The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-18 00:00:00

7S , a , IMP." only lon prices, but" low .polities; then fore they could not discuss the. question with that freedom and with the wishes an d hop, • which animate us. But this cabinet prof , woo to govern the country. under the reformed a presentative sys Um. with a free pies+, and with the pe.wer of our holding met tier like this one. Then, they are ;•erfeetly astonished that when we a' , up to parlisunent, filled, as I Inas say, with the spirit by which Manchester is actuated, and When we do ant drop into the mere herd of followers of the government, we are pointed at a. men who arc anxious to embarrass the goverment; and some men have the audacity to say we have personal ohjerts of our own to serve. Well, the cabinet is shuttered; the whip policy is worn out— /cheers) ; and. bear this in mind, that five years of their policy has ended in this—that it has almost delivered us into the handset the Philistines. (Laughter. and " Hear, hear.") But the govern meat lei ing in extr , mia, we arc promised that which wm only Mood At ilefOrt ; are promised a Measure of parliamen tary B ohn fom. Now 1 think it a street step gained, that Lord J Russell ' has made that promise, and a great step lined that Sir James Graham, (rum the other side of the use, lota des lam! hit eolleUrTtliet in it. But if you read the speaettes of Lord John Itussell end Sir James 'Graham. you will observe what an emphasi s s the y laid soon the word cautiously." Everything . was done uio.ly, you could out be quite sure t was to he done at all. Now I agree with every syllable Cad my right hon. f ri end and eel- Israsow ham said with regard to what we should base for a reform bill. lhcre roily one point on which I will cater — the qu , -t ion of the bailik. I s hou ldlike it to become the inn 0 ; . ~ ,ne of all those who are in favour of a new reform bill, that that n Rein NU would Is' iaemnplete, and a virtual betrayal of the caw. of whom, if it del out include the tote Dy bul:ot. (fir , at cheering,) yt!lus it ! (hie of the members fur Stockport, who never is MI thus platform when I sea bere—(a laugh) —said last sessiou that his constituent. were nut its favour of the vote by ballot; and it so happened that, within three or four days afterwards, a largo ma j ority of hi. constituent. Wooed, a petition in favour of time I. e4Sot, and sent it up to the Home of I:seaman's. They tell u• that vote by hailed is urn-Ensf.ish, and that it may I ash in ...Mt CA C 4 to lying. and in many casts to de test asset tn•oehe re. Ask the man who sava that, what the al,..aa 4. of the cs.llot 14-aals to! Why, thine is not such a diegraceled sight in the world u. elections under our repo wutative system. (Cheers.) Ilut eons the Channel U. le oat, ohs :a six minim,* of people voted at the ela•ction tie .'resident of the Tr nth Its:public. 'I here wa• di-torlsence, there ww, no outbreak, there were no r!ots were the soldiers warah sl to prevent blood al, el. fore , the Atlantic lo the United State. ; and you will find there, that the sire elections al rs, l over that vast republic, eleetions re at which there a dire , or foss ti,,, the , number et soh,. UV have here alto gether; yet nobody veer thick. of bee ins/ soldiers isi re .a rve Us protort order. %line you cannot have an election here, with three or tour huneln al elector, (and generally, whore the elector* an, few.wt, there is the nowt diaturhunee), hut at the risk of human life • and I recoils ct one for Sheffield since the Reform Bill (I believe indeed Shtlfield anal out r. torsi son)' members Infect, the li-form Bill) win re several men lost their lives. Anal all thee would pre vent. it, with the ballot; yes would not require the east diaurhaeoe )our procession, or of your Satiating., or your polling app: rate.; in hitt, there would be notlinta that woe: listable, own to ao•nd mon , y in corruption and bribery ; l u t o n'alatioe, would he disarmed ; wad they to watii the es,n atitaitiou the r try pretewhel to give the right to tote, would have the right to vote, an.lwoolel exercise it free from the iseductos - of g.,14, and fr.:, G. ore the influence or ,0 1 ..rior pea, r. (fir_at elo arting.) Now, I am for the hallo;, risen in oho no lit ttelorso 111.1. Now, one word more on your ow l s la,sitinu, not as Valli tied with this neusti •liry with r, 2 int to an etertioi—for I tell you Wi no-44 that ss ,rie I:lntimatiost there in not a man in Etealaws that has 61 II;nito r id , a of t'•,• e•wilted peition of any one wise, at ail worthily, should ,espy the plate of your rape. wutatiecs ; yet, when I .peak la valiant-tit Of tote, 1 slide ,soar bs shot out lentil litind any ides of a oln tnolny 111141•11. , slow ti lien tors w4,•re. (Clicer,.) lam nowt tcappy wlea lietter I ran, ta a ; ers is with you ; but I think t, rs• is u higher, loftier, awl pon r standard for a r. pre aentatatiee than even the ~ ; , : Mo n. of time whom lie may wpm old ; and that stated:lnt is, his own intellietlit Mel eon &Mentions eemerietenn of the, duty w loch t. Is lure him (Bost eloa ring.) Now, we are Milled the llaneleester party," amt oar policy the Nt.aielmsti r policy ;"and this a.ippose, is OW whoolrowei of the llanehister (01were awl lauglita r.) Now, Ido not repudiate that IlAnie lat all. I think it an I ar to ours leg., an hussar to you, 'led I,) your owls lab Ilittenee, your sacri fices, ys•ur ma I ).,osr intrepidity, you linVe Lateallyultetra iin• umpire. of soar Mink sash of y o ur convict Ulaal the sadiry s.: the gleate.t einpir, of the slAw Ne h are prineipl.., and we intend to eland he them. 01,4 ars.) 11e inillo gentleman sat down nuial.t • uthu.is applaww.) Mr. Ahlennan 11A1iVEY sensed: "That this meeting cordially Wank. the flight lion. 'C. M. Gilsoos and John Bright, Kop. for the seal, tab ist, awl faithhilliess with who I. they hair lu all norViiitioNts atliorated the principles 10 pewsote whiels they were us tamet to parliama est, de sin , to canon-age• thson to Winn in the talio• rour.e. and Id e d a se a it. -11 b, use all legal soul proper mean. to n turn then at th• at election." elin at clia trios/ tiLinti;F: IiAIWIE.I.I) seconded the motion. Ile mid .1111-1.11 had been mole to 111.• eliso wee. who had supported the Lite 1111W141,1111n• n$.1;11-i tilt eatholirs, but so I.e is. the Md. pntlent• sem roue, rue .1, he Is Sieved they dial el a c•••..eal 1;1 individual. in 11411.111 Ce who took that cour.... (Laughter.) o n the mini..., 'Wing put to the vote, es, rry bawl in the vast assembly apnea/11i to he told up, ant the ehairnian declares' anuala enthusiastic motels of sheering ilea the .ol oil ere, vo a• s UMW on Ir. 'the meeting se pirated about ID he6ere 11 Wrier/it.. IRELAND. Insatfx, Arai!. 17. *lite latest news trout laingford in confulittill in life paragraph its the cornsissidelice of the Fos. dated Isongforil. lust evening : Is en the 110. s.s VI lest is understood and cam eted to is a coot...till election. :mil writing from the 15h.3111 I “111 r Tell at 1111. , 11101111Vill quite at • lint lo What opini.in I mi,aht off, ras to the result. The town has been •ery quirt all day, and I ..rt observe W. inlikAti./4. of tin - parat t tor a voittest ; hot tie n Int making itiquirit lam p..o; re ly ...stared that sushi will he the Sala that pr.- patratenis lite lost sits, and ••aingetie charm ter un• Irma mash' for it. Hut nohmly ... ma to be confident or raleuleting upon •11114.4% by a majority of Ttes; awl. milt ss. ther, is mine *. detlge" in the [safest, 11l i"turt . of st litelt I hate le en as yet unable to lathout, the t. turn '(Mr. ;flow tt'Firrall seems quite certain. Mr. Slcutor has issued aft address, in which he thus stut,w 6i. isolitiral views: I.t. .% sound anal moderate protivtirm for the agricultural interests of this tsitintry. :!tolly. A revision of the present system Or lima laws. 3rilly. A fair oral equjtaldc adjust mem 1011w...int •Landlord awl tenant, which will not destroy the rights of the 'stole it tirotmis the capital and in dustry of the odm r Aud lastly. I will aster consent to he the just, unti•nt of oppression or insult to any portion of illy fail.. -vomit rymen, because of their religious opinions; and I will Minty "moons the prt sent or any taller ISS'SSUf. PIS} to that etleet. A iniblic tuct.ting of the citizens of Dublin of all political opinions has bets. advertised to take plaee in l'rxuili lion-hall on Tuesday next, to petition liar- Gsment against the I•lectestistif.,ll Titles Bill and the Iteligious"lliitisf-. Bill. and to adoirt un address to the Queen. pisying tom ltlikiesty to dismiss from her. councils any ntiffister who shall I,rupose to the legis lature ine.tsures infringing on the religious liberty of her Nlajest f.'s subjeels. The chair is to lie taken I/ Mr. Joint 111 vitolsis. M.l'., and the lies. Dr. Cahill wham pi caelit lierlllollS ~ . is expected tatteni. h I IITVstill11• is the uggre.,nite meeting of ratio.