, appointed paymaster gdb Foot 41st Foot —Lientenhat Llonad M. Fran to be adjutant, Mos Hanill• tm, promoted. 47th !botrllie ashond Christian name of Ensign Hanley, appointed no Ind Ceiober, Ina, la John. 64th Poot—Fnagn George Henry John Haldane to be lieutenant, by =Tvice Hinchlik promoted; Arthur William Leigh Mire ent., to be maim try purchase. vice Haldane. 89th Pact—Quartermaster Wilda= Haab's, trim 22nd ' , cot, to be paymaster, vice Harley, placed epos half pay. 72ot—Acting Animas burgeon Ruben Lucas to be moisten t sansta. 90th Foot— E.ll/101 Robert lame Maxwell to be lieutenant, by pur thaw. eke Patemoo, promoted to t3rd Foot; Rohm. Cooing hams Oaniaghwee Graham, gust, to be ensign, by punters, vice lbmwelL Mak Foot —lades lames Cetagh to be ilestemat, without purettame, Tie* Mullen, wham promodos, webout parehme, ow 10th Aegust, ISM, Ms bean eanwilmd • Badge J. W. Fry to be lieutenant. with out percher., vies BroWn, deemed ; Diemen litehen William Sewell, from 97th Foot, to be easigo, without purely's', vice Creagh ; Lieutenant Charles Yeast, tram the Clare Hittite, to be emign, without paiebasi. vim Pry. 90th Foot—Lieutenant R. H. Evan, to be captain, by purchase, via Eons, armointed to tbe Scots Familiar (hard. ; Ensign Hoye. Preston to be imutemnt, by maims% vice Evans; Jima Felix Hair~. gent., to be "mita, by pwrelmes, vice Preston. 97th rvt-I lestanont Thomas Emm Mort, from the Londonderry lillitia, to he emign, without puler% Woe Sewed, appointed to Month, Foot. led West India Regiment—Francis 01111.111 Dann. gent, to be en sign, without parttime, vies Rawlins, appointed to the 13th Foot. 0010 Co at Corp.— Ensign 1•211111 Lamb, to be lieutenant, without partbioe, 'lce Hooter, deemed; Charles Hewett, gent., to be maim without purchsw, vim Owen, who weigue. BRITISH ITALIAN LEGION. STAPP. _ . _ John lalelt. Sent. to be Woad* quarterrivoter. 3rd Regiment—Captsla De Forma to be Maim; Geteldlal Gemini to be lieutenant eth Regiment—Captain &cep F. Sheppard, late of the Osmanli Irre gular Cavalry, to Ile captain. HNPITAL STAFF. Clorlor Wortar Mhos. M.D., from 73rd Foot, to MMot mem= fd Me mmailiMMl• AMfq MM O-- "-sorems Cyrus OmMolos Dasioll tole asaietantsur. gees be the Forms: The sepotstroent of Burgeon J. W. IllteMyn. .D. , from 2nd West Lib Begtommt, on u Mass% WM, hes beesll The unieneentloned pweilern Is plane cowequent upon the dials el the Woods, cdirenn : -Major Gew•ral Sir John OMath l Juan 111141 General WE W. G. Davy, C. 13 , ( istl i Misseeq, 1556; Omni Slr John Grey. K.C.8., died 19th IfehmaL In& llape Chwerel Marks Ash Windham. Saki 11.7171111N1r517, to be pissed upon the Axed establishment ; Ihealamt Celled Lord Jews Mlles Plantagenet Murray, Scots relialse One& le be admit !Nor Nathan Staub Gardiner, on -10 he ligalmeat 556.16; Captain Geoege W. Collins Jack ass, lAMW Ilenessen IP be ardor. The genanwlas et Semi ligatanutt Colonel Joseph Henry Lays. Nth PA le he sosielell lkowneleer, 1851. Yep, Welk pay hi Ma the bed egen erdatant surgeon while serviag bee Omni; Mamie Cavalry. The andargamtleent Maga wing with tbe Tartish Contingent, to bare heal reek blunter Mlle No employed: To be Igegm-onnis ma Swat Moire Dames Carnellas Greene. and Fest 1 Onnige Mx Wore, nod gleam WWI% Mt Feet g ri V Full iegle : =lleignie; Ongela Thome Mg slat Feel g Carthe Tau Ise4Ogreld ; Nam TM* line. linleas gryt oi n i lrUieft Chealea Ilairgema Mali gad Nakao I Ceglin a_he One^ Me MS Feet. Baia lksabeg NataaS Liftman Orglia Bleard Wittig !ivied Lith Poot !Me Ihplaim-dellgema imp Neliesen. qr find; Ligaimat Wog limp* Nth Feet; Urn mat Mita Mew PM; likaasust hand* Ma Ilweadem PM; Lliniment Charles LewilNia, 43 4 rh i r= II imiag Bpi% 44th legal Ik Native Infantry; Useignot Chado IMO Igeekengle, NM Bengal Ns- Ws jittery ; Ligelmat Crakes lfrodigtek Joseph IWO lad 15 Native letamy g ligemest Charles Ikam Vim Mb Mires Native &MINT ; Ligament J. Partmad lege Igla• Brigede ; Lirgemate late lath Usalment Meade Yeesy tgegerielt Omadigh Onwileg [Mee. nest Chutes Nasiled ." = "—. lilieregen, £1436y; Lbw. ma Maar Jams inm, Nth Maim Native Limey; Lew lama Ilidard Plaftem Ine Inh Light Dragoons; Wagon* Lees Bert relater; ingair A. Webby Maoism, Mit ael Native Inkany g Lisalmen Timm Hems late gist Foot; Lisormait Orem IPesirlik °Nam OM ; tenant D. C. Mama Delheite. lea. BM lest; Lingers& wee lgalilsaillsore lteat UsagamtilenpliOmme sm. kW Mb Foot; laselemat is. Beggar% tale 11011 Fast; Lientmat Cheeks Jena! LIM limbs. Vohs may; Ligatment lilsissoke Dunne 1101 Biagi pagMants langsmt Chides P.S. ekisis "I C: rz .„,... t llksisilingy. UM Fait; Oaggeln ChM@ 11116 Fes ChM@ Ram IN. Jahn LIL Myr" et, late IMti Intl MM. Netive la. Maldeat. Ogeseles Inane, peg Serbs Artillery . Cheraw Istwend Chain% tea May =Mt Lhasa ma gum Wily late Mt Fest; Ma y Deval lICSUMer Illnt MOM. OM FM 1 Parks Cranked hits 18th lisaismat lintent Mess FM* late tetb Light ; Man Mob 1114 law let Dragoon Jai Dagen ipat, late Manna Canny ; taaeat Joh& Charles IFter4 Iltb Foot; Usalemet CheMa PIM Mekenste, late UN Fang Lieutenant Z. Teta Fed. WS& FM be lissimentar-OMIM (bmgellygning, Artakry ; Robert Illaibmgl (Nava, eaan The mdenaggaleried gain% gerelng with the Dona Irregular Cavalry, to have Mil NM la Twiggy while se To be 11=Zila MOM Fres* Itileg. m alloOt; captain Wart Me Nth Fese 01 1!a It. H. Rumba; Sam UMW. UM Nletth rm. Tp be Biglerßigler i Light Mugge= Ungegegn rtes Mama Mini., Ms and Pant; Meg Maghtega ban Ind Pesti lagatema IL Pitman, I lambs, MY* ; ban I 1 Irmo litudiewood, /Lk Keine , w; Mori; Lleatenent Oshom Dam% llith gagpg moral Ugarramt liNband Illsolaskt Barka. late 0415 PM; segant Onene Cargewas Preghe iv r e ge deh Drams Grab Ideagning Saha Oldmoolkor Soo pM5554 Llealowat Timm Wee^ Ms 0' salami & Lys* WM MOW ; Llioulient kits Halpin t liantelant nagker 166 INgelay Native blenr ay; Lienamma Medget Wedehme, lath landau Native InitsaM; Ligalesma Plidertek Nam^ NM &May tredve lamtry; lionagama Manger ingsrat i ala . war ledge 11=Lisallemat Beary=lhals; *--•-•--'••-"- Ham ;taper w mu.; late let Toot; game greesrg :gm.; Georg* Fceionby Cranford, mi.; Imortty Vabie 1.56 gent. ; Joker Timor/. gnu tee Lieutenant E. B. Littlelord. 