- lice" hinted at by the tlsssis ttttt u ycnicrtlac. It is no et•ssary to add that Conciliation Hall, Ifaving been alsituloned let- Mr. Jolt,. tll'ontiell, half a dozen metubers of ate old "imilmittee have sisitsu latss,l to. keeping it open to hold such meetings as the fortlicoutittif one. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. QICEE.:; . ;COLLEtiI..-11cr Majesty has been gra tioway pleased to male a donation of 2onf. to the collc4c &matted by Lir royal charter Ihri e yeatu since. and nanic.l tagrtsi. Losulon. for fenule education. TU. dona tion will entitle her klaj.sty to kiep a pupil constantly in the college. and it is pleasant to find the working el the eollsige thus approved. Its object is to adapt the priucipk of King's in% to female eillieatioai. 41 ; ;;;" laII.tTIUr Ar Sf:/tM1..,;4 CUL:BeII. Pit:CA- PlLLY.—Yemonlay, the laid 111.1i,,p of Lotulutt held a con tinuation at the pari%h church of St. J 44114.0,, There •a• a ta:l attructucce of the clergy of the district, sual a Lao: ..1,41:f • gation. Tin: FLIMLET GANtb—CtiMMIT rAL or Is.tAcs, •rn CA r TAI.C—Tt s Itlat DO I WELLS.TlitlinhAT.—JobalsancA, the captain of this desperate band of burglars, Iran, through the active est riots of Mr. Moo. o. Cie superintendent of the Sussex oustabulary. at last bet a apprebesultd and vont mitt. d to gaol. to take his trial at the next ASsijA.P. The prisoner was apprehended at Frouw, in Sousersetshire, on Friday last, out was brought before the mag.grates b. re to-day, charged with the burglary ut the house of the Misses Eartionnbe , no ar lektiad, in December last. It will be recollected that this robbery was per petrated by eight persons, amongst whom was the pri wavy, and James Ilamilton, the approver. The other I:1% won• all traansort t d by Lord ( ampbell at the last assizes. The primmer is also charged with the bur glary at Mrs. Stonee'r. at Kidford. near Petworth. This robbery was tit clad tlw 3rd of June last by Jones and Harwood, who w, re hanged on Tueseley last ; Samuel itir wood, who was also ekirged with the murder of Mr. ; Julia Smith (transported. for life fur the Uekth Id robbery) : the prisoner Isaac's ; and James Ilamilton, the u,pros.r. Ilannitun stated that he met the prieoner at Vamham-eornmon Ina spring, wham he arranged the rub bery. Ile then went to Lluildford to fetch other awn to help. (in his return hr brouuht back with him Samuel Ilaio.eld, JAM,* Junes 1/3rbiolgt), to Mn,. eguner'• and fureilly giswates. tette: h:.riu,t satti.imt r with the chance, fully rom ae neat assizes, awl in the suaveyed by Mr. Morten to 'I lt .t n loc.. dot to Niro. 1.4.m..1 h. r moth). The al tol•tral vtith to fit the priwupt W liaitt.l.l him to tale his trial at Us course of the evening he Ital 01 &ewes poi. i • Lain fntelligence. EQUITY COURTS.—YESTERDAT. areas vica-cosscatens Koester Dacca. Be NORTH Or ENGLAND B ASKIN,: C . 111E101 CA...Z.—WINDING-C} AcTs Mr. Russell and Mr. Randall moved, by way of appeal from the decision of the Master, that the name of the ap pellant might be removed from the hst of contributories as executor of the will of a Mrs. Hall. The appellant's co op rotor w.. residuary and had received dividends on the shares since the testator's death, and at tint tbo list bad been settled by inserting the name of the co-executor alone, as liable in his own right. Afterwards, however, the official manager applied to have the list revised in this re spect, and the Master, on bearing both sides, altered the list, by plaMog the appellant upon it, in his character of executor. In support of the appeal, it was contended that the Mater had no Jurisdiction to alter the list by placing upon it a person whom he had once decided upon ex cluding, at all events without any new facts being brought before him. It was also contended that by permitting the co-executor to receive the dividend-, the company had - eopted him ms u shareholder in his character of kgatee, and had discharged the estate of the testator from the time of COURT OF COAIMON PLEAS.—YESTERDAT. ttrcree tP !Immo. —Btrok% Lost. CUIIT Jt Tlc, Jterts, JC , TICK CLIMIW.Lim AIL Jur:lca WiLLIAm% .no Ma. Jvbnce Ta r4OIL. Treorvir r. TRVIAR.—SLANDER. This WU an action which had been tried before the Chit f Justice at the last sittings ut nisi . prius at Westminster, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff with dl. da mages. Mr. Humfrey, Q.C., now moved for a rule to show cause why there should not be a new trial, on the ground of mis direction, or to arrest the Judgment,:er fora venire de novo. The slander complained of had been spoken of the plain tiff's wife by the defendant imputing to herthat she had de coyed away from their home the two daughters of the defen dant for immoral purposes. The 2nd count set out the slander in this way, " I have proof that she (meaning the plaintiff's wife) is a catholic and she took them (the defendant's daughters) to Camden-town fur immoral purposes, and to introduce them to her male acquaintances, and that she tried to induce them to change their religion and to become catholics to carry out her base views." The learned coun sel now stated that it bad been tont:ruled at the trial that it was intended to infer by innuendo that Mrs. Propert kept a house of ill fame to which she had taken the dcfen dant's daughters. Mr. Ilumfrey now submitted that the words did nut warrant the construction which the plaintiff had put upon them, namely, that Mrs. l'ropert had been charged with keeping a house of ill fame, and that therefore the Chief Justice ought to h ire told the4lury• that the innu endo was not proved, and should have directed a nonsuit. The court granted a rule nisi to arrest the judgment, or for a venire de novo. hi: death. Mr. Baron and Mr. Daniel, for the official manager, said that the first decision of the Mater was given during the smte of uncertainty which prevailed as to the law under the Winding-up Acts, before any cams bad been decided upon them. The Vice-Chancellor observed that these acts were not without merit. They were a foundation, though a rude one, of a system of commercial law which would he built upon, and probably be productiee of beneficial results. Mr. !Lassen replied. The Vice-Chancellor said that there did not appear to be any reason for interfering with the last derision of the Master if be had the power of altering his former deci , .ion. Upon the term, of the pith section of the Amendment Act his Honour saw no reason t 4 doubt that the duster had this power. The motion must he refused, but, as the Master had changed his opinion, without cost.. HOARE T. This was an action for libel, which had been brought by Miss Sarah Mary Iloare against the editor of the Plymouth Gazette. The case was tried before the Chief Baron at the last assizes at Exeter, Ilhen a verdict was found fur the defendant. Mr. Carter now moved for a rile fqr a new trial on the grounds of misdirection, the improper rejection of evidence, and also that the verdict was against the evidence. The Court granted a rule nisi on the ground of the ins proper rejection of evidence. The court at its rising adjourned until Wednesday next. Re OVNYLE BREWERY C9MPANV.--CR9STON . 4 CASE.— Ac - rs. Mr. J. Parker and Mr. Ilislop Clarke moved that the certificate of the Ma-ter, finding that the appellant was not a creditor of the comisitiy, might lie reversed. The aplK•l lant claimed in c--is et m a snot • 'deli he hid been obliged to pay atter borrowing it, by the order of the directors, for the we of the company. Mr. Bacon and Mr. ltonburgh were for the official ma nager The Vice-Chancellor directed the motion to stand over till Thur.lay, in order to settle the mode in which the legal notation might he ail Aid by a court of law. Ills Honour said that these motions under the winding-up acts inter (iced so much with the regular business of the court., that it was under enwideratiou whether, instead of being heard among ether motion-, they should nut take their ,regular tutu by being placed in the rinse list. COURT OF EXCHEQUER -YESTERDAY. StnINOS IN BANC% OTRTEN r. Loan KENION.—.II.IWIMENT. This was a case framed for the opinion of this court by order of the late Vice-Chancellor Wigram, the question being whether a certain deed of trust executed by the late Fir John Osborne was void for usury. It appeared that the late Sir John Osborne died in 1118, having therein agreed to pay his creditors interest at the rate of 5 per cent. on their respective debts, the payment of the principal being deferred to his death. In the meantime be charged his landed estates, in which he had a life interest, with the payment of the interest, and it was further agreed that his creditors should not proceed against his person, and that, at his death, they should be entitled to the bonuses which might he declared on the several policies of assurmee effected by hint as a security for his debts, the premiums being charged on his lauded estates. The Lord Chief Baron now delivered jadgment. The court was of opinion that the deed of trust was nut void for usury, the creditors having not only forborne but actually relinquished and abandoned all personal remedy against the late Sir John Osborne. They were also of opinion that no action at law would lie at the suit of Lady Osborne, as executrix, for the MIMI in the hands of the trustees, and they would certify their opinion accordingly to the Vices Chancellor. The court were occupied during the remainder of the day with motions for 111!* trials, and at three o'clock it was ad journed to Wednesday next. SHERIFFS' COURT.—YFxrutaty. 1663,15T10: CIDEIL-SIOXII/ or MIDIOL.OI. POWELL P. PItELI , .—SALE OP AN AIIVOWSON. This was an action to recover 2111. as COMMitSioll. The defendant pleaded that he was nut indebted, that the plain tiff had corruptly actril contrary to the provisions of the 314 Elisabeth c. 6, and Intuit. Mr. Kingdon, iu stating his case, .aid the plaintiff, John Mrs Powell, was an agent for the transfer of Kele siaatical property, and the defendant WV. an attorney at Monmouth. la the course of last year they were brought together by means of an advertisement in a Landon OCANpaplr, offeriug fur sale the AtlCOAsqll of a living. The defendant an swered the advert, ement, and a correspondence took place between him and the plaintiff relative to the pur chase of the Avow - son of Trinity church, Liverpool, which AS in the patronage of a lady named Brown, who wax desirous of disposing of it. The plaintiff acted as agent 14 the defendant in nogotiating for and effecting the pur chase, and the present action was to recover the amount of commission usual in such cases, in proportion to the pur chase money (IAW.). He (Mr. liingdou) apprehended the defence to be set up was that the transaction wag Con trary to the 31st Elisabeth, c. 6—the law of simony. Mr. Kingdou then pot in some letters that bad passed between the parties, and called fur an agreement made be tween Mr. Corbett and the defendant for the .sale of the advowson. It was not produced. Mr. %V. T. Corbett was then called. He said he was a !clerical agent, carrying ou business-in Chancery-lane. In June, Itsiff, he h:el for tile the advowson of Trinity Church, Liverpool, of which Miss Caroline Brown was the patron. The lolanda was the Vicar of Ilmortun, but he had ' been residing in London fur several years and had acted facia; that time us a clerical agent. Witness had iustruc tions to sell the livin4, and Mr. Powell called upon him and asc , rtaiard the particulars, and in the month of July Mr. Phelps called upon him and told lion lie had received the particulars relative to the advowant train Mr. Powell. After several interviews, be (witness) and the defendant entered into au agreement fur the Nile ot the advowson to hun, defendant, for 1,346/. from the answer , given by the witness in erax-examina thin, it appeared that the plaintiff had ut one time an office at 31, St. Edmund's-plate, Aldersgatc-street, where he acted as an agent in clerical matters. Witness gave him the particulars relative to the advowson, and the plaintiff afterwards advertised in the none of A. Z., and that ad vertistmeut led to the eorrespontleuce lv tween the plaintiff and the defendant ; but the plaintiff had nothing to do with the actual lade, us that took place between witness and the defendant. The incumbent a the living was the am Charles Davis, who was about to get preferment at that time. The living was worth 2:kg. a year, arising from' ground rents. The defiant:int wrote to witness, and said that Powell was no agent of his, and atter that he (plain- fiff) had nothing to do with the matter. Mr. Hawkins, in his address to the jam, contended that the defendant hail never employed Powell as his agent, and that the agent who had to sell the advowsun was the witness Corbett, with whom, and %how only, the defendant had this transaction. He commented upon the fact of the plaintiff Wing what is vulgarly termed a "hack parson," an 1 an agent fur the sale of church livings and patronage, and said that, having obtained all the intiomatiou relative to the advowson from Mr. Corbett, he assumed the character of the bona fide agent fur the sale, in which cha racter he had the correspondence with Mr. Phelps, though he was entitled to nu such character. When the defen dant discovered this he repudiated him, and concluded the purchase with Mr. Corbett. Ile contended that the trams-, action was illegal and corrupt under the statute of lilizu feth—a statute which, if oftener called into operation, would correct abuses that at present existed with regard to church preferment, and prevent the appointment of unfit persons to the cure of souls—persons whose only recom mendation was a few thousands of penuts. The learned counsel put in a document having reference to this advuwson, signed by the plainxtf, which he urged brought the case within the statute he had referred to. The learned Under-Sheriff very shortly summed up, and The jury, after a few minutes cuusultation, returned a verdict for the plaintiff. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1851. all their overtures, and unceremoniously ousted them both into the street. Feeling satisfied that the women had been obtruded into the sub fur the purpose of robbing him, be counted his loose gold. amounting to l 7 sovereigns, and finding that the whole of it was safe, he replaced it in his waistcoat pocket, and feeling anxious to get home, ordered ' the p r is o ner to drive back at once to the house where lie had left his luggage. The prisoner accordingly drove off in that direction, but bad only proceeded a short distance, when he hailed a fellow who was paving, to whom he transferred his reins and hedge, and, opening the door of the cab, deliberately ent,red it, and ensconced himself on the seat opposite to hint. On demanding what business he hail there, the prisoner made nu answer, but "lurched" his head firward, and witness at the same moment felt one of his hands fumbling outside the pocket in which his money was deposited. Witness immediately seized hold of him, and forcibly thrust hint back, and having positively refused to proceed any farther, insisted upon the immediate stoppage of the cab ; the prisoner pulled the check string and got out, fol lowed by witness, from whom he was in the act of demand ing a third fare, when he observed a policeman making his way towards them, at whose appearance he hastily mounted his box and drove rapidly off. l'hc number of the cab was, however, taken down by the policeman, at whose suggestion witness examined the money in his waistcoat pocket, and discovered that ten sovereigns had been abstracted. The pri soner succeeded for some time in eluding pursuit, but was ultimately traced and given into custody. Police-constable Roe L 67, stated that he apprehended the prisoner at hi, lodging, and that upon being made ac quaintod with the nature of the charge, he adinitted after sums hesitation that the prosecutor had hired his cab at the time in question, but denied all knowledge of the robbery. The prisoner now expressed his intention to reserve his defence, and was fully committed fur trial. PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES ON RAILWAY BILLS. Sr. ANDREVeI It.tILWAY.--Mr. Bernal reports the preamble of this bill proved, that the proposed capital is 21,0001., and loan 7,0001.; amount of Rharea subscribed Mr, 16,2601.; deposit paid, 2,0321. The line will be 4 miles, and form a junction with the Edinburgh, Perth awl Dundee Railway. Nolan AND tiurTlt WESTEUN JeNCTION RAILWAS.— Mr. Bernal's committee, in reporting the preamble of thin bill proved, state that the proposed capital in .50,000/. ; loan, 16,0001. ; and the capital taken by 6.6 shareholders is 37,750/. Li ngth of line 4 miles. 111sveni.i• ltsn.wsv.—The report, approving of the preamble of this hill, states that its length is about 6 miles, proposed capital, 12,000/.; loan, 4,000/; amount subscribed for, 9,300/. ; deposit paid, 9301. GREAT RAII.WAY.—The report • on this bill sets forth that the authorised capital is proposal to be reduced from 1,500,0001 to 1,030,000/., and that it was proved to the committee's satisfaction that the latter sum was fully adequate for the purpose. CLSTEIt CANAL AND UNION ILAILWAY.—TIic committee on this bill report that the proposed line is 7 milts; pro posed capital, 40,0131.; loan, 13,3331.; shares suleenbed for, 30,01501. ; dep ait paid, ; capital subscribed by shareholder+ having alueal interest, 26,0001. The committee report the preamble proved. WINDLNG-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. - • - 101.BRICKEN MINING COMPANT.