46th Smolt With. Infantry, te have ths local rank of espial in Turkey whets nerving week the Tartish Coalmine. Wed 20th Feknery, IL,I mask to tlio •• Casette" of 29th ultimo, reed E. B. I.llehteed=tte 42th Hemel With. Inlamm, e•ruvPTB. 'lrma Brooms sal Osasesavi oica;z kdayra. Mons.stread, dys to sussedar ApYll 10 at 11, and May 15 at If, at Baying. _ Mont mil Marls, Oil JOlrry ; off. swag, B. --- rms. Ordirdird; hisdlmr. llbodes; asat P. dirdrarldrp. 1300,1•00001. 'Mask dors, rad ft at I, ud Ifsg II at 111, at 1011444. 011., Maley, atriat ► cr. gadr, Jelteace, brae Tomas Wocaat , . 111, et ast, ploatier, Ajpell 11 milk/ 9 11• 44 tb. korria; off wale., J Sum lasi Otra aw" mu, Dablinglaailasa. Moe" aim 10 ay lb at 2,44 6.... 211•11= de5 t. lami4 Now 'lmams Maio lao Ilafta, ateltiiike. timber Misr. Aarti IS at 2. mg Wm 14 at 12j, at mekaltabast.Mla, Mahal; aid Clakka.Oarasart, Cary 1111144, rd Istkkiridlag; cd. Grahams, Collsmanotreet JO= Basica, ;tut Middleton, Mal MMillint, April IS and May " 14, at 12, at S. Jima mad Co., Hines Bench-was, ; i aid& agars. COIF 0112141.1011 t. Joan O*LTOM Taos; Wirebons• April II at 1, sod May 18 at I. M=is i rstrest.lBlB. lll = and Son, New Bridgeotrost, Blackfriareg rad Ma" 111111 Mine ; off. swig., Whitmore, lbsingballotrast Jams Orrnm pl mud Jammu 017,1. , Church-street, Haeliney, and Did. diace. Mouton, saddlers. Aprlll3 at 2, and Nay 10 at 11, at Usifthel.street. Borkitt, Curriers-hall, London.wsll; off. smaig.,lldwardm, Itsrobrook.coart. Cassius Pars. Money Croce, Uktopektre, Ilesseret victualler, April 11 at 1, and Ma 13 at 12, at Baalegh.,llousec Bola., Terrell and Chamberlain, 11-street ; off. map., Lee, Aldermastbury, Wai tau Curws, Wedoesbury, Staffordshire, baker, April 12 and May 1, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sots., Moan sad Memoirist, Wilma ; of. wad& Bittlestoo, Birmingham. RICHARD Fox, Moreten.imtboleamh, Gloucestershire imentortger. Aril 15 and May 11, at 11, st Bristol Court. Soli., Bevan sa d Girilom Bristol: off. Emig., Amman, Bristol: Gramm Menu, Liverpool, ship beMer. April 11 sad May 8, at 1 1 ,at Liverpool Oonzt. Soy Woodburn, Liverpool; if. enig., Bird, liverpcol. Aims Itoomuorr, Clifton, Lancashire, lionised victualler, April 17 and May 2, at 11, at Manchester Court. Sot., Bullock, Ilimotimster ; of. assig., Ilernsman, MancheMer. Jonmmou Tuagmos, Blabopwoomouth, Durham, Joiner, April 11 and May 11, Ml, at Neweattloopon.lyne Court. MILL, Berle and Co., eouthampioa-bnaldiags, Chancery.lans, sod Newcastle-opm. Tyne, and Browne Newcastle-upen.Tyne; oft asap., Baker, New. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. *II. JACOB OIDOTSO, tluu.pleoe, Old Kent-rood, hoop bender. INOOLVENT PETITIONERS. T.& Young, Jobmetreet, Heeksey. eapeater-11. MOM, Kew Surrey, Iketwed victualler—C. Car.er Patriot-row, Bethnal-rem , irtuer—O. fislisbary. avenue , erraes, Carat•nrall. Messed Ma tualler—W. Crocklord. Bexley. Host. 'm em! Mop keeper —J. Simla& Stallesbury.pisee, aktemeatesePeet, Hamad .broils —A. W. lallaktoo, agent fur the Catty Firs sad wectplace, Old Kest-real. watchmaker— TairciW.l4eakvi Lilo °Moira, Hata Mor— o, Holloway. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAM:TALI Y. Caledonia, ropperwell. soiled from Whale* on the 4th November Wt, for the L nited Kingdom, and has not since Men heard of. LITIRPOOL BEEPS AT PORTION Pours.—Dumbarton Youth (M), Welts (r 8). end FlaPiidn IRO. at isisyrao ; Lebanon (.), Great Britain (sai, Jura (m), Egllntoa (w). barah (w), litrnak (lls), Emma Stella, Henry and Dors. and Britannia, at Malta ; Lebo e, atOs'end; Helga M'Gaw, at.d George Wartungton, at New Orleans; Kitty Carden. at Mobile; William Chombetiaine. at, and if oftlutton,off. the Delaware; Wyoming, eff Cape Inland; blonhaten, Jac ..b A. Westervelt, and American talon (all of which rustuned damage on the voyage), at New York ; at Valpsruito. 8,1112J0 PDX LITZIPOOL.—WMIII3OIITIIO. from MarreiPos, March 28 ; Marsh Newman, from Calcutta, ?eh. 21; Arcadia, March 20, from Malts. WRECK OF A STEAMER, WITH GREAT LOSS OF Lzrz.—Advises received at Lloyd's yesterday, dated Ve t:wait°, February 14 mentioned the total loss, on the 30th of January, on the Ca•renga rock', 18 miles south of Con stitution, of the Chilean war-steamer Condor, when, me lancholy to relate, no less than 315 persons met with a watery grave. THE ELBE TOLLS.—The Corriere ltaliano of Vienna of the 27th March mates that, at the navigation congress which is to assemble this year en Germany, Austria will proton the 'oppression of the navigation dues on the Elbe. SPECIE EREIGHT.—H. B. M. frigate, President, C.p.ain Frederic, arrived here on Thursday afternoon (March 6) frees the eosst of blesico, with about one million of specie for Eegland.—Periansa Par. (Advertieetnent. l —AT MR. MECHI '3 EATABLIBII - 112, Reeentetreet, No 4, Leadenhallecreet, and Cr, Inal Palace, are exhibued .he finest specimens of flritufn manufactures, ilk DTt•Bilff-ClOl4l, Work-bocce, Writ rit.esseg, Dressing-bags, and otber article. of utility or 'usury suitable for preentanon. A separate de. p.rtmeot for Papier elude Manufactures and Bagatelle Tables. "fable Cutlery, Razors, scissors, Penknives, Strops, Paste, Ne. shipping orders executed. dame prima charged at a the Estabhstimente. A new Show Ikon at the ktegentetreet Eatablfsbment for the sale of Elmira Plate in apnoea. fork.. and a variety of articum BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Usde•pfat, the wife of CAILLET.