—Yesterday a meeting was held, before his Honour Master Richards, for the proof of deigs brought in for investbration by Mr. Vryghte, the official manager, and his solicitor, Mr. 11. Harris. A claim of .10/., on the part of Fretkrick Crock ford and others, for rent of offices in King-street, St. James's, was disallowed as a debt. Other claims from Ire land, annotating in all to 1(101., were adjourned for further proof. With the affirm eiceptionsdhe calls having been re sported to in discharge of the outstauding liabilities, this company is nearly wound up. NxrioNAL Ili,txvEcrEn NlAsuitE CoMPANr.— Yesterday, alter considerable discussion before Master Far rer, the claim of Mr. Philp, solicitor to this company, for 4041/. ' in respect of his bill of costs, was compromised by Mr. Harding, the official manager, for 180/. The calfs having been paid to meet this company's engogeolcutsi it is new virtually wound up, and the official manager is about to make a repor. relative to its general tninsuctiona, and thy, operation of the act of parliament in connexion there with. THIS DAY, Nowt. Q7ar■e of Mad. Steenoth V Win& butte of tho Weather. e. G stele Breeze. Ezrosz Lou. Caunrawm, (Veer Ciwocsuos.) ATTORNEY-0 ENEItAL r. Cor ENS lIAIIDT.—MOTIoS TOIL AN INJUNCTION .t•I TO THE USE Or A WESLEYAN Clt.tl•El.. The Solicitor-General, Mr. Bethell, and Mr. Little moved in this ease on behalf of the nlator , , who were memlnrs of a methodist comprezatiln in Norfolk, for an in jimetion to restrain the defendant., the trustkes of a We.leyan rhair•l at Holt, in Norfolk, from preventing the and enjoyment of the chapel by the plaintiff., and from permitting any other person to use the %tune for the purpee ot• any religion , service. The plaintiffs contended that tile ilefebad.mts were lietio4 contrary to the trusts of the bleeds under !I the eluspel was conveyed to them. Thu 'Nauman. were not concluded at the rising of tlic court. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII—YESTEADAT. sienna. IN BANCO. 811/.111 Loo CAMPNILL, MR. .IV+TICII BAT- T.... Ma. NINTICI. Waimea •su Ma. it , 11 , a ram.. ELAM C. LaINIKIN AND NOICCII WLsfEICN ItAILWAT. Mr. Him& row and %Ir. Bramwell were heard in total. :woman' of the eu , e, the fact. of which appeared in the report of the pr. a , eding Wetinvoilay. 'I he Athirst, c.f.i. nerd, Mr. lavit, and Mr. Cockle were to have argticii in auwairt of the rule, but woe atoppial by the court, Lord f 'ampbcll ,latina that they thought there must be a nor trial, U., c,nti to airide the eveut. DIWNIIIOND r. K 111.1.11N(llUMT. Mr. Grernwmal, upieell Mr a rub to stay proceed ings until the plaintiff sit Id give security fur coats. The ailiflavits stated that the plaiutitf was a native of l'hiladel phia, and limit:lit tin a re. id a ction ugaiiwt the defendant. who was the raptain of a akoo 1, for a quantity of gold dust, all- gist to have larva &livers il to him, hut which he denied ' vier having rreivid. 'lke plaintiff had guise on hoard the dermal:uses ship a. a sailor at California, unit had come to this country, nut hail no ptrittanent residence hem It was imiatiestloil that this lirmight the case within the tle ti.ian iu " &Heim v. Johnson" (6 B. and Al., WI). Lord Campbell said lie hail always nuilerstaosl the rule to be that this arpliv itioni would wit bus grantill where the *iota, altliouili a Mrs igner and generally residiug abroad, was at the time of Ow applicati ~,, in this country. That t:m pawns case wools! be gang beyond all the authorities, and that where it apt. .as that the plaintiff is ri siding here and is not I, PO 114,C any domicile out of Englaud, the vrt somption must be taken to be that he intends to reside here. Kale Mused. DlDlr'Llrat V. CISAWDZIILAIN. This was an netball fora libel published in the ffeirford and was tried before Mr. Justice l'atteam at Here- fowl, when the verdict was giros far the plaintitf, da- MAW. ilk. Mr. Whateley, Q,C., moved fair a rule (-ailing on plaintiff to show C 411.0 naly the verdict shoobl not be entered fur the defendant, or why there should hot be a new trial on the of of auisiirection. The substance. of the libel complaimal of was that the plaintiff was the owner of a ditch in the town of Lealburv, which communicated with certain retch-pits shish lawf beam built by the plaintiff to catch the Pewage as it CAM.' front the town; that he had been called on by the defendant to ch anse it, which he refused to du; that he was then mammonist under the Sanitary Art, and tie latagistrat.sa held that it was not a nuisance at that time, but that if it became so, another application should Is• ma le; that anther was made, and that the plaintiff ia,t, rf real aniun the Magistrates, who ultimately alismissa al the cast; and that the plaintiff always professed great alesin• to benefit the town of Ledbury, but wheat the opportunity offered refused to do no, because it touched his poelet. The defendant pleaded nut guilty, and three special pleas, justifying dilferent parts of the alleged libel. The first of these wan pleaded as to au match of the libel as alleged the making, maintaining, anal continuing the nuisance in the declaration mentioned, and after recapitu lating all the fact.. averred that the ditch or catch-pits were IA nuisance. It appeared that the ditch, though situate am the plaintitra lamb, was one into which all the houses in at et main pact of the town had a right to drain, hot that the catch-pit. were for the exclusive benefit of the plaintiff. The jury Mandl that the ditch and catch-pits were a nui mime hut that the inhabitants had a right to drain into this Silvio. Anal the question wan, whether the plaintiff or defendant was entitled to judgment on thin verdict. It was now annita ruled that, although the inhabitants might have a right to drain into this ditch, anal that the plaintiff could not therefore close it up, he was still liable, an he alone had power to elcunne it, anal wan bound to doll); anal that the right to drain iutu it could only, have arisen lay sore license given by a previous owner of tae estate, and that the owne r was therefine liable if it became a nuisance. Rule grant ed. BAIL COURT.—YesTERDAT. Pirmuo ix SAUNA, urusz ML Jtorses Ootanasor. HINT T. Tilt GMT VT NORTilEall RAILWAY' COMPANY. Mr. Wordsworth unwed fur a rule to show cause why a writ of prohibition should not issue, adilmoseil to the judge of the county court of Barnet in lierttordshire. The ap plication was made on behalf of the Great Northern Rail way Company, and it arose out of a plaint brought into that court on the 21th of February last obtained by the plaintiff against the company. By the :k'eth section of the County Courts Act (9 & 111 tiet., cap. 111) jurisdiction was conferred rot the county courts in eases of damage and de ' nand, with a certain proviso or exception, and in that exception were included all questions of title, incorporeal hereditament., tolls, de. lu this he ohjected to the junsilietion of the county court, inasmuch us the nutter decided by the judge had reference to " tolls." A Feat quantity of emit was brought by the company from I ork •Mire and Leicestershire. There was a power given by one of the acts of parliaments relating to this railway., autho rising the company to convey coal belonging to other person. in the carriages or waggons of such other persons. at a rate of charge not exceeding a certain maximum veci tied. There was also power given to the company to make a charge fur the waggons or trucks of such !arsons wit, ii returning empty ut the rate of 41d. per mile. The present CAA' arose wit of a competition rtt - .•- tween parties bringing up cal. The plaintiff, in order to have his coal cone eyed from Leicestershire, sent ten toe k. laden to Puterbornugh, and required the company to transmit them to Potter's Bar, a short distance frau the London terminits. The company, however, refused to do so, unless all charges previously due were paid, including 118. per mile for taking teak sundry empty carriages front Potter's liar to Peterborough. The plaintiff refused to satisfy this claim, and took proceedings in the County Court to recover compeneation iu damages fur the injury he hail sustained in consequence of the company refusing to convey his co el. At the hearing of the cue an objection was t deco to the jurisdiction of the court, as the question in . volvcd was one of " specially excepted, as before • stated. The Judge took time to consider, and on the 2 8 th t of March g ere judgment in favour of the plaintiff, awarding • him 39!. 19-. 61. debt and 13/. Ss. costs. The railway com pany had refused to pay the demand, believing dui they had fUniCiillt ..rounds to ask fur the interference of a supe rior court. The learned counsel having cited some authori ties iu support of 11:4 application, Mr. Justin. Coleridge oho. reed that he was far from sav ing the judge had derided the question correctly ; for ho would no: ...icier, tll any opinion on that point: but he thought that the county court juilt had iurisdietion, and could entertain the question. T only point which he ,\lr. Judie% Coleridc.) had to consider was one of jurisdic tion, and he had to th tide whi ther the title of the company t • tall calm. in question. It seemed to ;dui that it did not ; mil all th d fn• county court judge tad to deride was whe ther the company bad made oat their tight to receive pay ment. Ile was of opinion that the judge had jurisdict.on; and, th.Tetor.... that there meat to be ao rule. little Went PUBLIC SALES. Ar Rit. 17.-11, Mr. RICIIIAKDA, at Carraway's--Frcehold house No. 4.5, Little llarthuluniew-close, let fur 40!. per annum—sold for .infl/. A freehold house and premises, 22, Cloth-fair, near West Smithfield, let for 321.-150/. Mr. .Nlooat, at the Mart—A leasehold estate, consisting of thr, e houses and shops, 19, 20, and 21. Nliltuft-stmt, City, let for tenants paying taxes ; also stabling and • yard in rear, let for 117/. per annum, less taxes ; together with a whalebone factory and premises, let fur 112/. per annum ; making a total of 32 It. per annum, the whole held for 72 years unexpired at 1201. per annum—Ott!. Eleven copyhold houses, I to 11, Ball's-buildings. White llorse-s,reet, 11 twilit let fur 109/. per annum, held for cyer of the Manor of Stcpuey at nominal quit rents and fines —sold in two lots for 1,230/. Two houses, Eedford-square, Commercial-road, let for 121. Ills. per annum, term 17i years, at W. each-4101. Messrs. StIVTI'LLWOUTIL and SONS, at the Mart—.l free hold villa residence, on Forty-hill, Enfield, with stabling, pleasure grounds, farm buildings, dize.—gold for 2,810/. Mr. LIONIAB FUV, at (iarraway's—Lease and goodwill of the Mitre wine-vaults, Somers-mews, Edgware-road, held fur tVasi years unexpinal at 124.-2,510/. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, APRIL 18..1851. each of the following places at morning. The stations are _ _ atzenth w nut. mat* of Woatber. a1t10,11,3 gamma. ........ .04...u•rs•roi ...."• fouturroxs rl , 4n , COURAT I kst le .trnew I treeeeet Gentle lireeAt Overeat ..evot et?. Ilh'inr.kt Gentle novae Sunnily Moly *meg el.,:a• Cloudy Gentle Gentle Hoe,' el , •utly °rattle Breese I Perttully Cloudy tee,' I-I 'V,. trelreate Gentle Sneer. ! r hertAat Gentle I IletYeaet A.m. g 'irony • therret e.rtlely Coney Gentle Breese Cloudless ;trans lre•-to gale Strong Breeze Coady eor 1.• -ne. •• Baia Lmmiuwra The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock ).c.tcrday rranzell in order of latitui *mac of Ilan. C.,tutie uut. The rdarns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publiention ytsterdly ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. KULLINOAO. bulimia IE. :4.E. Liias . - Wausau's wrong ata«ee I Rail I:^tale ' , Th At Partially Clon4y Gentle Kr. es. I rvtLAIIT Cowl/ I teen la Marmot EXTENsITEROPPEItIEts AT BRISTOL, AND CAPTURE fly TIIE TIIIEVE,I.—During Coe last thres months an exten sive series of robberies from the shops of the principal silk mercers, haberdasher,, milliners, &c., of Bristol have been carried on by some expert thieves, who, until within the last Mw days, contriv. el to execute their thefts with such adniitness as to defeat all the efforts made to detect them. On Saturday, the sth Tidant, a number of roliheries were THE POLICE COURTS. committed at the shops of Mr. Freeman, Collette-green, Mr. Wintle, C gm-street, Mr. Gregory, Wine-street, Mr. ----- Snow, Wine-street, &e., from whom a number of pieces of BOW-STREET. .ilk. satin, levantine, &e., of the value in all of from 701. William Sete, 32, coachman to Lord Guernsey, was to 80/. were stolen. In each instance the goods had been charged with Curious driving, thereby killing a valuable 111i5SlIt immediately :joy the departure of two lady-like horse, the property of hi, master personages, who, after looking at a great number of article% ' A polio: constable of the C division said that about 12 and engaging the atteution of the assistants for some time, o'clock on Wednesday night the prisoner was dri v ing a made purchases of some goods of trifling value and left the 'spirited horse and brougham along Pall - mall a t a furious 0,1). Th . police immediately instituted inquiries, and rate, awl on turning into Carltou-garelcus he drove the Pollee-constable Bearden, it the detective Race, appre. home into the area of the Earl of Rwon's mansion. 'The headed three feaviles, gising their names Hackett, I stonework :red railing were forced in by the collision, and Stuck, and Dowile. Upon their being searched the poor animal fell in. The constable found the prisoner two of them were found to have openings in ' much intoxitabal, and when the horse was extricated it had their dresses communicating with extensive pockets capable of containing a lame amount of plunder. In l)owde's died from suthwatiou. 'The constable said the animal was north IWO guineas, snit whee h e infere'"l his leed•hiPt at pocket was is valuable -ilk dress and other things purloined the Carlton Club, of the accident, he said he should not UV. from the shop of Mr. Whale, awl also a key. Suisse tend to prefer any charge against the prisoner. was fluently two men, Rising their names Edward N, wman and Mr. Henry having ascertained that Lord Guernsy' `smut Bailey, who had visited the Mmale pre-anon fa present, or any person from the Earl of Ripon 's man- Bridewell, were followed to a beer-house near the railway Rion, fined the prisoner the full penalty of 4/. or one terminus, where was foun . a box which some female hod mouth's imprisonment for the furious driving, and said if left there, of which the key found insDowde'e pocket fitted hi. master had attended he should have punished him more the lock. In it was sent aired the %bole of the silks missed' ses erely. by Mr. Freeman, Mr. Snow, and Mr. Gregory, as also some' The fine was paid. or the small articles purchased by the women at the dif• WORSHIP -STREET. femora shops visited by them. The prisoners, who are de.' Swami 17amait at. a cah-driver, was placed at the bar for t iined in custody, as well the males as the females, are un final examination before Mrdlammill, charg ed J with having m l, .mossl to be connected with u gang of London thieves, 1 stolen ten sovereigns from t he person o f John Tuomas, A who bore been levying extensivecontribuions Lithe various ' seaman in the merchant service. large towns. The prosecutor stated that on the Ist instant he arrived I in town by railway, from Southampton, where he lett 1114 LACNCII AT LTMEHOI'BII. —Yesterday a new iron vessel, which had just returned from a voyage to India, and steamer Was launched from the building-yard of Messrs. on reaching Gracechurch-street, he engaged the defendant's Robinson and Russell, Line 111.1 Use. She is intended to run cab, and desired to be conveyed to the Waterloo station for from theThanms to Antwerp as a companion boat to the Ant ' a portion of his luggage. aver securing which, they pro- steepen. The commander of that well-known steam ship, I needed to the residence of his mother, in Turner-square, Captain Jackson, superintended the operations yesterday, Holton. lie them deposited his luggage, and was about to and at high water , a few minutes after three o 'clock, the ' dismiss the defendant, having previously paid him 7s. 6d. Diem Osy slit from the sticks into the stream, This which he demanded Mr his fare, but in consequence of his addition to the mercantile steam marine is 800 tons burden urgent importunities to he treated with some liquor, he re. and of 300-horse power. She is 210 feet long, 16 feet hold, entered the cab and directed him to drive to the nearest and 28 feet beam. She is stated to be the largest iron mem public house for that purpose. After calling at two or chant vessel ever built in the port of London, and promises three public houses, and indulging in repeated glasses of to do her builders, Me",.. Robinson and Russell, of brandy and water at his expense, the prisoner demanded a se- Millwall, much credit. She was commenced on the Ist of Lend tare, and upon his handing him half-a-sovereign, to pay January last, and launched yesterday. Her estimated cast, himself, he coolly pocketed the money, with the observation including engines and fittings, is 20,0)0/. It is expected that he only received it under protest, as his proper fare that she will make the voyage between L on d on an d Ant %A. his. 6J . Witness did not alight from the cab at either weep in 14 hours. or the public-houses which they visited, but before leaving. LmIGE Co 14).N SPINNING MILLS ARE ABOUT TO Th el u isti ve ng ais The well coa t one of them, the prisoner suddenly opened the door of the BE gurei en fa Both. say, in connexion with one of the w an ho d en t d h7 ,, v o t ured in t t o w e e.s .ta d ) irt ii,, y h a th n e d rust di" iv ' ea lute- on iw eilh ip el. be We I nTbl n i t e art h o a r n i " 10, al alrea dyof. the su p p = d rit t ; women, side of him, but, not liking their appearance, he repelled of the cotton trade in Bute.