—March 31, at _ H. Calllet, keg., or a daughter. ClLtald—March 29. at Raithill, soar Liverpool, the wife of E. P. Cram, lag., of a daughter. wCOCKßeßrt.—blareh 29, at Kildare-tense*, Weethourne.park, Ws t of W. A. Cali:urn, rsq., of a daughter. QUlT,—Marok 30, at Great Manhopthatreet, the lion. Mrs. Chat, of I NS. MOMS& —March 29, at Rt. Leonardbi.place, York, the wife of It C. Whom, Peg, Ovule tOth Royal Iluiv.ire, of a eon. HOWARD.—Mareh t 9, at Oreyotoke Castle, Cumberland, Me,, Howard, of • daughter. MELRUI33I.—Merc 2e, at Barton-le-Willows, eremite, York, We wife of the Rev. T. h W. Idelbuteh, of a eon. )1118115THIL—March 29, at ltutland.gete, the Coyote's of Monster, of a eon and heir. PTlCllol.l.B.—Mareh 29, the wife of W. R. Nkholle, Eel., of Graf. Loughborough.p•rk, Brist,,o, of a daughter. PieL.—March 28, Mre. R. W. Paul, of Vywatreet, Birmitittam, of • daughter. PERRY.—March 31, at Eatospkoklady Perry, of • um. MARRIAGES. lEDFORD—PLEF.M P.N.—Much 29, at St. Petrie, Dublin, W. IN Ledford. Lieut -Col. 3rd Battalion GOth Reties, to Elizabeth Maria, daughter of the late Rev. P. Nieman. of V' hitehurch. Devon Lire. IUNDAS—KNATCHBULL.—March 29, at St. George's, Hanover. Square, by the Rev. 11. Howarth, C. S. Dundee. Erq , got of Mr. Dundee, of Dundee Castle. to Mary Wales, daughter of tier N. Kesatehboll, of Mereleam Hatch, Kent. ILLES—NOTLET.—March 99. at St. Mary's. Southwark. by the BAT. A. W. Shape, M.A., the Bev. J. Ellis, M.A., Head Mauer of the Cathedral School, SaUstary, to Loulaa Jane, daughter of G. Motley, Esq., of Terrace House, Albany-road, Old Kent-ro.td. FLIITCII6B—SICKNELL.—March 29, at St. Pummel Chesch, he the Bev. 0. A. Rogers, A.M., the Bev. J. Fetcher, A.M.. Chap am to the Earl of Huntingdon, to Mary Henrietta, daughter 01 11. E. Bicknell, Esq., of Upper Bedford-place. 009 Ell—PORTER.—Marsh 27, at Christchurch, Streatham, by the Rev. W. Gower, I. D. Gower, freq., of the Old Jewry. tondoil. to Ellen, daughter of 0. Potter, Esq., of Bermondsey, odul the Pam. N 4 Streatham: DEATHS. ATKIWB.—Mach 30, at Grove Douse, Rolm 1•e ^U Pinny Kam daughter of J. R. *Wu, Erg., M.D., Ned 17. BASTINOM—MareIi 23, at Bontkampton meet, Blonambur7. W. W. Itaitle" rm., aged 64. HAMIIIMIL—IIarth 30, at Far, reham, Hint, Dr. Hawking, late of Miltownext.Grammend. ET DElt.—Marolt 30, at Cant/emu, Mr. 11. Iltd.r, aged 64. MlLLErg.—Larch 19. at Toronar, Eiesen-, daughter of C. Esq., of Malden Erlegh, Berkshire, anal hi. OW Elf.—Muth 31, at 11007 Bank, near klanclirs:er, J. Owen, faq., aged nOWIT.-11uth 29. it Cluts.street. Brain lON W. rrot ot t , lOW. aged 74. ROTBIUN.—IIareb 28, at Rt. Jobe...rood, IL W. Rothman, Req.. Registrar at th e Univeriati of Lonion. - - Philo,' sat wombed es wisuaz nkuri. alfo. a, Lo.twa S ties ta my of Loodoey Tr nt( it the ()tee. In Lomb. ti Strut. la the Imalad et Valleclan.—Nzapinver. ll*. 11 / I - 7