—Ldiabsugh Wilms,. COURT OF BANKItUPTCY :ESTERDAY. The proceedings were without any feature of public inte rest. The court will be eloped on Monday and Tueaday nest. Under the prori•iou' of the recent Bankruptcy Act, Laster Monday and 'fuesslay are holidays. MARKETS. BRISTOL, APRIL 17. SrcAft.—The market shows no signs :of improvement, either as regards prime or demand. The ft nners and louvre appear to be etaelied milßeiently for their peewit. wants, and sum deters wine n 4 tit purchase m anticipation of their (attire riquirenea.to. Some little business has been done both in Wool India ant Mauritius mace our lam report, but lower prima Imre again been submitted to, and the market cloaca for the }lnter recess with a dull appearance. Its retard market continues pretty steady, bat the demand Is not soave, and prices are barely supported. For Um there has been a moderate ale this week at steady priers. LIVERPOOL, APRIL IT. - - The sales to-day are as follows : 8t oss.-150 bbds. barbadoe, Ms. to 415.; 55 Mids. nsto Rico, 315.1'd.; 7OO bass Coi.lporc. 435. to VP. fid.• bags Drosses, 39a. WAG 40s. Gd.; 213 stmts sad IGO brie. b rash at amber lower Prices lien.-100 pass. Leewards, st prc %ions prOse. ' itsrcrsc. —SSO bags (9 sod 5 per cent.), 24i. Si. to 275. Gd. Tatirssic.-400 00-sets, 12e. 6d. Corr's. —4OO bags 0,43 Rtes awl Rio, 4Ss. to 40s. JUTIR-11,205 batty, at full Prim, _ . COTTON.—LivEarooL, April 17.—The late. accounts (mu America show the receipt at the different ports to be stiii d n the increase, now amounting to Isl,ooo bales in acese on the came to. hat on last year. Ttnese inereasin ; mosque appear, however, to have uo limo on the general opinion as to the probable amount of trap, estimates of watch remain unchanged, being rix boned .ns Wore at about 2,200,000 bales. Our cotton mai Let, inflaenced in vox e mea sure by these accounts, and without emourntement twin Manchester, has again this week decline:l in limo., amounting tnt gI. per lb. on all enasses of American. lair Uplands are quoted at 7e., Muhde 744., and Orleans 7 pl. rural and other de,ritrionds have part nlienn la this decline. 1,l OU American, St;o tacyptian, 511 alarontiona, Wed no Pausal have been isilten on speoulation, and OA Amerman, 160 Surat and lOU Pernain Mr expor 1,500 Orleans, includd in the s des, , have been de-ttoy.d by hre. t. The salts tor toe wiek e amount to 20.4 . 41 bales. MANCIIEsTEII, April 17.—Prices have further given way to a trillion extent on the reduced quotations of I uestlay, but we have but • hut melt. t. A good deal of inquiry was made both in ‘, ay and cl nth, but it led to but little bosoms. In )arns prices have • m irreAular and varying very much. The deolins, however, does nal nom:a:illy rimed id. to O. per lb., though the mean . if* of 111,114 C 01 tine smaller producer • compel them not unfrequeatly to close with lox - sr otters. It ...ties are without improvenneut. and prices are in iavour of the buyer. But few sales have been made in printing ch•th., un.l those On cancer terms. In lii mid 40 inch soirtingo, thonati stocks are lower, there is a s fight reduction in prier. The reduction may be t .kett a. tuliy squat to that in the Liverpool cotton tuarltr. sat Most kinds of goods. 31ANUFACTURES.—I3ltA 1 rOltD, April 17.—lame: If there st an) chat. ten' sots, nast sett, it to fir the worse, so tar 'a the position uf Domains ii concerued, her the tb ice of ma its it nu. sodestrab:e sea tea week , buck, and the price It committals exam:tit all hope of realising prime cost, driving tho 'Mum is to every dirree of imitation they can a tar. The cast us labour, thoosh sumee.l.4s lower than tare notninier, bears nu proprtinin to Is while yam, are very much Laser, relatively speaking. This state ut things cannot csatinue, and, *h.. u a chanac occurs. it must be by amts.., ;al., of yarn.. roves: 'there io nothing more chn ering this wn ink in tit: mind fur goods. The buyers for the home ttade are the clionf at pc, - sent, and as it is too early to buy for ...damn, these purchiseen arc not ostensive. The baths-Ns doing tor America is not e.. wive vs last yea at thin period, but es every packet Irian the Mot 18 retrintil to have brought over numbers of buyers, we may eancct ere lung to ye: u ,sawn ut activity. It is now the eve of Leiwie Fair, an lif the so eutillte now MVO are UV 'Arable, it 111,y teed to Idlest pattol the Latinism of the home, which are chewed fur that market. WOOL.—Bnanrono, April 17.—The stock of Combing Wool* coning to inaraet is very meisintioant, it ue.eir held by the dealers and grower. cur prices that eanteit be realist:di hete. 't be spinners, tram .beir lung stern,* as buyers, are only b ire of Kock ; but the pupation of the yarn us in is sue.. that tlitiy will nut boy ex ult: at prices the staplers are not Ju.tified in +Keep' ins, unit they idilig to their storks. knowi tliat me scanty supple of g nut W. the ni irket must be cleared in ng flow belts.: any weight al lee* Wool. can ba brought here. Ltrirr, April 17.—We have no material change to reourt in luta m roe!. There has been during the viech a moderate amount of sale. at Lad wtvl's prices. I.tvEite.nri., April .7.—Owing to the long. preralenci: of eatery %Hale tiltra . have heed baldly any • rt %Weil AS We Cathie Ut the duluicaii in our market. llide tkeii bean inure inquiry ourins the Last few dap, and theta is altug.taera necking of mare cuntlatence in the trade. COUN.—BANOVRY, April 17. Tlic t rtins.Let ion , : in wneAt At this ilAy's tOASket irtie At pr.cro tvia to, Out 1101 bejOttil those Ot last week. igarlej in tequett at full p. iota. uAla and ikiuss dram UNOU AM, April 17. —At the Gloue ,ter and Woree,ternaatkets, on the 12th, the wi eat trade ruled dull, and a., proem,' timid be made in toles of any de•cription. w Mind .uhtult ung to a reductton tit uJ. to 1.. per quarter. static; in deunind, mid :ully as akar. On oats. the tura wan In favour ot the Feller. list lit' le pasAthr Is. beau. or pea..., but heels were h Id Gar hilly as mush tuum y. Duo log the pre..ent week, the trAlltetettella is uncut hare ben loud, i tad ebony in tine qualitke, which have found buyers at about priviote. rates. (trusting wide! ounuauta FC tree, bat ie. no (wafer. Wans have met a slaw vale, with the turn in :arum of the buyer. Peas neglected. At this day's market, tore was a short Am p). of English 'stied, yet Us^ trade ruled Mitt at the eat reney at tots day oe'au ght ; %cry bale eoiag in iorogn, but loser priors IP re not submitted to t,t any tteeceipilua. ltudey multi:tea iii value, clad g.mtltuir continues sc trot, out biac it. reqtteet. Out., od. per quart.rr nearer, which was rmaloy paid on secondary ipialbies. Itrat.• ma.m tailed the.r mice, w.th rather more (homed Inc k;gyptian. Vie had a few spetulatiee inqu.rie , tor peas. teltillTOS, April 17.—The business trantaeted to-day wain...large, bat the ralso of Wheat underwent uo change. &Lacy, OAP, Bean., aria Eras .Beady, at Lae rate, littlortiL, April 17.—The market has been moderately supplied w,tl. haqtash wheat, but there has horn h at a restricted de mand, arid In the .ales en. Med pekes have been the turn in I.,veur the By er. The Wele reeetrk net slyly to :..rune, v. lath has b• to a trifle ender to buy. Flour h a partaken of tar ties:line iu suers, but the market for bale; ha, been beta .4L tie full ;arc, of this day rem night, and foe mit., Sur the bents tpulittee, about aid per varier more toasty was obtain:Mk. Narks amain. d without ultetation (other as rtgards the sales or the prices realised. Tree rut:owing see the qu la. bria heat En ult. 46, to is.. per huterial quart. r ; Oureiste white. 40s. to 425. per 4b51 a.; fart urn re, extra tine :Pt, to 4.15. per ditto ; ditto, ham ottani to, :fra. to 37e. per ditto ; ditto, ordinary qualities, 32.. fid. to 355. per ditto; foreitp hard, Us. to 355. per ditto. Flour: In4lish stems* 270. to F'x per suck; toiled states, ex., race, 260. to :2s. per banal; suptrthic French, 25.. to 3.0. per 2 . 1. , lux. Barley : Entliab malting, 245. to .90. per Imperial qr. ; • English and toremn gem ling, it,. to 23, per 4U I lb, Oats : them sod %chit feed, tom 151. Oil. to 17a, per imp. qr.; what, 17e. W. to Ply. per :tau the.; ditto lank, 15s. 6d. to lats. 3d. per imp. qr. Beaus : h nulish, 24.. to 200. per imp. qr.; foreign ditto, 2.1, to 260. per atti Ilia. the arrivals on stiptoaral during the week Lave hero sin all, cwt.:sting of—Wheat, 4.53 qr..; oats, bar.ey, LW qrs.; brans, miii oackn. The °natal weekly repo. t of the Cute it .p eke gists the ay. sages its folios* .—Whear, Ild.; OAP, ilia. ;d. ; barley, 225. 6.1 ; s. 4'11E1016401W, April 17.—Our market woo thinly at , tended, in coos. quince sal the alteration of the day, ard, uLtliough , the supply w a P. 411, prices of Wheat rather I eletled. Wheat, :qls. ' ' to 40..; white, Os. to 4*.s. Man. were detbledly dearer, fully Is.. . per qr. liar:ey and other spring corn without tottratton. CovENTRY, April 17.—We have had a very small market to stay; we note lamed tuovh the same as last week tor W Bast malt g amity soul at an advance ol Is. per qe. Oats cause rather •parituby, sand sail reatlik at front 0.1. t. Is. per qr. more money. Oid Beans unaltered in value. New lamina od. per bag Mailer. Devi-Es, April 17.—We had it fair supply of Wheat. which met a terry (alt sale, at about MO pruito; the tura, partnutarly but the best parcels, woo In favour of tha buyer, and same qu until; leinueleil Barley also was in fair supily ; the bast qualities met a dull rote, at la-: week'. priers, and the inte rior was is. to r qr. lower. In other articles but little doing, sad nu alteration to mate in price. EirrEa, April 17.—we have had smaU aupplies of Wheat t0.i . 14, which pond freely at last week's Faces. Wiley and Oats ball 1.. per gitarterlearir. FAUN It .s'!, April 17.—The 'W trade Was rather dull at this day's market, and lull 1,.. per qr. decline WAY au Milk,' W. April 11i.—The Wheat trade was dull to ' day, :oat a slight reduction 111 prise Wee in wane instances salted:tad to to effect miles. Ilinteronn, April 16.—Owing to the Easter fair being to he bet 1 t 4, is day week, the in irket transaction, were to-day evaditud to small limb.. IdeEttrool., April 17.—The supplies of grain mil flour hive been tutaleiate the Lest two daya, with the exception of about 7,0410 sacks French dour. Ihe w, other Ills broken, one we hare had cold easterly grinds with rain. TI green na a Set has been without activity since Tueshay. and no material change has occurred in the value of wheat, ft our, Indian awn or any other article indeed. Tice • lion ay Pea- o has much ieterfered with busitiese. \LASS I N April I7.—Very little business wee doing to-da. All Wale 01 grain remain without any alteration Lan weeks priers. l'lAmort st, April 17.—Since Tuesday six cargoes of Wheat have arrived here tram Prance, and, is consequence, our macre were very eatittou• buyers at this morning's mar set, and the ware made were at hd. to Is. per qr. lower. The oensiuuption is now ormolu:thy .111.1.;itri (inn Fr ace. ltot - srom, April IG.—Corn trade very dull, and last week's pea,. m ao iy snow meted. Sot rtt A eirtioN, April 17.—T0-morrow losing flood Fri day, the market was heal toaley. but,. /* usual when no: on the re. goer dor, the ant:tat...nee was small, and the amount ut buelnemi paring unor,yort art. Wheat was held &oily at last week's rater. Dailey again Is. per qr. dearer. Vats aad beans very firm. Eiger, ysa to .9e. rar sack. Xllntlirt E, April 17.—The sale of Wheat is very dull at to-day's market, stet prices have rt ceded Is. to Ts. per qr. I.om their obLiined last week. Kahl is more in demand, and I.s, per qr. higher in value. 'I he trade iu Oats lam motored; in other grain the prices are +dentinal . y. WAKEFIELD, April 17.—The Wheat trade throughout the week hen been si .w, and salts to even a limit. d extent eau only • be made be *Omitting ton small declaim; lewd .y we extr•rienced the same ilidigetentee on the part of buyers, bat at the rates of Tactile holler. ate firm . • we quote prices Is. per qr. lower visa en the it s, leetmt. Ito. ley 1•• a 4 tear; extra wale very sewer. (hits and • sloelling tend towards noon., invent. Deans In request, and beat bard qua.itics are Is. p r qr. ureter. Nu altered. ain other articie,. porta during lila Wean ; Wber, o,l7:qrs. • Eatley, 8,10") ; Oats, 30 0 • Deems 42'; ; Fraa, 197; Malt, 18 lord: Ii . oItKINUTON ' April 16.—The price of Wheat Le much L I the a mar as on i.retechoir market day. slat, end Barley are a little LIIINIWItOII, April IG.—Our supplies of gruin to-day were rather ton than laid market-day, particularly tt heat. We bad • r.ry quick wars• t for hits. ar d kinds P .1(1 t0 .41y. (A.tsciow, April 16.—Tbis day's market ruk,l very quiet getier.dly, and both tt him and I lour ware thh turn won't the wilts., particularly the loser qualities of the former. Outs, Maley, Bean., and I , wire held tot NA price+, but the demand :ur e .C.I was by nu menus active, Lisa the sale. were for the whet part in mail. CATTLE, dre.—Nrw.stut fat stock market on Tuesday was well supplied with both boosts and Sheep, and prices were similar to tl.nee at It week. Reef, se. to se. 9d. per at. ; whiten. In the weo 51'. t rat. pet lb., out of it 'd. to 51d. On the following day t,ete w.o o logo show of store stock, and pekes were bridber than st the I+te lair. PETEHHOROUOII.—WedneIqIsy's fat stock market was better supplied wi h sire.; tact week's prices were with ditticul - y suppmtod, and towards the C . 44e of the market receded Id. per lb. The lleact no; Wok immerge, were vicar], all cold at law rates; for Pip there Is .s au impoved d. mind, at ia. 6d. to s r. M. per stoie. SALFULID, April 16.—A very heavy market compared with 44 week. The bt st Peet mate fully W.; inferior, 4 d. to sd. ; onarm, a , o 1. to 4.1. Many of the latter unsold. Beat Neetberr, ; heave, strung Sheep, Sid. to Od. Best Veal, Sid.; middling, id. to 4id. tarawroun.—At the Stamford spring stock fair on Tues day last. there was an average amply of betep, aid Willies& was die rat itnpr.V.il prime. The show of Beasts was .Mal WAKEFIELD, April 16.—A good supply of bath Beasts and Sheep was offered. Yew custotnera attended, :ea moat 01 the stock remained unsaid. tee% Se. to se. 11d. per item Mottos, toed. per lb. Euinurunn, April 16.—There was a large supply of cattle at in oket this morning, and all of race teat hun'ily. Nies were effect dat a teduelien of 2d. per Dutch sync. 13... t ma, be yea ted It. to Gt. Gel. per Dutch it we: inddlmg and inferior. ham 5.. to sc. Id. At the clews w the mantel a tleautabee war not vfeetsd. The ss .p. ly f sli-cp•t k toes monies was 17i room than Lest u.rlet; the demond was go 41, brit without charge in prices; at the close ago d clearance was iffeeteel. Best Mutton., 64. per .b.; awm, 9d. ; Mahe, 4jd. Lambs, 20s. to 245. ethb. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. the GlueM.' sal Lift••, CASUALTIES. A ship, dismasted aturs7ateriogge;.l, With bowsprit standing, and apparently abandoned, was passed, March 29, in 14t. 41 N., lon. 41 \V., by the Warrior, Barry, arrived at Crookhaven.--Crookharen, April 13. General List, Sandman, which sailed hence yesterday for Aden, is reported to have touched the Bar qlightly twice in proceeding to sea.—Hartlepool, April 16. SEABORNE MAILS. [N alatuillee that the sails are sent trots the General Po , '-el ;ell he the eight- ,^tt M ea the inornine—dennateh.] Day irks made up From shot COUNTRIES. is Gemeral Pad- Port I Wleg Oelce Lesedoe. despatched. OM —.-- gm.rrica(byttrit.packet N April 23 - Avid 20 limerice(byUnited States packet) N April 29 Amertos(l4l.7.Statespklll April 23 Africa ( West Coast) ...N I of the month Plymortu. ... Arrived Alessadria• N Ilith&loth of mod !Dover Belgium N i ratty Bread M oth UI the month ' Southarai tor. Muy 12 Buenos Amex M with of the month 1 -outhomptou. 21.4. II IMllfornimma Cliagess)3l 17th of the month ....ottrme , io. April S Cape of (-Mod Hope Pi I ith of the month !Plymouth Arrived Oonmantinople • N 7thl7lll27thof moo i ...leer Central America ....Al 2gt.tl7lllot MAUI h 'lout/Asylum itin:l S Channel lefts % ticaL,Wed.,ScYrid. Southampton. To. I bodes Chili U 171.11 of the mouth Southampton. A ;411 20 Prance MU N ['who daily Dover ' I awe de. Greece*. N 7tblith27thof moo Doter Limburg ..................N TtleAd.t) a Vriday Loudon Tlolland .ll Wedup. & &our. London %I, Tha Honduras 'S 17th of the moutli'smithmmtm A p-il 20 Ireland Mk N Parke doily India (via Soothes. k))1 20th of the month '-!irith.oir,itori. April 2S India (via MareeWes) N ithltlithot mouth:Weer ..... ... Miy 1 dediternainaa(via South ._._ _ .. ' " " 2011 t of the month' ?loathe:tiptoe. ;IWO Ph nt month liume 2nd of the tnorthiNouthatnpum. 9th of the tr.mthromhamptun alt ,Itch,lllo,2;th ttnhof the month ,Ihmer StlmPtb2Stt.ot ms. n Dover ithllth2", thd mon ' Don r Ithl7thz7thof mon hut lvtntiMdt 17th 01 the month 4mthamidoti. iihlSth2ithoflllo/1i I kIVIT all of the mouthziouthstoptuit I ._ wra .titan of the ~.tol•mothampton. April if ..... . • The mods to than eonntries thus mused %.: are couveyod il Orencr, It Arkol V . 1. , ' 1111,01111, aro yton) 5l 11ittoi rut AI &milks) N Me:leo April 28 Slay t 5 It •y IS Madeira Malta• N Naple.• Papal States• retawqkla Peru. llmany* *4 Next lychee Pd Neat (new. (except Its execa.oknd Na.....zij MI .. . ... The 1, lot Volta tool ree..imz of the that of ti ing O a tluaCa7. stpril 20 April 21 !April 22 A : .ril 20 April 20 April 91 April 211 All. le Iltorranean mail will be male no oaths month In conevanelll:o of the 2n,.h h.gpixam ARRIVED. ASSONA-Itt UTIOTOOI, April 11, from New Orlearm it,,r -at kooonatosn, April . ..l, from Callao A ,OLOllt -At LAilt, soolrll, April 16, form ... Marrma Arnow, -off Car Cl,r, Aril 11, trom ANIS,RI`IO.-at grave-end, Avrll 17, from ~,,, Avarua -alLiverpool, April 17, from Bairpoi Quaem Lirorpool, April 17 ltuam avx-at. Grave:arid, April 17, from Itamma-off Liver 001, April 17 Couvirrra -off Liverpool, April IT Coo rutty@ 1. -at nortftmouth„ Ap: II t o, from Tort HAIL AMICIA,ov-otGrAresontl, April 17, from ll eterdara Fut•cr.e.i-off Lowerioft, April I!, from Ormaaa-at Mgr, April IT, Irian Memel lluiato -at Lirrrponl. April 17, from (•lairlestre 110 -41 Brian.), April 17, from.... ............. Ntichael'a liibiu-at Queenstown, April 16, (rote Cuba lowa O,MINOWOOI.-11 . Wiatieth, April 16, frost Meted Lair KOCIALS -at &tic L mtv, Aprill 6 , loom wemititi Loan A trimar --off Livrrp...3l, April 17 -at Hull, April tti, Irma all irOta-off the >Mart, April from MALIIIII43I- at Stibi, April li, from A Tiros-at Gook, April 16, trona PALMII-off Deal, April 10, fray -at Junior, April 14 from I mumps Vicroala Llverurr, AIM! 17 PASTON-on Liverpool, April 1 7 tire.- -at Gras... Aid, April 17, from 'tat. wow-at ril avesend, April 17, fr0m........... WORKS-off I..immiool, April 17 Svu -a•lf Liverpool, April 17 Luca-off L.vorpool, April 17 T.:1:1140)1141 --off Deal April 16, from Cr ;smirk-at Falmouth, April la, from VICSOILIA-at Port-mouth, April 0, inan VIKNEIVELA -at Grimorol, April 17, front Wm. Varb-at Llrrrpooi, Aprill7, from Alltwerp Nantes .e..rdcaui Meted .Caleutta Cuba I li;;ira ,P.-rtlAmbuco lialtio Antymp .Itu.terdsis . Npvenrrtio .RIII J3rWiro W Vtalc ii.TO Prkuus BAILED. Arcrirater-from Falmouth, April 16, to Quebes Amor. -from Grimsby, April 15, to Memel Atom 'Maas-tram Greenock, April 15, to AtIiGAIL-Iruni Plymouth, April 16, to Quebec Au. rr-fron Liverpool, April 17, to Queboo Arouse:iv -. from I iverpool, Apill 17, t, Neu f undlancl Btravi itrmavw -from Liverpool, April 17, to Bombay Itoraus .11,14E-Crtm Gloster, April 16, to (Mehra emittidmiir-11 , 111 tirerrimit, Moil 10, to ClAtilNlEri-lront Quo netown, April 15, to C.ry or 1m:rook-from t.roveserid, April 17, t 0........... Dunkirk CAMMENCO-lrom Grovesend, April 17. to 1 iverpool Co titrarrrs-from Liverpool, Aprlt 17, to ert....)lCY-hum Liverp,ol, April 17, to Var.paroiso Domo-from Dortmouth, April IC, to I) .v 11. CANNus-lrotu Liverpool, April 17, to. NewrYork ll.' Nu...a -Dom Lim rpou., April 0, to.. ii....x-from Liverpool. April 17, to ............. N.:a York limos-from Liverpool, April 17, to Atrico KI.I/..in.rit - from Liverpool. April 17, to Cranston hior a .i.o-from shit to, April la, to Genus M.Liir• -from Gruvevend, April 17, to - 6 Loma Vv....Ur-1. oni Grove:lend, April 17, to Itotterdom FronA-from Hoyle, A; mil It, to VAVorilirE-from Queenstown. April 15, to New York Vortor arras-train guyeristoWn, April $5, to New York irfirsA sPlkor rap-non, Liverpool, April 17, to LtalUmore Gan. lota-from 11.rileptil, April IS, to Aden Grew ANSON -Irom Liverpool. April 17, to Odours Gov. rum. hurter.- -Irian Unto-tra, April 17, to . Antwerp ItENAY JAM'S - Crum lirovocer I, April 17, to Qur tor Ilvstair AND May ...Irutia,Liver, ord., April 17, to Pan nominee...nom Liverpool, April 17, to Antwerp IlOto“roN -limo Liverpool, April :7, t 0........ ......... Neu Ornate Jutilr Wi..stET -from Literpool, April 17, to Beirut JANET-Irma Liverpool, April 17, to ...... 6t. John's, N.B. Jos. Boots -from liortlep.ml. April 15, to Calcutta Lures arum Liverpool, April 17, to Quern llsmor-frota Liversmol, April 1 7 , to Mita C*410031-froor Liverpool, April 17, to New York MATILML-from Liverpool, April 17, to ....... ..... Nuirlottltdl4Ml MAMisio.T -from llortlepoul, April .5, to Ilvacass. or BU rE -from Queen,aorr, April IS, to Quebra M. A. D.Bot-trom Shields, April 15, to Barcelona Mistavx-from Groesend, ;April 17, to l alcutta Mool.kr-tram Gravesend, Atoll If, 10 r.:alclittli NANCir - from Dartmouth, April 16, to Mogallare Nra.ruN PACkyr --10010 Poole, April 16, to Newtuundrout ()mows-hoar Gravesend, April 17, to (ambit Orr VS tirAir - I rum LirtrpuO, Apra 17, to 'cr., 0t1e . .111.1 ONMaini, -from Livivirml, April 0, to ............. nt Joh ...., N.e. P.-io • sr-nom Greenock, April 15, to New York Busous-from Falmouth, April It, to London Ha,.. non-from Greenock, April 1.. to .. HATO:OM RAINII.OW -mum llonleprx.l, ...Mil I S, to .llmeira Hour. Is orlon -from naiads, April IS, to lkulacrraneras itroirm -Irma Surulcrlond, April IS, to Alexondria ilobt. Par..ToN -it .01 LiVerpul, April 17, to ....... .......Ce1ia dzioillii,A-froill Lirtrpuol, April i , W....-. .... PertiatlMlMO Slim Jour Insolosu-tram Liverpool, April 17, to V. G. Hope . . .. .- • - '---- Mono—from I.r.iierenaL Apr I* atom, Liverpool, April 17, 10 VATOILIA —from Liverpout, April 17. to tlt-nrm-•truru Poole, April 16, to V INa —from Nh et,ls :Aped li, to Jour rt. —how Grove-end, April 17, to Wautt.mott—trom Liverpool, 4111 17, t 0..., W 111.1114:1101—Iro au Liverpool, April 17, to Autwrip Wyourg —.Cape rretott Quebec Or towns , ...Nrw York Neirtuuntliala VESSELS SPOKEN %MIL Deiwautn, Frh. 20, lot. 3 N., lon. , 5 E. lireekog d, from l'emnoibuel, Much 10, Int. 21 N., lon. 42 W. Fr.toce Walkur ttorque;, flay, from ..:olcutta tor Ltelld , a, lilt Wel. Aptll 11, lot- 41.20 N., lull. 10.12 W. I.ruoda, of Jerre.v, fur Pernonleico, Feb. 22, ht. 2.10 S , lon. 27 W. Marion (brig), lona the Mauritioe for Looloo, Mardi 14. lot log N. len. 34410 W, Selne.te, from 74)dney for Loniloo, March 20, off Flom, Vesta (brig), of Dander, March 14, lat. 20 N., Iva. 39.20 W. iAdvertisement.)—WEAKNESS OF THE CHF ST AND ATIIIIIA CVIO.I, or llorhowar's Etics.—C .py of a declaration of Mr. C. Zeitsen, of Nyineaen, in Holsal, dated the 2lth of Augo d. 184'1 :—" I, the undersigned, declare that I have btr n perfectly cured of •we of the chest and difficulty fbi e..thdist by the u•e ut lb*. lowsq's Fills. 1 had been a sufferer for years, sett Rae linable to get the lewd relief from the carious rrotedies I tried, uncl I took these ieestinable pile ; and I incite all who stay be hot arty afflicted to use the same remedy without delay. (signed) C. Zest SIN." They tato n tr. all ewes trt old cough., recent colds, .nd walmatical nheetions.—Fold by all druiniists, autl at Prolesem llolloway's Fitt tilislintent, 244, btrand, Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIIS. Bin 1 HS. Bt 1S O?i.—April 15, at Brighton, Mrs. Italwon, of a d ‘ughter. CILACE.—ApnI 11, at Wiamore.rtreet, Mrs. J. U. I race, of a son. INCIIRALIL—ApaI IS, at Addiscoalb.-road, Croydon, the *Lc of tho Rev. It. Inchbdtl, of a MIL ROBEit i Aprit 12, the wde of E. Robert., Esq., of Biome, Id. road, Maid,-bull West, cad flojes,4teet, t'areudiab•equare, of talc daughters. TllllltltUltN.—April 12, at Upper lterl4:ey-stree*, Porinw2-square, Mrs. lhorburn, of a son. WOODWARD.—ApriI 14, at Weymouth, Mrs. J. 11. Woodward, of a eon. MARIUAGES :. ALDAM— lIULBERT.—ApriI 15, at :51. George's., If.nover-square. W. 11. Aldee, Lao.. (e shrill...At to Mama 1 her,.“, youngtiit daughter ul 11. Iluhert, 1.p., 01 Part-1 CUTTEN—UOLSKAMP.—Aord 10, at l'Jnenca New Couch, by t e Rev. J. stain'orth, Froueriek, third .on ut C. Cutter, lain., of Rochester-road, Camden.yillaly to Margaret, (1.41,..hter ut Btu LW C. 11oloaamp. Zoo., of Chancery.htne, London. SWANN —lloPlON.—April 15, at the Indepeult at Ch ath I, Work. Nutt., by Ibe key. G. bwann, Ity. B. W. 5w.00., of tage, ot.dord•bire, to Anne, %Wow uf the late T. T. 110,.tun, Ecq., of App.e.on tsicke, Yorlodurc. WILSON 10, et Ilegy Trinity Chipl, Ciao. gow, W. 11. Winton, Erq., of Liverpool, t, Maria thicabetb, lietond daughter of the late K. Buchanan, Es 1., of libtaguw. DEATHS. ELVOTTAW.—ApriI 14, at tho Vine., It...clinger, Lieut.-Col. Bingham, lota of the Cani.tream G.tard., 1,,te1 ;3. CLIFTON.—ApriI 14, at Catutose, thott.nn, Alf:diet ll...trice Larva dangly er of Mr. Clifton. FlLL.3ll.l3.—Aptil 12, Kr. W. Fillmor, of Camberwell, and Old Etat , toad, aged 62. EUKKAN.—AptiI 16, at Mesta:l.-place, Kennington, Edward, infant _ _ . C • aged 1 • 1011 al Major C. urran, I mon and 7 1. ears. DALLOWAY.—Aprit ii. at Edinburgh, W. o Mosey, E.g.. aged SO. uALLErr.—April It, at Aandaster, Devonshire, Am, relia of the late T. W. 11/413tt, hag. MA Ititl , 4l:4.—Apal 12, Ellrabetb, /laughter of Mr. and Mrs. tiara hems, of Graavenor. gate, Its/le-pork, aged 2 3 ram. JELL'.—Aprills, at the Vicarage, Caption-in, raven, Edward Louis a infant son of the Her. W. E. Jell. KITE --April IS, at sydenhitm-pak, Ace, relict of 11. Kite, Eons of lei/talon, i/g d 71. AI. April 13, Jane, wife of Mr. C. Ledaldini, Hasten New town, aged I, J. Printe i ant: pub:laaad W Wiulaa Kum Huse, ut Su.% Wan, !ri tritr at Lamm, Prime• .11 - ati• stria, :nth@ Precinct ca Whatertrzu-iautar, &ran 16,101.